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641	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Smoke-Free Policies Do Not Hurt the Hospitality Industry - Smoking & Tobacco Use	Secondhand Smoke Fact Sheets.	Apr 0.650996 Smoke-Free New York 0.542595 indoor air quality 0.451213 York State Department 0.537877 smokefree policies 0.572763 economic impact studies 0.479949 Local smokefree restaurant 0.577725 U.S. Department 0.446041 New York City 0.916408 statewide retail sales 0.462318 local smokefree law 0.610336 Smokefree Legislation 0.475945 local smokefree laws 0.567362 taxable sales revenue 0.484876 total retail sales 0.455592 restaurant sales tax 0.509635 Smoke-free Workplace Law 0.515499 American Journal 0.643023 York City Economic 0.502281 Requiring Smoke-free Restaurants 0.499888 comprehensive state 0.452064 new york state 0.656803 employment data 0.463269 statewide law 0.449331	Public Health Research 0.452825 restaurant sales 0.548008 smokefree ordinance 0.509117 P. Smoke-free laws 0.506608 smokefree law 0.776963 public places 0.451988 York state tobacco 0.492613 adverse economic impact 0.500495 hospitality venue revenues 0.457342 smokefree restaurant laws 0.641905 Smoke-Free Workplace Law. 0.486127 bar revenues 0.467385 restaurant employment 0.481282 Clean Indoor Air 0.672304 Health 0.499827 economic impact 0.661576 tobacco control program 0.558312 York City Department 0.665875 Smoke-free Law Associated 0.511822 Preventive Medicine 0.569056 Pueblo Smokefree Air 0.542946 state smokefree law 0.703298 economic evaluation 0.459353 tobacco control 0.725819	CLICK HERE
6712	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Release of Online U.S. and State Trend Data for Health-Related Quality of Life	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.	social service agencies 0.897491 mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.78217 endorsement 0.685886 mental health 0.796412 health-care systems 0.76943 Human Services 0.900012 assistive technology 0.786626 business groups 0.760258 state estimates 0.767258 U.S. Department 0.896606 MMWR HTML versions 0.886937 health-related public policy 0.918855 electronic PDF version 0.870878 e-mail 0.65443 wider circle 0.76291 health objectives 0.781647 state trend data 0.909513 Contact GPO 0.790098 commercial sources 0.757388 current prices 0.750026 HRQOL questions 0.778895 Health-Related Quality 0.790105 life improvement 0.757018 original paper copy 0.867505	central public health 0.930157 overall u.s. 0.920805 original MMWR paper 0.880148 U.S. Government Printing 0.879575 age group 0.765352 community planners 0.757057 Superintendent 0.629297 MMWR readers 0.765342 character translation 0.747958 broader areas 0.767309 Persons 0.629042 activity limitations 0.770156 common theme 0.76144 Healthy People 0.757945 format errors 0.753325 subject line 0.769794 Measuring HRQOL 0.764887 typeset documents 0.760107 trade names 0.757528 official text 0.745719 health agencies 0.791055 health partners 0.789084 non-CDC sites 0.756122 electronic conversions 0.747398	CLICK HERE
6790	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR - About Us	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	voice 0.352291 Centers 0.35613 CDC 0.586407 Mortality Weekly Report 0.958762 data 0.349209 Journal Impact Factor 0.810136 public health practitioners 0.854629 Clifton Road 0.603066 recommendations 0.350248 weekly reports 0.593094 epidemiologists 0.400368 Prevention 0.355963 weekly MMWR 0.612302 physicians 0.350428 Disease Control 0.643668 state health departments 0.842285 laboratorians 0.349868 Questions 0.348066 special permission 0.599786	MMWR  readership 0.65995 MMWR  Weekly 0.586936 N.E 0.37811 agency 0.351976 researchers 0.350023 MMWR  series 0.968496 Journal Citation Reports 0.846123 publication consideration 0.594557 nurses 0.353327 Morbidity 0.397257 primary vehicle 0.618228 cdc.gov 0.381312 scientists 0.350086 useful public health 0.867335 public domain 0.578347 following 0.348281 information 0.351284 scientific publication 0.610295	CLICK HERE
