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545	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Formative Evaluation for a Healthy Corner Store Initiative in Pitt County, North Carolina: Engaging Stakeholders for a Healthy Corner Store Initiative, Part 2 - CDC	We examined the feasibility of increasing access to healthful food in corner stores to inform a Communities Putting Prevention to Work (CPPW) initiative by engaging stakeholders (corner store owners and customers) in a formative evaluation.	North Carolina 0.51569 urban customers 0.546306 food desert corner 0.48834 desert corner store 0.521042 rural corner stores 0.563704 interview guide questions 0.485056 urban corner store 0.519945 eastern North Carolina 0.490443 healthful options 0.529566 corner store initiatives 0.493915 healthful items 0.763394 corner store owners 0.650161 healthy corner stores 0.518565 rural food desert 0.505249 corner store projects 0.515985 corner stores 0.90424 healthful food 0.637507 East Carolina University 0.552138 corner store 0.96975 healthy corner store 0.750293 healthful alternatives 0.488458 store owners 0.717951 formative evaluation 0.564276 rural food deserts 0.489125 corner store customers 0.621794	Rural corner store 0.520256 nonfood desert stores 0.49177 CPPW healthy corner 0.636818 convenience stores 0.489493 rural stores 0.489435 store manager 0.532356 food items customers 0.499457 Corner Store Survey 0.511079 food desert stores 0.504539 corner store initiative 0.65302 healthful food items 0.610443 corner store liaison 0.496561 urban nonfood desert 0.490396 customers 0.645952 rural customers 0.548171 food store owners 0.524761 current food store 0.495933 store owners stock 0.484847 Pitt County CPPW 0.60934 hand-delivered corner store 0.496003 grocery items 0.489102 customer intercept surveys 0.496763 healthful foods 0.866046 food store owner 0.497146	CLICK HERE
6069	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	p-Terphenyl - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards	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
8281	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Synopsis: March 7, 2013	CDC Media Relations - MMWR News Synopsis: March 7, 2013	federal level 0.381581 winch injuries 0.530145 Southern shrimp fleet 0.961692 work-related injuries 0.463029 winch entanglement 0.509277 deck winches 0.557547 worker training.  Agencies 0.539618 fatal injury outcomes 0.531241 permanent disability 0.500423 environmental laboratories 0.557517 national public health 0.563809 traumatic injuries 0.579345 loose-fitting clothing 0.371814 addition 0.250167 Matthew L. Boulton 0.58392 risk factors 0.358276 laboratory capacity 0.401061 NIOSH 0.321436 Internal Medicine 0.400185 dangerous occupation 0.37186 Commercial fishing 0.370254 cable winding guides 0.517007 laboratory workforce 0.398778 greater number 0.380546	Health Management 0.420357 South Atlantic 0.369353 HUMAN SERVICES 0.363608 appropriate strategies 0.357759 agricultural-related services 0.381042 available laboratory degree 0.532682 general area 0.382254 death 0.250332 winch cathead 0.44697 safety interventions 0.513044 national survey 0.382273 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.365332 low reported capacity 0.556452 workers 0.249935 public health 0.77982 Electronic Media 0.377816 vital component 0.379136 umich.edu 0.256721 public health infrastructure. 0.560857 key program areas 0.534306 shrimp winches 0.493238 fatal injuries 0.488474 Preventive Medicine 0.400426 workforce capacity 0.417282	CLICK HERE
8964	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Introduction to CoPs - Resource Kit	null	leader 0.444987 distinct elements 0.736715 instance 0.463977 relationship building 0.719945 educational endeavor 0.698759 CoP 0.656552 Medical practices 0.65534 Communities 0.447623 discussions 0.453078 active residential homeowner 0.912001 association 0.444502 professional affiliation 0.684281 expertise 0.453663 collaborative activities 0.718022 tools 0.452235 approach 0.448783 CoPs 0.542866 concern 0.463288 ways 0.452165 involvement 0.44766 geographical community ties 0.93121 core member 0.665234 public health professionals 0.940668	injury prevention 0.717539 vaccine stability 0.738228 passion 0.456209 knowledge 0.500278 group 0.454272 occasional participant 0.695413 set 0.454061 stories 0.452282 level 0.44543 teacher best practices 0.881007 domains 0.520959 people 0.454225 experiences 0.452328 professional world 0.678869 innovations 0.4474 efforts 0.445482 disciplines 0.44775 domain 0.452797 clear example 0.668051 interaction 0.451248 topic 0.450172 ongoing basis.1 0.722026 curricula 0.457002	CLICK HERE
