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4697	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Cost-effectiveness analysis of efforts to reduce risk of type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease in southwestern Pennsylvania, 2005-2007	null	Diabetes Prevention Study 0.459497 cost-effectiveness ratio 0.313959 diabetes prevention 0.821409 Prospective Diabetes Study 0.273818 Pittsburgh Diabetes Institute 0.223708 impaired glucose tolerance 0.309162 Kingdom Prospective Diabetes 0.210552 1-way sensitivity analyses 0.26126 Da Qing Diabetes 0.273843 mDPP intervention cost 0.225352 Diabetes Study risk 0.22783 lifestyle intervention 0.319047 DPP lifestyle intervention 0.280425 Diabetes Prevention Support 0.277385 incremental cost-effectiveness 0.209833 complicated diabetes 0.209333 DPP intervention 0.233272	usual care 0.527609 stable diabetes stage 0.206335 mDPP intervention 0.358338 cost-effectiveness 0.326907 risk factors 0.272107 Diabetes Care 0.35576 original DPP 0.222441 Diabetes Prevention Programme 0.211634 cost-effectiveness ratios 0.210687 metabolic syndrome 0.930368 et al 0.393109 sensitivity analyses 0.405444 diabetes prevention program 0.72605 diabetes complication incidence 0.208226 intervention 0.408255 Finnish Diabetes Prevention 0.378555	CLICK HERE
6081	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Graphite (synthetic) - 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
6294	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vital Signs: Alcohol-Impaired Driving Among Adults - United States, 2010 - Press Briefing Transcript: October 4, 2011	Vital Signs: Alcohol-Impaired Driving Among Adults — United States, 2010	young men age 0.337449 sobriety checkpoints 0.394774 fatal motor vehicle 0.427112 Tom Frieden 0.991916 risky drinking patterns 0.353992 ignition interlock programs 0.332066 Tom Skinner 0.850439 brief question 0.329832 David Beasley 0.385364 minimum legal drinking 0.474144 press star 0.433855 drivers.  Dr. Bergen 0.395548 broader societal costs. 0.393607 ignition interlock 0.376105 strong public support 0.324011 Dr. Gwen Bergen 0.446855 legal drinking age 0.478886 Shirley. Thank 0.37401 highways.  Sobriety checkpoints 0.346941 Mr. Tom skinner. 0.36761 Dr. Thomas Frieden 0.484462 young inexperienced drivers 0.335513 drunk driving.  Drinking 0.393106 Gwen Bergen 0.882616 Timothy Martin 0.362545	Operator 0.348706 driving.  Ignition interlocks 0.35832 ignition interlock systems 0.323006 Vital Signs 0.389593 ignition interlocks 0.381915 recent survey 0.324828 costs.  Dr. Bergen 0.391223 Daniel DeNoon 0.435499 interesting.  Thank 0.335929 monthly sobriety checkpoints. 0.332243 drink.  Binge drinking 0.386166 Vital Signs report 0.325978 drunk driving 0.557788 age drinking laws 0.392364 question 0.637821 people 0.386742 drinking age laws 0.478344 medical costs 0.34268 motor vehicle crashes 0.590563 Mike Stobbe 0.557088 Dr. Bergen 0.891914 Dr. Frieden 0.695499 Damien McNamara 0.3713 blood alcohol concentration 0.322512	CLICK HERE
6698	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Effect of changes to the neighborhood built environment on physical activity in a low-income African American neighborhood.	Physical activity levels are influenced by the built environment. We examined how changes in the built environment affected residents’ physical activity levels in a low-income, primarily African American neighborhood in New Orleans.	low-income neighborhood 0.267181 African American neighborhoods 0.325085 6-block walking path 0.244549 intervention neighborhood 0.989877 comparison neighborhood 0.592473 PACE steering committee 0.335755 physical environment 0.294603 PA levels 0.291472 neighborhood residents 0.333698 vigorous physical activity 0.286599 Self-reported physical activity 0.282089 neighborhood setting 0.276556 Community Environment Study 0.237058 influence physical activity 0.224974 physical activity locations 0.25771 wide neighborhood boulevard 0.316869 neighborhood physical activity 0.407415 Phys Act Health 0.340968 neighborhood streets 0.280065 baseline 0.258665 Tulane University 0.380423 vigorous activity 0.311111 neighborhood leaders 0.284877 physical activity behaviours 0.227904	Community Environment Project 0.261905 entire neighborhood 0.258121 INA 0.229816 African American neighborhood 0.355643 project intervention neighborhood 0.374895 community physical environment 0.246467 steering committee 0.401905 Prevention Research Center 0.392552 neighborhood flood levels 0.329282 Yang J. Neighborhood 0.293791 school playground 0.238424 comparison neighborhoods 0.505004 neighborhood-by-time interaction 0.245301 community-based participatory research 0.247535 public health 0.260323 observed vigorous activity 0.243558 physical activity 0.691408 New Orleans 0.567836 Active Community Environment 0.417887 self-reported PA 0.300672 people 0.265624 Tulane University School 0.296447 interventions 0.22757 intervention neighborhood sections 0.351248	CLICK HERE
