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5393	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Report Finds Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Students At Greater Risk for Unhealthy, Unsafe Behaviors - Press Release: June 6, 2011	CDC Report Finds Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Students At Greater Risk for Unhealthy, Unsafe Behaviors	health education 0.255435 Evaluation Research Branch 0.329324 suicidal behaviors 0.473861 Mortality Weekly Report 0.353224 sexual orientation 0.291493 risk behaviors 0.906664 higher prevalence rates 0.568887 health risk behaviors 0.738625 New York City 0.351046 unintentional injuries 0.357722 San Diego 0.235026 Risk Behavior Survey 0.350083 Disease Control 0.251983 health risk categories 0.564815 urban school districts 0.560968 sexual contact 0.483664 federal government 0.239003 Youth Risk Behavior 0.559166 bisexual students 0.267499 heterosexual students 0.299578 sexual identity 0.568768 opposite sex 0.385865 better job 0.25064 weight management 0.353063 youth experience 0.256337	unhealthy risk behaviors 0.646902 sexually transmitted diseases 0.318618 dramatic disparities 0.24001 unhealthy dietary behaviors 0.507494 different health risks 0.401983 higher rates 0.343555 sexual risk behaviors 0.675098 large urban school 0.755455 additional stressors 0.254507 United States 0.345613 adolescent health 0.288281 sexual behaviors 0.628359 urban school districts—Boston 0.36143 young people 0.371206 health services 0.253717 Selected Sites—Youth Risk 0.369487 high school students 0.562771 wide array 0.233045 San Francisco 0.234938 sexual contacts 0.448363 School Health 0.297858 Howell Wechsler 0.254874 health risks 0.581569 lesbian students 0.354654	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
7945	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Ten Years of Preventing ChronicDisease - CDC	Ten years are a blink. Ten years are a lifetime. It has been 10 years since the first issue of Preventing Chronic Disease: Public Health Research, Practice, and Policy (PCD).	research journals 0.524144 research findings 0.517637 social determinants 0.602877 Creek Rd Atlanta 0.566744 multiple health topics 0.668457 inaugural issue 0.677639 classic life-cycle metaphor 0.565005 public health surveillance 0.696837 Border Health ¡SI 0.655347 Spanish-language articles 0.513975 breast health 0.570597 health informatics 0.566461 new media opportunities 0.571186 population health 0.59433 online journal 0.521807 PCD app 0.65791 cervical cancer screening 0.753028 African American Health 0.658329 Border Health Strategic 0.655522 Public health researchers 0.719904 PCD 0.798869 prevention research 0.532102 chronic disease prevention 0.770644 ongoing public health 0.679289 PCD’s premise 0.67123	Public Health Research 0.759891 public health policy 0.712341 racial/ethnic minority populations 0.578727 journal content 0.517453 school-based health education 0.66107 International health 0.571451 health practitioners 0.608387 Service health series 0.658894 health financing 0.571204 community-based participatory research 0.6015 public health 0.935208 Georgia State University 0.567799 research methods 0.519997 international journal 0.524612 public health law 0.698887 PCD articles 0.68088 medical education credits 0.570593 chronic diseases 0.671072 annual student paper 0.568176 chronic conditions 0.553677 multisectorial approaches 0.50664 qualitative semistructured interviews 0.5851 Public Health Service 0.673594 policy makers 0.507457	CLICK HERE
8017	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Disease Death Rates* Among Men Aged 25-54 Years, by Race and Age Group - National Vital Statistics System, United States, 2000-2010	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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.405318 endorsement 0.343571 disease death rates 0.923121 Alternate Text 0.395251 Human Services 0.458769 assistive technology 0.411738 MMWR HTML versions 0.46287 U.S. Department 0.458984 identification 0.315672 white men 0.587294 electronic PDF version 0.45855 e-mail 0.335718 HIV disease death 0.829553 period 0.332903 shows human immunodeficiency 0.48537 Contact GPO 0.407055 commercial sources 0.394059 current prices 0.38864 original paper copy 0.454523 Internet 0.315493 United States 0.397998 original MMWR paper 0.459391 Superintendent 0.317269 assistance 0.318211	title 0.317144 content 0.315409 MMWR readers 0.393921 character translation 0.388954 times 0.332791 file 0.318317 Persons 0.318382 format errors 0.389183 black men 0.588013 race 0.316367 subject line 0.402623 Health 0.328227 typeset documents 0.392675 trade names 0.394135 official text 0.386263 HIV death disease 0.50724 non-CDC sites 0.391421 References 0.315518 report 0.317131 organizations 0.315418 information 0.318331 Accommodation 0.317157 electronic conversions 0.386726 printable versions 0.384257	CLICK HERE
