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6676	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: General Information	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.	copyright 0.345926 PCD. Make 0.472505 Editorial Policy page 0.582525 Human Services 0.45063 written permission 0.467639 U.S. Department 0.450791 following information 0.462203 thorough editorial 0.447731 proofing stage 0.56764 Disease Control 0.448444 Special Topics 0.471358 manuscript submission 0.621839 PCD Manuscript Central 0.890606 proprietary rights 0.458984 exclusive rights 0.458714 inquiries 0.362675 minor changes 0.448863 affiliated institutions 0.449983 public domain 0.607291 Research Briefs 0.468651 style 0.349606 production process 0.451842 Chronic Disease 0.478904 authors 0.403064 Original Research 0.469798	derivative works 0.4643 GIS Snapshots 0.461391 author hereby grants 0.463365 substantive changes 0.459136 United States Government 0.995274 Community Case Studies 0.614639 PCD editors 0.586924 article types 0.476752 complete descriptions 0.469835 AMA Manual 0.446202 PubMed Central 0.460044 journal 0.355973 publishing articles 0.495481 Manuscript Requirements 0.618055 revised editions 0.456581 NIH grant 0.451771 following sections 0.44922 article length 0.469294 Word version 0.448857 material 0.354263 official publication 0.48441 Public Health Service 0.574625 Implementation Evaluation 0.471992 initial edit 0.443066	CLICK HERE
9697	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	La historia de Brandon - Historias de la vida real - Consejos de exfumadores	La historia de Brandon, un ex fumador con la enfermedad de Buerger, es parte de la campaña Consejos de exfumadores de los CDC.	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.594816 Archivo RealPlayer 0.505194 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.603014 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.622857	Archivo Adobe PDF 0.597914 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.593466 terrible enfermedad 0.497982 Archivo Microsoft 0.995252	CLICK HERE
10344	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2014 West Virginia Chemical Release'Chemical Emergencies	Information on chemical emergencies and public health. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	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
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10871	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	World Cup 2014: Travelers to Brazil Urged to Get Flu Vaccine	World Cup 2014: Travelers to Brazil Urged to Get Flu Vaccine - CDC	single best way 0.412952 seasonal vaccine 0.369849 H3N2 flu viruses 0.672028 longer periods 0.303084 large numbers 0.333033 supply 0.220203 H1N1 virus 0.321397 flu vaccines 0.687775 pregnant women 0.31237 children 0.220068 Brazil 0.417169 games 0.221953 close quarters 0.321141 2013-14 season 0.328334 Southern Hemisphere 0.443645 media reports 0.320266 chronic medical conditions 0.401322 flu illness 0.520374 community 0.220427 travelers 0.280108 visitors 0.222139 World Cup 0.565459 high risk 0.421888 American Health Organization 0.417892 important health tips 0.391459	region 0.223623 doses 0.223352 United States 0.550994 adults 0.220098 Health page 0.302803 flu vaccine 0.801752 globe convening 0.330782 CDC’s Traveler 0.310978 different influenza viruses 0.47577 significant influenza activity 0.437011 Flu vaccination 0.635386 heart disease 0.311813 immunizations 0.222637 preventive actions 0.30635 flu viruses 0.676079 protective antibodies 0.314292 people 0.372616 flu 0.902177 respiratory virus samples 0.427528 influenza B virus 0.346424 flu season 0.622865 location 0.220463 information 0.219684 time 0.240716	CLICK HERE
