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5766	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Chromyl chloride - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards	null	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
6338	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Age and racial/ethnic disparities in prepregnancy smoking among women who delivered live births.	Prenatal smoking prevalence remains high in the United States. To reduce prenatal smoking prevalence, efforts should focus on delivering evidence-based cessation interventions to women who are most likely to smoke before pregnancy.	North Carolina 0.468336 young women 0.401793 smoking cessation interventions 0.399672 New York City 0.874994 higher smoking prevalence 0.41548 lower prepregnancy smoking 0.401496 highest prepregnancy smoking 0.451624 prenatal smoking prevalence 0.508538 smoking status 0.448074 younger non-Hispanic whites 0.445474 prepregnancy smoking patterns 0.396741 racial/ethnic group 0.416723 racial/ethnic groups 0.547364 overall study population 0.397764 prepregnancy smoking prevalence 0.834829 pregnancy intention 0.43944 younger women 0.442094 reproductive health 0.406508 American Indians 0.397968 smoking cessation 0.445362 recent live birth 0.520907 chronic disease prevention 0.445207 women 0.613103 smoking prevalence 0.842722 smokers 0.418492	South Carolina 0.419288 West Virginia 0.458535 Pregnancy Risk Assessment 0.47528 higher prepregnancy smoking 0.445816 smoking prevalence estimates 0.42798 PRAMS data 0.405542 non-Hispanic whites 0.518936 extent prepregnancy smoking 0.396765 Rhode Island 0.422388 Alaska Natives 0.42933 PRAMS 0.424815 current smoking prevalence 0.409263 prepregnancy smoking status 0.44221 older women 0.416357 New Jersey 0.422095 New Mexico 0.422083 younger non-Hispanic white 0.392198 self-reported smoking prevalence 0.435142 previous live births 0.407885 non-Hispanic white women 0.392621 prepregnancy smoking 0.900364 Risk Assessment Monitoring 0.472992 younger Alaska Natives 0.392158 tobacco control 0.40194	CLICK HERE
7078	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Peru	null	Content source 0.450848 CDC 0.429417 non-federal site 0.526974 infectious disease threats. 0.96836	global health presence 0.812946 targets 0.273511 Health Security Agenda 0.924016	CLICK HERE
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10156	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Arsenic - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic	null	essential health 0.241114 Food Additive Series 0.295858 Occupational Exposure 0.25859 work environment 0.23324 NIOSH Criteria Document 0.49782 measurement methods 0.235941 Emergency Response Safety 0.337476 synonyms/trade names 0.231409 Health Topics 0.2294 high-priority chemical 0.248327 Arsenic Compounds 0.660796 Health Guideline 0.233778 NIOSH Manual 0.378221 Chemical Substance Information 0.347074 gallium arsenide 0.361347 concise information 0.247513 IARC Monographs 0.334834 Integrated Risk Information 0.32249 IDLH documents 0.225975 Intelligence Bulletin No. 0.32153 arsenic 0.967415 gallium arsenide dissociates 0.360912 Substance Data Bank 0.300844 information sources 0.249659 NIOSH Pocket Guide 0.544957	International Chemical Safety 0.361398 adverse effects 0.304996 respirator recommendations 0.352608 physical properties 0.230782 NIOSH Alert 0.391566 personal protection 0.230611 health concentrations 0.326264 Key data 0.232819 CAS/RTECS numbers 0.231238 safety information 0.266504 exposure limits 0.372361 conversion factors 0.223469 Chemical Sampling information 0.340247 Substances Disease Registry 0.299096 industrial hygiene information 0.369435 Health Database 0.243849 Recent experimental animal 0.315265 Publication No. 0.43777 emergency response community 0.322015 Environmental Health Criteria 0.335002 Substance Fact Sheets 0.304907 inorganic arsenic 0.80845 Hazardous Substance 0.306492 Risk Assessment Information 0.325534	CLICK HERE
