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5212	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2011 BSI Guidelines - Summary Of Recommendations	null			CLICK HERE
6454	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	EID News Synopsis: Januaru 2012	EID News Synopsis: January 2012	potential causes 0.664422 deer populations 0.670781 CDC study 0.705663 Biologics Evaluation 0.665136 genotype matching 0.747167 Contact Dr. Carina 0.71462 disease-endemic areas 0.6642 claims data 0.664871 Key West 0.7396 CDC Press Office 0.737018 California Department 0.661659 blood transfusions 0.668025 climatic effects 0.663915 genotype matching shows 0.745065 dengue virus 0.693597 deer habitat 0.672677 Public Affairs 0.66321 wildlife contact 0.664996 Dr. Brett W. 0.7083 local health authorities 0.704577 high risk 0.664874 disease expansion 0.662575 Infectious Diseases 0.668832 Medicare databases 0.663771 United States 0.913856	dengue infections 0.694516 human encroachment 0.668363 Drug Administration 0.663682 future cases 0.66746 life-threatening anemia 0.664125 northeastern United States 0.736987 continental United States 0.723853 deer farmers 0.703647 tick-borne disease 0.667455 public health journal 0.73848 small wild animals 0.710802 different patients. 0.661884 locally acquired dengue 0.813281 captive deer 0.667183 Contact Mikhail Menis 0.723897 Contact Dr. Pennan 0.719105 transfusion-transmitted babesiosis cases 0.74189 Public Health Office 0.717924 rabies 0.664569 p.m. EDT 0.677304 multidrug resistant tuberculosis 0.717989 TB outbreaks 0.686452 Human babesiosis 0.674865 Key West residents 0.70778	CLICK HERE
6466	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Association between the perceived food environment and self-efficacy for fruit and vegetable consumption among US adults, 2007	Consumption of diets high in fruits and vegetables is associated with reduced risk of chronic diseases, and self-efficacy and the food environment influence consumption of fruits and vegetables.	restaurant food environment 0.613622 North Carolina 0.383986 Food Attitudes 0.405133 adults 0.45717 particularly neighborhood availability 0.388116 Eat healthy foods 0.383108 African Americans 0.376821 binary logistic regression 0.37362 F/V 0.90385 vegetables 0.444133 Eat fruits 0.385352 fruits 0.502896 5-point Likert-type scale 0.461773 self-efficacy 0.748084 higher self-efficacy 0.545651 n’t serve fruit 0.377224 lower self-efficacy 0.642821 National Cancer Institute 0.610322 median self-efficacy scores 0.550143 Temitope O. Erinosho 0.373229 consuming F/V 0.533069 fab survey 0.441834 food environment influence 0.419973	participants 0.520195 n’t serve vegetables. 0.373788 food environment 0.798854 social cognitive theory 0.381633 chronic diseases 0.386387 dichotomous final summary 0.379318 vegetable intake 0.406715 reduced risk 0.386067 annual household income 0.373551 King Jr Blvd 0.373572 greater self-efficacy 0.487241 Synovate Global Opinion 0.379453 Cancer Research Training 0.373319 perceptions 0.480993 FAB Survey items 0.388281 FAB Survey sample 0.389292 neighborhood food environment 0.406067 sociodemographic characteristics 0.378237 restaurants 0.583516 fast food restaurants 0.569913 Kia L. Davis 0.430591 stratified random sampling 0.377047 vegetable consumption 0.388171	CLICK HERE
7296	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	West Nile Virus Homepage	Information on West Nile virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	vaccines 0.355596 protective clothing 0.504387 fever 0.352842 continental United States 0.696656 North America 0.536706 bites 0.423912 summer 0.348018 symptoms 0.443581 WNV cases 0.467447	fall 0.349814 West Nile virus 0.948056 infected people 0.523165 medications 0.351507 season 0.3482 WNV 0.727797 headaches 0.352059 insect repellant 0.505528	CLICK HERE
