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2945	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Bill's Story - Real Stories - Tips from Former Smokers - Smoking & Tobacco Use	The story of Bill, a former smoker who has diabetes, had his leg amputated, and suffered kidney failure.	cigarette 0.383462 retina—damage 0.33529 anybody 0.364389 father 0.334302 kidney failure 0.87191 poor circulation—made 0.835646 makes 0.341717 hard way 0.870054 stupid thing 0.895583 left eye 0.802539 life 0.330029	nasty addiction 0.845271 leg 0.813014 health problems 0.773138 back. 0.340419 children 0.331418 heart disease 0.780816 smoking 0.986694 emotional video 0.796805 family 0.43609 diabetes 0.495117	CLICK HERE
5408	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The role of state health departments in supporting community-based obesity prevention.	null	North Carolina 0.986643 physical education 0.435498 child care centers 0.469813 Carolina State Board 0.439188 COPDP interventions 0.391566 NCDPH 0.434492 school health programs 0.394903 state health departments 0.561016 obesity prevention 0.657431 health department staff 0.394338 obesity prevention project 0.393428 North Carolina Alliance 0.398778 childhood obesity prevention 0.488823 state coordinator 0.424678 COPDP 0.476462 obesity prevention efforts 0.448967 healthful eating 0.46361 Carolina State Center 0.395308 North Carolina counties 0.42191 child care center 0.392045 health care organizations 0.433277 counties 0.433579 Health Promotion Program 0.39861 North Carolina Diabetes 0.394132 obesity clinical tools 0.405783	North Carolina Partnership 0.398821 Obesity Prevention Demonstration 0.415212 Prevention Research Center 0.418715 child care 0.472821 technical assistance 0.830924 state health department 0.490612 local obesity prevention 0.405143 health departments 0.631943 North Carolina Healthy 0.396436 local health departments 0.579587 North Carolina Division 0.504183 school health interventions 0.413023 public health 0.458543 health care 0.451311 Carolina General Assembly 0.458786 Health Services Block 0.419826 community-based obesity prevention 0.528262 community-based childhood obesity 0.417528 Chapel Hill 0.393815 physical activity 0.55051 local partnerships 0.39342 North Carolina Office 0.396964 North Carolina State 0.491208 childhood obesity 0.49767	CLICK HERE
7015	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Section 907 of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act -Tobacco Product Standards	null			CLICK HERE
7869	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HIV Global - Health Communication	HIV Global - Gateway to Health Communication - CDC	HIV-infected person 0.664305 new HIV infections 0.824026 injection drug 0.621826 Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia 0.627759 internationally displaced persons 0.614496 HIV virus 0.763918 cultural norms 0.565667 sexual promiscuity 0.562259 HIV-related deaths 0.582843 HIV-infected blood 0.644714 white blood cells 0.625843 pregnant woman 0.562576 cell count 0.563485 risky behaviors 0.630843 increased risk 0.565849 infant appropriate ARVs 0.6051 support systems 0.561162 casual contact 0.618881 weight loss 0.567733 AIDS 0.583728 characteristic opportunistic infections 0.65633 enlarged lymph glands 0.627591 healthy people 0.565638 HIV-related immune destruction 0.639576	antiretroviral drugs 0.563924 injection drug needles 0.610327 medical male circumcision 0.612667 safe sex 0.573844 night sweats 0.569858 antiretroviral therapy 0.56611 high levels 0.564557 opportunistic infections 0.71076 commercial sex workers 0.627782 AIDS deaths 0.58134 toilet seats 0.561144 multiple sex partners 0.628932 HIV transmission 0.852663 social stigma 0.563572 bodily fluids 0.630808 migrant workers 0.564031 infected person 0.598583 injection drug users 0.616431 Drug regimens 0.563802 testing facilities 0.561253 HIV 0.974949 HIV worldwide 0.737768 sub-saharan africa 0.638532 heterosexual HIV infection 0.747582	CLICK HERE
7928	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Estimating DisabilityPrevalence Among Adults by Body Mass Index: 2003-2009 NationalHealth Interview Survey - CDC	Obesity is associated with adverse health outcomes in people with and without disabilities; however, little is known about disability prevalence among people who are obese. The purpose of this study was to determine the prevalence and type of disability among obese adults in the United States.	final sample adult 0.27144 limitation 0.37637 common type 0.287236 complex activity limitation 0.336869 AMA PRA Category 0.289122 data 0.255195 United States 0.324673 disability 0.906696 higher prevalence 0.49635 AMA PRA 0.324355 National Health Interview 0.327867 basic-actions difficulty 0.32666 underweight women 0.354765 prevalence 0.618362 disability prevalence 0.398999 BMI category 0.248233 obesity prevention activities 0.263455 obesity prevalence 0.472918 ADL limitation 0.258004 public health 0.439909 BMI 0.397052 middle-aged obese workers 0.345312 spinal cord injury 0.282145	normal-weight men 0.424597 normal weight 0.779635 sample adult 0.385132 body mass index 0.396749 sample adult response 0.271435 disability subcategories 0.253217 public health programs 0.360232 underweight respondents 0.250713 Health Interview Survey 0.32786 obese men 0.620631 high prevalence 0.262116 people 0.342194 physical activity 0.307952 normal-weight women 0.279318 significantly higher prevalence 0.400675 national prevalence estimates 0.324628 obese adults 0.665228 underweight men 0.44132 work limitation 0.286542 disability type 0.317075 basic actions 0.303721 obese women 0.553517	CLICK HERE
