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5771	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Trichloroacetic acid - 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
6190	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Protecting children from harmful food marketing: options for local government to make a difference.	null	obesogenic marketing environment 0.264542 government-run food facilities 0.229019 foods 0.285399 promising public health 0.226378 Locally based marketing 0.225858 branded food items 0.24279 public health advocates 0.280084 food companies market 0.277984 children 0.623022 food marketing environment 0.407591 food companies 0.353368 food marketing defense 0.28595 Brownell KD 0.281497 Children’s Food 0.285974 food products 0.261333 school-based marketing practices 0.233717 obesogenic food marketing 0.296928 frequent food category 0.239146 Food Policy 0.254892 public health regulations 0.230404 likely affects children 0.232335 largest food companies 0.25232 marketing practices 0.381533 United States 0.276047 Fast food FACTS 0.231078	public health community 0.234635 nutrient-poor foods 0.28055 national media 0.239863 food service establishments 0.227539 locally based food 0.245806 food advertising increases 0.265263 money marketing calorie-dense 0.241327 Public Health Nutr 0.225519 food industry 0.39159 public health laws 0.228771 Public health professionals 0.231254 public health 0.838136 child-targeted marketing practices 0.235314 public health law 0.303109 fast-food restaurants 0.228029 children’s health 0.276021 child-targeted food marketing 0.335373 obesogenic food 0.436935 food marketing 0.918074 food marketing practices 0.380461 harmful food marketing 0.354785 television food advertisements 0.419188 childhood obesity 0.389772 food retailers 0.240716	CLICK HERE
6793	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR - Instructions for Contributors	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	MMWR office 0.637254 education credit 0.645481 financial disclosure form 0.980278 signature 0.36417 Author Instructions Section 0.871747 short bio form 0.90461 Recommendations 0.365745 detailed instructions 0.615051 MMWR  production team 0.92354 Home Page 0.622404 fax 0.357861 MMWR  Weekly 0.668111 smoother production process 0.985911	accordance 0.388144 Corresponding Author 0.624463 Barbara Stallworth 0.679003 recent CV 0.642959 Serial Publication 0.698361 rewrite 0.39289 Supplements 0.374399 Surveillance Summaries 0.693104 standards 0.483848 resubmission 0.431466 content questions 0.843222 Weekly reports 0.621775 co-authors 0.413218	CLICK HERE
7105	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012: 11_0301	The fight against infectious disease advanced dramatically with the consolidation of the germ theory in the 19th century. This focus on a predominant cause of infections (ie, microbial pathogens) ultimately led to medical and public health advances (eg, immunization, pasteurization, antibiotics).	similar pro-inflammatory inducers 0.514497 primary microbial cause 0.497982 neutral inducers 0.504831 infectious diseases 0.567342 economic development 0.493878 human health 0.599624 metaflammation 0.500367 inducers 0.57137 anti-inflammatory inducers 0.51974 associated risk factors 0.499122 interesting pro-inflammatory inducer 0.488277 chronic respiratory problems 0.585027 chronic inflammation 0.570397 human environment 0.494502 anthropogens 0.485881 Roman physician Aurelius 0.486262 germ theory 0.766884 chronic disease 0.93966 epidemiological transition 0.529261 modern chronic diseases 0.593573 Public health approaches 0.496722 microbial pathogens 0.541035 pro-inflammatory inducers 0.536331 infectious disease prevention 0.535808 Disease control priorities 0.513703	endocrine-disrupting chemicals 0.494372 fatty acid 0.534888 chronic disease causality 0.58991 Human immune responses 0.512905 single underlying etiology 0.500788 B. Public health 0.497832 heart disease 0.530586 public health advances 0.520116 chronic disease epidemics 0.58137 public health 0.617476 motor vehicle trauma 0.491107 chronic disease etiology 0.622614 text description 0.492694 metaflammatory inducers 0.510788 modern man-made environments 0.523295 chronic diseases 0.80835 Industrial Revolution 0.495423 Chronic Inflammatory Disorders 0.54883 chronic conditions 0.588087 biological effects 0.492471 gut microbiota 0.489936 little immune response 0.508733 classical inflammation 0.615064 infectious disease 0.556317	CLICK HERE
10565	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Youth Advocacy as a Tool for Environmental and Policy Changes That Support Physical Activity and Nutrition: An Evaluation Study in San Diego County - CDC	As evidence grows about the benefits of policy and environmental changes to support active living and healthy eating, effective tools for implementing change must be developed. Youth advocacy, a successful strategy in the field of tobacco control, should be evaluated for its potential in the field of obesity prevention.	