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4423	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diseases & Conditions A-Z Index - L	CDC Diseases and Conditions A-Z Index	MPEG 0.741242 site 0.541063 PDF 0.544429	PPT 0.837268 DOC 0.733754	CLICK HERE
4971	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	A comparison of depression and mental distress indicators, Rhode Island Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, 2006	null	Island BRFSS data 0.388599 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.543902 mental distress 0.747927 clinical depression disorders 0.412577 HRQOL module 0.403857 mental health 0.424771 Alpert Medical School 0.37786 logistic regression 0.396554 Mental Health Data 0.375717 major depression 0.408688 Rhode Island adults 0.414316 higher depression rates 0.400735 Rhode Island Department 0.462664 severe depression 0.387182 mild depression 0.387537 population prevalence estimates 0.389785 Factor Surveillance System. 0.38059 mental health items 0.375608 PHQ-2 0.429454 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.542364 depression prevalence 0.528672 Rhode Island cities 0.406321 health risk variables 0.41671 PHQ-8 current depression 0.434619 depression severity 0.453782	depression severity status 0.406988 patient health questionnaire 0.452369 PHQ-8 0.504674 risk variables 0.4784 prevalence estimates 0.476066 Rhode Island BRFSS 0.494286 10-question depression 0.392903 current depression 0.538554 Island Behavioral Risk 0.446158 logistic regression modeling 0.391343 mental distress estimates 0.390717 Rhode Island 0.94576 multivariable logistic regression 0.394724 HRQOL indicators 0.42631 mental distress indicators 0.432732 frequent mental distress 0.744322 Rhode Island Behavioral 0.45322 BRFSS HRQOL indicators 0.385034 depression indicators 0.402245 Jana Earl Hesser 0.397057 Warren Alpert Medical 0.376019 depression prevalence estimates 0.451383 mental distress questions 0.388574 depression 0.706532	CLICK HERE
5795	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Benzyl chloride - 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
7885	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Registered Mobile Device	Learn More and Privacy Statement	needs 0.352251 list Skip 0.781345 CDC 0.35971 standard text messaging 0.754461 subscribers 0.353698 page options Skip 0.922289 project 0.346524 quick questions 0.579056 little information 0.551834	program 0.399524 wireless carrier 0.554197 message 0.457084 navigation Skip 0.785284 health tips 0.576742 terms 0.346428 following policies 0.551562 messages 0.44094	CLICK HERE
8910	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	International Influenza Program Highlight: Laos and Nicaragua Protect High-Risk Persons from Influenza, with Help from Donor Coalition and CDC	International highlight article: Laos and Nicaragua Protect High-Risk Persons from Influenza, with Help from Donor Coalition and CDC	seasonal flu vaccination 0.708296 flu surveillance 0.307897 United States 0.213992 flu vaccination sites 0.424677 flu vaccine 0.914949 cdc influenza division 0.324029 mild adverse events 0.230428 flu activity 0.364492 vaccine administration 0.251166 essential government workers 0.211606 flu vaccination program 0.560888 pregnant women 0.507462 influenza vaccination program 0.333199 pregnant woman 0.233441 Activities Annual Report 0.201752 vaccination campaign 0.229267 flu vaccination 0.770411 tried-and-true flu vaccine 0.450178	adverse events data 0.223427 health care workers 0.212377 field assessment training 0.210589 reduced shipping cost 0.214465 Laos 0.312248 health care 0.218124 World Health Organization 0.378405 influenza vaccines 0.201943 seasonal influenza 0.265571 CDC-facilitated flu vaccination 0.491555 influenza Division International 0.242446 adverse events 0.385668 influenza vaccination status 0.309861 American Health Organization 0.212028 Laos Field Epidemiology 0.270573 flu vaccination programs 0.590743 International Program assists 0.202009	CLICK HERE
9119	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Asthma - Asthma Call-back Survey Prevalence Tables	Asthma Call-back Survey Prevalence Tables	Asthma Call-back Survey 0.991109 United States 0.685106 asthma management plan 0.235364 BRFSS Asthma Call-back 0.997105 active asthma 0.351873 active asthma status 0.318016 inactive asthma status 0.235253 live healthier lives 0.203953	asthma attack 0.201958 asthma status 0.415831 state/territory 0.363041 percent 0.321964 current asthma status 0.225313 children 0.319825 current asthma 0.270771	CLICK HERE
