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812	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Trends in Uninsured Clients Visiting Health Centers Fundedby the Title X Family Planning Program - Massachusetts,2005-2012	Marion Carter1, Kathleen Desilets2, Lorrie Gavin3, Sue Moskosky2, Jill Clark4 (Author affiliations at end of text).	health-care insurance coverage 0.422753 health insurance 0.907494 lowest insurance coverage 0.391206 health centers 0.596149 insurance coverage 0.519978 reproductive health organization 0.389789 health care reform 0.461912 percentage 0.450844 private insurance 0.390972 publicly funded family 0.418151 health insurance coverage 0.421056 uninsured persons 0.39594 cervical cancer screening 0.39744 safety-net family planning 0.4587 family planning services 0.771351 health-care organizations 0.42503 Family Planning Annual 0.404269 family planning expansion 0.433906 young adults 0.417103 public health agencies 0.400073 health reform 0.392039 uninsured clients 0.485465 Title X program 0.423214 health insurance information 0.426381 private insurance companies 0.390031	health-care reform 0.54855 federal poverty level 0.46658 United States 0.407629 Title X–funded organizations 0.414495 client volume 0.388138 health-care providers 0.410842 family planning providers 0.461756 health insurance records 0.415133 family planning 0.935107 Massachusetts 0.470794 family planning program 0.441408 public health 0.408553 safety-net providers increases 0.386903 state health-care reform 0.410834 family planning clients 0.603279 safety-net providers 0.437096 health-care coverage 0.399361 health insurance plans 0.416464 public health programs 0.405095 community health centers 0.485709 income groups 0.419913 family planning coverage 0.399386 Title X-funded health 0.39135 Title X–funded health 0.399404	CLICK HERE
4667	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Consumer Factsheet: Protecting Kids From Tobacco	null	right web address 0.987879 Español 0.403508 Language Assistance 0.712207 Português 0.391584 Kreyòl Ayisyen 0.700648 Instructions 0.282468 different file formats 0.919531 Tiếng Việt 0.70734 Deutsch 0.348548 help 0.283342	РуÑ?Ñ?кий 0.283258 Polski 0.39029 Tagalog 0.362008 options 0.298124 Français 0.385004 Downloading Viewers 0.795919 العربية 0.436655 information 0.283148 page 0.385868	CLICK HERE
5060	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Obesity and Overweight: Topics	CDC's Obesity efforts focus on policy and environmental strategies to make healthy eating and active living accessible and affordable for everyone.	CDC 0.224275 ECE setting 0.347647 environmental strategies 0.318135 U.S. obesity 0.532243 latest state initiatives 0.421851 email address 0.340998 fact sheets 0.320186 High BMI 0.355097 active living 0.318674 Latest statistics 0.315812 interactive databases 0.316256 social media tools 0.420852 Community Efforts 0.34631 guidelines 0.21909 state efforts 0.360293 First-ever report 0.348175 food service 0.321438 overweight 0.230686	early childhood care 0.434866 Obesity Facts Obesity 0.897257 Flu Complications Adults 0.506187 groups 0.22024 Reports 0.219156 healthy eating 0.31906 physical activity 0.317527 Education State Indicator 0.454847 Obesity Maps Obesity 0.911379 schools 0.219301 childhood obesity 0.584821 Obesity efforts 0.564242 data systems 0.316019 prevention strategies 0.319487 varies 0.233134 Adult Obesity 0.671965 page 0.222842	CLICK HERE
