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6214	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Understanding Literacy	This page explains literacy and numeracy, shows some data, and links to research, reports, and policy resources.	ProLiteracy web site 0.3075 health literacy data 0.609461 limited literacy 0.504875 Longitudinal Study 0.306268 highest proficiency level 0.341858 U.S. Department 0.495922 better literacy skills 0.620224 limited skills 0.28476 highest numeracy levels 0.437636 adult life 0.287376 national education surveys 0.359273 Education Professional Development 0.324556 web site 0.318879 country comparative study 0.316774 effective public policy 0.310114 literacy 0.951069 weak literacy 0.501255 communicate mathematical information 0.318347 related skills 0.2782 data adult literacy 0.587671 health literacy 0.637881 adult education issues 0.348388 national adult education 0.399749 numeracy 0.612322	Adult Competencies 0.284304 proficiency levels. 0.287516 adults 0.314509 literacy resources 0.483421 health literacy skills 0.634076 literacy development 0.477704 poor health 0.278602 family literacy 0.484454 Literacy Information 0.474942 Elementary school children 0.314358 State University 0.317146 literacy policies 0.518403 Georgia State University 0.310859 technical education 0.27694 adult literacy 0.777686 technology skills 0.292731 numeracy policies 0.377747 U.S. adults 0.278477 adult literacy data 0.574539 English language acquisition 0.306614 Adult Learning project 0.327925 numeracy skills 0.524561 Portland State University 0.308294 lower literacy proficiency 0.627721	CLICK HERE
7646	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National Epilepsy Awareness Month - November 2012	Persons using assistive technology might not be able to fully access information in this file. For assistance, please send e-mail to: mmwrq@cdc.gov.	unprovoked seizures 0.613937 mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.577722 endorsement 0.471648 Human Services 0.661162 assistive technology 0.581886 MMWR HTML versions 0.67553 U.S. Department 0.657362 electronic PDF version 0.66192 e-mail 0.454342 health-related quality 0.561134 timely referrals 0.551073 effective treatments 0.556465 Additional information 0.554717 Contact GPO 0.581048 rare instances 0.563188 common neurologic disorder 0.707268 commercial sources 0.551332 current prices 0.545845 persons 0.479815 health literacy 0.562679 original paper copy 0.657449 better data 0.555043 epilepsy care 0.740312 cultural considerations 0.553386	stigma 0.432488 United States 0.562803 original MMWR paper 0.669879 U.S. Government Printing 0.661306 Superintendent 0.427618 assistance 0.428392 Delayed recognition 0.563639 subsequent inadequate treatment 0.702557 MMWR readers 0.558136 character translation 0.543451 file 0.428555 National Epilepsy Awareness 0.902594 Medicine report 0.557071 format errors 0.546617 migraine 0.428363 subject line 0.566946 typeset documents 0.553309 trade names 0.551444 official text 0.541588 additional seizures 0.604719 prevalent conditions 0.569368 non-CDC sites 0.549883 Accommodation 0.426756 electronic conversions 0.541787	CLICK HERE
7899	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Association Between Self-Reported Household Practices and Body Mass Index of US Children and Adolescents, 2005 - CDC	Parents can set household practices that influence children’s behaviors. The objective of this study was to determine whether children (children and adolescents aged 9–18 y) who live in a household that has healthful practices related to behaviors associated with obesity have a lower body mass index (BMI).	Louise C. Mâsse 0.390737 somewhat active families 0.377052 ConsumerStyles survey 0.376757 children’s behaviors 0.463762 panel members 0.431244 lower BMI 0.372685 self-reported BMI 0.881091 Styles mail panel 0.415146 television watching 0.801493 television watching behaviors 0.426526 85th percentile 0.403841 high BMI 0.375854 children 0.856582 school 0.4873 self-reported BMI percentiles 0.422595 snacks 0.420586 healthful household practices 0.42052 vigorous physical activity 0.416664 mail panel survey 0.416395 household practices 0.923842 adolescents 0.415251 behaviors 0.525583 body mass index 0.423438 purchase fewer sodas 0.383436 YouthStyles surveys 0.383197	sodas 0.453172 junk food restrictions 0.615976 BMI percentile categories 0.610524 higher self-reported BMI 0.463402 95th percentile 0.407197 parents 0.400716 VPA 0.450293 household variables 0.373327 adolescent television watching 0.401987 white children 0.38387 active families 0.499027 National Cancer Institute 0.488361 healthful practices 0.381148 lower self-reported BMI 0.43188 effective sample size 0.39952 fast-food restaurants 0.696501 purchasing sodas 0.389491 annual household income 0.391516 household practice model 0.387775 physical activity 0.636568 household profile 0.372113 HealthStyles survey 0.382642 self-reported BMI percentile 0.566116 multiple household practices 0.439118	CLICK HERE
7956	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | A Meta-Analysis of Health Status, Health Behaviors, and Healthcare Utilization Outcomes of the Chronic Disease Self-Management Program - CDC	The Chronic Disease Self-Management Program (CDSMP) is a community-based self-management education program designed to help participants gain confidence (self-efficacy) and skills to better manage their chronic conditions; it has been implemented worldwide. The objective of this meta-analysis was to quantitatively synthesize the results of CDSMP studies conducted in English-speaking countries to determine the program’s effects on health behaviors, physical and psychological health status, and health care utilization at 4 to 6 months and 9 to 12 months after baseline.	