8385	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Preventing Chronic Disease - CDC: Volume 10, 2013:12_0211	Volumen 10 — el 28 de marzo de 2013.	salud pública 0.561673 Nueva York 0.473352 mayores probabilidades 0.466133 alta prevalencia 0.582983	Estados Unidos 0.56767 participantes indo-guyaneses 0.960928 Ningún estudio 0.48003 mala salud 0.467923	CLICK HERE
8815	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Deaths Associated with Hurricane Sandy - October-November2012	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.	flooded homes 0.529443 Cross mortality form 0.486564 Red Cross 0.911261 Sandy-related deaths 0.643328 New York state 0.512687 New York City 0.731009 Human Health Sciences 0.504607 directly related deaths 0.637954 Management Agency storm 0.507592 deaths 0.993416 Hurricane-related drowning deaths 0.656444 Red Cross cases 0.505155 nondrowning deaths 0.598617 Red Cross mortality 0.672871 tropical storm winds 0.47827 decedents 0.485872 home addresses 0.48859 hurricane-related deaths 0.625794 hurricane evacuation orders 0.514136 West Virginia 0.480555 Emergency Management Agency 0.56218 hurricane storm surge 0.497583 Zone A. Drowning 0.538418 Cross mortality tracking 0.518276	Evacuation Zone A. 0.567965 storm surge predictions 0.481434 Evacuation Zone 0.697144 evacuation messages 0.534471 indirectly related deaths 0.674399 mandatory evacuation orders 0.497338 evacuation plans 0.489523 New York 0.857003 Red Cross volunteers 0.531473 mortality forms 0.494986 common cause 0.48071 disaster-related health needs 0.47897 disaster-related deaths 0.620758 American Red Cross 0.645627 evacuation systems 0.499706 Cross tracks deaths 0.640772 New Jersey 0.483821 storm surge area 0.565816 evacuation zones 0.488468 Red Cross Disaster 0.51394 Cross mortality forms 0.484824 Federal Emergency Management 0.564161 Hurricane Sandy 0.549611 Agency storm surge 0.507814	CLICK HERE
10644	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Short and Extended Messages'Botulism' Communicating in the First Hours	The CERC training program educates people on the principles and application of crisis and emergency risk communication when responding to a public health emergency.	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
12807	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Concussion Videos | HEADS UP | CDC Injury Center	null	helmet safety 0.74655 stories 0.51717 lives 0.515124 www.facebook.com/CDCHeadsUp 0.453807 insights 0.480631 resources 0.453467 brain injury basics 0.94393 teens 0.576621 video 0.452812 families 0.462441 community 0.45392	experience 0.45264 experiences 0.452958 YouTube 0.480915 latest news 0.695085 brain injury 0.955433 pros 0.490775 CDC HEADS 0.735884 concussion 0.674022 tag 0.46798 HeadsUpFilmFestival 0.452008 experts 0.462817	CLICK HERE
13556	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Biological Effects of Radiation | Video	Scientists have been studying the effects of radiation on the body for over 100 years, so we know quite a bit about how radiation interacts with living tissue. This video takes a closer look at how the amount of radiation our bodies receive, otherwise known as the dose, can affect the cells in our bodies. Other videos focused on possible health effects of radiation emergencies can be found here: http://emergency.cdc.gov/radiation/protectiveactions.asp 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/wcms/videos/low-res/NCEH/2015/biological_effects_of_radiation_922304.mp4	Radiation 0.837145	Biological Effects 0.871613	CLICK HERE
13684	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The Effects of the A Matter of Balance Program on Falls and Physical Risk of Falls, Tampa, Florida, 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.	composite score 0.404268 Montreal Cognitive Assessment 0.428205 recurrent falls 0.408887 MOB program 0.973838 functional limitations 0.583455 significant differences 0.437855 multivariate analysis 0.455515 geriatric fear 0.371899 number 0.448277 falls 0.616118 logistic regressions 0.381508 significant multivariate group 0.397941 fear 0.376755 comparison groups 0.420212 Falls Efficacy Scale 0.444871 physical risk factors 0.546084 significant main effect 0.430412 Performance-Oriented Mobility Assessment 0.391076 effects 0.421263 physical activities participants 0.374176 FR test 0.570774 significant group 0.396372 community-dwelling older adults 0.4229 physical risk 0.63365 study 0.435943	Sci Soc Sci 0.377715 standardized MOB program 0.450514 Daily Living scale 0.564841 significant effects 0.372052 Significant univariate group 0.399606 MOB group 0.869273 Psychol Sci Soc 0.380255 participants 0.472709 recurrent fallers 0.662599 time interaction 0.434078 nonrecurrent fallers 0.38748 Katz Activities 0.382735 univariate repeated-measures ANCOVA 0.44524 chronic conditions 0.434981 randomized controlled trial 0.38054 higher scores 0.463304 final MOB session 0.423795 significantly better performance 0.380524 comparison group 0.897426 Modified Falls Efficacy 0.445474 older adults 0.656485 TUG test 0.51664 time 0.459477 Lawton Instrumental Activities 0.448945	CLICK HERE