9603	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Weight Status and Weight-Management Behaviors Among Philadelphia High School Students, 2007"2011 - CDC	The prevalence of obesity among youth may be stabilizing and even declining in some areas of the United States. The objective of our study was to examine whether the stabilization in obesity prevalence among Philadelphia high school students was accompanied by changes in weight-management behaviors.	healthful weight-loss behaviors 0.424165 obesity rates 0.461764 data 0.388505 normal-weight male students 0.388237 vegetable consumption 0.407283 childhood obesity epidemic 0.387788 obese students 0.44169 weight- management behaviors 0.402848 significant differences 0.439375 self-reported weight status 0.388787 Risk Behavior Survey 0.407427 obese male students 0.398599 healthful weight management 0.430671 youth obesity epidemic 0.384108 poor weight-management behaviors 0.390081 youth obesity rates 0.387945 Youth Risk Behavior 0.455838 obesity prevalence 0.41374 health care professionals 0.38414 healthful weight-related behaviors 0.39418 extreme weight-management 0.473217 male students 0.575613 healthful weight-management behaviors 0.453036 study period 0.443437 overweight students 0.389155	obese female students 0.401418 regular physical activity 0.390657 in-weight management behaviors 0.383026 weight-management behaviors 0.779059 female students 0.641976 multivariable regression models 0.402756 United States 0.416395 significant changes 0.382422 television viewing 0.381225 diet pills 0.415279 extreme weight-management strategies 0.446755 overweight 0.436195 public health 0.516529 normal-weight female students 0.391045 community-based obesity prevention 0.376659 high school students 0.921009 physical activity 0.686083 Philadelphia high school 0.45523 extreme weight-management behaviors 0.469876 public health efforts 0.398328 childhood obesity 0.487032 screen time 0.473055 youth health behaviors 0.400701 weight perception 0.40276	CLICK HERE
10853	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Preventing Chronic Disease | Hypertension Prevalence, Awareness, Treatment, and Control and Sodium Intake in Shandong Province, China: Baseline Results From Shandong"Ministry of Health Action on Salt Reduction and Hypertension (SMASH), 2011 - CDC	In China, population-based blood pressure levels and prevalence of hypertension are increasing. Meanwhile, sodium intake, a major risk factor for hypertension, is high. In 2011, to develop intervention priorities for a salt reduction and hypertension control project in Shandong Province (population 96 million), a cross-sectional survey was conducted to collect information on sodium intake and hypertension prevalence, awareness, treatment, and control.			CLICK HERE
12136	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Chikungunya Cases Identified Through Passive Surveillanceand Household Investigations - Puerto Rico, May 5-August 12,2014	Tyler M. Sharp, PhD1, Nicole M. Roth1, Jomil Torres, MS2, Kyle R.	Puerto Rico 0.674867 chikungunya diagnostic testing 0.44923 household investigations 0.425495 chikungunya surveillance 0.527315 asymptomatic CHIKV infection 0.296311 chikungunya virus 0.459675 chikungunya awareness 0.420936 passive dengue surveillance 0.3745 Puerto Rico Department 0.316205 DENV infection 0.362416 dengue case investigation 0.319735 clinician suspected chikungunya 0.501283 dengue patients 0.447839 high infection rates 0.280641 current CHIKV infection 0.309955 health care providers 0.336255 dengue cases 0.311736 health care professionals 0.268777 persistent joint pain 0.271852 San Juan 0.274036 severe dengue 0.308701 commonly reported symptoms 0.292054 Additional laboratory-positive chikungunya 0.475079 dengue patients†† 0.278093	chikungunya patients 0.724941 severe manifestations 0.286696 CHIKV infection 0.73645 chikungunya sentinel surveillance 0.447752 medical care 0.307864 chikungunya 0.928047 Tyler M. Sharp 0.295401 laboratory-positive chikungunya case 0.504182 laboratory-positive chikungunya 0.618909 chikungunya epidemic 0.46561 Ae. aegypti mosquitoes 0.2955 chikungunya surveillance sites 0.44617 chikungunya cases 0.927207 acute febrile illness 0.390361 Fatal chikungunya cases 0.454653 laboratory-positive chikungunya cases 0.567671 locally acquired chikungunya 0.594982 dengue viruses 0.287642 illness onset 0.322967 recent DENV infection 0.299365 recent CHIKV infection 0.455041 passive surveillance 0.34799 laboratory-positive chikungunya patients 0.606849	CLICK HERE
13782	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Volume 7, Issue 42, October 20, 2015	Science Clips	Local health authorities 0.59094 HIV care service 0.577797 data 0.614586 emergency department visits 0.675148 diagnosed HIV infection 0.580847 inflammatory disease emergency 0.577256 training programs 0.619363 children 0.590831 HIV care continuum 0.57649 intensive care unit 0.57559 results 0.602955 patients 0.576176 HIV medical care 0.58871 HIV treatment failure 0.576666 human parainfluenza virus-1 0.598997 emergency response personnel 0.600339 human parainfluenza virus-4 0.576614 human parainfluenza virus-3 0.576654 health survey data 0.584912 total percent change 0.650815 human immunodeficiency virus 0.696418 P&S syphilis 0.588407 health support services 0.575551 human parainfluenza virus 0.616931	drug resistance 0.582863 women 0.595455 Ebola virus disease 0.594897 treatment 0.588593 pertussis-positive infants 0.582492 United States 0.822497 annual percent change 0.653347 ED visits 0.623252 National HIV Surveillance 0.574502 white non-Hispanic MSM 0.590558 P&S syphilis diagnosis 0.587296 public health professionals 0.584779 public health 0.622602 human parainfluenza 0.670524 ACSC ED visits 0.590244 inflammatory disease diagnoses 0.577184 pelvic inflammatory disease 0.907889 inflammatory disease diagnosis 0.596484 HIV surveillance data 0.588486 non-US born residents 0.616211 rectal ct 0.588077 HIV infection 0.704845 annual HIV incidence 0.585483 HIV care services 0.578849	CLICK HERE