8979	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Bill: Smoking and Diabetes Don't Mix - Tips From Former Smokers - Videos	Bill, a person with diabetes, started smoking at 15, not realizing the problems it would eventually cause him and his family. He didn't stop smoking until he was almost 40—after having had a leg amputated. In this emotional video from CDC's Tips From Former Smokers campaign, Bill encourages others to quit smoking, too. 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://streaming.cdc.gov/vod.php?id=8a5841d7baa2d355e518b30a37091c5220130605130114187	Smokers 0.980376 CDC 0.966122 Diabetes 0.853925	YouTube 0.922296 Smoking 0.855881	CLICK HERE
9874	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prescription Painkiller Overdoses infographic	CDC Vital Signs - Prescription Painkiller Overdoses	benefits 0.224326 treatment 0.224393 medicines 0.259656 abuse 0.238686 role 0.222668 woman 0.220906 United States 0.313319 100,000 0.31374 emergency department visits 0.941728 health care provider 0.400908 prescription drug deaths 0.477382 sleep drugs 0.326792 prescription drugs 0.376818 Drug overdose deaths 0.408544	benzodiazepines 0.229997 mental illness 0.320699 overdoses 0.246913 antidepressants 0.265315 Data 0.221126 National Vital Statistics 0.402521 emergency departments 0.313084 persons 0.313691 prescription painkillers 0.49174 risks 0.223554 prescription painkiller misuse 0.610911 mental health drugs 0.580432 mental health conditions 0.401668 women 0.479023	CLICK HERE
11302	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Potential Partners for Comprehensive Cancer Control Coalitions	null	MPEG 0.741242 site 0.541063 PDF 0.544429	PPT 0.837268 DOC 0.733754	CLICK HERE
11784	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Cluster of Ebola Cases Among Liberian and U.S. Health Care Workers in an Ebola Treatment Unit and Adjacent Hospital - Liberia, 2014	Joseph D. Forrester, MD1, Jennifer C. Hunter, DrPH1, Satish K.	undiagnosed Ebola 0.415376 ETU 0.389991 international health care 0.280318 HCW staff members 0.312876 Ebola virus transmission 0.529279 CDC Ebola virus 0.482227 adjacent general hospital 0.30416 Ebola virus 0.951504 Social Welfare 0.363432 HCWs 0.368473 Ebola transmission 0.446768 HCW working 0.285796 hospital A emergency 0.299711 undetected Ebola patients 0.453936 additional HCW cases 0.325623 personal protective equipment 0.638345 adjacent hospital 0.29029 health care environment 0.285426 health care practices 0.284371 emergency department 0.431001 Liberian Ministry 0.302982 potentially exposing HCWs 0.279115 ebola cases 0.493485 exposure 0.312965	virus transmission modes 0.301525 health care settings 0.294317 general medical care 0.33241 Ebola patients 0.587282 Ebola Treatment Unit 0.480801 HCW 0.338107 undiagnosed HCW 0.280649 Ebola virus disease 0.561838 probable case 0.311538 U.S. Health Care 0.297984 Ebola virus infection 0.627277 undetected Ebola 0.466522 health care workers 0.340096 previous Ebola outbreaks 0.47774 hospital 0.352976 health care 0.423208 HCW exposure 0.2944 private community hospital 0.289539 infected HCWs 0.28745 common source exposure 0.277589 ongoing Ebola virus 0.504105 Ebola treatment units 0.477395 HCW cluster 0.286115 Joseph D. Forrester 0.33063	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
16440	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Burden of TB in the United States | Features | CDC	Increase in Reported TB Cases in 2015	overall TB case 0.414344 latent TB infection 0.84074 infectious TB disease 0.388336 CDC TB Website 0.387554 United States 0.623774 TB disease 0.791738 untreated latent TB 0.416126 TB prevention 0.37531	TB 0.956726 TB transmission 0.353809 TB case rates 0.414421 tb cases 0.563166 Reported TB Cases 0.456649 TB germs 0.38845 TB infection 0.88461	CLICK HERE