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597	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Got Mice? Seal, Trap, and Clean Up to Control Rodents | CDC Features	It is getting colder outside – rodents may enter your home for food or shelter! Seal up holes or gaps in your home, trap any existing rodents, and clean up any sources of food or water and items that might provide shelter for them.	leptospirosis 0.443901 small holes 0.584675 shelter 0.511357 CDC 0.432855 half 0.431294 sources 0.468402 United States 0.574878 precautions 0.435319 winter 0.431427 cause 0.430185 Clean 0.43675 up… 0.432288 mice 0.608905 rodents 0.839851 pregnant women 0.576428 signs 0.430985 rat-bite fever 0.593175 deer mice 0.585601 rodent 0.475478 lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus 0.732754 rats 0.544225 area 0.430791 germs 0.440649	nickel 0.434834 pesky critters 0.603016 multi-year study 0.561848 natural environment 0.564479 diseases 0.502487 Worldwide 0.432593 particular risk 0.573064 gaps 0.496725 water 0.468297 steps 0.43052 people 0.430058 food 0.51162 hantavirus pulmonary syndrome 0.934978 home 0.602978 deer mouse 0.556339 size 0.459733 scientists 0.455271 partners 0.430047 Seal 0.436113 information 0.430107 family 0.43128 items 0.468232 droppings 0.443371	CLICK HERE
641	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Smoke-Free Policies Do Not Hurt the Hospitality Industry - Smoking & Tobacco Use	Secondhand Smoke Fact Sheets.	Apr 0.650996 Smoke-Free New York 0.542595 indoor air quality 0.451213 York State Department 0.537877 smokefree policies 0.572763 economic impact studies 0.479949 Local smokefree restaurant 0.577725 U.S. Department 0.446041 New York City 0.916408 statewide retail sales 0.462318 local smokefree law 0.610336 Smokefree Legislation 0.475945 local smokefree laws 0.567362 taxable sales revenue 0.484876 total retail sales 0.455592 restaurant sales tax 0.509635 Smoke-free Workplace Law 0.515499 American Journal 0.643023 York City Economic 0.502281 Requiring Smoke-free Restaurants 0.499888 comprehensive state 0.452064 new york state 0.656803 employment data 0.463269 statewide law 0.449331	Public Health Research 0.452825 restaurant sales 0.548008 smokefree ordinance 0.509117 P. Smoke-free laws 0.506608 smokefree law 0.776963 public places 0.451988 York state tobacco 0.492613 adverse economic impact 0.500495 hospitality venue revenues 0.457342 smokefree restaurant laws 0.641905 Smoke-Free Workplace Law. 0.486127 bar revenues 0.467385 restaurant employment 0.481282 Clean Indoor Air 0.672304 Health 0.499827 economic impact 0.661576 tobacco control program 0.558312 York City Department 0.665875 Smoke-free Law Associated 0.511822 Preventive Medicine 0.569056 Pueblo Smokefree Air 0.542946 state smokefree law 0.703298 economic evaluation 0.459353 tobacco control 0.725819	CLICK HERE
724	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Childhood Lead Exposure Associated with the Use of Kajal, anEye Cosmetic from Afghanistan - Albuquerque, New Mexico,2013	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.	lead exposure prevention 0.623406 venous BLL 0.584656 lead test results 0.601811 refugee children 0.592374 confirmatory venous blood 0.577464 elevated blood lead 0.664702 lead exposure risks 0.658667 refugee populations 0.58969 primary lead exposure 0.631382 ingested lead 0.581385 ТЕg/dL 0.585124 traditional eye cosmetic 0.573524 lead exposure risk 0.622153 traditional eye cosmetics 0.706126 pediatric lead exposure 0.626065 lead content 0.620609 New Mexico Dept 0.605925 lead poisoning 0.737829 childhood screening programs 0.595047 lead screening 0.625325 lead exposure 0.92247 childhood lead exposure 0.626798 lead poisoning cases 0.603773 United States 0.707291	folk remedies 0.577972 increased lead exposure 0.619978 consumer products 0.591837 unintentional toxic exposure 0.582988 blood lead test 0.705013 lead exposure hazards 0.616321 initial lead screening 0.598356 Venous lead testing 0.616016 potential lead hazards 0.641289 potential exposure 0.593233 higher average BLL 0.583416 elevated BLL 0.604448 health 0.592719 capillary blood lead 0.606534 culturally sensitive manner 0.598687 kajal 0.620221 immigrant children 0.62008 lead-containing kajal 0.58854 lead exposure sources 0.641572 New Mexico 0.680033 childhood lead poisoning 0.642227 early childhood screening 0.595661 curry powder 0.58087 blood lead levels 0.592782	CLICK HERE
8551	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Preventing Chronic Disease - CDC: Volume 10, 2013:12_0244	Volumen 10 — el 18 de abril de 2013.	Envejecimiento Saludable 0.880824	ambientes comunitarios 0.914448	CLICK HERE
