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6086	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Osmium tetroxide - 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
6221	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Summary: August 25, 2011	MMWR News Summary: August 4, 2011	new CDC report 0.791146 local restrictions 0.777774 youth access blocks 0.724885 data 0.452681 nation’s girls 0.60363 3-dose HPV vaccine 0.896307 Parents 0.461706 youth tobacco 0.691937 underage tobacco sales 0.836546 number 0.448923 Disease Control 0.576255 community efforts 0.56677 local governments 0.575639 sharp contrast 0.570611 immunization partners 0.806018 HPV disease 0.70111 strong community mobilization 0.708128 minority teens 0.574967 U.S. girls 0.583635 national teen vaccination 0.767066 CDC Division 0.980899 tobacco products 0.829054 tobacco consumption 0.690399 HUMAN SERVICES 0.565856 preemptive legislation 0.579771	strong recommendations 0.575243 healthcare providers 0.765537 State legislation 0.573843 HPV vaccination 0.731533 youth access 0.891765 tobacco advertising 0.932184 Electronic Media 0.917788 states 0.468373 higher standard 0.567367 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.564541 News 0.488896 Evidence 0.451971 National Immunization Survey-Teen 0.769881 summary 0.452173 meningococcal meningitis—continue 0.59155 Coverage rates 0.580668 daughter’s vaccination 0.620362 local smoking 0.573386 secondhand smoke exposure 0.712806 comprehensive restrictions 0.626735 health protection. 0.570845 cervical cancer. 0.586559 HPV series 0.697188 past decade 0.570067	CLICK HERE
7272	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Partner Success Stories - Seasonal Influenza (Flu)	National Influenza Vaccination Partnerships Partner Success Stories - CDC	elementary school students 0.537722 CDC 0.210527 at-risk Americans. 0.366356 National Foundation 0.331904 influenza vaccination coverage 0.708384 childhood immunization barriers 0.533036 flu vaccines 0.770282 school-based program 0.355493 Disease Control 0.332151 best protection 0.344858 national non-profit organization 0.52989 flu vaccination 0.794011 Santa Rosa County 0.502332	Vote 0.217525 Walgreens Pharmacy 0.415824 Vax organization 0.435829 influenza vaccinations 0.616114 flu vaccinations 0.805628 Wildwood New Jersey 0.61437 Cape May County 0.36749 School program 0.349845 National Association 0.330778 influenza awareness 0.488032 flu shot 0.974867 large patient base 0.560347 Infectious Diseases 0.333027	CLICK HERE
9929	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Monitoring Progress in Population Health: Trends in Premature Death Rates - CDC	Trends in population health outcomes can be monitored to evaluate the performance of population health systems at the national, state, and local levels. The objective of this study was to compare and contrast 4 measures for assessing progress in population health improvement by using age-adjusted premature death rates as a summary measure of the overall health outcomes in the United States and in all 50 states.	baseline period 0.26685 premature death rate 0.393187 follow-up period 0.263816 age-adjusted death rates 0.28789 greatest improvement 0.271172 health outcomes 0.353533 current premature death 0.389437 overall health outcomes 0.289054 population health model 0.265857 population health systems 0.291911 trends 0.512915 broad health care 0.284397 recent trends 0.258215 population health 0.55988 premature death rates 0.957856 follow-up premature death 0.287861 death rate trends 0.307311 health care quality 0.249175 follow-up trends 0.326055 baseline trends 0.298622 long-term population health 0.291346 Population Health Sciences 0.274671 cause-specific death rates 0.255042 current death rates 0.258789 premature mortality 0.252506	population health performance 0.258838 Population Health Institute 0.274689 United States 0.46265 changes 0.280178 health rankings 0.267485 states 0.471607 age-adjusted premature death 0.448561 West Virginia 0.258646 Health Science Learning 0.248956 population health curve 0.259605 population health improvement 0.303513 health care 0.296621 public health 0.296306 50 states 0.276706 New York 0.299157 figure 0.248241 statewide population health 0.27086 improvement 0.319836 New Jersey 0.288875 Wide-ranging Online Data 0.27087 annual percentage change 0.306173 New Mexico 0.296224 population health outcomes 0.293787 population health impact 0.290621	CLICK HERE