8420	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Real Stories - Tips From Former Smokers - Smoking & Tobacco Use	Real stories of people - both former smokers and people who have never smoked - who are now living with smoking-related diseases and disabilities (from the Tips From Former Smokers campaign).	Tips Campaign 0.931249 Story Jamason 0.694974 email address 0.757236 African Americans 0.730121 Story Felicita 0.695162 Story Rebecca 0.705492 Search Form Controls 0.817836 Champion Terrie Hall 0.707181 Story Nathan 0.69087 Story Wilma 0.698227 Videos 0.811226 Amanda’s Story 0.712099 Story Shane 0.691357 Health Care Providers 0.857483 Articles Tips Campaign 0.695806 Biography 0.832128 National Cancer Institute 0.764402 Story Kristy 0.715353 Story Annette 0.695264 Story Roosevelt 0.701937 Campaign Frequently Asked 0.686712 Tips Campaign Matte 0.697243 Story Suzy 0.697397 email updates 0.75777	Story Julia 0.701231 Story Marie 0.689307 Story Beatrice 0.723624 page options Skip 0.683529 Brian H. 0.718018 Brian B. 0.718359 Story Brandon 0.693443 Heart Disease 0.801387 Story Rico 0.69297 Story Mariano 0.700779 Story Shawn 0.699754 Story Mark 0.698532 Story Michael 0.693286 Story Rose 0.692352 Real Stories 0.983218 Story Brett 0.696004 Story Becky 0.712616 Story Ellie 0.702308 Story Marlene 0.711616 Story Jessica 0.691473 Mental Health Conditions 0.896237 Story Christine 0.689979 Story Terrie 0.749681	CLICK HERE
8550	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Environments for Healthy Aging: Linking Prevention Research and Public Health Practice -CDC	Safe and well-designed community environments support healthful behaviors that help prevent chronic conditions and unintentional injuries and enable older adults to be active and engaged in community life for as long as possible.	North Carolina 0.529626 environmental change strategies 0.522049 HAN audit tool 0.532595 Healthy Aging Program 0.54305 HAN sites 0.570238 Disease Control 0.530029 subsequent HAN research 0.551279 physical activity programs 0.585035 Aging Soc Policy 0.528247 cumulative environmental effects 0.52544 HAN Environmental Audit 0.648655 Network Environmental Initiatives 0.530035 Aging Friendly Communities 0.544222 policy change 0.529061 research activities 0.516488 environmental issues 0.509569 adult physical activity 0.551788 older adult interviews 0.565355 local older adults 0.533692 environmental improvement strategies 0.51516 older adult health 0.548152 Environmental Protection Agency 0.511538 prevention research 0.53849 Environmental Audit Tool 0.63918	diverse HAN sites 0.526818 environmental strategies 0.522919 Environmental Health Network 0.537133 older adult mobility 0.515712 Aging Research Network 0.623749 Healthy Aging Research 0.628754 public health professionals 0.552084 healthy aging 0.668143 relevant aging strategies 0.539685 public health 0.758734 environmental improvement 0.516156 Aging Health 0.54913 public health programs 0.519294 Prevention Research Centers 0.535426 Satariano WA 0.529505 HAN Environmental Initiatives 0.581621 HAN Coordinating Center 0.515881 physical activity 0.792893 community-residing older adults 0.522105 older adult 0.607191 action framework 0.540371 older adults 0.962312 et al 0.567387 older adult patterns 0.515229	CLICK HERE
8559	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - Finding A Cure, Eleanora Berns	Finding A Cure, One of the most important challenges, for health communicators today, is helping the public to understand that a flu shot will not be readily available when the next pandemic strikes. Once the virus is identified, it will take several months to produce a vaccine. In 1918, in desperation, people tried a variety of methods to cure the sick —some practical and effective, others questionable and even amusing.	ice 0.443938 navigation Skip 0.826331 life 0.441957 Eleanora Berns 0.704676 mother 0.44794 hair 0.442645 school 0.489972 nightmares 0.460282 Storyteller 0.461988 nurse 0.447356 illness 0.445625 heavy fur coat 0.827309 rest 0.448529	list Skip 0.824333 page options Skip 0.941994 survival 0.448747 windows 0.444081 coma 0.463973 room 0.4442 Karla Berns 0.772781 Iowa 0.44858 high fever 0.64552 family 0.443502 flu pandemic 0.690941 Location 0.44863 story 0.444915	CLICK HERE