10971	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Lead - Prevention Tips	The Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program is committed to the Healthy People goal of eliminating elevated blood lead levels in children by 2020. CDC continues to assist state and local childhood lead poisoning prevention programs, to provide a scientific basis for policy decisions, and to ensure that health issues are addressed in decisions about housing and the environment.	contact paper 0.538104 chewable surfaces 0.541411 leaded paint 0.580807 cold water 0.536332 pregnant women 0.541744 housing units 0.556713 children 0.995995 lead-based products 0.582852 U.S. children 0.593938 low levels 0.564999 ethnic groups 0.543227 older housing 0.648201 young children 0.592576 exterior soil 0.543581 temporary barriers 0.533371 firing range 0.53334 major source 0.538897 lead-based paint 0.879421 household dust 0.682133 children’s hands 0.576599 greatest risk 0.540426 old paint 0.563854 lead sources 0.611522 hazardous sources 0.55349 poverty line 0.544997	safe blood lead 0.766616 traditional folk medicine 0.641134 lead exposure 0.734175 Lead-based paints 0.60823 academic achievement 0.561657 ways parents 0.563809 high levels 0.53769 local health department 0.658997 non-residential paint sources 0.669546 elevated levels 0.55092 wet-wipe window components 0.651363 duct tape 0.533202 Lead hazards 0.61527 paint debris 0.565653 good health 0.564487 local water supply. 0.644439 living/play areas 0.540368 animal waste 0.535085 toy jewelry 0.533299 Hot water 0.536063 bare soil 0.820521 leaded dust 0.571785 lead-contaminated house dust 0.707315 lead-contaminated soil 0.542788	CLICK HERE
13615	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Elimination of Ebola Virus Transmission in Liberia -September 3, 2015	On September 3, this report was posted as an MMWR Early Release on the MMWR website (http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr).	Ebola virus transmission 0.952992 2World Health Organization 0.295057 Paul J. Weidle 0.286512 recent Ebola cluster 0.586236 Ebola outbreak 0.491206 MMWR Early Release 0.288317 continued vigilance 0.259248 emergency operations center 0.363605 probable cases 0.30206 active case finding 0.265865 Ebola Response Teams 0.663891 World Health Organization 0.448656 Liberian Ebola treatment 0.651739 contact tracing 0.262594 public health activities 0.3064 probable Ebola cases 0.662865 health response capacity 0.315654 emergency public health 0.313641 community engagement 0.26712 Ebola infection prevention 0.584916 public health response 0.424762 National Emergency Operations 0.257991 Terrence Q. Lo 0.280644 effective contact monitoring 0.275917 Paul Bridge cluster 0.293138	Ebola virus disease 0.662168 Liberia transitions 0.356025 public health infrastructure 0.303821 Satish K. Pillai 0.287717 Ebola prevention activities 0.590588 important achievements MoH 0.285862 Health care worker 0.291733 public health workforce 0.299495 continued heightened surveillance 0.322234 Brittany J. Sunshine 0.279598 River Bridge community 0.273614 health care workers 0.30741 public health 0.507018 Liberia Ministry 0.490564 Rapid response plans 0.265229 MoH Incident Management 0.294033 ongoing community engagement 0.250334 general health systems 0.294471 public health capacity 0.326182 field-based emergency operations 0.258922 Ebola laboratory testing 0.565098 male Ebola survivors 0.579809 community-based surveillance initiatives 0.289912 postmortem Ebola testing 0.621839	CLICK HERE
13866	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcements: World Day of Remembrance for Road TrafficVictims - November 15, 2015	In October 2005, the United Nations (UN) General Assembly adopted a resolution (1) calling for governments and nongovernmental organizations to mark the third Sunday in November each year as World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. The theme of this year's World Day of Remembrance is "From Global Remembrance to Global Action Across the Decade.".	traumatic aftermath 0.343376 nongovernmental organizations 0.375045 United Nations 0.896079 Sustainable Development 0.479914 Human Services 0.437969 Global Action 0.376274 road crashes 0.401341 MMWR HTML versions 0.446183 U.S. Department 0.433907 electronic PDF version 0.437327 Ancillary materials 0.344498 road death 0.375799 Sustainable Development Goals 0.469007 World Remembrance 0.421473 road traffic 0.913264 World Health Organization 0.499049 Additional information 0.480613 Contact GPO 0.357346 Global Remembrance 0.430797 commercial sources 0.336196 injury prevention activities 0.461126 United Nations General 0.680063 current prices 0.333313 original paper copy 0.442527	General Assembly 0.800349 Road traffic crashes 0.724777 Nations General Assembly 0.678447 road traffic deaths 0.734468 emergency crews 0.344954 United States 0.367282 U.S. Government Printing 0.450341 original MMWR paper 0.442417 motor vehicle 0.487612 winnable battle 0.36198 MMWR readers 0.340415 character translation 0.330849 global road traffic 0.517076 medical professionals 0.345579 format errors 0.329442 New York 0.471577 action strategies 0.350488 Road Traffic Victims 0.540237 Resolution A/70/1 0.344217 global road safety 0.492152 typeset documents 0.335872 trade names 0.336277 official text 0.329566 non-CDC sites 0.334322	CLICK HERE
