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5339	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Lyme Disease	Information on Lyme disease and tick removal. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	Lyme disease 0.97367 tickborne infections 0.840845 best defense 0.63861 exposure 0.426222	ticks 0.461029 Rocky Mountain 0.68553 fever 0.425498 family 0.35262	CLICK HERE
6670	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Investigation of the Disparity Between New York City and National Prevalence of Nonspecific Psychological Distress Among Hispanics	In New York City, the age-adjusted prevalence of nonspecific psychological distress (NPD) among Hispanics is twice that of non-Hispanic whites; nationally, there is little Hispanic-white disparity. We aimed to explain the pattern of disparity in New York City.	NPD prevalence 0.386342 mental health 0.361035 significantly higher NPD 0.346053 mental health disorders 0.329583 National Health Interview 0.351047 York City Hispanics 0.459554 Puerto Ricans 0.370368 high NPD odds 0.332207 CHS 0.330375 New York City 0.90228 York City population 0.329806 NPD gradient 0.326328 K6 scale 0.332971 federal poverty threshold 0.332292 broader United States 0.327689 mental health interventions 0.326432 socioeconomic status 0.325644 York City Department 0.347559 racial/ethnic groups 0.338795 risk factors 0.345203 Central/South Americans 0.330795 nonspecific psychological distress 0.365988 elevated NPD risk 0.33594 Health Interview Survey 0.351541 adverse mental health 0.335743	higher overall prevalence 0.33142 York City whites 0.361302 NPD prevalence estimates 0.341986 Hispanic ancestry groups 0.332908 NPD risk factors 0.332773 different NPD prevalence 0.343401 higher NPD prevalence 0.349999 NPD 0.415345 United States 0.58143 differences 0.324791 Elevated NPD prevalence 0.346926 City non-Hispanic whites 0.330578 York City Epi 0.326907 Hispanic-white disparity 0.350734 non-Hispanic whites 0.354856 mental health outcomes 0.338793 Community Health Survey 0.374704 age-adjusted prevalence 0.326991 City racial/ethnic group 0.330003 marital disruption 0.32675 Katharine H. McVeigh 0.324682 York City populations 0.329736 York City adults 0.331044 higher prevalence 0.326937	CLICK HERE
7101	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012:11_0287	The objective of this study was to classify by comorbid conditions older American adults who have diabetes to identify those who are less likely to benefit from intensive glycemic control.	myocardial infarction 0.402468 latent class models 0.378253 latent class analysis 0.479533 new comorbid conditions 0.438095 Introduction Older adults 0.385538 UK Prospective Diabetes 0.415839 undiagnosed diabetes 0.379313 congestive heart failure 0.504482 nationally representative sample 0.373853 5-year death rates 0.465234 multiple comorbid conditions 0.446897 health care professionals 0.383566 diabetes onset 0.371622 Bayesian Information Criterion 0.379385 future geriatric diabetes 0.387701 Prospective Diabetes Study 0.455996 comorbid disease 0.407109 Akaike Information Criterion 0.382058 Kingdom Prospective Diabetes 0.386066 diabetes diagnosis 0.380146 Control Cardiovascular Risk 0.389754 community-dwelling older adults 0.409714 Diabetes Study Group 0.410823 kidney disease 0.378223	sample-size adjusted BIC 0.381145 comorbid conditions 0.952377 fewer comorbid conditions 0.441331 LCA class number 0.374898 comorbid illness 0.393723 intensive blood-glucose control 0.392684 postinterview questionnaire 0.394233 class 0.537374 Psychol Sci Soc 0.416698 health care 0.392281 cardiovascular disease 0.456503 Diabetes Care 0.407854 diabetes medications 0.377576 diabetes duration 0.415266 single comorbid condition 0.416339 Sci Soc Sci 0.415446 National Social Life 0.430347 health care visits 0.380357 intensive glycemic control 0.894596 older adults 0.75935 et al 0.390832 American Diabetes Association 0.40531 diabetes share patterns 0.388326 diabetes 0.546844	CLICK HERE
7526	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Fotonovela Gives Tips to Prevent Type 2 Diabetes | CDC Features	Read this fotonovela to learn simple steps to prevent or delay type 2 diabetes.	United States 0.293486 ¡Hazlo por ellos 0.508992 Puerto Ricans 0.312155 type 0.202567 CDC-NDEP Deputy Director 0.44109 print copy 0.280845 Hispanic adults 0.316508 South Americans 0.292594 Hispanic men 0.315879 age-adjusted rate 0.286592 email Betsy Rodríguez 0.459749 200-pound person 0.276056 visit CDC-Info 0.279388 additional risk factors 0.439156 healthier foods 0.298632 Mexican Americans 0.288266	Raquel 0.21336 National Diabetes Education 0.99885 U.S. adults 0.286988 diagnosed diabetes 0.514947 hard work—and encounters 0.479094 physical activity 0.291008 Diabetes Education Program 0.998637 Hispanic/Latino families 0.315509 simple steps 0.317187 Pero por ti 0.531759 brisk walking 0.283613 family history 0.323767 Hispanic Heritage 0.323452 fotonovela 0.312331 major study 0.289739 dry cleaning store 0.494254	CLICK HERE
