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1138	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Hepatitis Awareness Month and National Hepatitis Testing Day- May 2014	In the United States, May is Hepatitis Awareness Month, and May 19 is National Hepatitis Testing Day. Although care and treatment can be life-saving, many of the estimated 800,000 to 1.4 million persons living with hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection and the estimated 3 million persons living with hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection are unaware of their infection and are not receiving necessary care and treatment (1).	foreign-born persons 0.686322 endorsement 0.571254 hepatitis B virus 0.808252 Human Services 0.923111 U.S. Department 0.915427 Project ECHO model 0.798934 MMWR HTML versions 0.782569 New York City 0.79716 San Diego 0.660417 electronic PDF version 0.765866 HBV testing 0.788241 National Hepatitis Testing 0.969657 Hepatitis Awareness 0.815248 issue 0.54978 Contact GPO 0.680764 necessary care 0.693352 Broader expansion 0.655705 commercial sources 0.654833 Viral Hepatitis 0.788422 current prices 0.648173 original paper copy 0.759875 Human Services Action 0.81474 programs 0.607738 predominantly rural settings 0.783608	videoconference 0.530805 treatment 0.625412 CDC activities 0.713152 United States 0.682397 original MMWR paper 0.776638 U.S. Government Printing 0.769446 appropriate care 0.67073 HCV testing 0.75176 MMWR readers 0.664535 character translation 0.646597 HCV primary care 0.898143 hepatitis C virus 0.807177 format errors 0.648076 HCV transmission 0.725957 Health 0.571294 MMWR reports 0.678389 typeset documents 0.654932 trade names 0.654947 official text 0.64466 non-CDC sites 0.65581 HBV infection 0.820773 national prevention goals 0.801612 Minneapolis-St 0.532417 electronic conversions 0.644004	CLICK HERE
4908	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Winnable Battles - Focus Areas	CDC's Winnable Battles were chosen based on the scope of the health burden and our ability to make significant progress in improving outcomes.	measurable impact 0.801221 CDC Director 0.57966 death 0.343065 disability 0.342991 CDC leaders 0.577869 public health priorities 0.710558 effort 0.350846 burden 0.356686 public health challenges 0.7414 partnerships 0.34776 optimal strategies 0.523404 outcomes 0.349398	scope 0.345318 causes 0.343139 effective strategies 0.514679 term 0.339336 ability 0.338773 significant progress 0.514528 winnable battles 0.987799 charge 0.346809 priority areas 0.522283 pace 0.360037 resources 0.33732 large-scale impact 0.526696	CLICK HERE
6624	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Organ Systems and the Chemicals that Affect Them - Respiratory From the Nose to the Lungs	The respiratory system starts with the nose, nasal cavities, paranasal sinuses, nasopharynx, and larynx. It continues with a conducting segment (trachea and bronchi) that enters the lungs. transitional segment made up of respiratory bronchioles and primary, secondary, and tertiary bronchioles moves air deep into the lungs.			CLICK HERE
7785	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDCynergy Lite - Market Strategy - Health Communication	Gateway to Health Communication and Social Marketing Practice - CDCynergy Lite, market strategy	tangible object 0.467215 smallest cost 0.470559 research findings 0.472328 competitive behaviors 0.474868 following information 0.471612 special promotional items 0.5154 Social marketing 0.468453 overall behavioral goal 0.510471 benefit exchange statement 0.526509 primary audience segments 0.678586 behavior change 0.53038 audience members 0.640386 condom vending machines 0.517608 target audience segment 0.682709 program resources 0.473884 tangible difference 0.470502 audience segment/behavior couplet 0.640178 cessation counseling 0.464497 commercial marketing 0.468418 potential segments 0.482518 female college students 0.511314 overall program goal 0.528808 male sex partners 0.509889 lower barriers 0.5011 largest number 0.471341	club program 0.468078 audience segment finalist 0.678368 benefits 0.508186 unproductive duplication 0.465045 target audience 0.905204 health behavior 0.497143 brainstorm interventions 0.469043 behavior 0.676509 little more incentive 0.471855 behavioral determinants 0.53835 pressure monitoring kits 0.519638 program activity 0.471057 greatest readiness 0.474024 priority segments 0.472799 target behavior 0.522776 information channels 0.469478 condensed format 0.465788 secondary audience segments 0.653331 audience segment 0.875659 solid exchange 0.47453 bar restrooms 0.463745 barriers 0.571513 public relations media 0.515895 primary target audience 0.669547	CLICK HERE