6856	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012: 11_0155	Despite evidence of the benefits of regular physical activity, many older adults are not physically active. Health professionals are challenged to replicate evidence-based programs to address low levels of physical activity among members of their communities.			CLICK HERE
6968	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	QuickStats: Birth Rates* for Teens Aged 15-19 Years, by Age Group - National Vital Statistics System, United States, 1960-2010	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. 0.507467 endorsement 0.442445 Alternate Text 0.496901 Human Services 0.567879 assistive technology 0.515136 MMWR HTML versions 0.562836 U.S. Department 0.559478 identification 0.416659 electronic PDF version 0.561263 decline 0.441261 e-mail 0.440573 89.1 0.43675 historic lows 0.617508 Contact GPO 0.505599 commercial sources 0.495986 age groups 0.597088 current prices 0.491044 original paper copy 0.563902 birth rates 0.970339 women 0.436731 United States 0.501228 U.S. Government Printing 0.572905 original MMWR paper 0.559954 age group 0.498926	Superintendent 0.41837 shows birth rates 0.605477 U.S. teen birth 0.748672 teens 0.693261 assistance 0.419735 title 0.419587 MMWR readers 0.493744 character translation 0.491648 file 0.41983 Persons 0.419888 teen birth rates 0.748307 format errors 0.489643 subject line 0.512619 Health 0.430695 typeset documents 0.493104 trade names 0.496049 official text 0.488228 non-CDC sites 0.492571 decreases 0.521214 References 0.416523 report 0.419575 information 0.419843 Accommodation 0.4196 electronic conversions 0.488095	CLICK HERE
8501	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Sharon's Videos - Videos - Campaign Resources - Tips From Former Smokers - Smoking & Tobacco Use	Commercials and extended videos featuring Sharon, a former smoker who was diagnosed with throat cancer in her thirties. Videos from the Tips from Former Smokers campaign, which features real people suffering as a result of smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke.	Shane 0.276587 Shawn 0.273631 stomas 0.313291 TV ad 0.498581 Smokers campaign 0.496748 commercials 0.279259 videos 0.257602 Sharon 0.688295 throat cancer 0.907396 result 0.268827	larynx 0.3233 loss 0.261564 condition 0.25418 young age 0.496263 smoking 0.360008 Smokers® campaign 0.474395 thirties 0.462696 CDC’s Tips 0.787125 story 0.257339	CLICK HERE
10141	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Tailoring Community-Based Wellness Initiatives With Latent Class Analysis - Massachusetts Community Transformation Grant Projects - CDC	Community-based approaches to preventing chronic diseases are attractive because of their broad reach and low costs, and as such, are integral components of health care reform efforts. Implementing community-based initiatives across Massachusetts’ municipalities presents both programmatic and evaluation challenges. For effective delivery and evaluation of the interventions, establishing a community typology that groups similar municipalities provides a balanced and cost-effective approach.	Community Transformation Grant 0.650404 public health interventions 0.67949 classes 0.647487 public health practitioners 0.618062 small urban communities 0.651919 resident health behaviors 0.615414 latent class analysis 0.830621 diverse housing stock 0.628002 separate class solutions 0.617995 obesity-related health behaviors 0.63089 negative health outcomes 0.615587 health outcomes 0.76453 worse health outcomes 0.635293 Public Health Fund 0.625183 health care reform 0.621506 median household income 0.691573 minimum class probability 0.679393 community-based public health 0.632986 health behaviors 0.933286 class 0.854523 Massachusetts Medical School 0.644842 public health 0.769845 mental health problems 0.612341 class membership 0.612264	Massachusetts Community Transformation 0.623374 wellness community typology 0.646236 community health planning 0.624473 key informant interviews 0.642565 latent class model 0.647427 western Massachusetts communities 0.619545 chronic diseases 0.706971 model fit statistics 0.669924 large share 0.64277 average health outcomes 0.619852 health care costs 0.611859 municipalities 0.700387 physical activity 0.650495 community health centers 0.640669 10-class solution 0.636078 latent classes 0.636976 lower-income rural communities 0.615915 community-based wellness initiatives 0.708767 excellent classification certainty 0.636061 retail environment 0.729477 communities 0.718786 Metropolitan Area Planning 0.629984 Area Planning Council 0.62998	CLICK HERE
