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5763	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Dipropyl ketone - 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
6148	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Geographic Distribution - Ticks	Information on ticks and tickborne disease. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	National Atlas 0.624501 Lyme disease 0.293919 USDA Agricultural Extension 0.95699 Rocky Mountain states 0.278311 regional scale 0.626134 county 0.298092 public health authority 0.950077 adult ticks 0.42094 Transmits 0.320711 Powassan disease 0.261111 Rickettsia parkeri rickettsiosis 0.289348 expected distribution 0.257083 female ticks 0.316348 brown dog tick 0.415588 pacific coast 0.300811 nymphs 0.266796 specific tick-borne disease 0.89794 transmit disease 0.302898 adult females 0.404126 different tick species 0.333544 page 0.300716 mere tick presence 0.982912 multiple factors 0.626578 larval ticks 0.322016	United States 0.361551 fever 0.258802 Agricultural Extension Office 0.948734 aggressive tick 0.274442 Dog ticks 0.308475 wood ticks 0.310925 PDF 0.300753 specific information 0.591117 Rocky Mountain 0.392166 human-biting ticks 0.319571 map 0.615085 disease transmission 0.573612 small rodents 0.293294 eastern United States 0.283728 Background data 0.622144 question 0.300742 Comments 0.299836 select few bite 0.265395 local public health 0.949142 upper midwestern United 0.290226 risks 0.302959 municipal level 0.623891 contiguous United States 0.299616 lone star 0.286163	CLICK HERE
6483	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Objective measurement of physical activity and sedentary behavior among US adults aged 60 years or older	Estimates of objectively measured physical activity among older adults differ depending on the cut points used to define intensity. Our objective was to assess 1) moderate to vigorous physical activity (MVPA), exploring differences in prevalence depending on the cut point used, and 2) sedentary behavior, among US adults aged 60 years or older.	counts 0.354117 moderate-intensity physical activity 0.287279 cardiorespiratory fitness 0.295837 accelerometer cut points 0.39718 absolute-intensity physical activity 0.281067 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.462848 ActiGraph accelerometer 0.323709 vigorous physical activity 0.291578 cut point 0.773675 consistent MVPA 0.312604 racial/ethnic groups 0.310799 National Health 0.338944 older age groups 0.290826 available accelerometer data 0.311345 vigorous-intensity physical activity 0.286766 cut point decisions 0.324856 David M. Buchner 0.303008 group-level cut points 0.311673 optimal cut points 0.312811 relative-intensity physical activity 0.317228 counts/min 0.278427 recent accelerometer data 0.302182 NHANES physical activity 0.294874 moderate-intensity cut points 0.312721 Kelly R. Evenson 0.300883	age group 0.368844 accelerometer cut point 0.387704 accelerometer data 0.386447 Kimberly B. Morland 0.299554 MVPA estimates 0.333473 accelerometer 0.402688 non-Hispanic blacks 0.294162 physical activity recommendations 0.31655 small sample size 0.282361 non-Hispanic whites 0.327175 sedentary behavior 0.507224 participants 0.408379 non-Hispanic white adults 0.2871 vigorous-intensity activity 0.278989 correct cut point 0.313955 cut points 0.656112 highest cut point 0.317715 physical activity 0.960367 national physical activity 0.283804 older adults 0.526237 incomplete accelerometer data 0.296288 NHANES 0.328725 confidence interval 0.279972 MVPA 0.607551	CLICK HERE
