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4898	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Overview of a Pandemic - 2009 H1N1 Accomplishments (Part 2 of 3)	null	H1N1 flu vaccine 0.701393 H1N1 influenza vaccine 0.698254 vaccine recommendations 0.632777 VAERS reports 0.490813 seasonal influenza vaccination 0.521911 H1N1 virus 0.489184 vaccination coverage 0.477036 Medical personnel conduct 0.495283 school-based vaccination program 0.526669 safety monitoring systems 0.507184 vaccination rates 0.478072 health care providers 0.508061 Section 508-accessible version 0.517701 vaccine safety information 0.65865 CDC Seasonal Flu 0.561354 H1N1 Flu Survey 0.548745 Vaccine Adverse Event 0.655466 regular human flu 0.541461 public health officials 0.502868 Web-based active surveillance 0.494525 initially limited supplies 0.516945 retail pharmacy stores 0.5006 significant adverse events 0.508072 H1N1 influenza vaccination 0.559759 stand-alone Web document 0.515984	Pregnant women 0.461864 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.500972 effective immune response 0.50183 H1N1 vaccine 0.972721 United States 0.612782 vaccine safety data 0.64561 daycare providers 0.462836 emergency medical services 0.509948 Immunization Practices 0.463277 Advisory Committee 0.463672 VAERS enhancements 0.486993 reference purposes 0.461586 independent body 0.463588 vaccine safety signs 0.650244 target groups 0.516235 initial doses 0.471059 public health importance 0.50379 professional web sites 0.495442 English language content 0.51912 vaccine safety 0.766756 H1N1 vaccines 0.478734 adverse event reports 0.506737 initial target groups 0.498839 PowerPoint presentation 0.461669	CLICK HERE
5397	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Effect of School District Policy Change on Consumption of Sugar-Sweetened Beverages Among High School Students, Boston, Massachusetts, 2004-2006	null	school settings 0.457193 data 0.494867 School Health Policies 0.44893 Boston Public Health 0.474154 Healthy Beverages 0.469409 public high school 0.45978 caloric consumption 0.450726 Public Schools beverage 0.450506 beverage consumption occasion 0.470601 national data 0.455431 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.461254 sugar-sweetened beverage servings 0.466796 capita consumption 0.450673 total consumption 0.457446 policy change 0.50594 school vending machines 0.45873 per-student consumption 0.448198 buying sugar-sweetened beverages 0.516017 Boston Youth Survey 0.618559 Boston Public Schools 0.631281 excess consumption 0.45586 National School Lunch 0.446375 average daily consumption 0.50107 high schools 0.501564 elementary school students 0.444611	Per-capita consumption 0.456391 national trends 0.444501 Boston School Committee 0.458491 fruit drinks 0.488753 less-healthful beverages 0.472403 sugar-sweetened beverage intake 0.478394 Public Health Commission 0.465307 total sugar-sweetened beverages 0.543068 Boston schools 0.462752 daily energy consumption 0.463323 sugar-sweetened beverages 0.985002 new policy 0.44766 sugar-sweetened beverage consumption 0.489734 sports drinks 0.471604 Introduction Consumption 0.461013 mean consumption 0.449323 consumption 0.608638 self-reported consumption quantity 0.462104 high school students 0.494346 sugar-sweetened fruit drinks 0.462167 overall consumption 0.446325 public high schools 0.468211 new Boston Public 0.455673 fruit juice beverages 0.493197	CLICK HERE
5402	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	An observational study of the secondary effects of a local smoke-free ordinance.	