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4974	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Obesity and overweight prevalence among adolescents with disabilities	null	population-based YRBS data 0.427421 obesity rates 0.511444 United States 0.55723 disability 0.60133 highest reported disability 0.472843 Reported percentage 0.511745 possible youths 0.53357 attention deficit hyperactivity 0.493556 higher prevalence 0.629385 cognitive disabilities 0.620979 consistent disability definitions 0.428494 youths 0.880031 physical disabilities 0.638572 highest obesity rates 0.493349 higher socioeconomic status 0.435709 BMI ≥95th percentile 0.487022 BMI cutoff criteria 0.427412 index ≥85th percentile 0.442351 raw BMI score 0.438479 secondary health conditions 0.426556 lifestyle health behaviors 0.430341 health advocacy organizations 0.427915 minority youths 0.534464 versus cognitive disabilities 0.475536	nondisabled youths 0.582112 autism spectrum disorder 0.496472 obesity prevalence 0.605943 overweight prevalence 0.465901 obesity 0.732172 spinal cord injury 0.92503 significantly higher rate 0.504958 family members 0.461077 body mass index 0.679377 18-year-old youths 0.548053 health 0.448773 online survey 0.482284 disabilities 0.856146 younger age groups 0.482697 childhood obesity 0.51046 significantly underestimate obesity 0.51211 BMI ≥85th percentile 0.486961 health care costs 0.425557 disability type 0.489531 multiple health effects 0.429422 95th percentile 0.495954 intellectual disability 0.488835 percentile ranking 0.439133	CLICK HERE
6308	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Nailing Down the Need for Nail Gun Safety | CDC Features	Nail guns are used every day in many construction jobs and cause tens of thousands of painful injuries each year. Get the latest information on nail gun hazards and practical advice you should take to prevent injuries at your job site.	practical advice 0.35085 construction workers 0.340481 major risk factors 0.381071 painful injuries 0.379996 latest information 0.35093 job site 0.349239 double fire injuries 0.362391 Co-workers 0.309255 homes 0.308993 nail gun 0.903689 nail guns 0.644931 framers 0.310398 sequential triggers 0.393963 NIOSH 0.308959 issue 0.307924 new documents 0.341419 slight impact 0.342856 framer 0.337746 subfloor 0.312543 New Jersey contractor 0.374749 construction worker deaths 0.38488 trigger nail gun 0.54274 emergency room visits 0.385983 tens 0.310716 changes 0.308186	nail gun safety 0.718311 Research 0.308141 plywood 0.318921 Occupational Safety 0.367662 productivity 0.307752 job sites 0.344663 consumers 0.315511 sheet 0.307947 construction jobs 0.35034 National Institute 0.342139 nail gun injuries 0.738152 contact trigger 0.392515 double fires 0.340741 Health Administration 0.340744 stories 0.307941 Severe nail gun 0.554302 construction worker 0.388411 sequential trigger 0.367768 Talk About Nail 0.443722 nail gun hazards 0.574539 home 0.307928 contractors 0.323531 trigger nail guns 0.556144 nail gun injury 0.601329	CLICK HERE
7221	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preconception Care - My Reproductive Life Plan	null	good care 0.317037 career 0.231767 good birth control 0.410083 children 0.914231 school 0.301759 good relationship 0.324379 details 0.23119 obesity 0.261673 health care professionals 0.442431 goals 0.391814 method 0.330636 pregnancy 0.442397 weight 0.22806 reproductive life plan 0.657699 fits 0.232114 reproductive life plans 0.67611 sexually transmitted diseases 0.435721 birth control 0.706943 piece 0.22949 medical conditions 0.464007 job 0.231774 important things 0.355904 problems 0.26279 reproductive life 0.744893 kinds 0.22875	dreams 0.228325 journal 0.229472 paper 0.229484 drinking alcohol 0.468581 smoking 0.297116 personal goals 0.346966 kids 0.253245 mind 0.261011 following questions 0.326473 sperm bank 0.323315 good health 0.309353 drugs 0.257684 effective birth control 0.417544 fertility service 0.321672 concerns 0.257655 meantime 0.231338 people 0.229524 doctor 0.505735 counselors 0.228235 partner 0.441119 healthy pregnancy 0.331746 high blood pressure 0.688571 baby 0.231428 time 0.332901	CLICK HERE
