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4925	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	El cáncer y los hombres	Cada año, el cáncer cobra la vida de aproximadamente 300,000 hombres en los Estados Unidos. Los hombres pueden reducir su riesgo de contraer varios de los tipos de cáncer más comunes.	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.442685 Archivo RealPlayer 0.394289 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.456845 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.442154 adolescentes varones 0.383966 Estados Unidos 0.910087 Archivo Microsoft 0.679658 Archivo Microsoft Word 0.455116	actor jimmy smits 0.431954 Archivo Texto 0.388521 cigarrillos causa 0.388084 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.441372 niños varones 0.381732 detección salva vidas 0.486704 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.443654 luz ultravioleta 0.383166	CLICK HERE
5045	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Healthy Eating for a Healthy Weight: Cutting Calories	Once you start looking, you can find ways to cut calories for your meals, snacks, and even beverages. Here are some examples to get you started.	ounce bag 0.368133 cooking spray 0.469228 cup broccoli 0.371039 Portion Size Pitfalls 0.419202 larger portions 0.36246 calorie margarine 0.389529 fewer calories 0.589474 snack ideas 0.364045 weight-loss success story 0.407966 non-stick pan 0.364403 healthy eating plan 0.434807 healthful snacks 0.363358 Snacks Substitution Calories 0.557719 fat-free milk 0.420765 sliced cucumbers 0.366016 reduced-calorie margarine 0.371825 high-calorie foods 0.367597 raw pineapple 0.362248 milk ricotta cheese 0.452177 Dinner Substitution Calories 0.564173 excessive calorie intake 0.440799 Substitution Calories Reduced 0.795933 low-fat vinaigrette 0.365679 cup 0.386971 higher calorie foods 0.449878	regular ranch salad 0.429089 calorie intake 0.50238 extra slice 0.369419 vegetables 0.449233 Balancing Calories 0.495322 apple pie 0.406188 non-stick cooking spray 0.412525 peanut butter crackers 0.418995 better drink choices 0.426761 vegetable-based broth soups 0.419181 meal-by-meal examples 0.364156 Breakfast Substitution Calories 0.580396 eating occasion 0.37615 broth-based soup 0.362674 calories 0.900066 green lettuce salad 0.43231 French fries 0.476158 chocolate sandwich cookies 0.405762 weight management plan 0.419009 cheese pizza 0.411072 part-skim ricotta cheese 0.522003 meat-based soups 0.364604 cup cream 0.367717 Lunch Substitution Calories 0.575582	CLICK HERE
6754	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - South Africa - Our Progress	CDC partners in South Africa with government and parastatal agencies, private institutions, universities and non-governmental organizations to improve the country’s public health foundation, to prevent transmission of HIV, to provide care and treatment for those who are already infected with HIV, and to strengthen laboratory capacity.	national health information 0.662382 HIV Partnership Framework 0.847946 extensive technical assistance 0.650092 PMTCT sites 0.651314 HIV prevention 0.730564 TB infections 0.706494 Global Fund Activities 0.627709 TB response 0.703029 International Relations 0.538438 comprehensive approach 0.528783 new HIV 0.733229 evaluation systems 0.531508 Mother-to-Child HIV Transmission 0.830121 Electronic TB Register 0.779227 State Hillary Clinton 0.642589 CDC staff members 0.731503 TB screening 0.817106 laboratory systems 0.5336 life expectancy 0.533076 HIV testing methodologies 0.826065 National Strategic Plan 0.651009 integrated HIV 0.838997 International Health Regulations 0.641278 strategic information 0.533466	antiretroviral therapy 0.557264 new NSP 0.547847 National Jewish Hospital 0.632506 provider-initiated testing 0.532144 national response 0.558855 building human resources 0.632123 National Institute 0.542429 primary health facilities 0.685162 laboratory data collection 0.622847 infant diagnostic testing 0.635326 primary health care 0.626921 Maite Nkoana Mashabane 0.65933 international TB training 0.778961 Risk Communication Workshop 0.61892 South African government 0.669718 HIV counseling 0.864073 HIV 0.909911 non-federal site 0.530929 South Africa National 0.694926 southern Africa 0.534987 HIV support 0.740301 scaling-up Medical Male 0.638351 CDC South Africa 0.983073 HIV-infected patients 0.69175	CLICK HERE