13010	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Marlene's Story | Real Stories | Tips From Former Smokers	Marlene smoked and now has macular degeneration. Her full story and her videos are part of CDC's Tips From Former Smokers campaign.	date 0.342388 high school 0.76609 dozens 0.346097 Print Ads 0.516914 eyesight 0.359623 breakthrough 0.354288 TV ad 0.514906 small portion 0.533403 eyes 0.346098 Marlene 0.964239 advanced eye disease 0.700308 children 0.350523 smoking 0.554425 AMD 0.429828 trouble 0.354072	kitchen 0.348396 age-related macular degeneration 0.76223 central vision 0.512838 injections 0.354282 lesson 0.350322 vision loss—Marlene 0.505872 neighbor 0.366302 steps 0.348994 doctor 0.393657 vision 0.5528 mouth 0.350891 new drug 0.526788 vision loss 0.49571 eye disease 0.737823 people’s faces 0.53525	CLICK HERE
13311	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Engage the Community - Tools for Successful CHI Efforts -Chi Nav - CDC	Our health and well-being are products of not only the health care we receive and the choices we make, but also the places where we live, learn, work, and play. Community health improvement (CHI) is a process to identify and address the health needs of communities	IRS Final Rule 0.829548 account input 0.630713 health insurance 0.562456 customizable invitations 0.520158 Health Needs Assessments 0.970186 health equity 0.573565 CHI efforts 0.534772 address stakeholder interests 0.642343 care organizations 0.520544 Relevant Excerpts 0.5243 health disparities 0.571601 public health department 0.671072 key concept 0.532885 health care providers 0.663168 local school districts 0.610725 State Office 0.519583 health care consumers 0.657859 define elements 0.539928 additional tools 0.534755 Community Health Improvement 0.730259 Excise Tax Return 0.601999 local practice 0.531487 community engagement 0.593456 mutually beneficial opportunities 0.644464 excellent way 0.535904	Community Health Needs 0.967417 greater acceptability 0.539644 Charitable Hospitals 0.797389 community members 0.671388 Main Section tabs 0.637664 environmental strategies 0.526929 Involvement worksheet 0.524393 minority populations 0.544671 Internal Revenue Service 0.625001 local government officials 0.609749 key concepts 0.939479 equivalent department 0.518286 Engaging Partners 0.532072 Community Health Assessments 0.746478 health-equity considerations 0.524156 significant health needs 0.68976 Rural Health 0.571059 hospital facility 0.806659 community health centers 0.700663 Written comments 0.516544 Health Service Act 0.670607 specific circumstance 0.517199 presentation tools 0.53776 adequate medical care 0.621523	CLICK HERE
14467	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Healthy and Safe Swimming Week 2016 | CDC Features	Pools, waterparks, hot tubs/spas, splash pads, and water playgrounds are great places to have fun, be active, or just relax. Having fun while you swim this summer means knowing how to stay healthy and safe while enjoying the water!	CDC 0.580904 emergency rooms 0.688076 water playgrounds 0.754572 lifeguards 0.538262 memory problems 0.686537 young children 0.684719 life vests 0.686156 germs 0.92516 unintentional injury death 0.85371 brain damage 0.681279 diarrhea 0.915745 water 0.906705 hot tubs/spas 0.734642 promotion materials page 0.879781 sun safety 0.693959 mouthful 0.536569 Healthy Swimming 0.778798 health benefits 0.881604 permanent vegetative state 0.842517 Shigella 0.547396 O157 0.536985 shower 0.575016 Check diapers 0.699337 United States 0.729818 permanent loss 0.681184	cause 0.542175 summer 0.61987 safe swimming 0.724168 cardiopulmonary resuscitation 0.697462 diarrheal incident 0.728605 Crypto outbreaks 0.731178 popular sports activities 0.919987 waterparks 0.55521 E. coli 0.715257 kids 0.578782 diaper-changing area–not poolside–to 0.854521 swimming-related outbreaks 0.722673 Cryptosporidium 0.545345 Swimmers 0.575124 birth defects 0.687728 physical activity 0.89362 H7 0.555049 chlorine 0.538931 simple steps 0.694723 great places 0.734328 diarrheal germs 0.87467 Giardia 0.545327 risk 0.537588 fun 0.540811	CLICK HERE