9137	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Asthma - Interventions - Case Studies - OAS	Interventions - Case Studies - OAS	Microsoft PowerPoint file 0.371961 Current Asthma 0.500408 Microsoft Word file 0.373517 Health Care Coverage 0.389348 Data Table 1-1 0.904037 Uncontrolled Asthma 0.461441 Asthma-related Missed School 0.37253 America Breathing Easier 0.409753 Health Anne Arundel 0.370714 Schools Healthcare Professionals 0.370942 Health care providers 0.419843 Data Collection Choices 0.382837 Microsoft Excel file 0.371547 Asthma Call-back Survey 0.494667 page options Skip 0.384324 Asthma Action Plan 0.588875 asthma 0.688005 live healthier lives 0.41419 different file formats 0.373224 Asthma Data 0.486127 hospital inpatients 0.373341 Apple Quicktime file 0.371455 Asthma Resources 0.449652 Management Asthma Action 0.497426 Case Studies 0.37915	Control Asthma Brochures 0.499981 NCHS Asthma FastStats 0.482618 Asthma Severity 0.481933 AsthmaStats Asthma 0.463028 Inner City Asthma 0.472089 Adobe PDF file 0.372492 Recent Asthma State 0.497455 active asthma 0.481069 Mixed Age Groups 0.464472 Medical clinics/physicians 0.452537 hospital emergency departments 0.427296 Search Form Controls 0.452628 ASL Asthma Film 0.508246 Work-related Asthma 0.455946 Asthma Care Training 0.478495 health care 0.426393 Asthma Clinical Guidelines 0.510982 Open Airways 0.426386 Community-Based Interventions Adults 0.372156 Publications Asthma Surveillance 0.47776 State Data Profiles 0.388774 Health Care Provider 0.389802 Search Controls 0.384075 NHIS Prevalence Data 0.395737	CLICK HERE
10097	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Legacy for Children - NCBDDD CDC - Features	null	Legacy 0.871021 behavioral parent training 0.555541 randomized controlled trials 0.560152 early childhood programs 0.592615 early childhood investment 0.579951 low-income mothers 0.813459 behavioral concerns 0.618436 children 0.950799 Legacy intervention 0.623455 health intervention program 0.647524 early childhood policy 0.649267 training program effectiveness 0.54866 young children 0.681602 Legacy Los Angeles 0.693826 children’s behavior 0.563558 Infant Health 0.562258 Casey Family Programs 0.543308 Abnorm Child Psychol. 0.555128 social skills 0.559555 healthy child development 0.582534 early childhood 0.829942 early education interventions 0.554899 Early Childhood Program 0.588078 main study phase 0.54022 Early Head Start 0.682776	Kaminski JW 0.555486 Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder 0.549188 disadvantaged children 0.538887 Development Program 0.568099 Legacy mothers 0.750525 Legacy program 0.68465 additional studies 0.555133 noticeable behavioral concerns 0.562611 meta-analytic review 0.55377 public health 0.740884 public health program 0.633112 high risk communities 0.553609 comparison mothers 0.584762 socioemotional problems 0.627181 family support programs 0.674983 children’s development 0.589264 child outcomes 0.58402 fewer children 0.630742 comparison group 0.552965 center-based early education 0.580831 Legacy curricula 0.597719 Los Angeles 0.71721 ChildrenTM public health 0.570376 age 0.555522	CLICK HERE
10741	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Consumption of Sugar-Sweetened Beverages Among US Adults in 6 States: Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, 2011 - CDC	Sugar-sweetened beverage (SSB) intake is linked to weight gain. Our objective was to examine state-specific SSB intake and behavioral characteristics associated with SSB intake.	