6773	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Laos	CDC began working in Lao PDR in 2006. In 2010, the National Center for Laboratory and Epidemiology (NCLE) was designated as a National Influenza Center (NIC) by the World Health Organization (WHO). Over the past 10 years, Lao PDR has continued to develop and improve their capacity building beyond influenza in support of the International Health Regulations. There has been a significant strengthening of engagement to include technical assistance in HIV/AIDS prevention and control and expanded maternal and child health immunization coverage	CDC 0.403995 endorsement 0.331466 engagement 0.325454 ministries 0.318321 rabies prevention 0.420679 NCLE 0.321492 Epidemiology 0.326264 Content source 0.419263 HHS 0.334209 Notice 0.32101 Investments 0.319101 technical assistance 0.422593 child health immunization 0.537943 vaccination campaign 0.416902 model 0.31837 Download Overview Fact 0.521762 surveillance 0.318423 influenza laboratory detection 0.589158 one-year FET program 0.565735	introduction 0.318645 National Center 0.438575 coverage 0.319331 HIV/AIDS prevention 0.423609 World Health Organization 0.552116 dog registration 0.411207 typical two-year FET 0.563226 National Influenza Center 0.799885 staff 0.318273 countries 0.318341 control activities 0.410911 Lao PDR 0.939163 non-federal site 0.43238 outbreak response capabilities 0.527197 International Health Regulations 0.533728 significant strengthening 0.429538 support 0.319825 Sheet 0.319101	CLICK HERE
7617	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	World Polio Day, October 24 | CDC Features	In honor of World Polio Day, CDC will celebrate and highlight polio eradication work around the globe using Twitter and Facebook. Tweets will feature the efforts and photos of CDC staff deployed in the field who are working to end polio. CDC will also create a photo gallery on the Center for Global Health Facebook page to feature images of polio eradication work done by CDC and partners worldwide.	substantial support 0.352218 polio activities 0.574694 longstanding partnership 0.35194 partnership engagement 0.347382 U.S. Agency 0.352167 scientific expertise 0.351755 CDC’s Emergency 0.436595 polio eradication activities 0.766009 CDC Director Thomas 0.477975 Melinda Gates Foundation 0.396182 65th World Health 0.39962 polio worldwide 0.587764 global reference laboratories 0.397544 Global Polio Eradication 0.774039 Rotary International 0.402208 Polio Eradication Initiative 0.774685 World Health Organization 0.405211 polio eradication work 0.834894 Additional information 0.347967 irreversible paralysis 0.35266 global public health 0.396833 continued polio outbreaks 0.603673 global intensification 0.356603 Stop Transmission 0.346897 partner organizations 0.351075	Operations Center 0.348442 polio eradication 0.967686 polio endemic countries 0.631783 polio vaccine 0.59064 genetic sequencing 0.350774 unvaccinated children 0.349085 World Polio 0.665559 wild poliovirus 0.349 International Development 0.353139 important priority 0.347795 Tweets 0.313377 Global Health Facebook 0.416403 GPEI objectives 0.34988 tremendous progress 0.349378 programmatic emergency 0.351234 operational research 0.349996 surveillance systems 0.349003 CDC staff 0.464302 Dr. Jonas Salk 0.40335 polio vaccination programs 0.612366 polio vaccination activities 0.606174 photo gallery 0.354953 R. Frieden 0.353119 USAID 0.326671	CLICK HERE
10717	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	University Report and Verification of Findings'Dirty Bombs' Communicating in the First Hours	The CERC training program educates people on the principles and application of crisis and emergency risk communication when responding to a public health emergency.	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
11035	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Antibiotic resistance in foodborne germs is an ongoing threat | Press Release | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	baseline period 0.459758 data 0.358354 troubling trends 0.348962 Campylobacter data 0.341649 antibiotic-resistant infections 0.451223 CDC’s ability 0.403116 typhoid fever 0.450294 Shigella resistance 0.548874 resistant Salmonella enteritidis 0.719479 fluoroquinolone resistance 0.534224 drug-resistant Salmonella 0.521832 drug nalidixic acid 0.433622 Disease Control 0.351344 CDC website 0.406655 fluoroquinolone drug 0.43384 common Salmonella type 0.622363 greater resistance 0.550043 CDC NARMS monitors 0.658535 public health partners 0.439109 NARMS report 0.489805 resistance 0.910991 Salmonella serotype 0.546438 CDC’s Division 0.422664 Ceftriaxone resistance 0.557378 National Antimicrobial Resistance 0.669749	CDC NARMS 0.687699 widely used fluoroquinolone 0.427103 Shigella strains 0.341681 resistant germs 0.520445 recent data 0.35037 United States 0.490166 resistance levels 0.553396 Salmonella typhi 0.562185 public health threat 0.47233 resistant Salmonella infections 0.765668 foodborne germs 0.783358 percent 0.409655 nalidixic acid 0.543037 multi-drug resistant Salmonella 0.794842 annual funding level 0.420814 antibiotic resistance 0.897066 latest data 0.342571 public health 0.474003 percent reduction 0.369597 common foodborne germs 0.555006 severe Salmonella infections 0.725847 Salmonella Heidelberg infections 0.732909 urgent antibiotic resistance 0.688551 Campylobacter resistance 0.549439	CLICK HERE
