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6846	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	No Excuses | Get Screened for Colorectal Cancer.	This public service announcement addresses common excuses and misconceptions that lead people to delay or avoid getting screened for colorectal cancer. It features men and women who voice their personal reasons for not being screened and an off-camera announcer who responds by providing facts about colorectal cancer screening and its importance. Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html This video can also be viewed at http://www.cdc.gov/CDCTV/NoExcuses30/index.html	Excuses 0.987161		CLICK HERE
7124	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Kazakhstan	In 1995, CDC also formally established an office (CDC-Central Asia Region—CDC-CAR) in Almaty, Kazakhstan to serve as the home base for coordinating activities throughout the Central Asia Region.	especially dangerous pathogens 0.555494 Global Disease Detection 0.574091 HIV prevention 0.604977 Laboratory Training Program 0.598495 core infrastructure requirements 0.558528 health information 0.521075 Kazakhstan 0.757908 CAR GDD Center 0.611286 emergency operations center 0.57221 Initial exploratory work 0.561151 country’s health 0.524318 treatment services 0.581452 CDC CAR 0.909634 HIV epidemics 0.557248 international influenza virus 0.708331 World Health Organization 0.599097 national strategic laboratory 0.603343 public health officers 0.596575 field epidemiology 0.576736 Kazakhstan’s laboratories 0.629415 Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever 0.565868 Kyrgyz Republic 0.586741 large scale project 0.579813 FELTP CAR 0.587605	government’s health 0.531964 surveillance program evaluations 0.617278 future in-country specialists 0.567894 International Health Regulations 0.602593 AIDS Centers 0.588125 Biological Engagement Program 0.574831 influenza virus monitoring 0.593329 Global Health Security 0.598209 sentinel surveillance sites 0.588038 GDD Regional Centers 0.59293 influenza virus banks 0.58682 direct technical assistance 0.573279 public health threats 0.763293 Infant mortality rate 0.569535 methadone assisted treatment 0.576116 GDD Regional Center 0.594229 reliable real-time data 0.573651 National Influenza Center 0.597509 electronic HIV case 0.636521 health systems capacity 0.621702 Central Asia Regional 0.609798 HIV care 0.552677 HIV counseling 0.548297 pandemic influenza response 0.587731	CLICK HERE
7389	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	ADHD Prevalence - NCBDDD	null	Holbrook J. R. 0.483953 previous national survey 0.495149 CDC 0.466904 Mortality Weekly Report 0.483229 Birth Defects 0.456615 current ADHD diagnosis 0.700758 Health Sciences Center 0.515084 behavioral health conditions 0.490341 community-based studies 0.496939 children 0.627872 Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder 0.574704 school districts 0.495766 National Center 0.467211 intervention strategies 0.455991 NCHS data brief 0.490663 good treatment plans 0.497128 previous community-based estimates 0.500348 parent-reported survey data 0.493025 clinical practice guidelines 0.490964 ADHD case definition 0.816018 DSM-IV ADHD criteria 0.704667 ADHD symptoms 0.668194 Clinical Practice Guideline 0.486453 single treatment 0.456117 deficit hyperactivity disorder 0.492	ADHD 0.942905 Developmental Disabilities 0.455696 multisite Project 0.459169 Parent-Reported Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder 0.505362 United States 0.537283 epidemiologic studies 0.459505 clinical practice 0.49479 common neurobehavioral disorder 0.500338 South Carolina 0.511658 DSM-IV-based case definition 0.514259 elementary school-aged children 0.528641 ADHD medication 0.806962 Public Health Practice 0.491029 study methods 0.455947 comparison children 0.47632 Attention Disorders1 0.45613 National Resource Center 0.552483 potential public health 0.509858 disruptive behavioral disorders 0.486306 ADHD prevalence rates 0.732866 health care practitioners 0.493479 study criteria 0.457128 behavioral disorders 0.48977 PLAY study 0.499887	CLICK HERE
8735	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcements: Recommendations Regarding CardiovascularDisease from the Community Preventive Services Task Force	Persons using assistive technology might not be able to fully access information in this file. For assistance, please send e-mail to: mmwrq@cdc.gov.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.488933 prevention experts 0.471074 CDC 0.503778 endorsement 0.388654 Human Services 0.765703 assistive technology 0.49531 U.S. Department 0.774957 MMWR HTML versions 0.59663 task force 0.948484 electronic PDF version 0.582076 new information 0.485907 e-mail 0.357974 High Cholesterol 0.478817 population health 0.47702 Contact GPO 0.496383 http://www.thecommunityguide.org/cvd/ropc.html 0.329309 commercial sources 0.4647 decision makers 0.463075 current prices 0.45654 original paper copy 0.577794 Cardiovascular Disease Prevention 0.633984 programs 0.352183 wide range 0.469317 original MMWR paper 0.589761	U.S. Government Printing 0.585508 Disease Preventive Services 0.6565 Superintendent 0.330538 unpaid panel 0.474549 assistance 0.330369 title 0.328565 MMWR readers 0.470914 character translation 0.455045 technical support 0.467119 file 0.330563 Persons 0.330679 public health 0.486202 format errors 0.459518 subject line 0.47801 typeset documents 0.466347 trade names 0.464841 Services Task Force 0.723889 official text 0.452759 Out-of-Pocket Costs 0.487731 non-CDC sites 0.462556 report 0.328541 Accommodation 0.328588 electronic conversions 0.453701 High Blood Pressure 0.622255	CLICK HERE
