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542	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | An Effective Community"Academic Partnership to Extend the Reach of Screenings for Fall Risk - CDC	Older adults should be screened for fall risk annually. Community providers (people without formal medical training who work with older adults in senior centers or aging services) may be a viable group to expand the reach of screenings.	North Carolina 0.550946 screening algorithm administration 0.414417 risk screening event 0.427067 fall prevention 0.472759 community sites 0.417029 Western Carolina University 0.383592 risk screening algorithm 0.505921 fall risk screenings 0.454147 health care providers 0.480409 evidence-based fall risk 0.447837 screening events 0.432632 fall prevention coalition 0.462952 host screening events 0.424008 community providers 0.988806 standardized screening questions 0.40623 fall risk 0.885566 training workshops 0.457426 Western North Carolina 0.415197 community screenings 0.39216 high fall risk 0.384378 performance-based screening skills 0.412615 regional fall prevention 0.390483 Carolina Falls Prevention 0.390008 Falls Prevention Awareness 0.387145 older adult population 0.388264	fall prevention services 0.386517 community service providers 0.428598 standardized screening process 0.4125 low fall risk 0.384475 fall risk category 0.388092 National Falls Prevention 0.387148 North Carolina Fall 0.417702 Falls Prevention Coalition 0.393014 Carolina Fall Prevention 0.417698 screening confidence 0.392113 Evidence-based screening tools 0.413352 health care 0.515036 risk screening events 0.426835 effective fall risk 0.397324 North Carolina Falls 0.390011 older adult 0.404123 future fall risk 0.39019 balance screening 0.386978 fall risk screen 0.39601 additional community providers 0.398931 older adults 0.783282 fall risk screening 0.761188 annual fall risk 0.399286 community-based fall risk 0.396833	CLICK HERE
5289	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Chemical Emergencies Overview	Information on terrorism and public health. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	everyday items 0.59938 CDC 0.440287 contaminated clothing 0.591537 Chemical releases 0.669688 public health practitioners 0.751708 ammonia 0.441785 hazardous chemicals 0.970368 sarin 0.454858 phosgene 0.434964 chemical warfare agents 0.847971 chemical emergency information 0.979064 Disease Control 0.596923 following websites 0.585239 industrial accident 0.609584 toxicology FAQs 0.587716 Responders page 0.618714 potential 0.436191 case definitions 0.586316 household cleaners 0.597865 nerve agents 0.618397 Basic chemical emergency 0.801597 toxicological profiles 0.602603 Web site 0.728474 chemical emergencies 0.64068 Examples 0.435175	medical management guidelines 0.754521 terrorist attack 0.617028 general information 0.598717 VX 0.452093 military organizations 0.616004 terrorists 0.444983 emergency response cards 0.765827 Laboratory Information page 0.763954 example 0.471683 Chemical Agents 0.64388 chemical-specific fact sheets 0.73694 event 0.438882 evacuation 0.43637 nature 0.434374 nitrogen mustards 0.688254 toxic syndrome descriptions 0.752927 people 0.633302 hazardous chemical 0.742697 benzene 0.447879 chlorine 0.439902 key role 0.635631 A–Z List 0.593942 sulfur mustards 0.692522 poisonous plants 0.609709	CLICK HERE
5464	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Acetic anhydride - 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
5570	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane - 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
9873	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prescription Painkiller Overdoses in the US infographic	CDC Vital Signs - Prescription Painkiller Overdoses in the US	North Carolina 0.407087 prescription painkiller 0.864254 Utah 0.249089 States 0.482707 treatment admissions 0.558311 treatment admission 0.321535 prescription painkiller sales 0.787408 Kentucky 0.249408 California 0.248964 Florida 0.249375 Delaware 0.249144 Pennsylvania 0.248907 Mississippi 0.248785 prescription painkiller treatment 0.521055 Maryland 0.249111 Idaho 0.249384 Oregon 0.249888 Vermont 0.249198 United States 0.342423 Maine 0.249728 Oklahoma 0.24952 Tennessee 0.248927 lowest amounts 0.323369 Alabama 0.248901 Arkansas 0.249026	South Carolina 0.406891 Washington 0.301268 West Virginia 0.427392 overdose death rates 0.861198 prescription painkiller deaths 0.59326 Alaska 0.249154 kilograms 0.50554 North Dakota 0.406968 Wisconsin 0.248852 Nevada 0.249579 drug overdose deaths 0.485294 Rhode Island 0.431363 New York 0.411718 drug overdose death 0.868908 South Dakota 0.406798 people 0.758054 lowest rates 0.313086 New Jersey 0.41391 Michigan 0.249317 prescription painkillers 0.979987 highest amounts 0.323432 highest drug overdose 0.430619 New Mexico 0.415836 New Hampshire 0.416152	CLICK HERE
