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5871	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	beta-Chloroprene - 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
6215	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Telebriefing on Influenza Vaccination - Press Briefing Transcript: August 18, 2011	This page is a historical archive and is no longer maintained.	vaccine recommendations 0.268867 seasonal vaccine 0.252653 trivalent influenza vaccine 0.380687 influenza vaccination coverage 0.581028 vaccination.  Influenza vaccination 0.385271 vaccine administration 0.256777 Tom Skinner 0.91926 pregnant women 0.327985 report.  Influenza vaccination 0.369882 health-care workers 0.296418 influenza vaccine 0.458287 trivalent inactivated vaccine 0.2802 vaccine coverage. 0.254993 annual vaccination 0.31083 health-care personnel. 0.255742 Dr. Bridges 0.284827 influenza vaccination rates. 0.385419 Lisa Grohskopf 0.334322 vaccination level change 0.279566 Dr. Carolyn Bridges 0.252694 Wall Street Journal 0.268207 influenza vaccine coverage 0.442486 2010-11.  Annual vaccination 0.292934 Timothy Martin 0.303554 higher vaccination coverage 0.304194	flu vaccine 0.45832 health-care personnel 0.730105 flu vaccine mandate 0.287981 Lisa Schnirring 0.300198 Advisory Committee 0.333676 influenza vaccine.  Thank 0.285185 trivalent vaccine 0.256854 Carolyn Bridges 0.869319 high dose vaccine 0.362354 question 0.415229 requirement.  Making vaccination 0.280967 seasonal flu vaccine 0.293444 influenza vaccination 0.778483 people 0.364127 influenza vaccination task 0.349165 previous influenza season 0.275747 Health-care Infection Control 0.293789 vaccine promotion 0.25361 health-care provider 0.249607 vaccine 0.697947 vaccine strength 0.255358 health-care facilities 0.253902 influenza.  Influenza vaccination 0.384304 egg allergy 0.317047	CLICK HERE
6510	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FASD - Information for Partners	FASDs are 100% preventable if a woman does not drink alcohol during pregnancy. There is no known safe amount of alcohol to drink while pregnant. There is also no safe time during pregnancy to drink and no safe kind of alcohol.	National Center 0.327919 email updates 0.33163 Developmental Disabilities 0.330859 FASD Awareness 0.926092 Fetal Alcohol Syndrome 0.728033 important public health 0.578772 Birth Defects 0.335797 pregnancy 0.330103 fact sheets 0.348479 NCBDDD website 0.318441 Fetal Alcohol Effect 0.723096 families 0.223435	National Task Force 0.539222 world gather 0.335352 Awareness Month Website 0.330739 private sector organizations 0.517332 free brochures 0.341771 fetal alcohol spectrum 0.817999 safest option 0.34488 free educational materials 0.548657 fetal alcohol 0.918873 safe kind 0.344572 FASDs 0.442136	CLICK HERE
7858	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Shaken Baby Syndrome - Health Communication	Gateway to Health Communication and Social Marketing Practice - Shaken Baby Syndrome	Caregivers 0.456005 Health professionals 0.552084 neck muscles 0.557341 biological father 0.691462 outward signs 0.573389 Healthy strategies 0.544909 Home visits 0.546825 broken shin bone 0.656916 mental retardation 0.562757 mother 0.480192 Shaken Baby Alliance 0.96033 caregiver 0.493263 physical child abuse 0.728354 seizures 0.46373 severe form 0.572651 trauma 0.455937 properly-secured car seat 0.669355 child abuse 0.853029 immediate support 0.542831 subsequent X-rays 0.542774 subdural hematoma 0.547749 highest risk 0.555589 Devin 0.461729 lacked motivation 0.5552 educational efforts 0.549555	viral infection 0.541808 true story 0.692659 Shaken Baby Syndrome 0.743262 toilet-training accident 0.55396 care center 0.683015 Mikey 0.461948 community resources 0.552647 crying 0.463799 9-year prison sentence 0.653456 CT scan 0.534185 diaper rash 0.556126 developmental delays 0.557377 SBS 0.771079 perpetrator 0.475551 severe motor dysfunction 0.694184 Small children 0.568708 tight clothing 0.550448 permanent brain damage 0.655655 home visitation programs 0.895495 obvious external head 0.710408 subarachnoid hemorrhage 0.562625 healing broken rib 0.651798 psychological support 0.544826 physical therapy 0.538535	CLICK HERE