10343	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2014 West Virginia Chemical Release'Chemical Emergencies	Information on chemical emergencies and public health. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	MPEG 0.378858 search 0.263099 PDF 0.261307 PPT 0.446092	DOC 0.368812 information 0.262482 different file formats 0.938484 page 0.276773	CLICK HERE
10603	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Using Client Reminders to Increase Colorectal Cancer Screening in Montana, 2012 - CDC	Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the third leading cause of cancer death for men and women in the United States. CRC screening can save lives by detecting precancerous polyps that are then removed or by detecting cancer early when treatment is most effective.	cancer screening benefits 0.425913 Task Force 0.430298 health insurance 0.479675 survey respondents 0.437834 screening improvement methods 0.397804 AHO 0.567787 AHO members 0.415001 CRC screening services 0.511899 AHO’s enrollees 0.43525 group 0.394513 Montana 0.47172 colorectal cancer 0.500183 insurance benefit plan 0.404255 individual one-on-one screening 0.413272 CRC screening 0.921812 MCCP 0.733165 insurance carriers 0.408491 AHO’s insurance 0.417577 fecal occult blood 0.402202 appropriate screening tests 0.415474 Colonoscopy Screening Capacity 0.42422 AHO newsletters 0.401277 United States 0.439593 small association health 0.414743 CRC screening participation 0.574102	Cancer Control Programs 0.418929 Counties Health Care 0.404876 annual screening colonoscopy 0.426506 MCCP employee 0.44546 Montana Cancer Control 0.431945 postcards 0.403494 MCCP postcard campaign 0.497892 small media 0.412299 cancer screenings 0.396233 appropriate CRC screening 0.514282 CRC insurance benefits 0.461234 CRC deaths 0.426042 National Cancer Institute 0.404292 CRC education 0.416724 particular AHO 0.393474 health care 0.513284 major insurance carriers 0.401219 CRC screenings 0.539419 CRC screening rates 0.516919 insurance claims data 0.402564 health care coverage 0.457793 evidence-based colorectal cancer 0.411103 small-media campaign 0.468898 Health Care Trust 0.405584	CLICK HERE
11967	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NIOSH-Approved N99 Particulate Filtering Facepiece Respirators - Suppliers List	This page contains a suppliers list of NIOSH-Approved N99 Particulate Filtering Facepiece Respirators.	PDF version 0.711788 facepiece respirator 0.852905 airborne particles 0.845824 CDC/NIOSH 0.553908 procedure 0.482707 Disclaimer 0.5265 official endorsement 0.84325	content 0.496522 N99 0.56554 NIOSH policy 0.955076 oil 0.463497 statement 0.495902 websites 0.498321 links 0.457956	CLICK HERE
12411	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	International Road Safety (300W x 557H)	null			CLICK HERE
12643	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Support for MSM	Susan Kegeles of the Center for AIDS Prevention Studies at the University of California-San Francisco, discusses how HIV prevention program participants can create a MSM (men who have sex with men) family, which has young gay and bisexual men caring about each other, whether they are living with HIV or not, and helping each other reduce their sexual risk behaviors. Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html This video can also be viewed at http://streaming.cdc.gov/vod.php?id=cafbdba70c2cc5cbfd43cef44ccf7f8720121124105131015	MSM Family 0.790435	Empower Young Men 0.966435	CLICK HERE
13760	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Lassa Fever | CDC	null	acute viral illness 0.555631 Côte d’Ivoire 0.378855 Benin 0.239534 traveler 0.232071 Guinea 0.230988 Sierra Leone 0.553424 areas 0.227327 Lassa virus 0.961687 neighboring countries 0.373882 number 0.227066 infections 0.230142 member 0.229849 Lassa virus infection 0.796045 Mastomys natalensis 0.384598 Nigeria 0.348979 deaths 0.231881 case 0.228269 estimates 0.231357 cases 0.322849	disease 0.253995 Togo 0.240133 town 0.230653 impact 0.226943 Ghana 0.233918 southern Mali 0.38339 people 0.227123 Liberia 0.298474 Lassa fever 0.981187 single-stranded RNA virus 0.640213 Burkina Faso 0.383333 parts 0.229234 risk 0.228952 missionary nurses 0.377898 animal vector 0.366106 region 0.255964 virus family Arenaviridae 0.610995 serologic evidence 0.35554 west Africa 0.687383	CLICK HERE