10732	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Ionizing Radiation and Diagnostic Exams - Health Communication	Gateway to Health Communication and Social Marketing Practice - Radiation: Ionizing Radiation and Diagnostic Exams	abdominal pains 0.303353 large number 0.303387 diagnostic exams 0.612018 PET scans 0.299379 radiation experts 0.439376 diagnostic examinations 0.313324 Medical Imaging 0.38357 mental retardation 0.311805 diagnostic scan uses 0.381939 children 0.257902 medical condition 0.298832 large amounts 0.308633 diagnostic tests 0.310735 Lauren 0.263485 benefit 0.233585 fluoroscopy exams 0.333829 tests 0.321831 older age 0.301614 skin burns 0.301312 ionizing radiation 0.720967 medical tests 0.304098 fetus 0.243534 CT scans 0.316144 parents 0.252245 benefits 0.233872	radiation increases 0.457743 harm 0.243207 medically necessary imaging 0.371699 high levels 0.302893 possible concussion 0.309191 radiation exposure 0.470887 CT/CAT scans 0.299438 correct diagnosis 0.295349 medical x-rays 0.324829 old football player 0.379248 adverse health effects 0.399046 small increase 0.29807 diagnostic ionizing radiation 0.620639 recent football game 0.37844 CT scan 0.388284 James 0.306685 beneficial uses 0.316143 younger age 0.303734 greater opportunity 0.30391 exposures 0.249511 medical test 0.301558 radiation 0.917366 higher lifetime risk 0.390118 future pregnancies 0.3028	CLICK HERE
11047	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Botulism From Drinking Prison-Made Illicit Alcohol — Arizona, 2012	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.	Human Services 0.656727 U.S. Department 0.655019 MMWR HTML versions 0.65186 Seema Yasmin 0.663481 electronic PDF version 0.651863 heptavalent botulinum antitoxin 0.710439 prison authorities 0.694087 botulinum toxin 0.733606 bacterium Clostridium botulinum 0.73748 Vista Medical Center 0.646182 prison staff education 0.762612 prison A inmate 0.736391 different inmates 0.651659 prison store 0.695339 cranial nerve palsies 0.671718 maximum security prison 0.944039 previous outbreak 0.641713 original paper copy 0.6456 botulism 0.934795 Pinal County Dept 0.659207 Jamae F. Morris 0.643687 outbreak source 0.729094 percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomies 0.664484 Clarisse A. Tsang 0.659749	Health Services 0.690405 Tara C. Anderson 0.647132 botulism outbreaks 0.825646 original MMWR paper 0.658238 U.S. Government Printing 0.652567 type A. Pruno 0.699633 pruno-related botulism 0.770414 Laura E. Adams 0.638892 male inmates 0.752536 Utah maximum security 0.656396 commonly used ingredients 0.6559 prison kitchen 0.696475 Agam K. Rao 0.658716 drinking pruno 0.768381 future outbreaks 0.697287 Clostridium botulinum bacteria 0.717592 Pinal County Health 0.694039 Janet K. Dykes 0.649099 pruno production 0.690468 recent outbreak 0.640236 respiratory muscle paralysis 0.654119 Rajal K. Mody 0.662453 positive clinical specimen 0.671215 California prison 0.773883	CLICK HERE
11320	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Organization Assessment Tools	This page provides tools and resources for researching and evaluating health literacy practice.	Public Health 0.508141 usable health information 0.560751 develop materials 0.513186 Literacy Universal Precautions 0.703116 HHS Office 0.468457 Index Score Sheet 0.505015 Group Health Research 0.547014 Health Literate Organizations 0.558089 Health Information Technology 0.560749 HHS AHRQ National 0.539696 Achieving Organizational Change 0.50407 health care research 0.548172 health literacy skills 0.642049 Universal Precautions Toolkit 0.610984 Health Centers 0.510955 Federal Plain Language 0.516394 Minority Health 0.498427 Federal usability information 0.512931 AHRQ Health Literacy 0.753337 Disease Control 0.507141 multiple stakeholders 0.462881 Health Technology Assessment 0.551646 address its health 0.52245 Unity Point Health 0.553031	Healthcare Facility Literacy-Friendly 0.518192 current situation 0.463838 Healthcare Research 0.624138 NIH National Library 0.570253 General Assessment Tools 0.527238 Medicine Evidence-based Practice 0.499767 health literacy issues 0.732673 Health Literacy Environment 0.655657 Mass Media News 0.497318 honest assessment 0.477976 Emergency Risk Communication 0.501291 Develop Materials section 0.511261 Health Literacy Universal 0.729734 Plain Language Action 0.51623 health literacy 0.939868 plain language 0.550249 Emergency Risk Messaging 0.496698 Limited Literacy 0.541553 Linguistically Appropriate Services 0.506534 National Culturally 0.461563 training opportunities 0.460365 Information Network 0.476231 Health Literacy Assessment 0.671265	CLICK HERE