9634	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Asthma - BRFSS 2008 - Child Asthma Data - Table C2.1	BRFSS 2008 - Child Asthma Data - Table C2.1	HI 0.32095 Puerto Rico 0.584447 TX 0.306435 data 0.298282 NV 0.309279 CI denotes confidence 0.867017 NY 0.310947 Total ** 0.662288 states 0.298216 WI 0.299205 MD 0.318218 small sample size 0.832303 GA 0.318019 sample size 0.908521 CA 0.333053 binomial distribution 0.591668 WV 0.301294 MO 0.310147 WY 0.303367 IL 0.315512	MS 0.313889 normal approximation 0.584585 MT 0.30862 KS 0.316705 standard error 0.587739 Territories 0.299146 KY 0.315118 10.6 0.450801 CT 0.325907 PA 0.307715 Columbia 0.298107 NE 0.311274 AZ 0.328212 confidence interval 0.91921 NH 0.309001 NJ 0.306 District 0.298151 VT 0.302976 DC 0.331599	CLICK HERE
9639	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Polio - Updates on CDC's Polio Eradication Efforts - CDC Global Health	Polio is a crippling and potentially deadly infectious disease caused by a virus that spreads from person to person invading the brain and spinal cord and causing paralysis. CDC is a strategic partner in the overall effort to eradicate polio worldwide.	global polio eradication 0.832856 Large-scale polio vaccination 0.500332 GPEI partners 0.363244 polio eradication plans 0.576056 polio eradication 0.973159 Polio incidence 0.476998 polio outbreaks 0.492657 Chad 0.362692 public health volunteers 0.361385 Polio Eradication Effort 0.613929 wild poliovirus 0.381942 vaccination campaign planning 0.366537 CDC’s Emergency 0.380299 United Nations Children 0.362545 AFP cases 0.356816 polio eradication activities 0.645336 final push 0.363796 CDC Director Thomas 0.411231 Melinda Gates Foundation 0.360796 CDC resources 0.374544 polio worldwide 0.496904 Independent Monitoring Board 0.357557 EOC operational structure 0.388712 polio vaccination campaigns 0.566648	CDC’s engagement 0.370683 global polio surveillance 0.51314 entire CDC community 0.402672 Polio Eradication Initiative 0.609034 World Health Organization 0.419951 timely technical expertise 0.361731 polio eradication progress 0.571556 polio cases 0.534439 in-country technical expertise 0.361233 recent environmental samples 0.354937 CDC’s EOC 0.40075 polio vaccination campaign 0.513617 CDC’s polio 0.532437 Epidemiologic Record/CDC Morbidity 0.359794 enhanced capacity 0.362305 Polio Eradication Emergency 0.570166 CDC polio eradication 0.682314 polio surveillance 0.559976 technical expertise 0.36522 finish line 0.360008 endemic countries 0.391971 Dr. Frieden 0.371539 polio eradication efforts 0.634388	CLICK HERE
10030	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Policy Changes to Implement Intramural Sports in North Carolina Middle Schools: Simulated Effects on Sports Participation Rates and Physical Activity Intensity, 2008"2009 - CDC	Extracurricular school sports programs can provide adolescents, including those who are economically disadvantaged, with opportunities to engage in physical activity. Although current models favor more exclusionary interscholastic sports, a better understanding is needed of the potential effects of providing alternative school sports options, such as more inclusive intramural sports. The purpose of this study was to simulate the potential effect of implementing intramural sports programs in North Carolina middle schools on both the rates of sports participation and on energy expenditure related to physical activity levels.	North Carolina 0.729846 interscholastic sports programs 0.492772 sports program type 0.404692 overall sports participation 0.433646 extracurricular sports programs 0.405101 school sports teams 0.416951 simulated participation rates 0.40324 physical activity programs 0.398119 participation rates 0.632625 statewide participation rates 0.414316 Extracurricular school sports 0.419977 Carolina middle schools 0.598662 interscholastic sports 0.630819 state participation rates 0.417193 sports participation rates 0.585065 intramural sports programs 0.534068 stratified estimated sports 0.410895 school physical activity 0.402968 sports program participation 0.434255 School sport participation 0.413628 current participation rate 0.39429 intramural sports 0.679502 extracurricular physical activity 0.40091 economically disadvantaged backgrounds 0.43261 competitive interscholastic sports 0.42472	school