10141	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Tailoring Community-Based Wellness Initiatives With Latent Class Analysis - Massachusetts Community Transformation Grant Projects - CDC	Community-based approaches to preventing chronic diseases are attractive because of their broad reach and low costs, and as such, are integral components of health care reform efforts. Implementing community-based initiatives across Massachusetts’ municipalities presents both programmatic and evaluation challenges. For effective delivery and evaluation of the interventions, establishing a community typology that groups similar municipalities provides a balanced and cost-effective approach.	Community Transformation Grant 0.650404 public health interventions 0.67949 classes 0.647487 public health practitioners 0.618062 small urban communities 0.651919 resident health behaviors 0.615414 latent class analysis 0.830621 diverse housing stock 0.628002 separate class solutions 0.617995 obesity-related health behaviors 0.63089 negative health outcomes 0.615587 health outcomes 0.76453 worse health outcomes 0.635293 Public Health Fund 0.625183 health care reform 0.621506 median household income 0.691573 minimum class probability 0.679393 community-based public health 0.632986 health behaviors 0.933286 class 0.854523 Massachusetts Medical School 0.644842 public health 0.769845 mental health problems 0.612341 class membership 0.612264	Massachusetts Community Transformation 0.623374 wellness community typology 0.646236 community health planning 0.624473 key informant interviews 0.642565 latent class model 0.647427 western Massachusetts communities 0.619545 chronic diseases 0.706971 model fit statistics 0.669924 large share 0.64277 average health outcomes 0.619852 health care costs 0.611859 municipalities 0.700387 physical activity 0.650495 community health centers 0.640669 10-class solution 0.636078 latent classes 0.636976 lower-income rural communities 0.615915 community-based wellness initiatives 0.708767 excellent classification certainty 0.636061 retail environment 0.729477 communities 0.718786 Metropolitan Area Planning 0.629984 Area Planning Council 0.62998	CLICK HERE
11271	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Young Worker Safety and Health: Selected Charts on Young Worker Employment, Injuries and Illnesses: Rates of Work-related Injuries Reported by Farm Operators, 15-17 Year-Olds, United States	Young Worker Safety and Health: Selected Charts on Young Worker Employment, Injuries and Illnesses: Rates of Work-related Injuries Reported by Farm Operators, 15-17 Year-Olds, United States	Download data 0.276269 United States 0.678189 rates 0.25521 farm operators 0.72207 Work-related Injuries Reported 0.749833 Young Worker Employment 0.856737	Illnesses 0.203941 Childhood Agricultural Injury 0.427866 Young Worker Safety 0.535375 work-related injuries 0.927131 Year-Olds 0.250935 Download image file 0.426536	CLICK HERE
11550	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Reducing Sodium in Children's Diets - Vital Signs	CDC Vital Signs links science, policy, and communications with the intent of communicating a call-to-action for the public. CDC Vital Signs provides the most recent, comprehensive data on key indicators of important health topics.	low sodium diet 0.565937 major risk factor 0.297182 Million Hearts® initiative 0.283186 healthy diet 0.295349 added sodium 0.561261 school cafeteria foods 0.319591 sodium intake 0.595407 Vital Signs 0.308585 Mortality Weekly Report 0.282148 low sodium foods 0.599438 School Health Guidelines 0.28593 food purchasing policies 0.286724 local parent-teacher organization 0.283195 School Breakfast Programs 0.288169 higher sodium snacks 0.55975 Disease Control 0.398315 children 0.340637 heart disease 0.296961 lower sodium options 0.619539 pizza restaurant foods 0.313108 Low sodium meal 0.590584 new nutrition standards 0.297495 lower sodium foods 0.617008 blood pressure 0.476787	lower sodium choices 0.583339 sodium reduction strategies 0.553124 social media outlets 0.284509 low sodium 0.71724 lowest sodium options 0.581768 restaurant nutrition information 0.295744 Model healthy eating 0.287102 Signs Issue details 0.284158 lower sodium 0.782136 Mexican mixed dishes 0.287695 Consume Less Sodium 0.527492 school nutrition services 0.296388 sodium 0.972335 common food types 0.293073 low sodium options 0.586529 sodium options 0.636987 high blood pressure 0.449126 U.S. School-Aged Children 0.30304 CDC Vital Signs 0.281255 lower sodium brands 0.576817 National School Lunch 0.290318 sodium rich foods 0.621445 2010 Dietary Guidelines 0.290874	CLICK HERE