6859	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The Epidemiology Workforce in State and Local Health Departments - United States, 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.	Epidemiologists epidemiology capacity 0.362415 federally funded positions 0.220052 environmental health 0.241821 federal preparedness funding 0.219929 New York City 0.218187 health department epidemiologists 0.368845 number 0.266537 public health departments 0.225602 federal stimulus funding 0.351075 health department level 0.237717 current epidemiology capacity 0.220818 state-level functional capacity 0.213028 state-funded positions 0.218512 epidemiology capacity 0.375861 oral health 0.238426 Matthew L. Boulton 0.202791 epidemiology capacity assessments 0.259615 state-funded epidemiologists 0.314943 functional epidemiology capacity 0.305118 City Health Officials 0.24693 state epidemiology workforce 0.257471 Territorial Epidemiologists 0.444605 additional epidemiologists 0.30422 health department workforce 0.235766 state epidemiologists 0.39095	previous CSTE ECAs 0.225868 federal funding streams 0.215742 public health workforce 0.232734 local-level epidemiologists 0.403248 program area 0.224731 epidemiologists 0.742936 states 0.259661 local health department 0.49415 health department epidemiologist 0.211669 epidemiology workforce 0.654489 competent epidemiology workforce 0.24297 state-level workforce 0.230016 state-level epidemiology workforce 0.437062 full-time equivalent epidemiologists 0.393782 local health departments 0.935368 public health 0.309222 health epidemiology workforce 0.275787 epidemiology workforce competence 0.229685 epidemiology workforce assessments 0.265448 vacant state-funded positions 0.207733 state-level epidemiologists 0.629123 local epidemiology workforce 0.321377 federal funding 0.319115 bioterrorism/emergency response 0.258528	CLICK HERE
7510	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Healthy Housing Reference Manual - Chapter 14 Figures	NCEH provides leadership to promote health and quality of life by preventing or controlling those diseases, birth defects, or disabilities resulting from interaction between people and the environment. Site has information/education resources on a broad range of topics, including asthma, birth defects, radiation, sanitation, lead in blood, and more.	MPEG 0.741242 site 0.541063 PDF 0.544429	PPT 0.837268 DOC 0.733754	CLICK HERE
9336	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Factores de riesgo de enfermedades crónicas en mujeres indoamericanas y nativas de Alaska en edad de procrear	null	Amparo P 0.957211 Dietz PM 0.948537	Farr SL 0.960591 Estados Unidos 0.519891	CLICK HERE
9668	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	VETERINARY SAFETY AND HEALTH - CDC	Veterinary medicine and animal care workers are at risk of exposure to many different chemical hazards including glutaraldehyde and other disinfectants, hazardous drugs, latex, pesticides, and waste anesthetic gases. Exposure to these chemicals may occur by dermal contact (touching the skin) and/or inhalation (being breathed in). Splashes may result in chemical contact with the skin, eyes, or mucous membranes.	NIOSH Hydrogen Sulfide 0.708306 Facility Occupational Risks 0.414933 injectable macrolide antibiotic 0.281696 NIOSH Waste Anesthetic 0.757126 Health Topic 0.271048 AVMA Waste Disposal 0.313086 State University Center 0.392046 NIOSH Latex Allergy 0.707186 Common Cleaning Products 0.268596 NIOSH Indoor Environmental 0.810062 NIOSH Workplace 0.965719 different cleaning products 0.270767 Pregnant Workers 0.290576 hazardous drugs 0.545338 NIOSH Nitrous Oxide 0.71271 Iowa State University 0.392093 OSHA Safety 0.276085 Health Care Workers 0.663101 NIOSH Workplace Solutions 0.881862 NIOSH Hazardous Drug 0.773251 waste anesthetic gases 0.798392 NIOSH Pocket Guide 0.803707 NIOSH Workplace Solution 0.88352 Veterinary Health Care 0.432991	Poison Control Centers 0.266902 NIOSH Personal Protective 0.865639 hazardous drug exposures 0.464375 User Safety Alert 0.268613 Public Health 0.275609 EPA Pesticide Health 0.273952 AVMA Phosphine product 0.315869 NIOSH respirator selection 0.685128 Best Management Practices 0.265778 mucous membranes 0.301615 different chemical hazards 0.300027 Personal Protective Equipment 0.39383 product label precautions 0.271 Animal Drug Safety 0.279159 Handling Micotil 0.26567 New Jersey Department 0.266035 NIOSH FACE Report 0.777922 OSHA Laboratory Safety 0.287131 NIOSH Occupational Exposure 0.750658 Veterinary Facility Occupational 0.430035 Publication No. 0.669375 NIOSH ALERT 0.638496 CDC Carbon Monoxide 0.275697 animal care workers 0.341641	CLICK HERE