10981	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Global Health - Importance of Communication in OutbreakResponse: Ebola	null	potentially disruptive element 0.550748 health communication specialist 0.600258 media questions 0.50674 CDC 0.576936 Emergency Communications Network 0.573352 Global Disease Detection 0.55837 time Rollin 0.636231 EIS Officer Leisha 0.575563 local media outlets 0.560516 Ebola outbreak 0.881244 Dr. Rollin 0.669378 epidemiologists Joel Montgomery 0.552707 new information 0.507129 accurate information 0.50319 proactive U.S. Embassy 0.577247 epidemiologist James Zingesser 0.559677 Dr. Pierre Rollin 0.907496 Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.558916 World Health Organization 0.588647 CDC responders 0.541999 public health emergencies 0.602409 emergency communications experts 0.576454 ongoing Ebola outbreak 0.755933 important role 0.502839 CDC’s team 0.574723	U.S. Ambassador 0.504056 Viral Special Pathogens 0.914649 clear health messages 0.596288 outbreak cases 0.606306 Alexander Mark Laskaris 0.587722 Embassy staff 0.520213 Guinea 0.640445 Special Pathogens Branch 0.907275 early messaging 0.559014 perfect convergence—an English 0.566885 EIS Officers Meredith 0.573785 local media colleagues 0.579317 public health emergency 0.60016 CDC team 0.54658 information technology specialist 0.575625 CDC staff 0.548694 local radio stations 0.578976 effective outbreak response 0.663926 Rollin’s presentation 0.642197 Mary Joung Choi 0.563058 complex information 0.511063 Guinea’s Ministry 0.627739 U.S. Embassy 0.598613 global health outbreaks 0.61428	CLICK HERE
12177	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Incidence of Sickle Cell Trait - United States, 2010	Jelili Ojodu, MPH1, Mary M. Hulihan, MPH2, Shammara N. Pope, MPH2, Althea M.	red blood cells 0.484709 Screening 10-Year Incidence 0.532604 overall incidence 0.548376 data 0.547707 SCT 0.939905 sickle cell trait 0.493321 newborn screening results 0.51273 state nbs programs 0.661269 potential health effects 0.482084 sickle cell disease 0.64218 primary care providers 0.480356 Newborn Screening Report 0.508479 Mary M. Hulihan 0.557948 Hispanic newborns 0.499689 universal newborn screening 0.507122 care providers 0.482564 lowest incidence 0.489523 total U.S. incidence 0.520111 different races 0.481929 infants 0.558342 NBS results 0.494786 universal sickle cell 0.493289 positive SCT test 0.622791 positive SCT screening 0.641641	abnormal УŸ-globin gene 0.484153 Shammara N. Pope 0.488371 standardized methods 0.480604 newborn screening 0.733047 potential health 0.522325 positive SCT 0.842082 newborn screening programs 0.514024 SCT incidence 0.616126 United States 0.527545 positive SCT results 0.725303 states 0.632769 family planning 0.481 state newborn screening 0.537174 positive SCT result 0.701432 total number 0.516052 National Newborn Screening 0.567119 newborn Hispanic infant 0.503712 white infants 0.504623 SCD 0.490796 Pacific Islander infants 0.507986 highest incidence 0.488166 primary care 0.484684 abnormal hemoglobin 0.490136 Althea M. Grant 0.485812	CLICK HERE
12421	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Update on the Epidemiology of Middle East RespiratorySyndrome Coronavirus MERS-CoV Infection, and Guidance for thePublic, Clinicians, and Public Health Authorities - January2015	Brian Rha, MD1, Jessica Rudd, MPH1, Daniel Feikin, MD1, John Watson, MD1, Aaron T. Curns, MPH1, David L. Swerdlow, MD2, Mark A.	nationwide surveillance 0.556044 CDC 0.529819 appropriate isolation measures 0.664418 health care provider 0.698514 recent travel 0.700562 David L. Swerdlow 0.759033 Oman 0.465782 laboratory-confirmed† cases 0.600968 Susan I. Gerber 0.738553 health care providers 0.970092 residence 0.460847 National Center 0.662985 Immunization 0.45742 World Health Organization 0.761776 patients 0.455605 Mark A. Pallansch 0.744097 countries 0.510834 public health officials 0.729005 travel-associated cases 0.58676 persons 0.537089 Jessica Rudd 0.591153 Corresponding author 0.54925 Saudi Arabia.§ 0.592529 MERS cases 0.775045 health care settings 0.692938	Arabian Peninsula 0.844128 United States 0.969379 respiratory illness 0.628982 Viral Diseases 0.553664 fever 0.487757 Saudi Arabia 0.93503 U.S. travelers 0.55463 John Watson 0.584236 respiratory symptoms 0.775515 Aaron T. Curns 0.739285 Qatar 0.471763 brief update 0.567755 health departments 0.567257 respiratory diseases 0.808587 Daniel Feikin 0.588538 public health 0.741519 Author affiliations 0.582103 MPH1 0.456325 United Arab Emirates 0.707271 Brian Rha 0.767282 medical care 0.557543 MERS-CoV infection 0.88101 respiratory syndrome coronavirus 0.851952 MERS-CoV epidemiology 0.587161	CLICK HERE