Statewide Youth Movement 0.345113 adult group leaders 0.567478 County Childhood Obesity 0.513201 Living Research Program 0.352273 Youth Engagement 0.347582 half-day train-the-trainer seminars 0.363855 Childhood Obesity Initiative 0.506356 San Diego County 0.694912 Diego County Childhood 0.441038 active living 0.445512 Wood Johnson Foundation 0.34771 evaluation 0.406185 youth advocacy project 0.424442 San Diego 0.743469 adult leaders 0.616578 Diego State University 0.594177 obesity prevention 0.393847 youth advocacy groups 0.485312 Community Health Improvement 0.368474 community advocacy 0.364225 San Diego Health 0.342216 decision makers 0.970797 community 0.38681 Health Improvement Partners 0.352947 future youth advocacy 0.377223	adult mentors 0.34385 youth advocacy strategies 0.376177 youth empowerment 0.329407 Active Living Research 0.346639 environmental changes 0.415884 group leaders 0.739419 Robert Wood Johnson 0.34872 racial minority groups 0.341083 living community advocacy 0.351984 technical assistance 0.548823 youth advocacy 0.817542 COI 0.417555 control youth advocacy 0.403918 youth participants 0.357641 San Diego State 0.592834 groups 0.695886 active group leaders 0.338675 physical activity 0.53018 COI training seminars 0.354663 youth groups 0.367783 Policy Consulting Group 0.354402 community youth obesity 0.368882 housing resident groups 0.324611 Healthy Fitness Zone 0.341177	CLICK HERE
11234	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Tasas de cáncer por raza y grupo étnico	Estadísticas sobre la incidencia y mortalidad del cáncer por raza y grupo étnico y sexo.	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.519443 Censo P25-1130 0.5347 adultos jóvenes 0.51321 campaña mujeres afroamericanas 0.536359 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.519301 Investigaciones Resúmenes 0.514477 Archivo Microsoft 0.550326 Archivo Microsoft Word 0.521404 Archivo Texto 0.511824 cáncer colorrectal 0.815687 cáncer prevención 0.613124 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.519843 vida prevención 0.516982	cuántas personas 0.543131 Nuevos casos 0.513355 Archivo RealPlayer 0.512942 ¶Los datos 0.51228 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.521681 Estados Unidos 0.962368 potenciales diferencias 0.532525 Informe Anual 0.540773 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.519367 razas blancos 0.535764 mediana edad 0.517854 Comunicación Masiva 0.512712	CLICK HERE
12359	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Food and Water Safety (300W x 856H)	null			CLICK HERE
13297	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Lisa: Empower Yourself by Learning Your Family's Cancer History	Lisa’s family history of breast and ovarian cancer puts her at higher risk for getting cancer in the future. Watch this video to learn how she’s used this information to empower herself. 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/cancer/videos/breast/BringYourBrave/Lisa/EmpowerYourself/EmpowerYourself_lowRes.mp4	Empower 0.952089 Cancer History 0.969396	Learning Your Family 0.991947	CLICK HERE
14136	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	STD & HIV Screening Recommendations | Prevention | STDs	STD & HIV Screening Recommendations from CDC	healthcare providers 0.536713 sexually active women 0.918674 zip code 0.520972 sexually transmitted infection 0.969848 clinics 0.424299 adults 0.423783 Annual chlamydia screening 0.725839 gonorrhea screening 0.727471 frequent HIV testing 0.642649 STD testing recommendations 0.677424 low-cost testing 0.539995 repeat testing 0.533061 mothers 0.422591 multiple sex partners 0.827949 sexual history 0.54982 brief overview 0.538256 depth STD 0.5645 anonymous partners 0.516559 risk factors 0.657153 Annual gonorrhea screening 0.725297	infants 0.423201 unsafe sex 0.534621 adolescents 0.424589 MSM 0.464073 syphilis 0.469058 older women 0.641233 at-risk pregnant women 0.645639 bisexual men 0.519158 doctor 0.425986 regular health care 0.651666 intervals 0.425739 shares injection drug 0.629169 honest conversation 0.554347 STDs 0.640047 ages 0.423755 STD testing 0.691338 information 0.423776 hepatitis B screening 0.57197 important things 0.553464	CLICK HERE
15984	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2013-2014 Influenza Season	Question and Answer for the general public regarding basic information about the 2012-2013 flu season - CDC	CDC 0.478478 trivalent influenza vaccine 0.466116 different flu viruses 0.578845 flu activity 0.492424 seasonal flu vaccines 0.460399 flu vaccines 0.592441 flu vaccine manufacturers 0.518172 2013-2014 flu season 0.463072 dose quadrivalent flu 0.432536 upcoming flu season 0.433102 standard dose 0.396634 quadrivalent flu vaccines 0.449354 2013-14 flu season 0.549339 flu illness 0.459883 regular flu 0.393625 seasonal flu 0.621351 recent influenza 0.374388 Seasonal flu activity 0.473112 H1N1 viruses 0.40626 Influenza Vaccine Effectiveness—United 0.484423 Traditional flu vaccines 0.451024 laboratory-confirmed influenza hospitalizations 0.395108 influenza 0.751652 severe flu outcomes 0.4437	vaccine effectiveness studies 0.36653 resistant flu viruses 0.521873 United States 0.518228 quadrivalent influenza vaccine 0.453968 severe flu illness 0.45576 flu vaccine 0.932554 H1N1 influenza viruses 0.481405 quadrivalent flu vaccine 0.578171 vaccine viruses 0.425076 influenza B viruses 0.538026 Influenza Activity 0.376275 trivalent flu vaccines 0.455556 seasonal influenza vaccine 0.540683 flu vaccine options 0.517029 trivalent flu vaccine 0.521272 CDC’s influenza 0.420849 influenza vaccines 0.415989 2013-2014 season 0.41499 seasonal flu vaccine 0.578868 flu viruses 0.687111 influenza viruses 0.521154 influenza B virus 0.36434 flu season 0.586399 CDC influenza web 0.440765	CLICK HERE