null	smoking rates 0.762322 frequent binge drinking 0.634521 data 0.600256 community survey 0.584962 survey respondents 0.582294 local ordinance 0.562409 binge drinking 0.803869 student binge drinking 0.565682 bar owners 0.570682 bar patrons 0.558416 alcohol-related public disturbances 0.604184 bar smoking policies 0.582123 potential health benefits 0.567898 bar-going behavior 0.555516 house parties 0.6684 student smoking rates 0.726033 response rate 0.595706 citywide smoke-free ordinance 0.66337 extensive objective data 0.551425 smoking ordinance 0.674372 Madison smoke-free ordinance 0.734271 multiple data sources 0.573068 intoxicated driving 0.543964 community drinking rates 0.558827	survey 0.668723 ordinance opponents 0.567626 statewide smoking bans 0.550783 drinking behavior 0.595578 study 0.617047 proportion z test 0.876133 university student survey 0.60329 Madison ordinance 0.582396 high-risk drinking 0.606963 general population 0.568864 university students 0.675167 general adult population 0.556727 smoking 0.845456 smoke-free policies 0.569924 ordinance 0.847159 smoke-free ordinance 0.796487 key informant interviews 0.661664 smoking bans 0.631796 police records 0.577865 drinking rates 0.641294 public disturbances 0.952079 smoke-free ordinances 0.7869 university survey data 0.562891 study staff 0.547364	CLICK HERE
7916	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Nigeria - Why We Are Here	null	public health principles 0.959182 endorsement 0.365546 CDC 0.32569 languages 0.292087 nation 0.293043 religious beliefs 0.732295 Health problems 0.662859 Africa 0.294 practices 0.29094 Content source 0.679259 HHS 0.377181	world 0.281841 non-federal site 0.756545 Notice 0.321212 sponsors 0.279254 ethnic groups 0.775924 important area 0.679601 diverse range 0.758195 Nigeria 0.515361 employees 0.279519 populous country 0.846828	CLICK HERE
9128	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Factors Predicting Physical Activity Among Children With Special Needs - CDC	Obesity is especially prevalent among children with special needs. Both lack of physical activity and unhealthful eating are major contributing factors. The objective of our study was to investigate barriers to physical activity among these children.	child physical limitations 0.459496 attention deficit hyperactivity 0.455454 adequate physical activity 0.47101 sedentary children 0.433384 school-based activity programs 0.444368 higher obesity prevalence 0.431361 family-based interventions 0.46239 California Los Angeles 0.432166 child physical activity 0.568583 David Geffen School 0.465348 parental attitudes 0.442628 children 0.658193 moderate-to-vigorous physical activity 0.479428 nonprofit school 0.433287 physical health benefits 0.452437 small sample size 0.449705 healthy children 0.431963 parental physical activity 0.505105 obesity 0.434579 mental health problems 0.430779 commonly cited barriers 0.432064 socioeconomically diverse group 0.430825 special needs 0.85688 physical skills 0.432574	behavioral problems 0.444191 physical development 0.437126 greater activity 0.432575 response rate 0.447583 Mattel Children 0.439147 Vista Del Mar 0.50996 typical children 0.435266 physical activity 0.968177 lack 0.441668 children’s participation 0.434106 Del Mar School 0.483956 disabilities 0.4465 barriers 0.472646 physical activity habits 0.476811 12th grade 0.447273 physical activity change 0.463148 child body mass 0.434734 physical activity level 0.521618 inadequate physical activity 0.470467 healthier children 0.431481 Los Angeles 0.504982 developmentally appropriate programs 0.432059 parents 0.533406	CLICK HERE
9992	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Online Newsroom | CDC Advisory | CDC Telebriefing: New Vital Signs Report - How much alcohol is too much??	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	media availability 0.591072 Non-Media 0.490159 United States 0.637966 adults 0.43996 M.D. 0.435803 briefing 0.452025 brief counseling 0.618028 Noon ET 0.640387 transcript 0.493653 PASSCODE 0.483276 M.P.H 0.474124 Tuesday 0.443421 press 0.458973	behavior 0.440209 Important Instructions 0.612729 CDC Media 0.716879 question 0.539561 health service 0.617396 CDC Director Tom 0.919461 alcoholics 0.449768 touchtone phone 0.635965 latest findings 0.65266 alcohol screening 0.643392 Frieden 0.479044 time 0.434745	CLICK HERE