11112	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	2008 National Report on Biochemical Indicators of Diet and Nutrition - Table 1.4	null			CLICK HERE
13872	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Systematic Review of Programs Treating High-Need andHigh-Cost People With Multiple Chronic Diseases or Disabilities inthe United States, 2008&ndash2014	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.	complex chronic conditions 0.479984 health care spending 0.501179 care services 0.494037 control group 0.524915 multiple chronic conditions 0.980417 successful clinical outcomes 0.524191 case management 0.586826 health outcomes 0.487675 health care interventions 0.480375 health care delivery 0.521641 medical care services 0.486178 comprehensive care programs 0.490851 primary care program 0.484078 health care context 0.486742 health care providers 0.507034 home-based primary care 0.615536 health care access 0.486105 health care services 0.482233 patients 0.493545 Affordable Care Act 0.482811 care coordination home 0.500826 significant health care 0.500765 expensive health care 0.494468 Home health care 0.49439 complex medical conditions 0.480387	health care utilization 0.485848 chronic care model 0.501103 comprehensive care 0.502398 transitional care 0.496367 palliative care 0.552555 clinical outcomes 0.661379 primary care nurse 0.477172 nurse care management 0.47896 academic medical center 0.478556 health care 0.75703 health care outcomes 0.531518 spending outcomes 0.501184 chronic disease self-management 0.502015 palliative care patients 0.484903 successful health care 0.521702 nursing home 0.477929 systematic review 0.537541 home care services 0.487745 affairs medical center 0.480671 disease management 0.557189 patient satisfaction 0.58526 home telehealth 0.497445 et al 0.536452 older adults 0.481909	CLICK HERE
16215	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Disparities in the Prevalence of Diagnosed Diabetes - UnitedStates, 1999-2002 and 2011-2014 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	physician-diagnosed diabetes 0.397585 poor dietary habits 0.361299 lowest prevalence 0.367697 low socioeconomic circumstances 0.40765 socioeconomic position gap 0.458186 regression-based summary measure 0.417031 health equity 0.361073 overall population 0.440615 diabetes risk reduction 0.361088 health disparities 0.397562 socioeconomic position indicator 0.544903 relative socioeconomic position 0.428446 substantial socioeconomic position 0.44798 absolute socioeconomic position 0.435748 absolute differences 0.404708 income-to-poverty ratio 0.356883 age-standardized prevalence 0.490257 educational disparities 0.416227 racial/ethnic populations 0.355037 socioeconomic groups 0.404802 socioeconomic disadvantage 0.407345 U.S. adult population 0.375013 socioeconomic subgroups 0.385849 IPR disparities 0.433479	self-reported physician-diagnosed diabetes 0.387378 socioeconomic advantage 0.386131 federal poverty level 0.3953 summary measure 0.419062 lowest diabetes prevalence 0.401003 educational attainment 0.382976 socioeconomic position indicators 0.431388 prevalence estimates 0.363006 percentage points 0.356838 prevalence 0.530988 IPR-related prevalence disparities 0.434938 diabetes prevalence 0.477054 absolute educational disparities 0.403768 socioeconomic position group 0.425428 absolute disparities 0.396844 public health 0.358095 socioeconomic position 0.968844 socioeconomic position domain 0.418711 age-standardized diagnosed diabetes 0.386797 U.S. population 0.358465 socioeconomic position groups 0.427563 socioeconomic patterning 0.380817 absolute difference 0.373223 absolute prevalence differences 0.389491	CLICK HERE