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658	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2006 Surgeon General's Report - Triumphs and Tragedies Video and Transcript - Smoking & Tobacco Use	Modified version of video shown at release of the 2006 Surgeon General's Report.	nonsmoking adults 0.36389 lung cancer 0.47805 tremendously positive experience 0.403644 children 0.377001 health hazard 0.417767 cancer-causing chemicals 0.359711 secondhand smoke 0.942104 robust sales 0.359393 tough ordinance 0.369074 El Paso 0.414815 asthma attack 0.41387 community 0.398994 biggest single beneficiary 0.400653 smoking ordinance 0.41823 risk-free level 0.414708 city council 0.357748 decent living 0.36036 nonsmokers 0.36971 brief exposure 0.375783 Mike Scanlon 0.419699 official community 0.359479 important new conclusion 0.408732 Sad Orchestral Music 0.401032 mere annoyance 0.36281 scientific community 0.367804	air 0.359896 cigarette smoke 0.415547 premature death 0.359656 greatest exposure 0.372998 west Texas 0.361229 largest city 0.357485 infant death syndrome 0.397337 gut instinct 0.357858 toughest smoking ordinance 0.41691 largest restaurant employers 0.398221 Smart business people 0.408021 secondhand smoke exposure 0.765837 Latin-Flavored Music 0.364468 award-winning stand-up comedienne 0.407337 people 0.447295 medical community 0.35951 agricultural center 0.359074 personal choice 0.357783 smoke-free environments 0.483019 Soft Piano Music 0.396679 business community 0.358385 Light Guitar Music 0.612367 sophisticated ventilation approaches 0.395234 smoke-free initiative 0.390104	CLICK HERE
5189	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Wyoming Activities to Prevent HAIs	null	MPEG 0.446113 funding 0.634686 monthly update 0.806007 email address 0.973252 different file formats 0.743548 Affordable Care Act 0.755504 Epidemiology 0.597099 recent work 0.786869	PDF 0.439171 infectious disease 0.830694 PPT 0.456191 Laboratory Capacity 0.936956 Infectious Diseases 0.944175 DOC 0.444472 page 0.491246 ELC 0.644161	CLICK HERE
5999	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	1-Nitropropane - 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
6445	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	15th Annual Conference on Vaccine Research	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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.842934 meningococcal vaccine 0.897088 veterinary vaccinology 0.841405 National Foundation 0.822022 U.S. Government Printing 0.917652 original MMWR paper 0.917247 related technologies 0.829575 Clinical developments 0.826905 methodologic experts 0.827576 Human Services 0.901591 expert faculty 0.824739 assistive technology 0.840869 Vaccine Research 0.900418 MMWR HTML versions 0.921349 U.S. Department 0.901816 MMWR readers 0.826588 R. Hilleman Early-Stage 0.922216 Harbor Hotel 0.822342 electronic PDF version 0.907225 largest scientific forum 0.941235 diverse fields 0.820628 Outstanding Scientific Communications 0.929956 Career Investigator Award 0.923578	travel grants 0.819199 subject line 0.837797 enteric diseases 0.835762 Additional information 0.820832 preconference workshop 0.840815 travel stipend 0.832901 Contact GPO 0.841374 international agencies 0.819786 typeset documents 0.819732 general abstracts 0.829081 15th Annual Conference 0.955607 adverse events 0.826391 Bethesda Avenue 0.819508 eligible authors 0.822293 food safety vaccines 0.9597 non-CDC sites 0.817736 online submission 0.822858 original paper copy 0.913579 vaccine discovery 0.888959 limited resources 0.82381 Infectious Diseases 0.818017 research expenses 0.827079 Hyatt Regency Inner 0.934738	CLICK HERE
7687	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Among Adults - UnitedStates, 2011	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.	daily COPD medications 0.6966 age-adjusted percentage 0.583514 higher prevalence 0.55331 negative impact 0.557909 current smokers 0.567721 COPD module respondents 0.796523 self-reported physician-diagnosed COPD 0.687755 Nicole M. Kosacz 0.569478 cellular telephones 0.559844 state health departments 0.549582 education level 0.559523 state-specific prevalence 0.546775 response rate 0.55801 hospital visits 0.556887 asthma 0.551923 emergency department 0.571219 quality 0.550399 persons 0.553765 diagnostic breathing test 0.552454 daily medication 0.566768 chronic bronchitis 0.611995 COPD respondents 0.802282 optional COPD module 0.750316 Puerto Rico 0.722552 United States 0.549562	adults 0.55385 daily COPD medication 0.69887 married respondents 0.55753 life 0.550394 states 0.588399 prevalence estimates 0.550191 COPD symptoms 0.713327 BRFSS respondents 0.566828 state-level prevalence 0.556496 public health 0.570516 50 states 0.550108 COPD hospitalizations 0.671039 COPD module 0.852588 COPD prevalence 0.805305 breathing test 0.677557 age-adjusted prevalence 0.570707 median prevalence 0.553737 COPD-related symptoms 0.546258 household income 0.557672 median survey response 0.546324 COPD diagnosis 0.704209 public health efforts 0.548337 high school diploma 0.572266 health-care resources 0.569558	CLICK HERE
