ARTICLES LIST

Clear Search

Select the Article Source National Cancer Institute Office of Dietary Supplements National Institute on Aging Healthfinder.gov National Institute of Child Health and Human Development Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Administration for Children and Families National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences National Library of Medicine National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke NIH Senior Health National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases Health and Human Services National Institute of General Medical Sciences National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research National Human Genome Research Institute Food and Drug Administration Center for Tobacco Products Public Health and Medical Emergency Support for a Nation Prepared Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People National Institute on Drug Abuse National Institutes of Health National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases U S Food and Drug Administration National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute

Media ID	Source Name	Media Type	Language	Media Name	Media Description	Keywords	Keywords	Link to Article
665	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Fact Sheet - Health Effects of Secondhand Smoke - Smoking & Tobacco Use	Secondhand smoke contains more than 7000 chemicals. Hundreds are toxic and about 70 can cause cancer.	Human Services 0.684428 U.S. Department 0.681564 lung cancer 0.510813 Health Promotion 0.541887 Disease Control 0.564779 children 0.45391 severe asthma 0.460536 centers 0.44632 health conditions 0.44777 secondhand smoke 0.967808 breathing secondhand smoke 0.676804 National Center 0.558837 asthma attacks 0.461849 blood vessels 0.454093 Tobacco Smoke Causes 0.562294 new disease 0.439804 health problems 0.469574 immediate adverse effects 0.514274 nonsmokers 0.449698 brief exposure 0.435495 frequent asthma attacks 0.450868 heart attack 0.473302 SIDS 0.448089 U.S. nonsmokers 0.442653 Health Consequences 0.477859	sudden infant death 0.587084 infant death syndrome 0.653975 heart disease 0.522261 smoking 0.495454 severe asthma attacks 0.459431 Anniversary Surgeon General 0.454114 infants.6 Secondhand smoke 0.588379 Smoke Causes Disease 0.565664 Report 0.439956 secondhand smoke exposure 0.74722 infant deaths 0.43751 causes numerous health 0.477128 health 0.602206 Diagnostic Coding Shifts 0.449747 active smoking 0.440102 brief secondhand smoke 0.589197 deadly heart attack 0.45777 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.658717 lung cancer deaths 0.4563 severe asthma attack 0.451644 Surgeon General 0.630598 Jan 0.453282 coronary heart disease 0.508008 risk 0.480349	CLICK HERE
5406	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Smoking and visual impairment among older adults with age-related eye diseases.	null	BRFSS vision module 0.273571 self-reported visual impairment 0.433276 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.305973 current smokers 0.752252 eye diseases 0.424595 Mountains Eye Study 0.322217 Health Promotion 0.311724 Disease Control 0.361096 current smokers vs 0.390468 smoking status 0.314273 AMD 0.306297 shorter life expectancy 0.274238 Cederholm J. Smoking 0.299553 general health status 0.369619 age-related macular degeneration 0.475048 current smoking 0.31025 self-reported smoking 0.29868 National Center 0.312917 Vision impairment 0.268835 diabetic retinopathy 0.306737 BRFSS response rate 0.269002 respondents 0.37882 Mitchell P. Smoking 0.300724 smoking cessation 0.319677	Blue Mountains Eye 0.322643 vision module 0.317133 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.307291 United States 0.425548 association 0.277151 age-related eye diseases 0.421432 Visual Impairment Project 0.327046 MMWR Morb Mortal 0.265238 cigarette smoking 0.381498 BRFSS respondents 0.301306 smoking 0.580394 visual impairment 0.903461 Arch Ophthalmol 0.337065 health care 0.281326 cataract 0.310909 Br J Ophthalmol 0.269771 health 0.372007 nuclear cataract 0.268327 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.393718 Surgeon General 0.276688 E. Cigarette smoking 0.300847 primary open-angle glaucoma 0.270981 older adults 0.328897 multivariate logistic regressions 0.27223	CLICK HERE