15242	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	An Intervention to Increase Availability of Healthy Foods and Beverages in New York City Hospitals: The Healthy Hospital Food Initiative, 2010-2014	Preventing Chronic Disease (PCD) is a peer-reviewed electronic journal established by the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. PCD provides an open exchange of information and knowledge among researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and others who strive to improve the health of the public through chronic disease prevention.	healthy value meal 0.499572 hospitals 0.897622 hospital cafeterias 0.570874 NYC hospitals 0.527998 Fewer hospitals 0.492252 foods 0.484476 Background Hospitals 0.51378 health commissioner 0.489079 hospital staff 0.483064 Healthy Hospital Food 0.553173 end line 0.506006 Twenty-eight hospital cafeterias 0.526014 beverage vending machines 0.795346 Hospital Nutrition Environment 0.473965 rigorous nutrition standards 0.545233 hospital food environments 0.519446 New York City 0.882175 Hospitals Corporation 0.501898 health department dietitians 0.557245 technical assistance 0.534063 private hospitals 0.660893 hospital food environment 0.555282 health department staff 0.69677 hospital food initiative 0.552458	food service 0.526367 public health 0.477102 Food Vending Machines 0.552409 food environment 0.567333 York City Health 0.511905 HHFI 0.575179 nutrition standards 0.804006 complements hospitals 0.504971 health department 0.964205 implementation 0.475862 City Health Code 0.510003 hospital food service 0.50591 food 0.672445 NYC Food Standards 0.54978 children’s hospitals 0.519883 York City Department 0.50086 mandatory nutrition standards 0.495155 patient meals 0.521494 health department leadership 0.479942 hospital food 0.634127 sugary drinks 0.554177 public hospitals 0.671912 New York Hospital 0.484807	CLICK HERE
15396	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Adaptation of an Evidence-Based Arthritis Program for BreastCancer Survivors on Aromatase Inhibitor Therapy Who ExperienceJoint Pain	Preventing Chronic Disease (PCD) is a peer-reviewed electronic journal established by the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. PCD provides an open exchange of information and knowledge among researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and others who strive to improve the health of the public through chronic disease prevention.	North Carolina 0.425002 female breast cancer 0.39227 self-directed wwe 0.381501 program 0.475195 moderate physical activity 0.383933 research team 0.40052 patient advisors 0.397334 program adaptation 0.369399 6-week walking program 0.393387 WWE program 0.389751 2-group effectiveness test 0.374887 arthritis-related joint symptoms 0.366531 cancer patients 0.380383 adaptation process 0.448033 new patient population 0.42243 6-week walking diary 0.398803 breast cancer survivors 0.989783 breast cancer survivor 0.414102 AI therapy 0.421871 North Carolina Cancer 0.398522 joint symptoms 0.528597 original WWE health 0.3733 women 0.372923 hormone-receptor–positive breast cancer 0.399561 study 0.391795	evidence-based walking program 0.41046 Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer 0.366306 breast cancer diagnosis 0.507589 178-page WWE workbook 0.378649 physical activity program 0.409973 evidence-based arthritis program 0.365562 WWE arthritis program 0.393309 Carolina Cancer Hospital 0.398502 National Cancer Institute 0.410969 WWE workbook 0.414097 AI-associated arthralgia 0.368687 aromatase inhibitor therapy 0.427709 Arthritis Foundation 0.408164 WWE materials 0.368114 WWE 0.436192 social cognitive theory 0.380153 joint pain 0.392623 Chapel Hill 0.407202 actual walking experience 0.368357 physical activity 0.637794 randomized controlled trial 0.379178 evidence-based physical activity 0.38735 Research-Tested Intervention Programs 0.387416 self-directed format 0.369431	CLICK HERE