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6327	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Exploring perceptions of colorectal cancer and fecal immunochemical testing among African Americans in a North Carolina community.	null	North Carolina 0.655965 central North Carolina 0.474232 colorectal cancer screening 0.619136 population-based CRC screening 0.603786 CRC screening programs 0.606017 health care provider 0.581507 uninsured African Americans 0.468788 FIT packaging 0.451228 screening regimen 0.486108 Focus group data 0.46982 late-stage CRC 0.467813 free CRC screening 0.603742 eligibility screening 0.473236 CRC screening 0.986231 accurate screening 0.496048 cervical cancer screening 0.526687 FIT accuracy 0.461282 relative advantage 0.513902 FIT screening 0.782828 Community-based FIT screening 0.645994 FIT procedures 0.456857 CRC screening tests 0.716924 positive FIT results 0.511562 different CRC screening 0.637382 African Americans 0.618969	innovation characteristics 0.466771 various screening tests 0.541356 good screening option 0.497068 innovation theory 0.488874 screening impediment 0.462763 focus groups 0.484588 FIT adoption 0.4585 formative research data 0.472657 participants 0.625917 community screening 0.473365 FIT design 0.469201 recent screening 0.476461 CRC screening guidelines 0.702725 fecal immunochemical test 0.493306 primary screening 0.460542 stool tests 0.563321 focus group participants 0.458955 Chapel Hill 0.496603 FIT 0.836788 screening options 0.485338 focus group 0.621481 screening rates 0.515659 FIT screening intervention 0.637293 stool test screening 0.608589	CLICK HERE
6542	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National Birth Defects Prevention Month and Folic Acid Awareness Week - January 2012	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. 0.262171 Obstet Gynecol 0.302452 prepregnancy body mass 0.292784 early pregnancy 0.256893 spina bifida 0.25546 Human Services 0.287694 assistive technology 0.261225 neural tube defects 0.384462 Gilboa SM 0.302301 National Birth Defects 0.501979 MMWR HTML versions 0.29337 U.S. Department 0.286767 common types 0.260925 electronic PDF version 0.293741 fortified foods 0.253714 longer lives 0.254544 uncontrolled diabetes 0.259186 Additional information 0.307436 L. Congenital heart 0.361786 Contact GPO 0.257848 Coll Cardiol 0.257651 Kaplan S. 0.255999 Honein MA 0.302354 National Folic Acid 0.331751	Defects Prevention Study 0.395641 original paper copy 0.29053 congenital heart defects 0.9201 United States 0.312122 original MMWR paper 0.297161 U.S. Government Printing 0.294077 food folate 0.256815 Cleves MA 0.255312 Health-care providers 0.314533 congenital heart disease 0.500137 Besser LM 0.254363 folic acid 0.411304 folic acid daily 0.396751 synthetic folic acid 0.32501 subject line 0.26124 lifelong care 0.256469 unique challenges 0.253577 birth defects 0.586572 Birth Defects Prevention 0.503249 medical care 0.257506 modifiable maternal risk 0.310431 et al 0.338827 Hoffman JL 0.256148 Maternal smoking 0.255207	CLICK HERE
6969	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Afghanistan	null	Content source 0.422709 HHS 0.297574 list Skip 0.74332 endorsement 0.291872 CDC 0.271556 non-federal site 0.4688	Notice 0.270187 sponsors 0.241885 page options Skip 0.947337 information 0.241652 employees 0.242118	CLICK HERE
9756	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Video Archives | CDC Media Relations	CDC campaigns, videos, public service announcements and podcasts at your fingertips	H1N1 situation 0.370128 antivirals 0.432296 press briefing 0.377302 CDC Director 0.689991 CDC 0.777979 Admiral Anne Schuchat 0.738595 CDC Advisors Make 0.41111 vaccine distribution 0.989124 Secretary Janet Napolitano 0.370447 M.D. 0.35882 Human Services 0.337768 Novel H1N1 0.343272 briefing 0.656082 Disease Control 0.377226 Swine 0.475165 Secretary Sebelius 0.375589 upcoming flu season 0.413103 National Center 0.538156 Immunization 0.366074 Secretaries Sebelius 0.33449 Secretary Kathleen Sebelius 0.365438 YouTube 0.869631 CDC briefing 0.654053 Anne Schuchat 0.885207	Video 0.74499 new guidance 0.336611 Respiratory Diseases 0.542134 Science Briefing 0.380739 H1N1 clinical vaccine 0.409528 current activities 0.335055 H1N1 vaccine 0.381044 H1N1 outbreak 0.375467 update 0.534708 flu outbreak 0.885317 Rear Admiral Anne 0.766397 video archive 0.343041 H1N1 flu 0.696625 DHS Secretary Napolitano 0.37588 Press Conference 0.335707 federal response 0.337704 HHS Senior Officials 0.379379 Secretary Gary Locke 0.368247 vaccine preparations 0.407908 H1N1 0.719784 HHS Secretary Sebelius 0.371977 Dr. Thomas Frieden 0.577442 Thomas R. Frieden 0.389104 current H1N1 situation 0.368589	CLICK HERE
10817	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Study Concludes Flu Vaccination Prevents Hospitalizations in Older People	CDC Study Concludes Flu Vaccination Prevents Hospitalizations in Older People - CDC	significant impact 0.318606 Clinical Infectious Diseases 0.67627 healthy adults 0.311746 lower vaccine effectiveness 0.555152 mild 2011-12 season 0.430388 data 0.2572 death 0.227762 adults 0.315266 recommendation 0.227749 flu vaccine 0.698776 Infectious Diseases online 0.438795 severe 2012-13 flu 0.53732 flu-associated hospitalizations 0.51646 milder seasons 0.444511 Oxford Journals Clinical 0.421294 effectiveness estimates 0.397463 research 0.224688 flu vaccine effectiveness 0.618992 flu vaccines 0.449037 flu-related complications 0.350495 terms 0.226607 Vaccine coverage 0.402687 severe seasons 0.510407	statistical modeling 0.342085 flu vaccination 0.48957 influenza illness 0.475619 2012-13 season 0.315591 researchers 0.288137 flu-vaccine-prevented hospitalizations 0.4929 new CDC study 0.47722 varying impact 0.329984 flu disease 0.433196 people 0.395504 age groups 0.332683 article 0.224362 vaccine effectiveness 0.968274 greater benefit 0.321981 mild flu season 0.531105 2012-13 seasons 0.370364 annual vaccination 0.364846 high risk 0.343913 contrast 0.226267 Infectious Diseases website 0.416225 overall vaccine effectiveness 0.569705 hospitalizations 0.82156 CDC flu surveillance 0.545845	CLICK HERE