6182	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Public policy versus individual rights in childhood obesity interventions: perspectives from the Arkansas experience with Act 1220 of 2003.	null	health advisory committee 0.478189 childhood obesity policy 0.518401 public health policies 0.464283 Prev Chronic Dis 0.499324 public policy concerns 0.458473 individual health data 0.450513 Public health law 0.451915 Wood Johnson Foundation 0.545229 evaluation data 0.455833 public’s health 0.457976 obesity control policies 0.466167 school personnel 0.442894 body mass index 0.579611 W. Boozman College 0.436125 public policy 0.494706 statewide BMI database 0.423646 BMI measurement 0.518549 schools 0.486994 public health protections 0.4587 multiple stakeholder groups 0.443701 Little Rock 0.425548 obesity burden 0.424757 parents 0.450913 community health promotion 0.425088 healthier options 0.423359	public school children 0.484124 public health policy 0.547768 obesity prevention movement 0.433594 Child Health Advisory 0.431569 required public school 0.439353 major public health 0.523923 Robert Wood Johnson 0.545236 Medical Sciences 0.486107 public health initiatives 0.451123 public health threats 0.452785 Arkansas Act 0.547081 public health goals 0.457022 individual rights 0.759392 public health 0.898925 Fay W. Boozman 0.434215 unhealthy options 0.426933 Health Improvement 0.44734 Arkansas public schools 0.449356 public health programs 0.459899 school policy changes 0.427999 BMI assessment 0.518393 physical activity 0.501426 Arkansas Center 0.430995 public health problem 0.523917	CLICK HERE
8854	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables - June 7, 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.	H. influenzae 0.529956 CDC 0.450749 novel influenza 0.742057 pandemic influenza 0.988891 measles cases 0.516068 ** Data 0.503157 probable cases 0.493951 viral hemorrhagic fever 0.642486 rubella cases 0.48473 reporting 0.333536 influenza A virus 0.597567 virus infections 0.500201 National Center 0.624178 STD Prevention 0.477559 strain 0.338356	Immunization 0.339292 viruses 0.335652 cases 0.654841 TB Prevention 0.466868 Table 0.368142 hemorrhagic fever 0.673459 Total case counts 0.604079 serotypes 0.336486 Viral Hepatitis 0.478201 dengue hemorrhagic fever 0.653952 Cumulative total E. 0.60499 Influenza Division 0.569507 2009 pandemic 0.856086 Respiratory Diseases 0.474998 ages 0.336537	CLICK HERE
9917	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Voluntary Recall of One Lot of Gardasil HPV Vaccine | Media Statement | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	CDC Statement regarding Gardasil vaccine recall 12/2013	voluntary recall 0.560564 date 0.321414 CDC 0.393796 instance 0.32461 offices 0.337067 process.  HPV vaccine 0.741969 potential 0.3239 lot.  Merck 0.449823 injection site 0.419086 HPV vaccines 0.658048 vials 0.387511 steps 0.321947 vaccine.  Clinicians 0.433323 mild reactions. 0.424903 effects 0.321267 HPV vaccination coverage 0.698496 isolated problem 0.410885 HUMAN SERVICES 0.409505 breakage 0.329243 recall. 0.321646 parents 0.347811 problems 0.32444 child 0.32123 benefits 0.324543 http://www.cdc.gov/vaccinesafety/Vaccines/HPV/hpv_gardasil_recall.html 0.321795	11-12 year olds 0.440114 doses 0.323987 HPV vaccine 0.950096 www.merckvaccines.com 0.320885 result 0.350619 patient 0.321541 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.413326 preteen girls 0.420367 company 0.324122 Recombinant 0.326729 strong safety record 0.498075 Gardasil® 0.324037 VAERS 0.330903 types 0.346827 People 0.321767 Human Papillomavirus Quadrivalent 0.550975 adverse events 0.541861 mild reactions 0.424883 concerns 0.321367 glass particles 0.663745 Vaccine Adverse Event 0.669607 cancer-preventing vaccine. 0.433769 information 0.32108 redness 0.321467	CLICK HERE
10153	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Asphalt Fumes - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topics	null	guide lists steps 0.21073 Occupational Exposure 0.246754 Asphalt Roofing Manufacturers 0.587765 hot asphalt 0.75085 Asphalt Fume Exposures 0.817536 roofing asphalt-fume condensates 0.21958 exposure limits 0.31125 asphalt roofing products 0.751717 worker exposure 0.272494 NIOSH Manual 0.337 Asphalt Pavement Milling 0.494896 NIOSH 0.551895 occupational safety 0.212552 Asphalt Fumes 0.905379	industrial hygiene information 0.225738 Hot Mix Asphalt 0.523038 current engineering controls 0.385018 Control Worker Exposure 0.269827 Publication No. 0.800936 NIOSH document Criteria 0.396558 asphalt paving industry 0.515901 NIOSH Pocket Guide 0.476086 International Chemical Safety 0.232866 work practices 0.210294 National Roofing Contractors 0.223925 worker exposures 0.278378 respirator recommendations 0.255197	CLICK HERE
