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855	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tips From Former Smokers 2013 Campaign -CDC Features	CDC’s 2013 National Tobacco Education Campaign - Tips From Former Smokers - features real people who are living with the complications of smoking-related diseases. This campaign encourages smokers to quit.	CDC.gov Current Features 0.906892	specific topic 0.706916	CLICK HERE
8538	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Smoking and COPD - Tips From Former Smokers	The Tips From Former Smokers campaign features real people suffering as a result of smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke.	Mortality Weekly Report 0.521795 online community 0.470026 Human Services 0.705486 best way 0.47327 U.S. Department 0.700136 Health Promotion 0.514607 Disease Control 0.64359 airflow blockage 0.484334 lungs 0.498337 secondhand smoke 0.679539 National Heart 0.770819 pipes.6,9,10  Secondhand smoke 0.556993 National Center 0.514064 Thirteenth Edition 0.465742 Blood Institute 0.778791 Nov 0.639419 Research Triangle Park 0.519253 chronic bronchitis 0.485497 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.667894 Secondhand Smoke Exposure 0.536325 COPD Foundation Web 0.689456 Pulmonary Rehabilitation 0.466789 lung transplant 0.540041 Smoking accounts 0.486926 early stages 0.476348	National Toxicology Program 0.522316 Health Consequences 0.47449 breathing-related problems 0.481279 mild symptoms 0.479564 lifestyle changes 0.524923 COPD symptoms 0.652174 block air flow 0.54243 Adults—United States 0.467398 important first step 0.472124 doctor.1 Quitting smoking 0.543399 healthy lungs 0.486882 U.S. adults 0.475418 thorough exam 0.468006 peer support 0.465823 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.601844 Generation Tobacco-Free 0.466727 COPD Treated 0.618142 Surgeon General 0.530433 tiny air sacs 0.545668 following resources 0.466879 Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary 0.529869 Public Health Service 0.530558 diseased lungs 0.489958 person smoking.9,10 0.469167	CLICK HERE
8766	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Testing for HCV Infection: An Update of Guidance forClinicians and Laboratorians	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.	HCV treatment 0.338387 HCV RNA 0.563748 HCV replication 0.33784 hcv antibody 0.914656 one-time HCV testing 0.396922 current hcv infection 0.609933 HCV RNA testing 0.437848 HCV antibody testing 0.425973 HCV Rapid Antibody 0.459984 false HCV antibody 0.42994 Current HCV Infections 0.35846 HCV viremia 0.405734 HCV Testing Technologies 0.378064 nonreТЌactive HCV antibody 0.369802 hepatitis C virus 0.203511 hcv infection 0.703785 laboratory-conducted HCV antibody 0.415939 HCV disease 0.340003 Rapid Antibody Test 0.230755	HCV antibody test 0.471801 current HCV infecТЌtion 0.323574 biologic false positivity 0.238471 public health 0.201836 HCV Symposium 0.314628 HCV antibody result 0.432223 chronic HCV infection 0.380676 initial HCV antibody 0.460461 HCV RNA positivity 0.355631 OraQuick HCV Rapid 0.402829 past HCV infection 0.503555 HCV antibody assay 0.388335 HCV antibody positivity 0.442779 Repeat HCV RNA 0.33272 commercial HCV antibody 0.438768 nonreactive HCV antibody 0.404608 Chiron RIBA HCV 0.351873 hcv testing 0.449733 HCV NAT 0.346753	CLICK HERE
9033	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Global HIV/AIDS Milestones: On the Path to an AIDS-Free Generation	With over 60 years of expertise in fighting diseases, CDC plays a critical role in helping Ministries of Health in partner countries build strong, sustainable programs that respond effectively to the HIV/AIDS epidemic.	