10783	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	ATSDR report finds drywall imported from China in the 2000s may have affected human health | Media Advisory | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	report estimates 0.343375 Urban Development 0.341938 findings 0.228567 Health Consultation 0.369138 Commission 0.225168 North America 0.351333 state agencies 0.346769 drywall samples 0.661254 China 0.301949 HUD 0.234244 problem drywall 0.933922 sulfur compounds 0.401205 Chinese-Manufactured Drywall 0.710198 CPSC 0.2946 Consumer Product Safety 0.472203 conclusions 0.235682	comparison purposes 0.350176 Exposure 0.231365 laboratory tests 0.372701 analysis 0.226909 indoor air 0.371546 u.s. department 0.436647 Possible Health Implications 0.516518 ATSDR 0.306597 Sulfur Gases Emitted 0.566907 new homes 0.335905 HUMAN SERVICES 0.342692 http://www.atsdr.cdc.gov/drywall 0.224608 modeling researchers 0.372435 small number 0.358486 support 0.224976	CLICK HERE
11271	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Young Worker Safety and Health: Selected Charts on Young Worker Employment, Injuries and Illnesses: Rates of Work-related Injuries Reported by Farm Operators, 15-17 Year-Olds, United States	Young Worker Safety and Health: Selected Charts on Young Worker Employment, Injuries and Illnesses: Rates of Work-related Injuries Reported by Farm Operators, 15-17 Year-Olds, United States	Download data 0.276269 United States 0.678189 rates 0.25521 farm operators 0.72207 Work-related Injuries Reported 0.749833 Young Worker Employment 0.856737	Illnesses 0.203941 Childhood Agricultural Injury 0.427866 Young Worker Safety 0.535375 work-related injuries 0.927131 Year-Olds 0.250935 Download image file 0.426536	CLICK HERE
13283	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Consensus on the Development of Vaccines against NaturallyAcquired Melioidosis - Volume 21, Number 6-June 2015 - EmergingInfectious Disease journal - CDC	null	animal models 0.551215 potential vaccine candidates 0.497449 biodefense vaccine development 0.488648 Burkholderia pseudomallei infection 0.539 potential melioidosis vaccine 0.510797 head-to-head candidate vaccine 0.513403 vaccine candidate evaluation 0.497938 National Vaccine Institute 0.508877 environmental B. pseudomallei 0.55731 diabetic mouse models 0.542373 head-to-head vaccine assessment 0.47587 diabetic mice 0.472917 vaccine candidate 0.513961 B. pseudomallei infection 0.601831 TB vaccine 0.471524 vaccine candidates 0.660316 melioidosis candidate vaccines 0.47947 NHP model 0.484725 pseudomallei subcutaneous inoculation 0.551922 head-to-head vaccine candidate 0.510016 B. pseudomallei 0.92315 Melioidosis Vaccine Development 0.536594 candidate vaccines 0.675778 Public Health England 0.572863 diabetic mouse model 0.523782	mouse models 0.671899 pseudomallei challenge strains 0.518829 B. pseudomallei inoculation 0.597021 candidate vaccine 0.543364 Burkholderia pseudomallei strain 0.516477 Burkholderia pseudomallei elicits 0.514889 inhalational B. pseudomallei 0.525592 melioidosis vaccine evaluation 0.494277 melioidosis vaccine 0.644712 head-to-head comparison 0.529883 Burkholderia pseudomallei 0.753283 different vaccine candidates 0.49257 candidate vaccine developers 0.517543 public health 0.617738 vaccine development 0.592362 NHP models 0.487677 B. pseudomallei challenge 0.654643 United Kingdom 0.634776 virulent Burkholderia pseudomallei 0.515805 subcutaneous B. pseudomallei 0.560195 melioidosis vaccines 0.506635 vaccine 0.717172 infection vaccine development 0.501879 optimal candidate vaccines 0.484763	CLICK HERE