10566	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Program Participation and Blood Pressure Improvement in the Heart of New Ulm Project, Minnesota, 2009"2011 - CDC	The Heart of New Ulm (HONU) Project is a community-based heart disease prevention intervention that delivers various component programs through health care, work sites, and the community. We examined the association between HONU program participation and blood pressure (BP) control over the first 2 years of the project.	lower BP goal 0.720972 program participation 0.818539 BP improvement 0.769058 BP improvements 0.757327 stable BP 0.683893 new ulm project 0.689137 BP status 0.693671 controlled baseline BP 0.835281 BP values 0.697908 high bp 0.811536 health care providers 0.674001 blood pressure 0.882056 risk factors 0.832884 controlled BP 0.742834 BP control 0.832132 cardiovascular disease risk 0.66229 High BP promotes 0.755432 meaningful BP improvements 0.739051 baseline BP groups 0.765853 community 0.674481 mm Hg 0.775617 heart health screening 0.674457 uncontrolled BP 0.879481 uncontrolled baseline BP 0.943305	diastolic BP 0.71749 normal BP 0.714989 heart health 0.759978 improved BP control 0.722582 stable systolic BP 0.723987 HONU program participation 0.692053 HONU intervention programs 0.688235 heart health screenings 0.710765 work sites 0.740372 heart disease 0.833155 significant BP improvement 0.740256 BP measures 0.697799 health care 0.781661 high baseline BP 0.772945 New Ulm 0.885704 BP data 0.702559 physical activity 0.715582 work site 0.749469 HONU Project 0.758038 high blood pressure 0.704225 et al 0.776102 coronary heart disease 0.756306 CVD prevention 0.670472 systolic BP 0.774268	CLICK HERE
11474	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NCIRD | DBD Bulletin Winter 2012 | Quarter 3 News	Division of Bacterial Diseases Bulletin Winter	CIO Challenge Award 0.870204 Jennifer Liang 0.795686 NCIRD Honor Award 0.91179 CDC’s ABCs 0.852918 Outstanding Team Player 0.846848 Leadership Award 0.794781 CDC China National 0.92621 DBD microbiologist Carla 0.902285 Early Career Awards 0.849782 adult pneumococcal conjugate 0.829485 Director Lance Rodewald 0.826516 Jennifer Rabke Verani 0.867781 CDC National Conference 0.913988 personal protective equipment 0.815893 Streptococcus Laboratory team 0.874673 independent research careers 0.835467 Strep Prevention—GBS App 0.840012 Healthiest CIO Challenge 0.861278 Phlegm Fighters 0.841028 highest ranking nominations 0.830828 lab capacity-building training 0.826586 Streptococcus pneumoniae 0.843737 Chris Van Beneden 0.824619 Capacity—recognizing outstanding commitment 0.837193 National Immunization Program 0.917447	DBD staff members 0.930634 NCIRD Honor Awards 0.895912 CDC’s guidelines 0.850291 perinatal disease prevention 0.854316 NCIRD Awards Committee 0.880416 Challenge Award—This award 0.868528 cross-center cleaner-burning stove 0.834268 coveted Healthiest MEDIUM 0.838336 indoor air pollution 0.820713 PECASE award 0.800347 peer-submitted nomination narratives 0.842212 neonatal group 0.808655 Regional Reference Laboratory 0.831571 Alison Patti 0.830823 laboratorian Ranjith Jeyaraman 0.821061 Award—Gail’s award 0.794565 mobile web application 0.823836 DBD staffers 0.839134 CDC/ATSDR Award categories 0.863808 CDC scientists 0.861296 China CDC National 0.9246 CDC Excellence 0.844306 Stephanie Schrag 0.833568 neonatal sepsis 0.800142	CLICK HERE
12729	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Making the Business Case for Prevention: Smoke-free Multiunit Housing	Real estate developers, property managers, and residents of Boston, MA, are benefitting from smoke-free efforts. Find out why smoke-free housing is a smart business decision that also aims to improve public health. 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/CDCTV/SmokeFreeHousing/Wmv/SmokeFreeHousing.wmv	Prevention 0.333701 Smoke-free Multiunit Housing 0.956772	YouTube 0.575849	CLICK HERE
15293	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Indicadores importantes: Su hijo de 4 años	null	YOUR BABY AND 0.753743 Academia Americana 0.868476 BIRTH TO AGE 0.768303 Joseph Hagan 0.641452 Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.795943 Archivo RealPlayer 0.700248 AND ADOLESCENTS 0.636017 Elk Grove Village 0.748381 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.827725 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.796462	Steven Shelov 0.636378 Archivo Microsoft 0.97832 Archivo Microsoft Word 0.823929 Archivo Texto 0.688226 BRIGHT FUTURES 0.651043 Relata cuentos 0.664601 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.792711 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.799804 Tanya Remer Altmann 0.779992 YOUNG CHILD 0.642706	CLICK HERE