9346	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Intervenciones en el estilo de vida con relación a la hipertensión y la dislipidemia entre mujeres en edad reproductiva	null	sólidas bases 0.832117 Dietz PM 0.916352 bajas tasas 0.737923 Tregear M 0.877127	Schmidt SM 0.921712 Chronic Dis 0.920796 Bombard J 0.892276 Tregear SJ 0.877205	CLICK HERE
10022	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Text Messaging Guidelines & Best Practices	Basic information from CDC about breast cancer.	American adults 0.26616 CDC’s National 0.262728 phone numbers 0.293087 opt-out message 0.325033 common abbreviations 0.264358 Disease Control 0.266724 social media tools 0.312645 Information System Security 0.263642 traditional Web sites 0.299216 communications science clearance 0.316712 compelling text messages 0.372572 program resources 0.26324 Text Messaging Projects 0.407294 Chief Information Officer 0.308293 Wireless Association 0.266201 entire message 0.269559 interesting text messages 0.350171 opt-out instructions 0.371799 text messages 0.795253 New Text Messaging 0.486236 text message 0.37463 health communication activities 0.322257 mobile phone 0.311715 health communications campaign 0.315485	text messaging project 0.926827 Text messaging systems 0.400517 large portion 0.26248 Digital Media Branch 0.30994 occasional text messages 0.368247 general population 0.262273 text message programs 0.367913 target audience 0.307609 important health messages 0.356914 Health Communication Science 0.322704 mobile text 0.293353 health communications program 0.328685 Text messaging programs 0.421583 easy way 0.265237 text messaging service 0.409354 mobile Web site 0.297343 text messaging plan 0.409989 health communications 0.352526 CDC text 0.299061 160-character messages 0.293496 health marketing 0.269401 EMB staff 0.26511 Contact DMB 0.267088 larger integrated health 0.414231	CLICK HERE
12574	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	February 2014 ACIP Meeting -- Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccine	Introduction, HPV type attribution in high grade cervical lesions in the United States, Population-Based HPV Genotype Attribution in HPV-Associated Cancers, United States, 9-valent HPV (9vHPV) Vaccine Program Key Results, and Summary and Future ACIP HPV Vaccine Workgroup Plans. 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://streaming.cdc.gov/vod.php?id=336c94113b144920b256b8ae9cd4a1d220140410092058029	ACIP Meeting 0.933869 Vaccine 0.4669	Human Papillomavirus 0.839868 YouTube 0.478533	CLICK HERE
13824	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Chronic Kidney Disease	null			CLICK HERE
14290	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	malaria patients 0.598247 muscle pains 0.498884 public health authorities 0.501014 photo-induced electron transfer 0.479915 mosquito-borne parasitic infection 0.497177 acute febrile illnesses 0.494114 general malaise 0.501997 malaria infection 0.585435 hospital parasitology laboratory 0.494636 local malaria transmission 0.645387 health care providers 0.573756 smear microscopy 0.488994 effective patient care 0.482893 total patient samples 0.485528 school trip participants 0.56533 school group 0.51927 National Malaria Surveillance 0.639397 endemic malaria 0.621382 private health institutions 0.496665 falciparum malaria 0.642945 malaria parasites 0.619952 Puerto Rico school 0.548895 Public Health Laboratory 0.502298 Puerto Rico 0.902438 additional patient specimens 0.484066	3Cook County Department 0.482606 original MMWR paper 0.479906 health alert notice 0.499331 malaria 0.82742 Punta Cana 0.501289 Puerto Rico Department 0.618379 2Puerto Rico Department 0.51235 malaria symptoms 0.586264 fluorogenic real-time polymerase 0.483872 public health 0.58323 P. falciparum malaria 0.632366 dengue virus infection 0.491569 school trip participant 0.493541 Grupo HIMA San 0.477529 patient travel histories 0.48038 Public Health Preparedness 0.499558 malaria cases 0.77148 Health regional epidemiologists 0.497626 previous malaria cases 0.64618 school-organized graduation trip 0.497729 Dominican Republic 0.680712 Plasmodium falciparum malaria 0.638006 molecular diagnostic tests 0.49345 public health counterparts 0.510199	CLICK HERE
16307	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FastStats - Kidney Disease	null	race 0.221219 United States 0.80129 potential life 0.405868 Final Data 0.459678 Hispanic origin Health 0.972039 sex 0.221515	age Health 0.342896 selected causes 0.366568 PDF 0.327901 MB 0.45555 Age-adjusted death rates 0.643667 deaths 0.279189	CLICK HERE