test training program 0.432083 CDC transfers Track 0.796229 International AIDS Conference 0.450017 CDC 0.950534 HIV virus 0.482709 facility-based HIV treatment 0.565599 multicountry study 0.482344 basic care package 0.432602 U.S. global efforts 0.449943 new HIV 0.506744 laboratory training package 0.433522 HIV results 0.500318 national antiretroviral therapy 0.455335 CDC validates 0.709748 State Hillary Clinton 0.443036 routine HIV testing 0.554152 antenatal health care 0.450852 World Health Organization 0.436722 CDC advances 0.740848 HIV drug-resistance testing 0.570154 HIV+ people 0.565636 State Clinton issues 0.43845 blood spot-based test 0.430883 Kenya AIDS Indicator 0.452413 World AIDS 0.454463	mother-to-child HIV transmission 0.801875 CDC pilots integration 0.756563 HIV epidemic 0.57462 antiretroviral therapy 0.521526 AIDS-free generation goal 0.435609 CDC issues 0.714394 HIV tests 0.501894 HIV+ health care 0.472106 U.S. National Cancer 0.444273 different HIV testing 0.564217 health care workers 0.545625 HIV drug resistance 0.56412 AIDS-free generation 0.49394 6-year multicountry study 0.44169 CDC field stations 0.749694 HIV incidence 0.495618 President Obama 0.437488 watch video 0.437515 Global AIDS Program 0.465937 UNAIDS launch Global 0.440896 U.S. Congress 0.43736 HIV care 0.516713 HIV rapid test 0.630442 AMB Eric Goosby 0.43725	CLICK HERE
10805	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Telebriefing: Vital Signs - Physical Activity among Adults with Disabilities | Transcript | CDC Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	CDC 0.455754 mental health 0.454962 Human Services 0.444239 questions 0.432775 Good afternoon 0.42969 health issues 0.431716 llelwyn grant 0.48463 physical activity guidelines 0.456917 Dr. Dianna Carroll 0.436 critical public health 0.433807 health care professionals 0.43061 health professionals 0.488705 Dr. Ileana Arias 0.440827 family members 0.439357 senior health specialist 0.436572 working age adults 0.452938 aerobic physical activity 0.786016 moderate intensity 0.439778 regular physical activity 0.471449 health professional role 0.43318 doctors 0.461215 chronic disease 0.450325 intensity physical activity 0.474327 ileana arias 0.451927 Dr. Arias 0.510341	physical barriers 0.430032 erin sykes 0.434178 important health behavior 0.431111 Vital Signs 0.4923 physical activity increases 0.460275 physical activity resources 0.455385 adults 0.534468 MENU CDC A-Z 0.434807 important health benefits 0.429208 heart disease 0.454358 adult patients 0.436119 mental health issues 0.429778 Vital Signs report 0.445826 chronic diseases 0.453154 health 0.510869 people 0.444081 physical activity 0.901837 disabilities 0.575186 dianna carroll 0.461666 public health priority 0.432407 Dr. Carroll 0.487445 time 0.434904 physical activities 0.430596 physical activity options 0.455655	CLICK HERE
12175	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	State Laws Prohibiting Sales to Minors and Indoor Use ofElectronic Nicotine Delivery Systems - United States, November2014	Please note: An erratum has been published for this article. To view the erratum, please click here.	private-sector worksites 0.314437 tobacco prevention strategies 0.306082 tobacco consumption 0.259992 public indoor spaces 0.256861 Tobacco Control Act 0.299578 conventional smoking prohibitions 0.304454 state smoke-free laws 0.366322 potentially harmful constituents 0.354693 comprehensive statewide tobacco 0.329411 tobacco 0.583058 statewide laws 0.254634 private worksites 0.759711 minors 0.470575 smoke-free law enforcement 0.296827 limit indoor ENDS 0.600295 clean indoor air 0.333399 tobacco products 0.567517 state laws 0.413566 indoor areas 0.430913 Family Smoking Prevention 0.325598 public health harm 0.270251 indoor public places 0.259837 conventional smoking 0.452255 comprehensive smoke-free laws 0.931545 tobacco price increases 0.320688	ENDS prohibitions 0.509497 states 0.518868 ENDS sales 0.819469 public places 0.298133 ENDS 0.925017 smoke-free policies 0.302266 tobacco control topics 0.297577 public health benefit 0.339806 indoor ENDS 0.627352 public ENDS 0.540406 public health 0.523409 comprehensive smoke-free law 0.315956 potential public health 0.278522 youth tobacco prevention 0.320416 secondhand smoke exposure 0.317942 conventional tobacco 0.299335 public indoor areas 0.291396 tobacco control policies 0.309582 New Jersey 0.29489 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.301244 State Tobacco Activities 0.34555 Tobacco Control Act. 0.301669 combustible tobacco products 0.519439 tobacco control 0.449643	CLICK HERE
