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848	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Wellness at Work | CDC Features	Your health is important wherever you go. And now that many people are spending most of their day sitting at a desk or inside an office, implementing health programs inside the workplace has become a vital piece of a healthy lifestyle.	health education 0.425128 overall incidence 0.381831 CDC 0.269769 instance 0.235019 obesity rates 0.426717 office 0.302376 health outcomes 0.426771 health-related expenses 0.395727 truck drivers 0.38332 Effective workplace programs 0.630023 healthy lifestyles 0.395564 employer 0.257496 medical screenings 0.371708 healthy lifestyle 0.419855 on-site kitchens 0.363022 employers 0.261042 overall health 0.449758 lower productivity 0.381329 vital piece 0.399831 weight management programs 0.525991 health problems 0.43244 Washington State 0.385994 workplace health programs 0.932681 health-diagnosing occupations 0.387865 colleagues 0.232607	workplace health program 0.839247 employees 0.43538 Chronic Disease 0.39307 authors 0.26197 on-site fitness programs 0.523505 study 0.262221 better long-term health 0.601498 healthy behaviors 0.390881 policies 0.251408 health promotion 0.730395 Worksite Health ScoreCard 0.568136 organization-wide policy 0.391301 management strategy 0.372249 health promotion activity 0.574945 health promotion program 0.719958 long-term human asset 0.519364 health care 0.449925 chronic diseases 0.563157 people 0.234615 employee health 0.422312 job type 0.384941 example doctors 0.37119 physical activities 0.376393 hypertension 0.234263	CLICK HERE
1302	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Meningococcal Vaccine for Preteens and Teens	Meningococcal Vaccine for Preteens, Teens, and Adolescents			CLICK HERE
4628	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Avoiding Carbon Monoxide Poisoning|PSAs for Disasters	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) provides Public Service Announcements (PSAs) to help share life-saving information during natural disasters and severe weather. English and Spanish PSAs are in a variety of formats including text, audio, and video.	colorless gas 0.589332 CDC 0.661478 propane 0.365131 Human Services 0.594947 gasoline 0.368937 power outage 0.613063 U.S. Department 0.595606 important message 0.596133 Fumes 0.985772 info 0.479372 carport 0.391517 Health 0.359494 Americans 0.358711 carbon monoxide 0.601906	garage 0.361375 generators/grills 0.416916 windows 0.409783 friends 0.354752 home 0.724361 grills 0.550015 charcoal-burning devices 0.591097 vents 0.447999 doors 0.422628 ft outside door/window 0.557707 generators 0.703149 information 0.440552 family 0.354701	CLICK HERE
7291	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Recommendations - Physical Activity	Physical Activity Recommendations & Guidelines. Learn more...	U.S. Health 0.368218 Task Force 0.357241 Mid-course Report 0.363939 education 0.311083 Activity Among Youth 0.390902 Human Services 0.364496 research 0.311105 young people ages 0.419339 amounts 0.311376 children 0.32118 school 0.3205 childcare center 0.365471 percentage 0.310759 fitness professionals—and 0.367067 evidence-based strategies 0.366551 health care professionals 0.426065 substantial health benefits 0.414237 Approaches Combining Transportation 0.406223 Americans Midcourse Report 0.446878 adolescents 0.324047 researchers 0.311164 wide variety 0.366336 list 0.311915 Activity Guidelines Advisory 0.434706 coaches 0.311138	physically active lifestyle 0.401977 comprehensive set 0.358646 environment strategies 0.35892 Lifelong Physical Activity 0.4432 American population 0.356387 public health policy 0.425399 National Physical Activity 0.44686 important health benefits 0.418212 young people 0.460889 Federal Government 0.361718 Physical Activity Guidelines 0.788018 teachers 0.311145 daily physical activity 0.455702 common activities 0.371513 Physical Activities 0.439645 Committee Report 0.360538 opportunities 0.310735 Youth Compendium 0.438858 physical activity 0.93271 home 0.31068 Environmental Design 0.359341 interventions 0.341343 Community Preventive Services 0.406908 energy cost 0.371557	CLICK HERE
8152	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Heart Disease Conditions	High cholesterol, high blood pressure, and diabetes are three risk factors for heart disease. Get the facts about heart disease risk from the CDC.	major risk factor 0.540041 major organs 0.290881 arteries 0.327457 body 0.33825 body’s cells 0.281524 pancreas 0.217679 high-density lipoprotein cholesterol 0.430877 medical condition 0.289597 higher level 0.285472 blood flow 0.293955 risk factors 0.28366 sugars 0.219449 liver 0.238593 blood vessels 0.298373 steps 0.217096 symptoms 0.217469 medical conditions 0.296626 parts 0.216573 silent killer 0.292824 heart attack 0.296195 insulin 0.256172 death 0.215967 diabetes.1 Talk 0.286459 adults 0.22915 changes 0.217342	high levels 0.289666 protection 0.216144 kidneys 0.250727 hormone 0.215914 HDL 0.219153 certain foods 0.288231 LDL 0.222156 heart disease 0.900917 term 0.216406 glucose 0.220462 Diabetes mellitus 0.301951 bad. 0.21643 blood test 0.290677 medication 0.216795 triglycerides 0.22266 brain 0.235675 fat-like substance 0.29225 people 0.217486 high pressure 0.296405 low-density lipoprotein 0.306978 high blood pressure 0.741098 body needs 0.280823 High cholesterol 0.349301 extra cholesterol 0.351555	CLICK HERE