9560	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Office-Based Physical Activity and Nutrition Intervention: Barriers, Enablers, and Preferred Strategies for Workplace Obesity Prevention, Perth, Western Australia, 2012 - CDC	Workplace health promotion programs to prevent overweight and obesity in office-based employees should be evidence-based and comprehensive and should consider behavioral, social, organizational, and environmental factors.	typical work 0.411159 food vending machines 0.382795 group classes 0.394048 work recreation teams 0.471008 nutrition knowledge 0.423432 nutrition behaviors 0.414713 Effective workplace health 0.396386 Preferred Physical Activity 0.386594 employee physical activity 0.37802 intervention strategies 0.392995 Workplace Health Manag 0.401384 workplace physical activity 0.435279 Introduction Workplace health 0.397574 BMC Public Health 0.390998 physical activity tips 0.37792 healthy eating 0.378072 workplace health promotion 0.611162 corporate gym membership 0.431805 nutrition 0.483502 workplace health programs 0.461004 physical activity enablers 0.401284 physical activity strategies 0.38373 health benefits 0.417263 employees 0.395422 physical activity time 0.386601	flexible work 0.376203 health promotion 0.665534 younger age group 0.415926 workplace characteristics 0.379244 physical activity program 0.378338 total daily physical 0.396889 total physical activity 0.39543 office-based employees 0.379872 daily physical activity 0.426679 unhealthy food 0.413362 intervention-strategy preferences 0.376575 worksite health promotion 0.441088 regular physical activity 0.381102 health promotion programs 0.514292 common physical activity 0.416234 common nutrition barriers 0.385829 workplace health interventions 0.384182 evidence-based workplace health 0.412211 physical activity barriers 0.413789 systematic review 0.383741 Workplace Behav Health 0.37882 online survey 0.399819 physical activity 0.951086 healthy food options 0.481485	CLICK HERE
12106	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HIV Stages of Care	CDC’s latest Vital Signs Report finds just 30 percent– less than one-third – of the 1.2 million Americans living with HIV have the virus under control.	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
12596	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	REACH- Promotion of Skim Milk in Public Schools -- The Institute for Urban Family Health, New York	See how the Bronx Health REACH Coalition and its community partners successfully promoted low-fat, skim milk only policy in New York public schools. 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/vod2.php?id=b5f35bed06f1a07ee161f9622fa4826c20130308104531813	New York 0.530876 REACH- Promotion 0.735626 Public Schools 0.552362	Institute 0.236239 Skim Milk 0.998657 Urban Family Health 0.843155	CLICK HERE
13520	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Benefits of Vision Correction with Contact Lenses | Contact Lenses | CDC	CDC - Protect Your Eyes: Healthy and Safe Contact Lens Cleaning and Use. Millions of people use contact lenses every day but lens cleaning practices can lead to eye infections. Hands should be washed before handling contact lenses and contacts should be properly cleaned, disinfected, and stored to ensure eye health and safety. Following your eye doctor’s recommendations and a few simple steps can lead to healthy daily contact lens use.	pediatric contact lens 0.537131 Good vision 0.462752 Walline JJ 0.641673 refractive error correction 0.47968 contact lens-wearing experience 0.535579 orthokeratology contact lenses 0.631798 Well-fitting contact lenses 0.604708 K. Vision-specific quality 0.480521 contact lens myopia 0.573668 Study Group 0.486931 U.S. Food 0.498877 contact lenses 0.98018 randomized clinical trial 0.491318 low temperature work 0.488042 Sinnott LT. Corneal 0.48505 Curr Eye Res. 0.495704 eye doctor 0.50519 clinical contact lens 0.542733 Vision specific quality 0.487904 lenses—even cosmetic lenses 0.568274 soft contact lens 0.549635 eye—are medical devices 0.494613 relative peripheral hyperopia 0.485555 contact lens wearers 0.620328 correctable vision 0.466886	Drug Administration 0.498837 Cheung SW 0.497228 contact lens 0.841356 Eye Contact Lens. 0.524199 Rah MJ 0.497476 vision correction 0.456379 Contact Lenses. 0.518918 Jackson JM 0.490606 Ge J. Decrease 0.484661 contact lens wear 0.611595 vision-related quality-of-life measures 0.484127 individual’s eyes 0.45748 axial myopia progression 0.525521 non-prescription UV-blocking sunglasses 0.495696 myopia progression 0.570534 R. Myopia control 0.511695 contact lens materials 0.560873 fitted contact lenses 0.609561 Optometric Association 0.499947 longitudinal orthokeratology research 0.503231 Ophthalmol Vis Sci. 0.593232 Jones LA 0.489091 Optom Vis Sci. 0.640404 myopia control 0.513142	CLICK HERE
14328	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Protective Actions for Radiation Emergencies - Self-Decontamination | Video	If you are outside in an area when a radiation emergency happens, you could be contaminated with radioactive material. Radioactive material can fall from the air and land on people, buildings, roads, cars, and other objects. This is called contamination. It is important to get radioactive contamination off your body as soon as you can to lower your risk of harm. Removing contamination is called decontamination. Other videos focused on protective actions for radiation emergencies can be found here: http://emergency.cdc.gov/radiation/protectiveactions.asp 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/NCEH/2015/self-decontamination_922292.mp4	Protective Actions 0.882352 Self-Decontamination 0.428816	Radiation Emergencies 0.906146	CLICK HERE