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7146	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Suriname	null	Content source 0.892652 HHS 0.699811 endorsement 0.682673 CDC 0.617915	non-federal site 0.998525 Notice 0.617482 sponsors 0.49087 information 0.490002	CLICK HERE
7615	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Race/Ethnicity and Self-Reported Levels of Discrimination and Psychological Distress, California, 2005 - CDC	Little is known about the relationship between discrimination and distress among multiple racial groups because previous studies have focused primarily on either blacks or Asian Americans. The objective of this study was to assess the association between self-reported experiences of racial discrimination and symptoms of psychological distress among 5 racial/ethnic groups in California.	mental health status 0.290782 discrimination experiences 0.234631 health insurance 0.2194 mean discrimination scores 0.29425 citizenship status 0.216279 psychological distress 0.944785 blacks 0.29854 California Health Interview 0.225568 health insurance status 0.213914 whites 0.311429 single-item discrimination measure 0.254191 non-Hispanic blacks 0.201412 education level 0.213352 discrimination 0.77605 general health status 0.373271 discrimination places 0.23704 Kessler 6-item Psychological 0.229435 multiple racial groups 0.206335 racial groups 0.218733 health insurance coverage 0.21191 minority groups 0.2035	racial/ethnic groups 0.287629 distress levels 0.22666 whites experienced discrimination 0.284182 poorer mental health 0.210108 response rate 0.22113 past-month distress 0.20433 Health Interview Survey 0.218844 psychological distress symptoms 0.417926 major discrimination 0.235035 racial/ethnic minorities 0.210565 generalized distress 0.202422 health status 0.399086 higher levels 0.218641 6-item Psychological Distress 0.31255 self-reported everyday discrimination 0.277321 discrimination measure 0.257425 employment status 0.217552 Psychological Distress Scale 0.311458 self-reported discrimination 0.432339 racial discrimination 0.679229	CLICK HERE
8690	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Preventing Chronic Disease - CDC: Volume 10, 2013: 12_0239	Volumen 10 — el 25 de abril de 2013.	salud pública 0.691426	Estados Unidos 0.98585	CLICK HERE
9086	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Homicide Rates Among Persons Aged 10-24 Years - UnitedStates, 1981-2010	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.	crime perpetrator groups 0.471308 effective prevention strategies 0.466968 Alternate Text 0.474926 Homicide counts 0.551935 blacks 0.466629 homicide rates 0.916052 non-firearm homicide rates 0.57476 overall youth homicide 0.559563 firearm homicide 0.604814 decline 0.529944 violent crime rates 0.490008 nonfirearm homicide rate 0.577056 racial/ethnic groups 0.48989 homicide rate 0.76916 National Vital Statistics 0.507483 males 0.462747 persons 0.563318 young adults 0.461565 firearm homicide rate 0.583343 prevention strategies 0.549586 model-estimated rates 0.518912 innovative community-level strategies 0.462417 Annual homicide rates 0.615839 Injury Prevention 0.462666 United States 0.620739	age group 0.784608 overall rate 0.468384 youth homicide rates 0.623947 deterrence strategies 0.462191 30-year study period 0.695175 primary prevention strategies 0.546287 youth violence 0.59212 primary prevention 0.600205 Web-based Injury Statistics 0.46671 youth homicide rate 0.564498 National homicide 0.557191 law enforcement 0.507228 community response strategies 0.463793 lowest rate 0.4695 firearm homicides 0.474134 population estimates 0.461697 groups 0.495751 Prevent Youth Violence 0.472534 5-year age group 0.479504 nonfirearm homicides 0.467539 highest rates 0.464145 rate regression modeling 0.469173 public health sector 0.554478 Youth Violence Prevention 0.482566	CLICK HERE
10527	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Conference Call September 18, 2012'Clinicians Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA)	CDC Clinician Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA). Providing clinicians the most current and reliable information on emerging public health threats, such as pandemics, natural disasters, and bioterrorism.	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
10889	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC concludes Indiana MERS patient did not spread virus to Illinois business associate | Press Release | CDC Online Newsroom	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	active infection 0.496486 MERS-CoV antibodies 0.512189 CDC 0.808625 CDC labs 0.677395 respiratory samples 0.499694 separate tests 0.489283 definitive laboratory tests 0.589749 MERS-CoV 0.617277 Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 0.572073 face-to-face contact 0.490441 definitive serology test 0.611553 voluntary serology testing 0.593282 definitive test 0.493336 immunofluorescent assay 0.497783 IFA results 0.495921 Indiana MERS patient 0.959817 active MERS-CoV infection 0.574176 global scientific community 0.541523 careful interpretation 0.480469 Illinois man 0.5391 additional blood samples 0.547696 serology testing 0.606292 Preliminary ELISA 0.494374 East Respiratory Syndrome 0.737809 CDC officials 0.610561	David Swerdlow 0.497716 initial ELISA 0.492516 voluntary testing 0.493603 blood samples 0.566664 public health threat 0.677147 IFA serology results 0.621271 undue concern 0.483799 vigilant approach 0.482194 business meeting 0.495986 immediate public health 0.540751 Saudi Arabia 0.495501 immune response 0.486239 Illinois associate 0.500512 close contact 0.48226 Illinois resident 0.742292 antibody test 0.485349 polymerase chain reaction 0.566802 potential public health 0.547141 Middle East Respiratory 0.737865 CDC scientists 0.579106 MERS recommendations 0.555763 local public health 0.576288 MERS-CoV response 0.496568 enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay 0.571162	CLICK HERE