6817	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Genital Herpes - CDC Fact Sheet	Genital Herpes Fact Sheet from CDC. What is Herpes? How common is Herpes? How do people get Herpes? And more...	genital secretions 0.404889 prenatal care visits 0.351676 health care provider 0.39406 Association (ASHA) 0.349112 herpes symptoms 0.535854 American Sexual Health 0.348647 CDC National Prevention 0.349216 herpes virus 0.539545 herpes antibodies 0.488177 sex partner 0.467312 sexually active person 0.356957 oral sex 0.446235 genital herpes diagnosis 0.563813 genital herpes 0.93459 cold sores 0.362277 painful genital sores 0.439334 sexually transmitted disease 0.359619 suppressed immune systems 0.349532 oral herpes 0.643531 Research Triangle Park 0.347801 STD test results 0.366693 painful sores 0.354895 herpes sores 0.565863 visible herpes 0.501347	potentially deadly infection 0.365794 sex partners 0.358953 HIV-uninfected sex partner 0.366193 future sexual relationships 0.347333 P. O. Box 0.348798 smelly genital discharge 0.418539 mild symptoms 0.352403 herpes simplex virus 0.577408 genital area 0.403212 STD Clinics 0.33654 neonatal herpes 0.497383 simplex virus type 0.403422 oral herpes infection 0.580156 mutually monogamous relationship 0.354678 genital herpes infection 0.693975 visible sores 0.34849 flu-like symptoms 0.336024 partner’s mouth 0.340667 STD symptoms 0.345818 people 0.356072 Daily suppressive therapy 0.348946 healthcare provider 0.385535 oral area 0.340643 risk 0.340531	CLICK HERE
8598	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Advanced Molecular Detection (AMD) - Questions and Answers	AMD Questions and Answers will help answer questions like what is AMD, why AMD and why now, what does AMD look like when you put it to work against disease threats, and many more	disease detectives 0.532372 CDC 0.909003 bioinformatics CDC 0.575471 health care treatment 0.460257 infectious disease threats 0.499594 drug-resistant microbes 0.565747 good disease detective 0.456656 similar disease threats 0.477601 rapidly evolving field 0.458312 resistant microbe sweeps 0.477714 infectious disease outbreaks 0.522441 complex infectious disease 0.516974 World Health Organization 0.463395 deadly microbes 0.459997 massive amounts 0.532142 food supply 0.446334 public health response 0.482319 genomic sequencing 0.461305 public health laboratories 0.456759 interrupt disease transmission 0.449663 national health security 0.6963 generation sequencing tools 0.497524 adequate AMD capacity 0.47769 New molecular tools 0.504192 United States 0.49719	health security needs 0.47738 infectious disease control 0.502825 pulse-field gel electrophoresis 0.450746 advanced computing 0.5388 important disease threats 0.484524 outbreak detection systems 0.457353 point-of-care molecular tests 0.455694 deadly health threats 0.51372 molecular detection tools 0.497642 characterize drug-resistant microbes 0.506462 killer microbes 0.482506 disease transmission 0.458354 public health 0.754723 disease threats 0.512255 polymerase chain reaction 0.451787 CDC scientists 0.527528 infectious disease laboratory 0.495573 bioinformatics experts 0.543548 shoe leather epidemiology 0.462459 infectious disease 0.695543 public health efforts 0.482804 new technologies 0.450416 public health science 0.472584 world-class microbe library 0.460692	CLICK HERE
8914	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vaccine Information Statement: Yellow Fever - Vaccines - CDC	Yellow Fever Vaccine Information Statement	immune cell function 0.256862 South America 0.235813 yellow fever 0.919469 effective insect repellent 0.257691 DiGeorge syndrome 0.231331 travel information website 0.260463 Page 0.240079 vaccination centers 0.266879 vaccine virus 0.315172 yellow fever virus 0.443395 severe allergies 0.252248 severe allergic reaction 0.463105 direct contact 0.235719 state health department 0.25302 severe problems 0.274882 yellow fever vaccine 0.758866 yellow fever area 0.372019 Life-threatening severe illness 0.270605 Current Edition Date 0.265909 single shot 0.233261 thymus disorder 0.232168 preventive measures 0.232044 flu-like symptoms 0.239378 World Health Organization 0.257176	yellow fever disease 0.401944 health department 0.259343 vaccine component 0.281625 certain parts 0.233932 Vaccine Adverse Event 0.302206 Mild problems 0.230865 Laboratory personnel 0.231489 VAERS website 0.236446 doctor 0.250451 infected mosquito 0.235197 booster dose 0.260662 person 0.243277 air-conditioned areas 0.235129 organ failure 0.25922 American Health Organization 0.257135 different countries 0.232182 multiple body sites 0.260787 yellow card 0.289315 previous dose 0.232869 fever vaccine requirements 0.388001 risk 0.240004 CDC travel 0.232383 International Certificate 0.231244	CLICK HERE