13814	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Depressive Symptoms and Behavior-Related Risk Factors, Italian Population-Based Surveillance System, 2013	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.	excessive alcohol consumers 0.303537 mental health 0.222912 single occasion 0.202055 general population 0.238658 depressive symptoms 0.962075 moderate physical activity 0.221615 vigorous physical activity 0.222601 heavy yard work 0.21273 public health 0.309913 PASSI 0.207145 chronic medical conditions 0.206846 current depressive symptoms 0.252683 body mass index 0.217021 Daily physical activity 0.215771	cigarette smokers 0.213477 people 0.210422 physical activity 0.562641 Italian behavioral risk 0.294773 leisure-time physical activity 0.434194 major depressive disorder 0.222454 chronic disease 0.20726 behavioral risk factor 0.345829 sociodemographic characteristics 0.25689 risk factor surveillance 0.348295 depression 0.218092 behavior-related risk factors 0.76268 physical activity bouts 0.215742	CLICK HERE
14437	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Asian and Pacific Islander | CDC Features	May 19 is National Asian & Pacific Islander HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. It is a day to break the silence about HIV and AIDS in Asian and Pacific Islander communities and encourage individuals to get tested for HIV.	country 0.317108 Pacific Islander HIV/AIDS 0.691033 CDC 0.336834 small percentage 0.409232 Banyan Tree website 0.483954 individuals 0.318912 HIV testing campaign 0.723517 Disease Control 0.390971 new HIV 0.755756 HIV status 0.647924 majority 0.318619 silence 0.341277 HIV testing location 0.713434 KNOWIT 0.332307 United States—less 0.408003 14.1 0.317333 Pacific Islander Wellness 0.505012 local organization 0.390436 partner organizations 0.387359 shame 0.317617 stigma 0.318223 Pacific Islander 0.720093 United States 0.54182 HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. 0.498649 GetTested website 0.383271	race/ethnicity 0.317311 third-highest rate 0.397423 Pacific Islander communities 0.68592 ways 0.318092 GetTested Web site 0.472187 Asians 0.400517 Asian men 0.40079 NHOPI 0.35858 Native Hawaiians 0.584618 True stories 0.389761 National Asian 0.411532 dependent areas 0.399686 new fact sheets 0.461427 U.S. population 0.502946 bisexual men 0.494701 people 0.368192 Pacific Islanders 0.555958 HIV 0.941446 healthcare provider 0.386626 HIV testing 0.762614 Islander HIV/AIDS Awareness 0.695197 Los Angeles 0.390252 ZIP Code 0.476823 Banyan Tree Project 0.609725	CLICK HERE
15775	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Multimedia and Tools, Videos | Learn the Signs. Act Early	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities (NCBDDD), in collaboration with a number of national partners, launched a public awareness campaign called “Learn the Signs. Act Early.” The campaign aims to educate parents about childhood development, including early warning signs of autism and other developmental disorders, and encourages developmental screening and intervention.	Service Announcement transcript 0.770082 su hijo 0.645784 hacer para ayudar 0.634474 mostrarse entusiasta por 0.623582 Act Early. 0.671305 U.S. Department 0.531096 Es decir que 0.635042 Estamos hablando del 0.620646 Disease Control 0.52756 médico o llame 0.52464 áreas podría ser 0.635535 mientras más 0.541033 poder decir oraciones 0.615529 KID 0.559107 Centros para el 0.621406 INTERVIEWER 0.7415 para el Control 0.617151 developmental problem 0.529562 Es hora 0.540547 Radio taggable Public 0.520968 indicadores importantes 0.522051 Radio Public Service 0.754784 los Centros para 0.620422 infantil con algunos 0.542205 su hijo debería 0.639862	Reaccione pronto 0.534114 child development 0.530822 Salud y Servicios 0.534338 good news 0.53028 cuatro palabras 0.52736 Servicios Humanos 0.527066 algunos expertos 0.522203 que un niño 0.524085 del desarrollo infantil 0.690258 normal development 0.538301 identifique el retraso 0.612555 sería el desarrollo 0.667784 ¡Mi camión 0.525455 SOUND EFFECTS 0.683171 Bien. ¿Y 0.520852 hijo debería alcanzar 0.634858 Brrrrrroom brrroom brrroom 0.531066 pretend play 0.541228 Public Service Announcement 0.910875 es solo físico 0.631406 four-word phrases 0.546872 hablando del desarrollo 0.670318 cuál sería el 0.618247 Human Services…Centers 0.531013	CLICK HERE