10008	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Greta Massetti, Conversations with the CDC Director	The CDC Director’s webpage offers information on Dr. Thomas Frieden, who became the agency’s 16th director in June 2009. The pages features information on Dr. Frieden’s Weekly Focus, the Latest from Dr. Frieden (his RSS feed), and links to his bio, statements, videos, press releases, media appearances, photos, presentations, and speeches.	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
11557	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Self-Reported Physical Activity Among Middle-Aged Cancer Survivors in the United States: Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System Survey, 2009 - CDC	Regular physical activity (PA) can improve health outcomes in cancer survivors, but the rate of adherence to PA recommendations among middle-aged survivors is unclear. We examined adherence to PA recommendations among cancer survivors and controls. We sought to identify correlates of adherence to PA and to determine whether PA adherence is associated with health-related quality of life (HRQOL) among cancer survivors.	cancer treatment 0.371363 high school 0.358395 sedentary cancer survivors 0.503606 mental health 0.401318 poor physical health 0.385078 meeting PA guidelines 0.369839 middle-aged cancer survivors 0.449662 control subjects 0.438407 long-term cancer survivors 0.41183 PA adherence 0.549356 vigorous-intensity PA 0.397692 PA levels 0.351659 initial cancer treatment 0.367135 sedentary survivors 0.411979 PA adherence category 0.391149 previous studies 0.372153 diverse cancer types 0.354192 Cancer Survivorship Research 0.35717 health-related quality 0.354153 somewhat active survivors 0.401623 American breast cancer 0.357202 poor mental health 0.384965 cancer diagnosis 0.373984 suboptimal PA adherence 0.389064 breast cancer survivors 0.479794	moderate-intensity PA 0.397715 PA guidelines 0.606449 Male survivors 0.378913 regular physical activity 0.367865 cancer survivors 0.955133 clinical factors 0.352065 HRQOL 0.378018 cancer type 0.3736 United States 0.368292 Anderson Cancer Center 0.373538 poor overall health 0.358738 female survivors 0.378776 survivor adherence 0.350496 University Cancer Foundation 0.35779 PA recommendations 0.488452 emotional support 0.38253 PA intervention program 0.354714 MD Anderson Cancer 0.373358 comorbidity count 0.362615 design PA interventions 0.362268 middle-aged survivors 0.393888 PA 0.675203 multivariable linear regression 0.395444 multinomial logistic regression 0.364975	CLICK HERE
12143	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Prevalence, Knowledge, andPractices of Hookah Smoking Among University Students, Florida,2012 - CDC	Although hookah smoking is becoming a source of tobacco use among college students in the United States, little is known of the students’ knowledge, attitudes, and practices regarding hookah use. This cross-sectional study was aimed at determining the prevalence of hookah use and describing social and behavioral factors associated with hookah smoking among university students in a large urban university in Florida.	