11699	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Nowcasting the Spread of Chikungunya in Americas | Press Release | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	countries increases 0.284309 control recommendations 0.278656 infected travelers 0.371019 mosquito bites 0.299789 chikungunya-infected travelers 0.293904 chikungunya introduction 0.512413 CDC experts 0.295462 response activities 0.28327 sporadic local transmission 0.369841 North America 0.278379 likely introduction 0.300535 dengue cases 0.280915 proactively implement prevention 0.349375 percent chance 0.284214 chikungunya virus transmission 0.660763 probability 0.309116 model estimates areas 0.379313 dengue virus 0.306736 ultimate goal 0.281676 public health officials 0.344688 locally transmitted cases 0.339767 new website 0.291112 chikungunya infection 0.514505 healthcare providers 0.283789 CDC model 0.321211	different model scenarios 0.348301 nowcast website 0.281101 United States 0.875324 chikungunya activity 0.554509 best times 0.281795 continental United States 0.348639 CDC biologist 0.303391 local transmission 0.704339 great degree 0.285408 worldwide insight 0.278804 CDC nowcast model 0.367188 various cities 0.280608 health departments 0.277265 southern United States 0.37034 CDC-developed mathematical model 0.376277 mosquito-borne illnesses 0.276968 local chikungunya transmission 0.777925 Caribbean outbreak 0.294613 chikungunya risk 0.510771 Early recognition 0.283465 chikungunya 0.907677 South American locations 0.353416 chikungunya cases 0.585446 public health outreach 0.350135	CLICK HERE
13152	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Optimal Serum and Red Blood Cell Folate Concentrations inWomen of Reproductive Age for Prevention of Neural Tube Defects:World Health Organization Guidelines	Amy M. Cordero, MPA1, Krista S. Crider, PhD1, Lisa M.	insufficient RBC 0.206373 RBC folate concentrations 0.79846 lower blood folate 0.34714 United States 0.211452 blood folate insufficiency 0.424101 Amy M. Cordero 0.258794 ТЕg folic acid 0.257357 folate deficiency 0.328061 homocysteine concentrations 0.229612 staple foods 0.224639 blood folate status 0.386433 NTD prevention interventions 0.294424 NTD risk increases 0.286294 NTD prevention 0.434828 RBC folate status 0.47575 NTD risks 0.249158 NTD risk 0.447609 folic acid source 0.221028 blood folate concentrations 0.731468	NTD prevalence 0.433285 folic acid 0.584752 folate-sensitive NTD prevalence 0.324973 folic acid daily 0.245198 insufficient concentrations 0.265286 World Health Organization 0.249932 reproductive age 0.262682 folate concentration guidelines 0.374453 folate concentrations 0.909236 lower NTD risk 0.29509 lowest NTD risk 0.300828 birth defects 0.316494 periconceptional folic acid 0.224308 population-level RBC folate 0.405499 reassess population RBC 0.238549 insufficient folate concentrations 0.440097 optimal blood folate 0.450199 blood folate assessment 0.36826 NTD 0.46867	CLICK HERE
16122	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Resources for Recruiting & Retaining Participants | Diabetes	National Diabetes Prevention Program	eligible patients 0.571208 fact sheets 0.669765 videos 0.423954 widgets 0.430835 low cost 0.545528 dialog 0.43458 adaptable promotional materials 0.693921 covered health benefit 0.945067 CDC-recognized lifestyle change 0.71934 insurers 0.478594 different strategies 0.542139 logo 0.426161 recommendation forms 0.554506 social media 0.535208 health care professionals 0.941916 participants 0.466641 contact information 0.553337 brochures 0.449747 easy-to-use tools 0.540403	advantage 0.425002 infographics 0.435788 posters 0.42433 resources 0.452031 lifestyle change program 0.68147 agencies 0.423668 lifestyle change 0.867998 at-risk patients 0.553193 participant retention 0.551631 article 0.423238 lifestyle change programs—like 0.677582 new PreventT2 curriculum 0.961968 web content 0.55468 organizations 0.423691 local employers 0.574529 organization partners 0.535037 page 0.428992 word 0.4593	CLICK HERE