sports programs 0.456313 economically disadvantaged participants 0.416326 exclusionary interscholastic sports 0.436507 energy expenditure 0.470246 statewide sports participation 0.444154 policy changes 0.438998 economically disadvantaged students 0.680995 disadvantaged middle school 0.396672 physical activity rates 0.402083 adolescent sports participation 0.464 intramural sports/interscholastic sports 0.423742 School-level sports participation 0.449338 school sports program 0.413696 school sports participants 0.422276 middle school students 0.435514 sports participation 0.775743 inclusive intramural sports 0.43795 alternative school sports 0.419305 physical activity 0.9569 new sports participants 0.453969 school-based physical activity 0.407456 physical activity environments 0.405515 higher sports participation 0.436438 youth sports 0.39427	CLICK HERE
12365	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Viral Hepatitis - Are You at Risk? (190W x 110H)	null			CLICK HERE
12817	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Returning to Sports and Activities | HEADS UP | CDC Injury Center	null	non-contact activity 0.440634 weight lifting 0.424145 current step 0.440108 Moderate activity 0.434853 exercise bike 0.426653 health care provider 0.864141 sign 0.324587 competition 0.343632 moderate-intensity weightlifting 0.430008 body 0.322623 point 0.32318 moderate-intensity stationary biking 0.521549 gradual steps 0.461675 high-intensity stationary biking 0.529421 supervision 0.327518 concussion symptoms 0.586013 injury 0.32376 moderate jogging 0.444866 regular weightlifting routine 0.532076 sports practices 0.45478 gradual process 0.457094 rest 0.323002	heart rate 0.550294 certified athletic trainer 0.579175 athlete 0.922129 green-light 0.323701 Young athlete 0.68042 approval 0.32926 head movement 0.421467 Light aerobic activity 0.538905 team 0.327772 progression activity 0.438236 light jogging 0.436574 Baseline 0.329519 non-contact physical activity 0.539324 normal activities 0.426465 non-contact sport-specific drills 0.549292 new symptoms 0.523794 previous step 0.436094 regular school activities 0.527518 medical provider 0.430916 light aerobic exercise 0.538691 step 0.515056 brief running 0.425167	CLICK HERE
13045	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Fact Sheet | MIS | CDC | Mental Illness Surveillance Among Adults in the United States	CDC Report: Mental Illness Surveillance Among U.S. Adults - Fact Sheet. The economic burden of mental illness in the United States is substantial—about $300 billion in 2002. Mental illness is also associated with chronic medical diseases such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and obesity. Mental illness surveillance is a critically important part of disease prevention and control.	public health interventions 0.571496 mental health 0.602176 CDC surveillance systems 0.572818 anxiety disorder surveillance 0.609635 surveillance efforts 0.543968 economic burden 0.536664 health impact 0.540546 surveillance activities 0.606486 common mental illnesses 0.59776 mental illness prevention 0.629032 mental health data 0.584405 public health services 0.565805 chronic medical diseases 0.623515 term mental illness 0.652757 World Health Organization 0.62232 mental illness 0.992942 chronic medical conditions 0.560734 mood disorders 0.53424 mental illnesses 0.668946 chronic illnesses 0.548881 new data 0.534071 U.S. adult population 0.553743 important public health 0.572738 public health policy 0.565991 United States 0.598985	behavioral health services 0.564856 Depression estimates 0.539787 adverse health outcomes 0.566445 mental illness surveillance 0.69811 daily function 0.534162 diagnosable mental disorders 0.590333 mental health promotion 0.585826 disorder surveillance activities 0.570946 West Virginia vs 0.559584 mental health treatment 0.584883 health information systems 0.569736 disease prevention 0.537919 Public health surveillance 0.59088 heart disease 0.56304 mental illness results 0.64227 North Dakota 0.534302 public health 0.667207 mental health information 0.583316 cardiovascular disease 0.599409 chronic diseases 0.582954 significant public health 0.569847 U.S. adults 0.606224 anxiety disorders 0.570437 public health problem 0.619022	CLICK HERE