15285	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Influenza Vaccination Coverage among Children Aged 6-23 Months - United States, 2008-09 Influenza Season	Number of children between the ages of 6 months through 23 months that were vaccinated against flu during 2008-2009.	influenza 0.973354 Immunization Practices recommendation 0.368451 influenza vaccination-coverage measures 0.483591 doses 0.532404 vaccine naïve children 0.527911 children’s vaccination 0.416564 influenza vaccination coverage 0.694449 Los Angeles County 0.369549 emergency department visits 0.373456 Later-season vaccination 0.390819 influenza dose 0.495247 2010-11 seasonal influenza 0.526727 seasonal influenza vaccination 0.580422 vaccination algorithm 0.395197 Immunization Practices 0.379976 Advisory Committee 0.379496 children 0.846065 percentage 0.383533 seasonal influenza vaccine. 0.471142 seasonal influenza vaccine 0.526978 National Immunization Survey 0.433267 influenza vaccine 0.968173 single annual doses 0.401434 influenza season 0.848059	provider-reported immunization records 0.370507 2007-08 influenza season 0.485523 influenza vaccinations 0.474802 seasonal influenza vaccinations 0.470229 provider-reported influenza vaccination 0.576957 vaccination coverage data 0.42457 vaccination efforts 0.394258 2009 NIS interviews 0.374845 influenza vaccination 0.913736 previous influenza season 0.598117 routine vaccination 0.399106 Provider-reported vaccination records 0.41736 dose 0.580744 local areas 0.416833 vaccination providers 0.410488 vaccination period 0.392465 2009 monovalent vaccine should receive 0.426551 vaccination data 0.393493 monovalent vaccine history 0.388401 NIS 0.38195 El Paso County 0.36818 time 0.367642 interview 0.385185	CLICK HERE
15414	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Acute Mercury Poisoning After HomeGold and Silver Smelting - Iowa, 2014	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Often called 'the Voice of CDC,' the MMWR series is the agency's primary vehicle for scientific publication of timely, reliable, authoritative, accurate, objective, and useful public health information and recommendations. MMWR readership predominately consists of physicians, nurses, public health practitioners, epidemiologists and other scientists, researchers, educators, and laboratorians.	heavy metal testing 0.573583 1Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.550324 acute care facility 0.59871 blood mercury level 0.916876 mask filter cartridge 0.564159 negative pressure fan 0.552341 mercury exposure depend 0.825866 military gas mask 0.577213 mercury 0.983796 poison control centers 0.550361 testing commercial laboratory 0.571438 chelation therapy 0.576699 Adverse health effects 0.576671 smelting chemicals 0.56878 precious metals recovery 0.554508 elevated blood mercury 0.761114 cable television 0.57195 precious metals 0.594148 elemental mercury exposure 0.954831 regional poison control 0.548603 Samir Koirala 0.601954 acute respiratory failure 0.61291 exposure information 0.576135 long-term–care facility 0.572987	heavy metal exposure 0.637292 intensive care unit 0.568667 Health care providers 0.581478 Internet retailers 0.5827 cable television documentaries 0.545689 residual mercury contamination 0.750406 acute respiratory distress 0.615428 acute elemental mercury 0.76947 Home Gold 0.529885 Silver Smelting 0.612159 local emergency department 0.608398 Iowa Department 0.556955 public health officials 0.824061 smelting activities 0.58328 inorganic mercury compounds 0.735901 acute mercury exposure 0.844097 Acute Mercury Poisoning 0.844566 portable mercury vapor 0.752042 state public health 0.586825 gold mining processes 0.56785 air mercury level 0.75698 liquid mercury 0.66957 different smelting techniques 0.694365	CLICK HERE