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544	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Development of a Community-Sensitive Strategy to Increase Availability of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in Nashville™s Urban Food Deserts, 2010"2012 - CDC	Food deserts, areas that lack full-service grocery stores, may contribute to rising rates of obesity and chronic diseases among low-income and racial/ethnic minority residents. Our corner store project, part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Communities Putting Prevention to Work initiative, aimed to increase availability of healthful foods in food deserts in Nashville, Tennessee.	corner store intervention 0.509224 healthful food categories 0.456722 Community Food Advocates 0.489435 Nashville’s food 0.433861 corner store proprietors 0.459739 store audits 0.425965 CPPW corner store 0.491581 store proprietors 0.468916 healthful options 0.440426 corner store project 0.484713 Supplemental Nutrition Assistance 0.458188 full-service grocery stores 0.596421 corner store owners 0.455156 corner stores 0.590234 healthful food 0.540762 contract staff member 0.422828 community 0.524776 corner store 0.93179 fresh fruits 0.644395 corner store team 0.562496 corner store version 0.46242 store owners 0.592918 fast food restaurants 0.422966 Determining Food Deserts 0.438587	whole-wheat bread 0.557643 similar corner store 0.453529 community members 0.514303 neighborhood corner stores 0.47167 Metro Public Health 0.42982 food deserts 0.892337 full-service grocery store 0.423622 Nashville corner store 0.463204 Public Health Department 0.466808 technical assistance 0.452638 food desert scores 0.436422 corner store initiative 0.68657 corner store management 0.454504 Work corner store 0.462104 Nutrition Assistance Program 0.461124 food desert 0.495762 Urban Food Deserts 0.478557 corner store brand 0.452007 stores 0.59767 nonfat milk 0.570649 healthful food resources 0.465908 healthful food access 0.478801 healthful foods 0.589189 neighborhood corner store 0.490299	CLICK HERE
4763	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The governance of standard-setting to improve health.	null	public health interventions 0.315714 American foreign policy 0.269687 review organizations 0.380693 health care policy 0.427043 european community atlas 0.23408 industrial countries 0.261744 National Health Service 0.250166 Nations Health Organization 0.261779 evidence-based health research 0.311449 global health 0.264067 health professionals 0.228556 British health official 0.265762 population health 0.513665 World Health Organization 0.247484 countries 0.287972 public health officials 0.296239 health expenditures 0.244303 standards 0.384124 health status 0.266418 dysfunctional health systems 0.243334 health care infrastructure 0.282945 public officials 0.2712 Health Protection Agency 0.245238 public health policy 0.359486 United States 0.319802	health districts 0.230729 national security policy 0.227956 conventional governance 0.274368 policy set standards 0.294363 multiple determinants 0.228509 health policy 0.372482 health improvement 0.227689 health services 0.392429 population health status 0.250121 Milbank Memorial Fund 0.267764 foreign policy 0.547237 health care 0.762323 public health 0.362213 advocacy groups 0.298127 global health evince 0.246937 health 0.911416 best available evidence 0.248352 policy making 0.235384 policy makers 0.687611 population health policy 0.327636 organizational governance 0.25399 systematic reviews 0.435301 health risks 0.227329 governance 0.712183	CLICK HERE
4859	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Monday, January 17, 2011	null	endorsement 0.237334 United States 0.765028 non-parenting adolescents 0.280746 current awareness 0.268359 spina bifida 0.296051 positive HIV diagnosis 0.424208 initial responses 0.271791 Pediatric HIVQUAL-T 0.270864 pandemic influenza 0.287654 insured persons 0.278641 Disease Control 0.266484 related conditions 0.283957 CDC Science Clips 0.921796 Outpatient medical conditions 0.433801 data sets 0.285714 pediatric HIV care 0.41601 factual accuracy 0.267535 weekly digest 0.300101	Caribbean people 0.268487 Science Clips 0.931135 informational purposes 0.255565 Chief Science Officer 0.462784 public health literature 0.407021 B. Thacker CDC 0.984185 systematic review 0.283447 original authors 0.267755 DHHS 0.299986 non-CDC Websites 0.266576 sexually transmitted diseases 0.423502 original sources 0.28667 public domain 0.287183 news sources 0.267664 et al 0.265474 Stephen B. Thacker 0.77738 socioeconomic status 0.448286 Thacker CDC Library 0.983942	CLICK HERE