standardized SSB questions 0.50786 consuming SSB 0.49662 analytic sample 0.481047 past month SSB 0.50331 high school education 0.48516 monthly intake 0.479232 current smokers 0.483064 SSB intake categories 0.579453 lower household income 0.479586 state-specific SSB intake 0.603896 physically inactive adults 0.474844 high SSB consumers 0.50906 daily intake 0.487443 SSB options 0.496819 mean intake 0.46997 SSB consumption 0.58538 fruit drink intake 0.504552 total SSB intake 0.617051 postintervention SSB consumption 0.53027 SSB intake frequency 0.578751 drinking SSB 0.506029 address SSB knowledge 0.507751 drank SSB 0.500114 behavioral characteristics 0.481198 mean calorie intake 0.497597	fruit intake 0.503034 regular soda 0.571497 daily SSB intake 0.607415 different SSB questions 0.505305 study 0.499686 subgroup SSB consumption 0.51702 younger adults 0.491221 adults 0.70084 SSB Optional Module 0.53406 fruit drinks 0.589901 times 0.472546 high SSB consumption 0.518819 non-Hispanic blacks 0.515734 weekly intake 0.479375 SSB intake data 0.566173 SSB consumers 0.51013 energy intake 0.478858 vegetable intake 0.499283 New Jersey 0.471741 SSB intake 0.995976 physical activity 0.550103 SSB questions 0.511375 SSB reduction 0.506249 SSBs 0.514404	CLICK HERE
12496	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	February 2014 ACIP Meeting -- Pneumoccocal Public Comment	Pneumococcal public comments by Robin Capert (OH) and Tresh Carnell (WA). 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=d288af3fc4b91383ea1040ec61145ef420140410084153897	Pneumoccocal Public Comment 0.941255	ACIP Meeting 0.941263	CLICK HERE
12683	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Wes Studi: Don't Get Don't Spread	Wes Studi, Hollywood actor and Cherokee tribal member, expresses concern about the higher threat that H1N1 flu poses to American Indians and Alaska Natives for hospitalization and severe problems. Studi advises Native people to get vaccinated to protect themselves, their families and their communities from influenza. Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html	Dont Spread 0.895504	Wes Studi 0.994261	CLICK HERE
13881	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Information About Preventing Infections in Cancer Patients for Health Care Providers	Tools to help outpatient oncology facilities standardize and improve infection prevention practices.	cancer treatment 0.377687 hematologic toxicity 0.437342 CDC’s Guide 0.397437 outpatient settings 0.843538 United States 0.407929 emergency rooms 0.355751 infection prevention practices 0.697684 minimum expectations 0.616204 basic infection 0.709704 fact sheet 0.349553 Prevention Plan 0.370544 infections 0.226193 health care providers 0.562822	patient waiting areas 0.579503 infection prevention guidance 0.70977 patient safety 0.35592 chemotherapy schedules 0.552317 key policies 0.363424 cancer patients 0.589963 staff lounges 0.383377 infection prevention 0.862125 greater understanding 0.374886 Ongoing outbreaks 0.39254 patient notifications 0.392218 Basic Infection Control 0.695359 outpatient oncology 0.985621	CLICK HERE
14261	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	10 Things You Can Do to Be a Safe Patient | CDC Features	Learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones from infections.	skin infections 0.592372 medical procedures 0.427627 national progress 0.411536 central line catheter 0.636395 urinary catheter 0.477222 things 0.243455 catheters 0.252181 medical facility 0.422191 new syringe 0.411115 medical problems 0.406752 germs 0.296606 devices 0.241379 surgical site infections 0.774345 colds 0.242142 long-term care facility 0.606865 healthcare facilities 0.404156 friends 0.274759 antibiotic-resistant bacteria 0.4306 antibiotics 0.416291 sepsis 0.307976 new vial 0.403559 healthcare providers 0.582975 public health issue 0.55754 safe patient 0.513059 death 0.241825	outpatient clinic 0.430044 bacterial infections 0.604228 dialysis center 0.43453 diarrhea episodes 0.398709 healthcare-associated infections 0.966193 bandage 0.247677 worries 0.246366 life-threatening response 0.392242 largely preventable infections 0.759804 hospital 0.241643 ventilators 0.247488 Patient Safety website 0.544872 n’t work 0.394283 catheter site 0.449595 medical care 0.423456 people 0.27982 flu 0.280112 doctor 0.409515 deadly diarrhea 0.411733 surgery site 0.38112 healthcare provider 0.705591 clean their hands 0.423057 new needle 0.39525 Learn 0.243469	CLICK HERE