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751	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement: Smartphone Application Available for ExtensionLadder Safety	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. 0.375896 extension ladder users 0.642582 convenient training tool 0.48773 endorsement 0.279844 Human Services 0.487082 assistive technology 0.379336 consensus standards 0.354166 safety regulations 0.38098 U.S. Department 0.483312 MMWR HTML versions 0.474755 vibration signals 0.352177 electronic PDF version 0.460208 safety guidelines 0.384138 Google Android devices 0.480385 e-mail 0.254349 graphic-oriented interactive reference 0.489149 innovative research 0.35443 extension ladder selection 0.627695 additional information 0.356092 Contact GPO 0.380961 commercial sources 0.350006 significant risk factor 0.490508 current prices 0.344676 optimal angle 0.370647	original paper copy 0.469782 U.S. Government Printing 0.473009 original MMWR paper 0.469025 Superintendent 0.228989 Occupational Safety 0.375743 MMWR readers 0.357708 character translation 0.342045 ladder angle 0.513299 free smartphone application 0.525267 preventable injuries 0.36566 Persons 0.228083 format errors 0.345934 common cause 0.35595 subject line 0.372959 Health 0.271678 ladder safety application 0.917892 Apple iPhone/iPad 0.352773 typeset documents 0.352614 trade names 0.350127 paper copy 0.476256 official text 0.340143 extension ladder 0.727254 non-CDC sites 0.348945 electronic conversions 0.340825	CLICK HERE
6953	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012:11_0260	Preventable hospitalization for congestive heart failure (CHF) is believed to capture the failure of the outpatient health care system to properly manage and treat CHF. In anticipation of changes in the national health care system, we report baseline rates of these hospitalizations and describe trends by race over 15 years.	youngest age group 0.42215 data 0.443683 National Hospital Discharge 0.504733 blacks 0.55308 future hospitalizations 0.485633 whites 0.490117 national health care 0.468337 Heart Association Task 0.426776 white men 0.427572 preventable CHF hospitalization 0.551044 congestive heart failure 0.735546 ambulatory heart failure 0.41529 higher hospitalization rates 0.472312 hospital discharge rates 0.427636 heart failure 0.962408 higher CHF hospitalization 0.495773 Affordable Care Act 0.451076 disease management programs 0.440414 Eligible hospitalizations 0.480065 non-Hispanic black men 0.44416 linear trend 0.527857 black women 0.427369 baseline rates 0.418012 care sensitive conditions 0.425863	national CHF hospitalization 0.514157 United States 0.453768 Congest Heart Fail 0.441659 oldest age groups 0.424254 Hospital Discharge Survey 0.50297 avoidable hospitalizations 0.45979 sex-standardized rates 0.440469 principal diagnosis codes 0.415536 younger black men 0.457003 crude rates 0.49275 health care 0.477252 Introduction Preventable hospitalization 0.442654 failure disease management 0.444033 black men 0.665984 preventable CHF hospitalizations 0.964449 skilled nursing facility 0.424263 CHF hospitalization rates 0.674083 heart failure hospitalization 0.439897 civilian population estimates 0.439261 heart failure hospitalizations 0.5364 significantly higher rates 0.418965 preventable hospitalizations 0.597484 heart failure disease 0.465501 et al 0.420264	CLICK HERE
10497	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Conference Call January 23, 2014'Clinicians Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA)	CDC Clinician Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA). Providing clinicians the most current and reliable information on emerging public health threats, such as pandemics, natural disasters, and bioterrorism.	Microsoft PowerPoint file 0.526323 COCA Partners 0.571781 critical care 0.601328 Microsoft Word file 0.529287 CDC Flu Activity 0.607495 COCA conference 0.549974 severe influenza 0.538584 CDC Seasonal Influenza 0.64144 2013-14 Influenza Season 0.600462 Acute Care Surgery 0.528938 Nursing Perspective Ebola 0.547063 Communication Activity 0.533033 COCA Digest 0.55868 intensive care unit 0.61058 health care providers 0.540232 Influenza Season Activity 0.646675 Critical Care Medicine 0.53039 Zika Virus 0.951163 page options Skip 0.544555 review CDC recommendations 0.565411 different file formats 0.525519 Influenza Antiviral Drugs 0.587379 Flu Activity 0.670828 Influenza Division 0.548286	Annual influenza vaccination 0.584481 Opioid Series 0.898091 Older Adult Influenza 0.605438 COCA Mailing List 0.599533 COCA Calls/Webinars Calls/Webinars 0.647799 CDC A-Z 0.549109 critical care physicians 0.528281 East Respiratory Syndrome 0.709499 2017-2018 Flu Season 0.564496 CDC Health Alert 0.577039 COCA Newsletters COCA 0.706841 Pediatric Influenza 0.563706 Search Form Controls 0.65146 Surgical Critical Care 0.530794 Middle East 0.567957 HIV Care Continuum 0.528181 Opioid Overdose 0.547021 influenza season 0.689091 Search Controls 0.54429 Pediatric Flu Antivirals 0.545589 Public Health Preparedness 0.589614 Primary Care Providers 0.541005 COCA continuing education 0.596785 COCA Learn 0.56185	CLICK HERE