5708	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Fluoroxene - 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
9577	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Disability, Health, and Multiple Chronic Conditions Among People Eligible for Both Medicare and Medicaid, 2005"2010 - CDC	People who are eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid (dual eligibles) and who have disabilities and multiple chronic conditions (MCC) present challenges for treatment, preventive services, and cost-effective access to care within the US health system.	Medical Expenditure Panel 0.368966 high school 0.398011 dual eligible population 0.477619 disability 0.501732 mental health 0.370199 functional limitations 0.417625 cognitive disabilities 0.386234 multiple chronic conditions 0.415244 high school education 0.357197 assistive device 0.365539 national health care 0.355329 poor health status 0.48842 daily living 0.367252 angina pectoris 0.36938 health care providers 0.355451 Expenditure Panel Survey 0.369308 age category 0.35839 health care services 0.378431 cognitive limitations 0.646022 Human Services Strategic 0.365363 physical disability 0.398585 health status 0.520935 dual eligible populations 0.388692 significant odds 0.356843	usual source 0.41414 disability category 0.401862 MEPS 0.381462 long-term need 0.381315 heart attack 0.364688 functional disability limitations 0.418447 physical disabilities 0.551844 long-term walking limitations 0.395756 health care 0.449938 dual eligibles accounts 0.39977 federal poverty guidelines 0.359654 health characteristics 0.367627 health 0.53696 cognitive limitation 0.477456 MCC 0.553736 health care coverage 0.355696 medical care 0.388813 people 0.379193 chronic conditions 0.793564 Services Strategic Initiative 0.364767 memory loss 0.370952 high school diploma 0.358356 coronary heart disease 0.418923 dual eligibles 0.984161	CLICK HERE
10366	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Differences in the Delivery of Health Education to Patients With Chronic Disease by Provider Type, 2005"2009 - CDC	Health education provided to patients can reduce mortality and morbidity of chronic disease. Although some studies describe the provision of health education by physicians, few studies have examined how physicians, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners differ in the provision of health education. The objective of our study was to evaluate the rate of health education provision by physicians, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners/certified midwives.	health education 0.991991 data 0.359573 Physician assistant training 0.346299 ischemic heart disease 0.389045 training programs 0.34959 physicians 0.394422 Hospital Ambulatory Medical 0.36051 health care providers 0.382811 health counseling 0.348825 Introduction Health education 0.38745 health professionals 0.349274 nurse practitioner training 0.363074 patients 0.447357 Ann Fam Med 0.349891 weight reduction education 0.34635 health care teams 0.366581 outpatient department 0.360703 Acad Nurse Pract 0.355079 primary care physicians 0.351043 National Hospital Ambulatory 0.358878 nurse practitioner programs 0.357828 chronic condition–specific health 0.380283 condition-specific education 0.352667 stress management 0.359589 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.416457	health care needs 0.366429 Nebraska Medical Center 0.362194 physician training programs 0.346517 study 0.354219 stress management education 0.347792 health education provision 0.437305 nurse practitioner 0.442604 provider types 0.347757 Ambulatory Medical Care 0.369932 Veterans Administration health 0.350077 quality health education 0.381301 diabetes care 0.350495 nurse practitioners 0.813726 provider type 0.421801 physician assistant practices 0.34671 ambulatory care 0.349863 condition–specific health education 0.395998 chronic conditions 0.401074 Medical Care Survey 0.370146 physician assistant 0.416146 health education elements 0.372503 physician assistants 0.667022 primary care 0.424284 condition-specific health education 0.371672	CLICK HERE