9159	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NIOSH A-Z Index - O	null	MPEG 0.741242 site 0.541063 PDF 0.544429	PPT 0.837268 DOC 0.733754	CLICK HERE
13816	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Obesogenic Environments: Access to and Advertising of Sugar-Sweetened Beverages in Soweto, South Africa, 2013	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.	food vendors 0.416829 outdoor advertising 0.420935 SSB point patterns 0.415996 frequent outdoor advertisements 0.370698 informal vendors 0.351213 beverage point patterns 0.326659 Priority Cost Effective 0.381573 square kilometer 0.361988 school point pattern 0.38964 SSB point pattern 0.405098 South Africa sell 0.336732 vendors 0.44523 obesity 0.32196 outdoor SSB advertising 0.432658 strategically positioning advertisements 0.36072 ultra-processed food 0.322537 South Africans 0.373937 food vendor 0.322555 schools 0.389413 point pattern 0.536228 South Africa 0.929923 bus stop advertisements 0.371924 Medium advertisements 0.340421 SSB branding 0.346259	Public Health 0.349396 frequent advertisements 0.349614 study area 0.427455 SSB advertisements 0.807813 Faculty Health Sciences 0.382324 fast food advertisements 0.420943 obesogenic environment 0.322241 South African–based study 0.331388 SSB advertising 0.494586 Health Sciences University 0.380643 point patterns 0.537634 vendor point patterns 0.472286 billboard advertisements 0.355945 large advertisements 0.341235 urban areas 0.331901 close proximity 0.392214 food 0.444845 Cost Effective Lessons 0.384053 intensity 0.324172 SSBs 0.441868 sugar-sweetened beverage 0.327665 nearest school 0.411908 inhomogeneous Poisson models 0.360744 spatial point pattern 0.352884	CLICK HERE
13828	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National Epilepsy Awareness Month - November 2015	Epilepsy is a brain disorder characterized by recurrent seizures; an estimated 2.9 million persons in the United States have active epilepsy (1). A seizure is a brief change in normal brain activity that changes awareness, behavior, or body movement.	low blood sugar 0.914468 endorsement 0.685821 brain disorder 0.796948 Human Services 0.927021 U.S. Department 0.919952 MMWR HTML versions 0.898577 emergencies 0.63302 children 0.63088 electronic PDF version 0.889912 recurrent seizures 0.945308 seizures 0.948216 injury 0.658676 changes awareness 0.797275 issue 0.659022 Additional information 0.772825 Contact GPO 0.795531 nearby objects 0.773763 normal brain activity 0.960248 commercial sources 0.769443 different types 0.804881 current prices 0.762584 persons 0.662381 original paper copy 0.897555 person 0.875382	difficulty breathing 0.771104 seizure 0.983546 United States 0.97872 U.S. Government Printing 0.905454 original MMWR paper 0.893138 public need 0.782968 Superintendent 0.632396 active epilepsy 0.816364 MMWR readers 0.771242 character translation 0.761574 convulsive seizure 0.933253 brief change 0.800149 floor 0.654961 behavior 0.632987 format errors 0.761645 airway 0.63926 typeset documents 0.768367 trade names 0.769557 health 0.687702 official text 0.759705 non-CDC sites 0.765629 body movement 0.799602 report 0.630926 electronic conversions 0.757423	CLICK HERE
14303	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Costs & Consequences | Million Hearts	Heart attack and stroke can be fatal, but they can also lead to serious illness and disability. Find out the key facts.	heart attacks 0.46926 heart attack 0.479636 United States 0.779027 nation 0.360617 year—that 0.329658 individuals 0.332483 medical bills 0.479109 life 0.335331 fatigue 0.337675 Disease Control 0.460149 pneumonia 0.338822 heart disease 0.96916 deaths 0.335175 decreased standard 0.488696 illness 0.335786 lower respiratory diseases 0.603671 cardiovascular disease 0.467152 strokes 0.339115	living 0.330735 lower quality 0.503546 personal level 0.475834 emotional problems 0.477711 paralysis 0.342513 number people 0.455387 families 0.331151 accidents 0.32986 health care costs 0.58152 stroke 0.57886 real potential 0.473823 wages 0.341172 significant disability 0.479447 speech difficulties 0.491518 depression 0.331745 physical activities 0.481636 age 0.32941	CLICK HERE