11091	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Impact of San Francisco™s Toy Ordinance on Restaurants and Children™s Food Purchases, 2011"2012 - CDC	In 2011, San Francisco passed the first citywide ordinance to improve the nutritional standards of children’s meals sold at restaurants by preventing the giving away of free toys or other incentives with meals unless nutritional criteria were met. This study examined the impact of the Healthy Food Incentives Ordinance at ordinance-affected restaurants on restaurant response (eg, toy-distribution practices, change in children’s menus), and the energy and nutrient content of all orders and children’s-meal–only orders purchased for children aged 0 through12 years.	test purchases 0.493293 Food Incentives Ordinance 0.752709 data 0.467736 positive restaurant changes 0.465699 public health policies 0.466062 restaurant response 0.472074 french fries 0.517573 children 0.709144 ordinance nutritional criteria 0.504426 public health ordinance 0.496907 healthful meals 0.470703 ordinance enactment 0.562826 Santa Clara County 0.588091 toy ordinance 0.521445 National Academies Press 0.466806 Healthy Food Incentives 0.697256 San Francisco Healthy 0.50444 significant decrease 0.495389 food restaurant chains 0.477568 Ordinance wording 0.476793 restaurant food environments 0.493712 restaurants 0.523154 fast food restaurants 0.491992 food chain restaurants 0.482047 free toys 0.518995	meals 0.586329 study 0.49383 restaurant chains 0.55677 fast food 0.519587 pre-ordinance time point 0.915693 county-level ordinance 0.486072 similar ordinance 0.4769 pre-ordinance time point1 0.46937 healthful default 0.502884 beverage 0.485527 children’s meal 0.46806 study time points 0.477468 public health 0.529682 ordinance intent 0.474203 citywide ordinance 0.49301 menu changes 0.484017 ordinance prohibits restaurants 0.517811 Francisco Healthy Food 0.509932 Significantly fewer children 0.464798 San Francisco 0.713428 ordinance criteria 0.531173 ordinance language 0.476872 default side dish 0.540455 time points 0.619372	CLICK HERE
14244	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Test Your Produce Safety Savvy | CDC Features	Do you have the know-how to make good produce safety choices? Take the quiz below to test your knowledge on selecting, storing, and preparing produce.	chopping boards 0.50819 raw sprouts 0.565518 clean container 0.496474 Enjoy uncooked fruits 0.685266 Dry fruit 0.499979 pregnant women 0.61874 peel—so dirt 0.501442 immune systems 0.615186 young children 0.60937 outbreak 0.423928 Maradol papayas 0.64503 kitchen utensils 0.506037 foodborne illnesses 0.531594 Unwashed fresh vegetables 0.745557 steps 0.438414 lettuce 0.422343 clean paper towel 0.583325 high-calorie foods 0.511235 food preparation 0.504629 foodborne illness 0.73929 fresh fruits 0.590123 nearly half 0.507829 United States 0.509578 advice 0.423419 important health benefits 0.61928	harmful germs 0.5461 raw meat 0.496495 lightly cooked sprouts 0.675333 vegetables 0.955411 certain groups 0.49414 fruits 0.810116 salads 0.450735 Listeria 0.424878 Salmonella infections 0.537955 heart disease 0.515871 particular concern 0.509586 diet 0.440389 E. coli 0.626427 food poisoning 0.938742 Check fruits 0.592067 greater chance 0.49988 Safer choices 0.5112 fresh produce 0.588179 humid conditions 0.516104 people 0.509184 home 0.422328 raw fruits 0.603239 older adults 0.50019 Mexico 0.442093	CLICK HERE
14478	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR Zika Reports	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	Congenital Zika Virus 0.494033 Female-to-Male Sexual Transmission 0.247462 Zika Virus Transmission 0.446868 Interim Guidelines 0.261577 Birth Defects 0.245569 Infection Among U.S. 0.239843 Zika Virus Infection 0.78826 Update 0.253766 Travel-Associated Zika Virus 0.349254 Virus Through Sexual 0.29029 New York City 0.283659 Zika Virus—10 Public 0.252866 Zika Virus Outbreak 0.322762 Pregnant Women 0.313722 Chikungunya Virus Infection 0.329374 Mosquito-Borne Zika Virus 0.323709 Possible Zika Virus 0.493917 Zika Virus 0.968027 Ongoing Zika Virus 0.365647 Subsequent Ongoing Transmission 0.2453 Zika Virus-Associated Neonatal 0.257349 Zika Virus Spreads 0.322738 Virus Disease Cases 