12154	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Epilepsy Features	The CDC Epilepsy Program creates features in order to bring attention to important issues and topics.	epilepsy 0.90982 important epilepsy issues 0.72678 Veterans 0.351448 email address 0.398243 seizure types 0.423494 emergency 0.316228 facts 0.319184 health issues 0.37477 features 0.319483 signs 0.318255 self-management programs 0.402297 memory problems 0.38078 smoking 0.336405 seizures 0.417164 young children 0.38296 TBI 0.320078 CDC Epilepsy Program 0.734612 TBIs 0.325838	higher risk 0.38121 Epilepsy Self-Management 0.638745 overall health 0.3799 topics 0.319407 Things 0.319029 traumatic brain injury 0.587036 Disaster Preparedness 0.387351 Spotlight 0.319963 resources 0.353194 families 0.316561 people 0.371133 Seizure First Aid 0.41269 health condition 0.375873 older adults 0.544864 attention 0.319024 memory lapses 0.3878 page 0.319626	CLICK HERE
14241	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Improvements and Disparities in Types of Foods and Milk Beverages Offered in Elementary School Lunches, 2006-2007 to 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.	school meals programs 0.335996 low-ses schools 0.377743 school salad bar 0.352509 majority-black schools 0.345373 School Lunch Program 0.487531 majority-Latino schools 0.402883 school 0.702418 school lunch characteristics 0.351995 children 0.33985 healthful items 0.363635 food service 0.425303 public elementary schools 0.413889 white schools 0.367269 disparities 0.396947 food service personnel 0.331006 American Indian students 0.336745 school meals 0.365837 high school survey 0.331859 school lunches 0.419192 school food 0.412355 elementary school survey 0.34224 healthful pizzas 0.371608 Hunger-Free Kids Act 0.332511 premade salads 0.370566	schools 0.841546 regular pizza 0.434542 local school food 0.345072 National School Lunch 0.486686 salad bars 0.944823 United States 0.445623 students 0.36771 time-by-demographic interactions 0.332588 availability 0.365495 demographic disparities 0.337546 school meals standards 0.341874 fresh fruit 0.539807 fried potatoes 0.469586 school food environment 0.346845 high-fat milks 0.443397 Acad Nutr Diet 0.461717 School district policies 0.337061 healthful school environments 0.333407 elementary schools 0.476125 school meal programs 0.4286 school lunch meal 0.336201 lunch characteristics 0.355099 high-SES schools 0.344209 elementary school lunches 0.376234	CLICK HERE
15822	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Managing Diabetes | Diabetes	This page has information on how to stay healthy and be active when living with diabetes.	life—than 0.425368 better treatments 0.818766 United States 0.94186 Thanks 0.519884	ones 0.47776 choices 0.491625 diabetes 0.913985 better quality 0.80728	CLICK HERE
16081	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Common Cold	Sore throat and runny nose are usually the first signs of the common cold. Most people recover within 7-10 days. Reduce your risk of getting a cold by washing your hands often and avoiding touching your face with unwashed hands.	ease symptoms 0.238983 United States 0.271034 alcohol-based hand sanitizer 0.911695 runny nose 0.902335 body aches 0.56839 Over-the-counter medicines 0.26227 Sick people 0.252823 regular handwashing 0.481952 children 0.297538 cold wash hands 0.55019 immune systems 0.287568 sore throat 0.87306 Common colds 0.422302 main reason 0.269086 young children 0.229384	close contact 0.214007 personal contact 0.256577 breathing passages 0.282819 viruses 0.305551 unwashed hands 0.53759 post-nasal drip 0.243049 colds 0.744638 people 0.341654 mucus fills 0.319848 watery eyes 0.566922 symptoms 0.372885 green color 0.245031 cold medicines 0.255642 child nonprescription 0.249792 soap 0.298592	CLICK HERE