10992	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Demographic Factors Associated With Perceptions About Water Safety and Tap Water Consumption Among Adults in Santa Clara County, California, 2011 - CDC	The objective of this study was to examine differences in tap water consumption and perceptions of bottle versus tap water safety for Hispanics and non-Hispanic whites, as well as associations with other demographic characteristics.	primarily drink tap 0.452381 low water intake 0.395335 County tap water 0.494015 New York City 0.42851 Public Health Institute 0.374238 Clara County respondents 0.382892 previous studies 0.373813 drinking water behaviors 0.404172 Zhouri A. Perceptions 0.378937 tap water safety 0.557612 Santa Clara County 0.864344 County Public Health 0.404844 BMC Public Health 0.406774 Pediatr Adolesc Med 0.388547 water consumption patterns 0.41082 Water Health 0.433414 Clara County Health 0.390078 Constant F. Water 0.396794 water consumption 0.730833 water consumption choices 0.4125 unfiltered tap 0.403024 sociodemographic characteristics 0.383749 CrossRef 0.387784 ) water. 0.382429 Clara County Dietary 0.375364	tap water 0.977612 Mendoza M. Tap 0.412227 bottled water 0.856237 adults 0.376538 water quality issues 0.415543 public opinion survey 0.401635 primarily consuming tap 0.484525 water intake 0.402675 Survey Research Group 0.400491 Public Health Department 0.400171 Public Health Nutr 0.375473 Clara County Public 0.375966 tap water consumption 0.646395 Water consumption beliefs 0.418255 non-Hispanic whites 0.380796 Community Health 0.376448 public health 0.584062 Arch Pediatr Adolesc 0.388416 versus tap water 0.497442 bottled plain water 0.461699 total water consumption 0.441602 Dietary Practices Survey 0.447501 York City Department 0.37846 perceptions 0.445302	CLICK HERE
11568	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NER - Peer-Reviewed Biomonitoring Articles | Metals: Lead	null	MPEG 0.378858 search 0.263099 PDF 0.261307 PPT 0.446092	DOC 0.368812 information 0.262482 different file formats 0.938484 page 0.276773	CLICK HERE
11634	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NIOSH Topic: Occupational Hearing Loss (OHL) Surveillance - Publications	null	Prevalence 0.274633 occupation 0.26977 comparison 0.249542 NIOSH 0.282689 United States 0.427586 criteria 0.254836 shift 0.264364 worker hearing loss 0.902708 National Health Interview 0.620872 employment 0.237897	analysis 0.237543 Spectrum 0.247877 industry sector 0.460739 difficulty 0.259722 protectors 0.275863 Survey 0.237241 OSHA 0.262157 shifts 0.276086 Trends 0.255876 CAOHC Update Fall 0.772061	CLICK HERE
13647	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Update: Influenza Activity - United States and Worldwide,May 24-September 5, 2015	Lenee Blanton, MPH1; Krista Kniss, MPH1; Sophie Smith, MPH1; Desiree Mustaquim, MPH1; Craig Steffens, MPH1; Brendan Flannery, PhD1; Alicia M. Fry, MD1; Joseph Bresee, MD1; Teresa Wallis, MS1; Rebecca Garten, PhD1; Xiyan Xu, MD1; Anwar Isa Abd Elal1; Larisa Gubareva, PhD1; David E. Wentworth, PhD1; Erin Burns, MA1; Jacqueline Katz, PhD1; Daniel Jernigan, MD1; Lynnette Brammer, MPH1.	influenza 0.924083 variant influenza viruses 0.50264 CDC influenza surveillance 0.436365 avian influenza 0.426967 trivalent influenza vaccine 0.450866 Multiple influenza vaccines 0.426211 novel influenza 0.484817 quadrivalent influenza vaccine 0.494231 influenza information 0.456035 Global Influenza Surveillance 0.457936 U.S. influenza surveillance 0.486151 influenza vaccine viruses 0.613705 live attenuated influenza 0.423376 influenza B component 0.421122 influenza antiviral medications 0.474452 influenza virus infection 0.430564 trivalent influenza vaccines 0.444429 Hemisphere influenza vaccines 0.4831 Influenza Hospitalization Surveillance 0.431898 influenza A virus 0.424753 Influenza surveillance reports 0.42464 influenza vaccine 0.69348	overall influenza activity 0.44986 trivalent inactivated influenza 0.424868 influenza activity 0.660175 influenza vaccines 0.532477 seasonal influenza 0.518354 similar influenza transmission 0.450087 Seasonal influenza viruses 0.5027 influenza neuraminidase inhibitor 0.430942 Northern Hemisphere influenza 0.482739 influenza transmission zones 0.446135 tropical influenza seasonality 0.441683 inactivated influenza vaccine 0.460086 Hemisphere quadrivalent influenza 0.439932 influenza surveillance 0.527658 influenza viruses 0.689115 annual influenza vaccination 0.482545 influenza B virus 0.438744 influenza virus 0.51581 influenza b viruses 0.739842 quadrivalent inactivated influenza 0.424635 influenza a viruses 0.562884 seasonal influenza activity 0.480774	CLICK HERE