12983	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Fatal Yellow Fever Vaccine-AssociatedViscerotropic Disease - Oregon, September 2014	Malini DeSilva, MD1, Arun Sharma, MD2, Erin Staples, MD3, Byron Arndt, MD4, Wun-Ju Shieh, MD5, Jim Shames, MD6, Paul Cieslak, MD7 (Author affiliations at end of text).	South America 0.383759 Arboviral Diseases Branch 0.376308 definite yellow fever 0.53475 occult thymic disease 0.383482 systolic blood pressure 0.376971 virus–specific neutralizing antibody 0.377629 yellow fever virus 0.540799 thymic disease 0.459408 travel-associated yellow fever 0.525573 yellow fever vaccine 0.816822 Oregon Health Authority 0.374342 severe yellow fever 0.517094 serum sample 0.385529 Diseases Pathology Branch 0.375419 emergency department 0.389522 typhoid vaccine 0.395009 6Jackson County Health 0.371721 viscerotropic disease 0.384925 transcription–polymerase chain reaction 0.374139 fever viral RNA 0.466613 fever virus–specific antigen 0.463915 thymoma-associated myasthenia gravis 0.386974 hospital emergency department 0.385473 receptor binding antibody 0.374702 yellow fever vaccination 0.676112	1Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.369665 Vector-Borne Diseases 0.370854 yellow fever 0.997766 mechanical ventilation 0.380648 United States 0.417673 myasthenia gravis 0.463795 Malini DeSilva 0.398587 multiple organs 0.378445 mild adverse events 0.370944 vaccine virus 0.383283 Initial laboratory reports 0.377397 acute renal failure 0.371623 acute respiratory failure 0.37161 substantial mediastinal mass 0.378178 yellow fever immunoglobulin 0.542203 Public Health Practice 0.371579 white blood cell 0.380555 yellow fever disease 0.55824 vaccine viral RNA 0.422688 3Arboviral Diseases Branch 0.375977 yellow fever cases 0.521121 vaccine strains 0.383658 multisystem organ dysfunction 0.373795 healthy Oregon woman 0.389981	CLICK HERE
13072	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	null	Screening for Colorectal Cancer: Optimizing Quality (CME). Primary Care Version Part 1	Part 1 of the Primary Care Version CME includes basic information about colorectal cancer and screening, factors that affect when and how patients should be screened, and detailed screening and surveillance guidelines based on personal and family history. It is the first of three parts of a continuing education activity that provides guidance and tools for clinicians on the optimal ways to implement screening for colorectal cancer to help ensure that patients receive maximum benefit. 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/cancer/videos/colorectal/quality/Primary_Care1/CRC_Screening_Optimizing_Quality_Primary_Care1_256k.mp4			CLICK HERE
13253	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Our Cultures Are Our Source of Health (:60)	Wes Studi, Hollywood actor, highlights the wisdom of cultural knowledge to promote health and prevent type 2 diabetes.	type 0.528826 Source 0.528191 wisdom 0.530657 Health Promotion 0.66298 variety 0.559419 children 0.558168 DDT 0.546633 Version 0.528965 Cherokee tribal member 0.826482 Wes Studi 0.728779 safety 0.559271 different audiences 0.850741 public health professionals 0.966946 CDC-TV videos 0.791155 non-Hispanic whites 0.703979	National Center 0.665326 harvesting local foods 0.815823 Alaska Natives 0.687732 diseases 0.528862 traditional games 0.670219 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.802704 American Indians 0.676248 preparedness topics 0.864753 cultural knowledge 0.671175 versions 0.52904 comment 0.529756 Renowned Hollywood actor 0.827723 Diabetes Translation 0.689663 Release Date 0.672795	CLICK HERE
13990	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Youth Bear Disproportionate Share of STIs	null			CLICK HERE