10743	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | An Approach to Assessing Multicity Implementation of Healthful Food Access Policy, Systems, and Environmental Changes - CDC	Local governments play an increasingly important role in improving residents’ access to healthful food and beverages to reduce obesity and chronic disease. Cities can use multiple strategies to improve community health through, for example, land use and zoning policies, city contracting and procurement practices, sponsorship of farmers markets and community gardens, and vending and concession practices in park and recreation facilities.	recreation directors 0.477303 interviews 0.476125 possible PSE change 0.482985 public health departments 0.537643 parks 0.505032 city parks 0.482258 healthful- food retailers 0.527777 action guides 0.49189 nutrition standard 0.477844 community gardens 0.596179 healthful options 0.527743 food policy assessment 0.487014 electronic survey 0.484822 public health department 0.598038 local governments 0.483167 nationally recommended PSE 0.482805 beverages 0.526258 local PSE changes 0.515933 healthful menu 0.479534 cities 0.725726 healthful food 0.919244 recreation 0.512726 County public health 0.501308 beverage options 0.509922	PSE changes 0.597121 city initiatives 0.482243 local PSE strategies 0.505558 healthful vending machine 0.517089 possible PSE options 0.497593 city 0.644204 PSE options 0.571862 Hennepin County 0.5907 city officials 0.575503 public health jurisdiction 0.496978 farmers markets 0.512234 national PSE recommendations 0.486186 city official 0.475659 municipal PSE assessment 0.486683 city hall 0.527149 public health 0.64572 Hennepin County Human 0.524502 beverage PSE assessment 0.491077 certain healthful options 0.503817 similar healthful food 0.512232 County Human Services 0.552608 healthful food access 0.616468 Hennepin County cities 0.48276 healthful foods 0.692096	CLICK HERE
11601	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Cancer Prevention in the Workplace Feature	Your job can have a big influence on your health. Learn how employers can help their employees lower their cancer risk.	skin cancer 0.290337 people’s cigarettes 0.267874 tobacco-free workplace policies 0.492435 part-time workers 0.288886 Temporary contract workers 0.412065 healthy choices 0.258087 health topics 0.283696 outdoor employees 0.269979 Unhealthy behaviors 0.3344 preventive screenings 0.254411 cessation programs 0.275911 secondhand smoke 0.412383 government assistance 0.252617 local fitness clubs 0.373984 healthy eating 0.256171 fewer benefits 0.251996 workplace health promotion 0.475685 healthful behaviors 0.315899 Outdoor workers 0.307728 Harmful exposures 0.287372 Certain behaviors 0.317657 weight management programs 0.399978 certain types 0.415125 medium-sized employers 0.273922 cancer health disparities 0.430284	health benefits 0.271851 healthy behaviors 0.298551 alcohol consumption 0.253928 long periods 0.263099 harmful substances 0.280927 Workplace wellness programs 0.71179 health protection programs 0.417976 health-related products 0.258194 workplace settings 0.463921 diesel exhaust 0.263914 protective gear 0.260375 workers 0.439944 health-related behaviors 0.308263 increases cancer risk 0.459171 big influence 0.279764 person’s risk 0.282794 community organizations 0.252024 night-shift work 0.256758 seasonal workers 0.284259 chronic conditions 0.532803 physical activity 0.263381 lower their cancer 0.303112 cancer risk 0.905357 poor eating habits 0.384593	CLICK HERE