12708	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	The Immunization Baby Book	For parents there's no greater joy than watching your child grow up happy and healthy. That's why most parents choose the safe, proven protection of vaccines. Flipping through this baby book, you can learn what vaccines babies need, when they're needed, and why it's so important to follow CDC's recommended immunization schedule. Immunization gives you the power to protect your baby from 14 serious childhood diseases by age 2. For more information about vaccines, visit http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/parents. Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html This video can also be viewed at: http://www.cdc.gov/cdctv/Babybook/	Immunization Baby Book 0.969546		CLICK HERE
13717	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Comparing the Maryland Comprehensive Cancer Control Plan With Federal Cancer Prevention and Control Recommendations	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.	up-to-date evidence-based recommendations 0.49433 MCCCP’s goals 0.620822 cancer detection screening 0.477639 USPSTF 0.906937 CDC evidence-based recommendations 0.525765 American Cancer Society 0.582051 pregnant women 0.48569 National Comprehensive Cancer 0.524105 prevention-related recommendations 0.478646 evidence-based recommendations 0.796817 MCCCP recommendations 0.565398 Hopkins Bloomberg School 0.515091 cancer-related evidence-based recommendations 0.540441 cancer-related USPSTF recommendations 0.698717 MCCCP’s publication 0.475901 state cancer plans 0.68344 Cancer Control Program 0.482385 cancer control plans 0.593579 federal cancer-related recommendations 0.571219 screening recommendations 0.481632 additional national recommendations 0.491678 state cancer plan 0.53159 USPSTF recommendations 0.714525 federal evidence-based recommendations 0.665124 cancer prevention 0.822014	Johns Hopkins Bloomberg 0.508324 MCCCP 0.848 secondary cancer prevention 0.50802 Cancer Control Plan 0.619528 cancer-related federal recommendations 0.569447 comprehensive cancer control 0.936415 alcohol misuse 0.474295 federal recommendations 0.94931 ACIP’s recommendations 0.512811 National Cancer Institute 0.548384 national cancer plan 0.479692 CDC recommendations 0.477288 current cancer-related USPSTF 0.564727 national recommendations 0.493639 cancer prevention recommendations 0.565066 Maryland Comprehensive Cancer 0.611818 strategies 0.514123 cancer control planning 0.470654 CDC guidelines 0.501578 Comprehensive Cancer Center 0.473678 Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer 0.473029 ACIP recommendations 0.559816 partial correspondence 0.630597 USPSTF Grade 0.903032	CLICK HERE
16112	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Help Prevent Type 2 Diabetes | NDPP | Diabetes	National Diabetes Prevention Program	increased physical activity 0.457472 Page 0.330114 type 0.361752 Engl J Med 0.39106 diabetes prevention lifestyle 0.689291 body weight 0.388085 National Diabetes Prevention 0.61079 fact sheet 0.380923 online CDC-recognized lifestyle 0.544962 CDC-recognized lifestyle change 0.806692 certain standards 0.386724 Sepah SC 0.379966 program progress 0.408345 Diabetes Educator 0.482128 meaningful engagement 0.389586 portion sizes 0.381883 average weight loss 0.461484 impact 0.326057 weight loss 0.519509 lifestyle change program 0.789123 lifestyle coaches 0.459578 similar range 0.38407 high risk 0.387845 group support 0.386318 Unlimited Support 0.380592	national effort 0.401155 employees 0.329404 et al. 0.377466 DPP—a nationwide effort 0.480212 Diabetes Prevention Study 0.549179 Program Details 0.402568 lifestyle change programs 0.818865 lifestyle change intervention 0.576297 United States 0.397357 approved curriculum 0.386274 impaired glucose tolerance 0.447479 diabetes mellitus 0.478434 National DPP 0.412492 CDC standards 0.394835 high-quality experience 0.389382 weight loss programs 0.473331 online lifestyle change 0.534599 year-long program 0.419476 online social network 0.450637 participants 0.364445 prediabetes 0.32855 lifestyle change 0.943132 Diabetes Prevention Program 0.831141 visit Lifestyle Change 0.530688	CLICK HERE