CDSMP studies 0.519013 small significant improvements 0.503707 small English-speaking group 0.858335 eligible studies 0.487478 English-speaking group mode 0.49464 outcomes 0.503831 self-rated health 0.540795 self-efficacy 0.486282 moderate improvements 0.501321 small Spanish-speaking group 0.496785 chronic disease management 0.535138 comprehensive chronic disease 0.497937 self-management education program 0.497646 health behaviors 0.614197 longitudinal evaluations 0.504957 health care services 0.492066 small significant effect 0.487087 indicated significant heterogeneity 0.4922 study design 0.514482 disease self-management program 0.538335 chronic disease 0.752885 physical health outcomes 0.491263 effect size 0.550508 health benefits 0.489058 Negative effect size 0.491967	health care utilization 0.959187 study 0.547261 English-speaking group delivery 0.494106 health distress 0.535293 United States 0.49397 English-speaking countries 0.486169 significant improvements 0.532984 chronic health conditions 0.507361 small Spanish-speaking groups 0.493085 small-group CDSMP studies 0.484711 psychological health status 0.626222 delivery modes 0.652967 cognitive symptom management 0.616675 studies 0.741021 aerobic exercise 0.517881 chronic disease self-management 0.660027 physical health status 0.524532 CDSMP 0.579385 chronic diseases 0.511388 small English-speaking groups 0.685445 alternative delivery modes 0.56515 English-speaking group studies 0.527624 chronic conditions 0.487212 delivery mode 0.671738	CLICK HERE
8603	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - I Survived, Jeanne Shinnick	I Survived, The staggering statistics associated with pandemics sometimes makes it difficult to remember that each number represents a single, human life. In this section, survivors share their intimate recollections of either their own illness or that of a loved one. All these storytellers are 90-plus years of age and they have carried with them for a lifetime their memories of the 1918 flu pandemic.	Mom′s Florida neighborhood 0.759659 water level 0.583103 30 years after 0.351679 vigil 0.360669 pond′s level 0.561407 mom 0.908127 pandemic 0.441385 father′s suicide 0.57927 vicious sickness 0.592081 neighbors 0.357025 mother′s sons 0.555566 weather 0.352153 eyewitness 0.357962 Hurricane Jeanne 0.568609 entire family 0.574061 porch 0.358433 past 0.350494 impending Apocalypse 0.607614 Pennsylvania 0.358933 brother 0.475967 corruption 0.361502 pond 0.605785 phone calls 0.587421 politics 0.35317 woman 0.350175	old house 0.55342 Shinnick 0.398993 bodies 0.397853 big worry 0.611297 natural world 0.588502 conversations 0.356407 patio 0.356127 small town 0.570824 horrid four-year period 0.855065 street 0.397593 Storyteller 0.363557 crime 0.353104 event 0.350253 World War 0.573171 threatening world 0.560573 dots 0.361118 sure sign 0.599149 professional worrier 0.627066 external world 0.580806 way 0.350913 home 0.351563 pulpit 0.366901 older trauma 0.582735 Mom′s hydrological fixation 0.84264	CLICK HERE
9649	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NIOSH A-Z Index - M	null	MPEG 0.502478 site 0.37094 PDF 0.374179 PPT 0.576414	email address 0.737981 DOC 0.493605 different file formats 0.947299	CLICK HERE
11906	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Nations Commit to Accelerating Progress against Infectious Disease Threats	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	CDC Director 0.464636 health emergencies.CDC 0.478673 national biosecurity systems 0.484983 partner countries 0.457013 infectious disease threats 0.783737 Acting Deputy Secretary 0.502077 zoonotic disease transmission 0.485984 World Organization 0.463158 Secretary Sebelius 0.462004 health security capacities 0.532779 national infectious disease 0.501542 U.S. government officials 0.485142 great progress 0.461285 security communities 0.464221 World Health Organization 0.544685 recent outbreaks 0.454524 Human Services Secretary 0.517451 Health Security goals 0.526865 countries 0.470463 Homeland Security 0.47176 laboratory systems 0.489046 Agriculture Chief Veterinary 0.4834 increase routine immunization 0.477509 global partners 0.464167 health emergency operations 0.520135	State Heather Higginbottom 0.481197 health security demonstration 0.539564 global health security 0.995215 Health Security Agenda 0.731849 United States 0.660342 emergency operations centers 0.564041 U.S. government 0.522388 Agriculture Secretary Tom 0.501368 Deputy Defense Secretary 0.502444 additional countries 0.45732 health emergency management 0.516271 public health emergency 0.587055 Dr. Tom Frieden 0.494849 U.S. government commitment 0.485449 Defense Christine Fox 0.484446 successful CDC efforts 0.499717 Middle East Respiratory 0.48803 Officer John Clifford 0.478953 biological threats 0.468998 Agriculture Organization 0.459167 new diagnostic tests 0.484631 health electronic reporting 0.509031 progress 0.463409 Animal Health 0.489803	CLICK HERE
13064	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National Public Health Week 2016	Social Media Tools for CDC.	Public Health Association 0.733923 Healthiest Nation 0.43899 NPHW facts 0.403065 CDC 0.252311 partnership 0.242073 goal 0.235203 code 0.232161 00PM ET 0.437228 National Public Health 0.907804 button 0.243006 Public Health Nerd 0.555207	Generation 0.234903 U.S. 0.235083 healthier nation 0.394492 Copy 0.23752 support 0.260831 annual National Public 0.515443 conversation 0.240967 American Public Health 0.734379 NPWH Twitter Chat 0.684257 Health Week Twitter 0.460676	CLICK HERE
14030	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Prevalence of Excess Sodium Intake in the United States -NHANES, 2009-2012	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Often called 'the Voice of CDC,' the MMWR series is the agency's primary vehicle for scientific publication of timely, reliable, authoritative, accurate, objective, and useful public health information and recommendations. MMWR readership predominately consists of physicians, nurses, public health practitioners, epidemiologists and other scientists, researchers, educators, and laboratorians.			CLICK HERE