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643	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Smoke-Free Policies Improve Air Quality - Smoking & Tobacco Use	Secondhand Smoke Fact Sheets.	Aberdeenshire council regions 0.569373 Smoke-Free Legislation 0.606039 Public Places Law 0.592644 Smoking Ban 0.754663 Secondhand Smoke Levels 0.619632 Second-Hand Smoke Exposure 0.630983 respirable suspended particulates 0.585889 Delaware Hospitality Venues 0.571781 Irish Smoking Ban 0.626593 Smoking Ban Measure 0.585533 secondhand smoke 0.797368 air quality 0.705022 Indoor Air 0.596033 Hospitality Venues 0.608373 Western New York 0.576584 pubs 0.57965 American Journal 0.574878 Ontario Smoke-Free Legislation 0.577956 average PM2.5 levels 0.721189 Indoor Particle Levels 0.592156 Juan metropolitan area 0.628549 restaurants 0.587634 fast food restaurants 0.585377 video game parlors 0.571976	Health Science Journal 0.58044 English Smoke-Free Legislation 0.576365 MacCalman L. Changes 0.567505 Mar 0.621965 Secondhand Smoke Exposure 0.606959 Hawaii Medical Journal 0.580268 Paul metropolitan area 0.577861 Workplace Smoking Ban 0.588429 smokefree law 0.955162 Breathing secondhand smoke 0.622024 public places 0.662435 Hawaii Air Quality 0.582548 Smoke-Free Workplace Policy 0.577192 New York 0.62192 San Juan 0.60733 Repace J. Respirable 0.577447 Indoor Air Law—Western 0.580144 bars 0.58782 Spanish Smoking Ban 0.587907 comprehensive smokefree laws 0.665768 Indoor Air Quality 0.583507 Health Sciences Journal 0.579617 Enclosed Public Places 0.570596 reduction 0.635911	CLICK HERE
5042	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Healthy Weight: Causes of Overweight and Obesity: Other Factors	There are a variety of factors that play a role in obesity – behavior, environment, and genetics may have an effect in causing people to be overweight and obese. Learn more.	healthy diet 0.412658 illnesses 0.261354 obesity – behavior 0.706323 research priorities 0.393379 Page 0.296007 large increase 0.388862 genetic composition 0.386467 psychological factors 0.397196 obese 0.248579 positive environment 0.39571 major changes 0.392841 workplaces 0.23996 Public Health Perspective 0.529177 healthy lifestyle 0.401459 healthy living 0.407385 weight loss 0.384128 James O. 0.391709 non-genetic factors 0.434051 person 0.266507 abundant food supply 0.536613 Community Physical Activity 0.567039 future health 0.386096 L. Childhood obesity 0.790658 strong genetic determinants 0.557478 Drugs 0.257673	role 0.270003 weight gain 0.51748 obesity visit Obesity 0.98917 Bardet-Biedl syndrome 0.405222 environmental opportunities 0.39751 specific disorders 0.386735 polycystic ovary syndrome 0.543563 sidewalks 0.261034 multiple genes 0.439972 genetics 0.279707 health decisions 0.40531 future directions 0.387684 fitness centers 0.399496 Science shows 0.388189 overweight 0.262894 Prader-Willi syndrome 0.395606 civic participation 0.391005 antidepressants 0.239333 people 0.30508 physical activity 0.895191 malls 0.239214 best source 0.38338 little physical activity 0.540913 information 0.292672	CLICK HERE
7072	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Barbados	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
8492	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Suzy's Story - Real Stories - Tips from Former Smokers - Smoking & Tobacco Use	The story of Suzy, a former smoker who suffered a stroke and is featured in CDC's Tips from Former Smokers campaign.	strokes 0.377785 United States 0.588373 Suzy 0.982813 TV ad 0.603602 partial paralysis 0.627925 husband 0.381262 Suzy talks 0.848 independence 0.464105 stroke 0.571603 eyes 0.367027	contributes 0.379435 doctors 0.368457 smoking 0.546304 Smokers® campaign 0.597544 cigarettes 0.389403 family 0.371882 exemplary entrepreneurs 0.679062 CDC’s Tips 0.612778 age 0.499114	CLICK HERE
8911	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Obesity Prevention - Health Communication	Gateway to Health Communication and Social Marketing Practice - Obesity Prevention	global obesity pandemic 0.625647 modest weight loss 0.52674 health behavior changes 0.517126 Angela 0.504979 excess body fat 0.511674 Family food environment 0.510454 Disease Control 0.789295 healthy individual level 0.528936 21-22providing healthy options 0.525949 physical activity choices 0.548746 obesity 0.741977 environmental factors 0.508615 medical care costs 0.611066 obesity risk 0.606103 Food Environment State 0.50861 parental feeding practices5-6 0.50525 complex public health 0.522422 Obesity Prevention 0.600211 energy dense foods 0.52365 safe physical activity 0.56626 healthy eating opportunities 0.523091 physical activity strategies 0.554746 sugary drinks 0.512628 Swinburn BA 0.503371 fast food restaurants 0.510947	specific BMI percentiles 0.525086 United States 0.511847 individual level behaviors 0.617581 high crime neighborhood 0.503809 local corner store 0.505693 annual medical care 0.618216 affordable healthy foods 0.540348 NHLBI Obesity Education 0.63125 specific BMI percentile 0.525516 major public health 0.624721 weight status 0.514798 Dr. Robinson 0.545958 certain demographic groups 0.503762 5-6 year-old children 0.511469 local community garden 0.503559 sex specific BMI 0.606611 food options 0.51753 physical activity 0.983823 environmental supports 0.515061 public health problem 0.624708 healthy clinic environment 0.51982 screen time 0.512943 Adult Obesity 0.574185 free healthy cooking 0.512757	CLICK HERE