11794	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement: National Teen Driver Safety Week - October19-25, 2014	During 2003–2012, the number of teens aged 13–19 years who died in motor vehicle crashes declined by 50%, from 5,718 to 2,823 (1). During the same period, the rate of passenger vehicle drivers aged 16–19 years involved in fatal crashes decreased by 52%, from 35.1 to 16.	Smith GS 0.533276 fatal crash rates 0.662856 Human Services 0.624773 greater participation 0.53183 MMWR HTML versions 0.637636 U.S. Department 0.621893 Teen Driver Safety 0.913135 electronic PDF version 0.626007 youngest drivers 0.554873 Key campaign website 0.650419 teen crash deaths 0.723987 high-risk conditions 0.542111 Inj Prev 0.559227 Additional information 0.533617 crash risk 0.55202 Contact GPO 0.551878 good role models 0.660492 commercial sources 0.529209 current prices 0.526309 teen drivers 0.704018 original paper copy 0.63186 encouraging trends 0.539171 seat belts 0.53761 parents 0.485292	Coben JH 0.550771 passenger vehicle crashes 0.724806 U.S. Government Printing 0.637804 original MMWR paper 0.633453 learning-to-drive process 0.537073 teens 0.469411 longer practice periods 0.644601 driver licensing 0.655789 parent-teen driving agreement 0.655352 MMWR readers 0.535831 character translation 0.523403 GDL programs 0.710232 Traffic Safety Administration 0.649109 National Teen Driver 0.913244 format errors 0.523552 fatal crashes 0.620548 passenger vehicle drivers 0.706129 typeset documents 0.530096 trade names 0.529293 official text 0.522022 seat belt 0.537361 non-CDC sites 0.528375 motor vehicle crashes 0.992599 electronic conversions 0.520909	CLICK HERE
12237	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Aseptic Meningitis Outbreak Associatedwith Echovirus 30 Among High School Football Players - Los AngelesCounty, California, 2014	Curtis Croker, MPH1, Rachel Civen, MD1, Kathleen Keough2, Van Ngo, MPH1, Amy Marutani1, Benjamin Schwartz, MD1 (Author affiliations at end of text).	affected high school 0.246978 Public Health 0.293448 School staff members 0.426178 county high school 0.315486 United States 0.241557 Los Angeles County 0.534241 emergency department visit 0.282414 negative bacterial culture 0.274567 varsity football team 0.292796 nonpolio enterovirus serotypes 0.319322 aseptic meningitis outbreaks 0.433905 polymerase chain reaction 0.267637 Rickettsial Disease Laboratory 0.278182 Summer football league 0.262262 1Acute Communicable Disease 0.293577	outbreak-associated aseptic meningitis 0.473626 aseptic meningitis cases 0.516239 emergency department 0.290083 Communicable Disease Control 0.744662 relative risk 0.250624 poor hand hygiene 0.240604 Disease Control Program 0.702814 water bottles 0.332153 aseptic meningitis outbreak 0.44802 Acute Communicable Disease 0.571449 Angeles County Department 0.528217 football players 0.506685 proper hand hygiene 0.246777 cerebrospinal fluid pleocytosis 0.287202	CLICK HERE
12386	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Sexually Transmitted Infections Among Young Americans (150W x 194H)	null			CLICK HERE
13360	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Improving Health and Quality of Life After Cancer	At least one-third of the more than 14 million survivors in the United States face physical, mental, social, job, or financial problems related to their cancer experience. Learn what can be done.	Li C. Current 0.500521 adult cancer survivors 0.661382 cancer treatment 0.53651 emotional distress 0.455112 treatment ends 0.459412 work-related concerns 0.468573 money problems 0.457264 National Health Interview 0.519108 Forsythe LP 0.459501 employee assistance programs 0.499683 Guy GP Jr 0.492771 Unhealthy behaviors 0.462791 mental health screening 0.538417 Recent research 0.457944 Genetic factors 0.459125 health care providers 0.591751 mental health problems 0.547019 family members 0.465196 ovarian cancer 0.500482 social workers 0.457146 poorer quality 0.460776 mental health concerns 0.782519 cancer survivors 0.997365 Cancer Epidemiology 0.527802 physical concerns 0.485197	Behavioral Risk Factor 0.493499 hereditary breast 0.456429 unused paid time 0.49668 financial problems 0.468619 United States 0.465419 cancer experience 0.541972 non-traditional work schedule 0.503166 physical health problems.3 0.526796 social support services 0.503533 physical health-related quality 0.503047 cancer screenings 0.499076 Yabroff KR 0.508714 patient navigators 0.455935 Rowland JH 0.455201 professional counseling 0.457145 Lynch syndrome 0.458795 healthy weight 0.458558 support groups 0.456926 medical care 0.459909 physical activity 0.464793 survivor Sharon McKenna 0.492892 follow-up care—routine checkups 0.514245 new cancer 0.508809 cancer history 0.493022	CLICK HERE
13755	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Bring Your Own Brave Campaign - Genetic Counselor (1024W x 512H)	null			CLICK HERE