12261	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Muertes por intoxicación por alcohol	Signos Vitales de los CDC ofrece datos recientes y hace un llamado a actuar respecto de importantes temas de salud pública	Bajo Precio 0.623451 Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.690498 menor cantidad 0.591944 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.686178 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.7021 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.685169	Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.677241 Estados Unidos 0.85629 breve periodo 0.61242 Archivo Microsoft 0.997211 mediana edad 0.64655	CLICK HERE
13241	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Hepatitis Awareness Month and National Hepatitis Testing Day- May 2015	This month marks the 20th anniversary of Hepatitis Awareness Month and the 4th National Hepatitis Testing Day (May 19) in the United States. Although care and treatment can be life-saving, many of the 3 million persons estimated to be living with hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection are unaware of their infection and are not receiving preventive services and medical management. In addition, an emerging epidemic of HCV infection among a new demographic of persons who inject drugs is unfolding in several areas throughout the nation.	reports 0.352041 HCV infections 0.671359 endorsement 0.378283 Human Services 0.756055 U.S. Department 0.756585 MMWR HTML versions 0.581688 electronic PDF version 0.565637 strategic imperatives 0.47737 National Hepatitis Testing 0.683279 Hepatitis Awareness 0.528866 drug use behaviors 0.463592 issue 0.349701 Contact GPO 0.47935 commercial sources 0.455067 Viral Hepatitis 0.506986 primary care settings 0.598814 current prices 0.448138 persons 0.403872 original paper copy 0.559051 Human Services Action 0.614656 substance abuse treatment 0.603024 programs 0.350239 new cases 0.460422 opioid dependency 0.500856	HCV infection 0.913164 United States 0.480095 original MMWR paper 0.575739 U.S. Government Printing 0.569157 opioid injection 0.496987 HCV testing 0.807331 MMWR readers 0.464055 character translation 0.446787 appropriate medical care 0.593793 hepatitis C virus 0.518529 20th anniversary 0.470417 format errors 0.447537 HCV transmission 0.650632 Health 0.379001 drugs 0.351393 typeset documents 0.454481 trade names 0.455176 official text 0.444857 non-CDC sites 0.452519 medical management 0.477473 report 0.352062 central Appalachian Region 0.591636 preventive services 0.484757 electronic conversions 0.443858	CLICK HERE
15382	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Enhancing Workplace Wellness Efforts to Reduce Obesity: AQualitative Study of Low-Wage Workers in St Louis, Missouri,2013-2014	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.	health promotion activities 0.553308 work environment 0.622636 physical work environments 0.53805 traditional workplace wellness 0.541298 New England Workplace 0.541915 little-studied health disparity 0.535842 employer-sponsored wellness programs 0.53987 health behaviors 0.586844 health care organization 0.638806 large health care 0.552695 Workplace participatory programs 0.55343 weight loss 0.546397 healthy eating 0.652089 workplace health promotion 0.716525 work schedule 0.545121 Total Worker Health 0.563862 health care costs 0.548341 wellness programs 0.966848 employer wellness programs 0.538153 low-wage workers 0.670008 workplace health programs 0.643012 A. Workplace health 0.570039 Healthy Workplace Participatory 0.55032 retail workers 0.572518 Public Health 0.598005	healthy behaviors 0.540924 worker health program 0.571658 health promotion 0.753303 health care plan 0.539537 Work Environ Health 0.571725 workplace wellness programs 0.836 current workplace wellness 0.538902 health behavior 0.53861 focus group discussions 0.571245 health participatory program 0.548691 health care 0.728066 worksite health promotion 0.64068 health promotion programs 0.65426 health care worker 0.543125 worksite wellness programs 0.566302 social work environment 0.543088 health 0.909691 Workplace wellness efforts 0.541326 food options 0.576533 physical activity 0.918474 Occup Environ Med 0.621621 focus group 0.573996 Workplace health protection 0.565082 Worksite health facilitatorsWhat 0.534759	CLICK HERE
15768	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	The owner of a residential framing company designs safety into each of his job sites	John LeBlanc talks about what happened when one of his workers died from a fall on a LeBlanc job site. The death had a profound effect on LeBlanc, and led to a complete restructuring of his company’s safety procedures. He started from scratch but you don’t have to. Learn more at stopconstructionfalls.com	owner 0.437344 job sites 0.719022	safety 0.435797 residential framing company 0.941699	CLICK HERE
16131	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Easy-to-read Immunization Schedule by Vaccine for Ages Birth-6 Years	Immunization schedules for infants and children in easy-to-read formats. Cover persons from birth through 6 years. Find out if your child's vaccinations are up to date.	MPEG 0.741242 site 0.541063 PDF 0.544429	PPT 0.837268 DOC 0.733754	CLICK HERE