12653	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Break the Silence: Stop the Violence	It may shock you to know that one out of every eleven teens reports being hit or physically hurt by a boyfriend or girlfriend in the past twelve months. But why is that, and how can we change it? In "Break The Silence: Stop the Violence," parents talk with teens about developing healthy, respectful relationships before they start dating. 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/	Silence 0.968861	YouTube 0.913565	CLICK HERE
13028	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Synopsis for March 26, 2015	MMWR – Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	COPD patients 0.741966 exercise regimen 0.579826 health problem 0.483076 moderate protection 0.473894 Mycoplasma pneumoniae 0.597088 correct antibiotics 0.48154 mild respiratory disease 0.542987 older persons 0.474477 M. pneumoniae outbreaks 0.581663 effective treatment 0.478591 parenteral whole-cell vaccine 0.580962 certain laboratory workers 0.533713 smoking status 0.480932 typhoid vaccination 0.527958 long-term care facility 0.544256 major cause 0.483953 HPV vaccines 0.622281 special equipment 0.484563 health problems 0.482883 diagnostic evaluation 0.482204 M. pneumoniae 0.645395 CDC Media Relations 0.92669 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.567704 Mycoplasma pneumoniae outbreak 0.592502 invasive HPV-associated cancers 0.533319	United States 0.562727 substantive changes 0.476229 additional types 0.529325 Immunization Practices 0.63911 Advisory Committee 0.629252 quadrivalent HPV vaccine 0.768147 activity limitations 0.481373 Certain antibiotics 0.479541 9-valent human papillomavirus 0.683117 available typhoid vaccines 0.59323 recent guidelines 0.474833 ACIP typhoid vaccine 0.654009 activity limitation 0.484833 long-term care facilities 0.683357 important contributor 0.487899 safe foods 0.474056 routine vaccination 0.691045 outbreak cause 0.56152 bivalent HPV vaccine 0.652202 vaccine safety 0.512222 control measures 0.47957 wide spectrum 0.476909 available vaccines 0.485321 pulmonary rehabilitation 0.573695	CLICK HERE
14289	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Update: Interim Guidance for Prevention of SexualTransmission of Zika Virus - United States, 2016 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	mosquito-borne Zika virus 0.409858 CDC 0.353242 effective contraceptive methods 0.368719 health care provider 0.340488 Human Services 0.353233 Zika virus 0.904456 nonpregnant sex partners 0.376685 possible sexual exposure 0.362856 previously issued recommendations 0.337279 possible Zika virus 0.401312 potential sexual exposure 0.3483 MMWR Early Release 0.343232 serial semen specimens 0.337584 active Zika virus 0.626635 state health departments 0.337332 male sex partner 0.343882 adverse fetal effects 0.335319 health care providers 0.366961 replication-competent Zika virus 0.416063 National Center 0.368504 Zika virus disease 0.443038 currently available information 0.335616 clinical illness 0.337324 male sex partners 0.354454	Zika virus transmission 0.59242 pregnant sex partners 0.349736 condoms 0.34196 sex partners 0.470577 vaginal intercourse 0.342497 United States 0.336795 original MMWR paper 0.334974 Zika virus infection 0.500878 interim guidance 0.337451 infectious Zika virus 0.414007 Zika virus disease§ 0.411956 sexually transmitted infections 0.365435 men 0.342759 particular concern 0.338983 Zika virus transmission* 0.426845 anal intercourse 0.343734 Zika virus infections 0.409281 sexual transmission 0.672246 Dallas County Health 0.342287 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.337092 transcription-–polymerase chain reaction 0.336796 virus particles 0.37839 male genitourinary tract 0.334819 Zika virus testing 0.435495	CLICK HERE
14436	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Flood Safety Tips | CDC Features	Take these important steps before, during, and after a flood.	important steps 0.508227 thunderstorms 0.20947 infectious diseases 0.438141 insurance claims 0.404649 flooding 0.243416 initial damage 0.451874 home 0.303034 carpet padding 0.433867	common flood deaths 0.985284 Federal Emergency Management 0.679117 flood waters 0.622083 chemical hazards 0.441158 practice safe cleaning 0.692049 bleach solution 0.472576 items 0.202084 hazardous flood water 0.927505	CLICK HERE
15769	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Move IT! Rig Move Safety for Truckers	This video covers rig move safety for truckers in the oil and gas fields. It helps make sense of the organized chaos that accompanies a rig move and highlights some easy ways to lower the risk of being injured or killed when moving to a new location.	Rig Move Safety 0.985261	Truckers 0.817636	CLICK HERE
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