hookah smoking initiation 0.693499 current hookah 0.738476 new hookah 0.668842 cigar smoking 0.467717 United States 0.496726 Tobacco control activities 0.467412 large urban university 0.496409 smoking tobacco 0.487343 1-hour hookah smoking 0.730481 students 0.538753 current hookah smokers 0.65572 hookah ownership 0.721239 cigarette smoking 0.737357 hookah users 0.717005 prevalence 0.507388 hookah bar 0.668902 college students 0.521996 future studies 0.485144 hookah device ownership 0.633878 fewer smoking hookah 0.705132 new hookah establishments 0.630592 logistic regression modeling 0.501987 hookah smoking 0.976922	Current hookah usage 0.654245 current cigarette smoking 0.520403 university settings 0.481387 hookah lounges 0.620643 Hookah tobacco smoking 0.739751 private hookah 0.672918 health behavior change 0.466955 hookah usage 0.661879 high school students 0.50026 hookah products 0.625371 smoking methods 0.466482 hookah smoking cafés 0.684834 personal hookah 0.645709 concurrent cigarette smoking 0.500272 new hookah cafes 0.666487 Current hookah users 0.655169 current hookah smoking 0.729242 hookah safety 0.638973 alternative smoking mechanisms 0.481049 water pipe 0.479412 hookah bars 0.637613 hookah lounge 0.618421 hookah harmfulness 0.639981	CLICK HERE
13320	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Raw Pet Food | CDC Features	Pet owners have a variety of food choices to give their pets, even raw food. But some germs have been found in raw pet foods that can make pets and people sick, including Salmonella and Listeria monocytogenes. Learn how to protect your pet and yourself from disease.			CLICK HERE
13767	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement: National Teen Driver Safety Week - October18-24, 2015	During 2004–2013, the number of teens aged 13–19 years who died in motor vehicle crashes declined by 55% from 5,645 to 2,524 (1). During the same period, the rate of passenger vehicle drivers aged 16–19 years involved in fatal crashes decreased 56%, from 34.7 to 15.	endorsement 0.365558 adult supervision 0.446614 Human Services 0.552146 greater participation 0.449121 MMWR HTML versions 0.562488 U.S. Department 0.548186 nighttime 0.330621 number 0.327715 electronic PDF version 0.550693 youngest drivers 0.462834 mandatory holding period 0.574988 Additional information 0.558562 Contact GPO 0.469139 crash risk 0.457871 commercial sources 0.44535 young passengers 0.447724 safe teen driving 0.581488 current prices 0.439808 persons 0.327255 permits 0.347687 original paper copy 0.544495 teen crash fatalities 0.611086 encouraging trends 0.447998 original MMWR paper 0.557186	U.S. Government Printing 0.550282 learning-to-drive process 0.454249 teens 0.385987 longer practice periods 0.582069 MMWR readers 0.450689 driver licensing 0.450551 character translation 0.437898 National Teen Driver 0.580401 high risk conditions 0.584488 format errors 0.438559 declines 0.334143 fatal crashes 0.679142 Health 0.341649 passenger vehicle drivers 0.613858 typeset documents 0.445355 trade names 0.445454 provisional license holders 0.792363 official text 0.436141 minimum age 0.56307 non-CDC sites 0.44349 comprehensive GDL systems 0.881165 learners 0.35103 motor vehicle crashes 0.93962 electronic conversions 0.435215	CLICK HERE
15520	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Glossary of Influenza (Flu) Terms	A glossary of flu terminology and associated definitions used by CDC.	influenza 0.900274 avian influenza 0.753076 Asian HPAI H5N1 0.225428 United States 0.293901 avian influenza viruses 0.401063 novel influenza 0.364849 pandemic flu vaccine 0.234503 influenza A viruses 0.63152 flu vaccine 0.306957 flu activity 0.224698 pandemic influenza 0.250396 flu vaccines 0.21992 annual U.S. influenza 0.205 flu virus infection 0.228215 H5N1 influenza viruses 0.417179 influenza virus infection 0.340359 immune response 0.224985 pathogenic avian influenza 0.621786 pandemic influenza preparedness 0.244909 spray flu vaccine 0.230019	influenza A virus 0.238134 influenza vaccine 0.245851 HPAI H5 viruses 0.200649 viruses 0.696271 HPAI H5N1 viruses 0.251816 Influenza B viruses 0.310189 candidate vaccine viruses 0.282232 bird flu virus 0.343666 flu illness 0.272995 Seasonal influenza viruses 0.383324 flu A virus 0.228025 Variant influenza viruses 0.332954 human seasonal influenza 0.218196 highly-pathogenic avian influenza 0.248283 bird flu 0.3723 influenza viruses 0.520932 influenza virus 0.514369 flu season 0.254636 current seasonal influenza 0.216535	CLICK HERE