8482	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Health & Medical Concerns - Emergency Preparedness for Older Adults - Aging	Information on the specific health-related concerns older adults may face during emergenci	treatment 0.233561 disaster situations 0.397059 concerns older adults 0.632869 navigation Skip 0.586657 extreme temperatures 0.402214 emergencies 0.310114 normal course 0.395602 daily medications 0.403082 Sensory 0.244525 shelters 0.237115 list Skip 0.585082 specialized equipment 0.39553	cognitive changes 0.394377 following links 0.38719 page options Skip 0.764963 health 0.264684 care coordination 0.40255 noisy 0.253145 age groups 0.397268 chronic conditions 0.401273 emergency event 0.379418 medical concerns 0.394759 older adults 0.93022 potential older adult 0.623601	CLICK HERE
11073	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Press Conference on laboratory quality and safety after recent lab incidents | Transcript | CDC Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	CDC 0.777976 Dr. Michael Bell 0.479208 questions 0.469113 American people 0.465035 appropriate disciplinary action 0.468301 laboratory safety protocols 0.46981 CDC highlights steps 0.489973 things 0.458537 CDC’s laboratory 0.498915 avian flu 0.459749 world health organization 0.471629 events 0.47766 influenza laboratory 0.514665 anthrax exposure incident 0.459311 Director Tom Frieden 0.511882 work 0.506274 tom frieden 0.921411 critical control points 0.466023 anthrax 0.528189 Dr. Bell 0.530509 laboratory 0.740817 phone 0.497052 laboratories 0.57314 select agents 0.505422 wonderful laboratory scientists 0.458654	smallpox containment laboratory 0.466035 fact 0.475583 single point 0.503528 wall street journal 0.461204 nancy snyderman 0.472234 CDC laboratory staff 0.525082 incidents 0.541333 recent laboratory incidents 0.480954 potential exposure 0.479128 CDC employees 0.464987 CDC share 0.465245 question 0.610504 CDC’s influenza 0.479336 lab safety incidents 0.468041 adequate laboratory oversight 0.459658 CDC laboratories 0.48913 CDC scientists 0.468178 people 0.537973 laboratory safety 0.644228 OPERATOR 0.465299 culture 0.472431 investigation 0.464605 Dr. Frieden 0.73878 incident 0.500956	CLICK HERE
13575	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	null	Cote de Pablo para la campaña Conozca Su Cuerpo (:30)	La actriz Cote de Pablo habla sobre el susto que pasó con el cáncer de cuello uterino y comparte consejos para otras mujeres. 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/wcms/videos/low-res/NCCDPHP/2015/cote_video_spanish_30_925635.mp4			CLICK HERE
15622	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Graduated Driver Licensing Night Driving Restrictions andDrivers Aged 16 or 17 Years Involved in Fatal Night Crashes -United States, 2009-2014 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	total fatal crashes 0.535952 start time 0.475105 Highway Traffic Safety 0.493805 fatal night crashes 0.53873 GDL provisional license 0.501649 fatal crash involvements 0.733314 inexperienced drivers 0.476551 night fatal crashes 0.535347 state-level sample sizes 0.560221 newly licensed teens 0.553924 minimal protection 0.493325 GDL system.* GDL 0.475082 fatal crash 0.743579 a.m. 0.586525 6-year study period 0.502858 Fatal crash risk 0.50192 night 0.735376 National Highway Traffic 0.493713 young beginner drivers 0.468764 fatal nighttime crashes 0.537949 NDRs begin 0.490984 teen drivers 0.595247 NDRs 0.570977 Columbia 0.491997 provisional license 0.516431	State-level analyses 0.493215 drivers 0.872762 District 0.492005 night crashes 0.657461 South Carolina 0.483967 states 0.626747 NDR coverage 0.494696 U.S. drivers 0.471063 fatal crash involvement 0.532907 NDRs beginning 0.486007 earlier nighttime 0.490439 NDR 0.559285 small state-level sample 0.506934 Traffic Safety Administration 0.498865 North Dakota 0.483978 fatal crashes 0.997392 South Dakota 0.479712 fatal traffic crashes 0.527014 night fatal crash 0.644695 beginner teen drivers 0.473121 Graduated Driver Licensing 0.512472 New Mexico 0.483989 approximately twofold variation 0.568969 proportions 0.477086	CLICK HERE
16363	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Strengthening the Connection Between the SupplementalNutrition Assistance Program and Farmer's Markets	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.	reasonable proximity 0.347537 geographic distribution 0.337476 rural census blocks 0.424062 FINI program 0.354552 Food Insecurity Nutrition 0.378353 10-minute service areas 0.321062 high SNAP populations 0.508395 Census Bureau American 0.298614 SNAP participation 0.350977 Health’s FINI 0.361995 market offering FINI 0.406708 chronic disease risk 0.288705 Agriculture Food Insecurity 0.290339 socioeconomically advantaged groups 0.287592 SNAP nutrition incentive 0.402887 large SNAP populations 0.390937 Insecurity Nutrition Incentive 0.382823 heart disease 0.343164 high-SNAP areas 0.400445 Nutrition Assistance Program 0.376703 rural areas 0.326409 SNAP incentive program 0.426697 Supplemental Nutrition Assistance 0.375491 GIS Snapshot 0.316241	farmer’s markets 0.992821 vegetable incentives 0.340061 census tract level 0.297365 Urban census blocks 0.305902 future SNAP incentive 0.509621 FINI incentives 0.403336 SNAP program 0.359268 urban areas 0.31508 FINI grant 0.457454 potential farmer 0.323621 service area 0.343282 Washington State Department 0.501098 FINI programs 0.654066 SNAP incentive programming 0.439984 SNAP incentives 0.374619 10-minute drive times 0.477839 fresh fruits 0.287634 market locations 0.286987 SNAP benefits 0.376143 farmer’s market 0.425165 extra market tokens 0.2864 SNAP Nutrition Education 0.41364 census tract 0.346501	CLICK HERE