9374	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	La Asociación de elementos naturales y el uso de los senderos por los adultos	CDC - Wide Page example description goes here			CLICK HERE
9394	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	intervención de WIC basada en la familia, estado de Nueva York, 2007-2008.	null	Sarfoh VS 0.53457 Young LM 0.531606 Nutrición Suplementaria 0.53505 Davison KK 0.552584 Active Families 0.932324 Sekhobo JP 0.528183 asesoría nutricional 0.809434	programa wic 0.633067 Nueva York 0.821614 Edmunds LS 0.538526 reglas parentales 0.532439 Wyker BA 0.524094 niños frente 0.548555 Chronic Dis 0.54605	CLICK HERE
11937	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Progress Toward Poliomyelitis Eradication - Afghanistan andPakistan, January 2013-August 2014	Noha H. Farag, MD, PhD1, James Alexander, MD1, Stephen Hadler, MD2, Arshad Quddus, MBBS, MSc3, Elias Durry, MD1, Mufty Zubair Wadood, MBBS, MMSPH4, Rudolph H. Tangermann, MD5, Derek Ehrhardt, MPH1 (Author affiliations at end of text).	global polio eradication 0.452798 temporarily inaccessible areas.** 0.435121 Afghanistan 0.803671 temporarily inaccessible areas 0.540139 immunization program performance 0.450354 sewage samples 0.586667 place Afghanistan 0.451682 vaccination campaigns 0.443113 polio eradication 0.791862 field AFP surveillance 0.436401 comprehensive polio endgame 0.46854 permanent polio teams 0.441998 indigenous Afghanistan WPVs 0.496386 SIAs 0.511613 Administered Tribal Areas 0.432996 North Waziristan Agency 0.520781 polio eradication program 0.454926 vaccination coverage 0.515375 short-interval additional dose 0.505464 polio eradication activities 0.489905 Pakistan 0.970361 children 0.634677 house-to-house supplementary immunization 0.440713 Mufty Zubair Wadood 0.431334	AFP surveillance performance 0.441784 North Waziristan 0.525666 cVDPV2 cases 0.433731 vaccination teams 0.470741 orphan viruses 0.469301 WPV1 cases 0.704918 Polio Eradication Department 0.455087 Southern Region 0.69225 cases 0.728759 indigenous wild poliovirus 0.431055 endemic Afghanistan virus 0.503075 additional dose campaigns 0.495869 WPV type 0.432929 World Health Assembly 0.43512 acute flaccid paralysis 0.534939 WPV cases 0.526382 AFP surveillance 0.488931 global public health 0.438033 Global Polio Laboratory 0.440247 Noha H. Farag 0.535699 WPV transmission 0.509873 undetected WPV transmission 0.444975 zero-dose children 0.520702	CLICK HERE
13029	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Collaborative Drug Therapy Management: Case Studies of Three Community-Based Models of Care - 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.	Task Force 0.493284 CDTM 0.757327 American Pharmacists Association 0.551954 diabetes CDTM services 0.470103 chief clinical pharmacist 0.438334 Medicare prescription drug 0.459736 relationships limited pharmacists 0.501602 health care delivery 0.47681 Disease Control 0.432986 patient care services 0.907507 pharmacist patient care 0.694265 on-site pharmacists 0.467589 disease risk factors 0.445308 clinical pharmacist practitioners 0.444634 state CDTM models 0.433472 CDTM reimbursement mechanisms 0.433343 team members 0.434824 Kerr Drug 0.751093 Kerr Drug pharmacists 0.583888 well-trained pharmacists 0.461617 primary care provider 0.46135 collaborative patient care 0.431695 CDTM patient care 0.480545 pharmacist MTM services 0.490907 Osterhaus Pharmacy 0.561201	ICF International 0.439255 pharmacist compensation 0.435566 study 0.483227 pharmacist care 0.463509 pharmacy practice act 0.435502 pharmacist interventions 0.433571 team-based care 0.569433 case studies 0.448976 distinct pharmacist credential 0.441682 El Rio 0.727807 pharmacist services 0.442847 CPAs 0.523578 federally qualified health 0.462419 drug therapy 0.53804 pharmacists 0.838295 drug therapy management 0.522114 Pharmacists Association Foundation 0.552808 collaborative drug therapy 0.51806 Osterhaus Pharmacy pharmacists 0.52798 community settings 0.457185 Kerr Drug site 0.441147 clinical pharmacist 0.446054 Community Preventive Services 0.438157 CDTM services 0.69563	CLICK HERE
13371	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Trap Up! | Rodents | CDC	null	frequent rodent activity 0.739212 non-poisonous snakes 0.345576 rodent shelters 0.426051 appropriate snap trap 0.9403 glue traps 0.602321 peanut butter 0.37849 bait pan 0.385124 bait end 0.378018	Natural rodent predators 0.682772 rodents 0.568709 traps 0.785452 deer mice 0.41394 house mice 0.414402 regular human traffic 0.610747 new rodents 0.490305	CLICK HERE