12387	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	en	Injury - The #1 Killer of Children in the US (298W x 801H)	null	tEXtSoftware Adobe ImageReadyqЩЅ 0.992625		CLICK HERE
12918	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Concussion Videos - Eric Byrnes: Protecting Young Athletes (Baseball)	null	Byrnes BRAIN PSA 0.903016	YouTube 0.484687	CLICK HERE
13465	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Economic Evaluation of a Tai Ji Quan Intervention to Reduce Falls in People With Parkinson Disease, Oregon, 2008–2011	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.	9-month study period 0.575609 Ji Quan program 0.723324 fall prevention 0.542379 previous intervention trial 0.537124 Ji Quan movements 0.609331 Resistance training programs 0.545462 nonintervention-related costs 0.549872 tai chi 0.546254 2-times-per-week Tai Ji 0.586523 falls 0.608638 Resistance training 0.717403 intervention costs 0.542868 average ICER cost 0.53806 research staff 0.539274 Additional moderate-intensity training 0.53736 Stretching group 0.551626 injurious falls 0.539372 resource use costs 0.571549 Ji Quan intervention 0.630988 Oregon Research Institute 0.5398 Ji Quan instructors 0.609154 cost-effectiveness analysis 0.56444 additional fall 0.570397 participant recruitment costs 0.553077 direct medical cost 0.548569	lower cost 0.539648 Stretching exercise program 0.548206 cost effectiveness 0.623824 primary outcome 0.53764 Resistance training program 0.552131 incremental cost effectiveness 0.55106 Resistance training group 0.568417 Parkinson disease 0.552022 daily falls information 0.540193 Tai Ji Quan 0.980828 program promotional costs 0.540778 health care 0.565749 additional program costs 0.544726 Ji Quan group 0.66275 Parkinson’s Disease 0.548808 Ji Quan balance 0.597303 health care cost 0.537332 randomized controlled trial 0.553303 Ji Quan training 0.680989 program training costs 0.548203 net health benefit 0.576154 older adults 0.543781 et al 0.537231 incremental cost-effectiveness ratio 0.571007	CLICK HERE
14125	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diabetes Status and Being Up-to-Date on Colorectal Cancer Screening, 2012 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System	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.	logistic regression model 0.322837 CRC risk 0.267589 health insurance 0.29065 routine checkup 0.74674 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.293339 diabetes mellitus 0.330664 South Carolina 0.263511 health insurance status 0.263813 diabetes care 0.538829 American Cancer Society 0.308056 diabetes prevalence 0.346226 BRFSS respondents 0.362319 CRC screening behavior 0.38962 screening age 0.262702 marital status 0.268672 diabetes-related visits 0.311847 colorectal cancer screening 0.660217 recent routine checkup 0.482582 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.263489 borderline diabetes 0.32021 A. Diabetes mellitus 0.325484 up-to-date status 0.266776 colorectal cancer 0.889755 multivariable logistic regression 0.422847	up-to-date screening status 0.386882 Pennsylvania State University 0.282827 CRC screening 0.767242 up-to-date colorectal cancer 0.36976 cervical cancer screening 0.301546 health 0.390241 diagnosed diabetes 0.288648 diabetes specialist 0.30693 respondents 0.507776 health care visits 0.292899 CRC screening providers 0.365432 National Colorectal Cancer 0.260621 self-reported diabetes status 0.448356 CRC screening status 0.38677 et al 0.259154 primary care 0.26334 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.339317 preventive services 0.336847 diabetes 0.919242 up-to-date CRC screening 0.568731 diabetes care visits 0.403381 5-year CRC survival 0.278927 diabetes status 0.529256	CLICK HERE
15345	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The Community Guide - Evidence Gaps	With each systematic review, the Task Force identifies critical evidence gaps - areas where information is lacking. This is an index page of all Evidence Gaps by topic.	force evidence-based recommendations 0.543671 CDC 0.243519 findings 0.239263 stakeholders 0.252111 constraints 0.244446 task force 0.955793 tab 0.245896 options 0.231164 Preventive Services Task 0.979595 evidence base 0.420419 Task Force highlights 0.655725 Evidence gaps 0.466409 preferences 0.246959 website 0.235925 quick survey 0.415583	available resources 0.38397 conclusions 0.249727 Services Task Force 0.904823 decision makers 0.391581 mandates 0.2561 systematic review 0.411531 Disclaimer 0.25977 finding 0.234183 spending 0.249473 Community Preventive Services 0.887303 information 0.231214 Community Guide 0.422111 page 0.279465 programs 0.23089	CLICK HERE