0.335883 Continental United States 0.241651 Virus Disease Acquired 0.313743	Puerto Rico 0.376714 United States 0.507019 Local Mosquito-Borne Transmission 0.271734 Care Providers Caring 0.337293 Zika Virus Exposure 0.491065 Zika Virus Disease 0.51648 Possible Congenital Zika 0.30506 Health Care Providers 0.376031 Zika Virus Testing 0.351054 Prevent Zika Virus 0.347768 Zika Travel Notices 0.245575 Zika Virus Importation 0.328966 Confirmed Zika Virus 0.320346 Sexual Transmission 0.322194 Zika Virus Surveillance 0.326613 Zika Virus–Associated Birth 0.254607 Interim Guidance 0.369842 Infection Among Pregnant 0.244831 Zika Virus RNA 0.326077 Transfusion-Transmitted Zika Virus 0.324207 Maternal Zika Virus 0.348852 U.S. Zika Pregnancy 0.260032 Asymptomatic Pregnant Women 0.240763 Virus Disease Outbreak 0.305494	CLICK HERE
15361	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Characteristics of Joint Use Agreements in School Districts in the United States: Findings From the School Health Policies and Practices Study, 2012	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.	formal juas 0.599542 School Environment questionnaire 0.606942 white students 0.620313 School Health Policies 0.623948 Larger districts 0.613693 large school districts 0.664484 Safe School Environment 0.609206 joint use agreement 0.659545 percentage 0.62043 private entity 0.574568 school districts 0.861417 multivariate logistic regression 0.627571 health care services 0.790843 local public school 0.572491 metropolitan status 0.663269 community 0.650747 rural districts 0.656249 reduced-price lunch 0.687048 schools 0.575024 urban fringe 0.625079 community members 0.604446 Eligible districts 0.62888 school district characteristics 0.615677 outdoor recreation facilities 0.680655 public school districts 0.701853	entire school district 0.586963 districts 0.987614 students 0.72931 library services 0.610029 after-school care 0.583854 public school property 0.600969 adult education 0.59188 JUA 0.76663 nationally representative sample 0.586367 indoor recreation facilities 0.616471 public school facilities 0.626337 formal JUA 0.733996 small districts 0.614508 fewer students 0.575132 district characteristics 0.652019 small school districts 0.693871 physical activity 0.6985 central city districts 0.710889 school facilities 0.675524 recreation facilities 0.694989 formal joint 0.592562 logistic regression models 0.620697 facilities 0.71646 large town districts 0.642565	CLICK HERE
15397	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Participation in Older Adult Physical Activity Programs andRisk for Falls Requiring Medical Care, Washington State,2005-2011	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.	medical fall 0.686093 data 0.453445 fall prevention 0.641106 fall-related health care 0.498352 EF participation 0.488928 program 0.656289 Intermittent Silver Sneakers 0.466575 consistent users 0.589627 intermittent SS groups 0.49561 Health Research Institute 0.593711 group exercise classes 0.496252 Silver Sneakers 0.580711 Fall prevention research 0.471679 driven SS program 0.471181 EF 0.714307 reduced risk 0.484164 medical record data 0.446378 demographically representative sample 0.575762 consistent EF users 0.588449 study period 0.611318 medical falls 0.585054 fall risk 0.545873 available exercise programs 0.445202 EF program 0.569058	regular physical activity 0.476967 Silver Sneakers users 0.449903 intermittent users 0.776522 participation 0.561486 risk reduction 0.469126 medical treatment 0.502304 Group Health Research 0.588196 specific fall prevention 0.465993 retrospective cohort study 0.495209 fall injury risk 0.469359 consistent SS users 0.517444 SS 0.650932 fall prevention exercise 0.535419 intermittent EF users 0.59727 medical care 0.584594 exercise programs 0.563699 Medicare EF 0.452748 physical activity 0.751218 SS program 0.512809 medical record 0.53581 SS programs 0.516775 older adults 0.947379 accidental fall injury 0.446764 risk 0.572746	CLICK HERE