12094	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Antiretroviral Therapy Enrollment Characteristics andOutcomes Among HIV-Infected Adolescents and Young Adults Comparedwith Older Adults - Seven African Countries, 2004-2013	Andrew F. Auld, MBChB1, Simon G. Agolory, MD1, Ray W.	high rates 0.475955 youngest age group 0.730539 new HIV infections 0.509381 data 0.470897 Suboptimal ART adherence 0.468252 higher LTFU rates 0.521718 global HIV incidence 0.488557 Global HIV/AIDS 0.487009 adolescent HIV incidence 0.49614 ART enrollment 0.513453 annual HIV-related deaths 0.463248 ART initiation 0.518219 high LTFU rates 0.473097 World Health Organization 0.461101 oldest age group 0.657956 Global Health 0.485935 countries 0.531219 study-eligible ART patients 0.480374 HIV-related mortality 0.475886 Andrew F. Auld 0.501752 age groups 0.529801 median baseline 0.481566 ART enrollment characteristics 0.475346 younger age groups 0.474061 higher mortality 0.472922	higher background rates 0.461806 young adults 0.559941 statistical significance 0.505943 age group 0.92342 age-related ART retention 0.479935 daily new HIV 0.470554 adult art enrollees 0.846789 CУДte d'Ivoire 0.588162 clinical characteristics 0.501688 Median baseline hemoglobin 0.462762 African countries 0.495884 median baseline weight 0.462724 young age 0.462614 predominantly female adolescent 0.465635 mortality risk 0.458009 global annual number 0.465722 HIV incidence 0.573711 ART medical records 0.475823 significantly higher rates 0.466737 higher documented mortality 0.523942 young adult ART 0.771201 older adults 0.544054 Mortality ascertainment 0.462092 adolescent mortality 0.470917	CLICK HERE
13062	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Identifying PostpartumIntervention Approaches to Reduce Cardiometabolic Risk AmongAmerican Indian Women With Prior Gestational Diabetes, Oklahoma,2012-2013 - CDC	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.	diabetes prevention 0.458191 high risk perception 0.569346 DM risk 0.484633 lifestyle behavioral change 0.471819 GDM pregnancy 0.557058 postpartum lifestyle program 0.518776 healthy lifestyle 0.557622 risk perception 0.696658 postpartum lifestyle 0.608531 social support 0.454952 cardiometabolic risk 0.524062 lifestyle modification program 0.550681 postpartum lifestyle change 0.522284 DM prevention 0.443952 American Indian women 0.549689 AI women 0.824936 lifestyle change program 0.521143 gestational diabetes mellitus 0.555167 first-degree family member 0.447222 CVD 0.581351 healthy lifestyle behaviors 0.528394 women 0.996163 predominantly white women 0.441938 cardiometabolic risk GDM 0.496166 study 0.448559	postpartum lifestyle modification 0.557971 intensive lifestyle program 0.449808 High CVD burden 0.455487 individual interviews 0.498882 lifestyle changes 0.577806 lifestyle modification 0.60599 heart disease 0.475451 focus groups 0.6763 healthy lifestyle changes 0.472388 lifestyle modification interventions 0.443116 prior GDM 0.805044 cardiovascular disease 0.459337 DM risk perception 0.483658 tribal community 0.445723 Oklahoma AI women 0.577228 lifestyle change 0.621588 lifestyle modification intervention 0.455548 lifestyle 0.646718 potential lifestyle modification 0.46586 tribal health 0.47826 Diabetes Prevention Program 0.444959 family history 0.527741 focus group 0.662204 CVD prevention 0.442996	CLICK HERE
13312	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Sustain Improvement Results - Tools for Successful CHIEfforts - Chi Nav - CDC	Our health and well-being are products of not only the health care we receive and the choices we make, but also the places where we live, learn, work, and play. Community health improvement (CHI) is a process to identify and address the health needs of communities	additional related tools 0.489108 Charitable Hospitals 0.730916 programmatic sustainability 0.365521 backbone infrastructure 0.308327 IRS Final Rule 0.758586 environmental strategies 0.307447 Health Needs Assessments 0.956704 BBI 0.215307 Checklist tabs 0.305111 marketing plans 0.315698 Internal Revenue Service 0.466527 key concepts 0.746328 Relevant Excerpts 0.297031 Main Section 0.306416 Example tabs 0.312913 Successful CHI Efforts 0.471358 community initiatives 0.321569	key concept 0.315941 sustainable policy 0.307875 Collective Impact Approach 0.480603 long-term success 0.336398 C.F.R. pts 0.31626 lasting change 0.327872 Collective ownership 0.303821 additional tools 0.306334 Excise Tax Return 0.465002 CHI process 0.342955 environmental solutions 0.320623 significant issues 0.30454 sustainability planning 0.376049 13Additional Requirements 0.293302 chi efforts 0.66827 Community Health Needs 0.920357	CLICK HERE
14409	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Multiple Forms of Violence | CDC Features	CDC’s new strategic vision outlines preventing multiple forms of violence.	sexual violence 0.444234 shape future funding 0.242553 strategic vision outlines 0.281403 chronic health effects 0.232621 share common risk 0.230251 share common consequences 0.242984 multiple forms 0.336367	Violence Prevention 0.375006 different forms 0.746879 youth violence 0.445365 intimate partner violence 0.5751 violence share 0.474879 health effects 0.260739 violence 0.905512	CLICK HERE