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5961	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Hydrogenated terphenyls - 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
6137	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	World Hepatitis Day 2011 - Media Statement: July 27, 2011	CDC Statement on World Hepatitis Day 2011	new therapies 0.383085 new vaccines 0.354513 hepatitis B virus 0.554561 Baruch Blumberg 0.348347 needle sticks 0.347393 enormous challenges 0.347563 pregnant women 0.343323 Disease Control 0.411383 sexual contact 0.349676 viral hepatitis prevention—Dr 0.598134 hepatitis C infection 0.513408 health care providers 0.382077 hepatitis B vaccination 0.507957 individual hepatitis burden 0.528441 tremendous burden 0.344183 effective treatments 0.343038 diagnostic tests 0.344565 World Health Organization 0.401043 Global Health 0.345215 body fluids 0.348742 liver cirrhosis 0.356955 health care facilities 0.381881 infected mother 0.346666 -sponsored World Hepatitis 0.582338 action plan 0.370268	new infections 0.34845 global effort 0.348045 United States 0.381661 remarkable successes 0.352509 premature death 0.345707 effective vaccines 0.352977 global burden 0.350008 Dr. Blumberg 0.342732 hepatitis D. 0.508421 single disease 0.354241 viral hepatitis 0.932035 hepatitis B vaccine 0.550242 human services 0.38166 transfusion-associated hepatitis 0.504567 World Health Assembly 0.443173 safe food supply 0.375996 injection drug users 0.374696 effective vaccine 0.350301 new generation 0.346226 liver cancer 0.390112 risk 0.345527 infection control procedures 0.383468 adequate access 0.345858 water- borne hepatitis 0.543427	CLICK HERE
6650	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The evolution of the Steps program, 2003-2010: transforming the federal public health practice of chronic disease prevention.	The Steps program, formerly known as Steps to a HealthierUS, was the first Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) program to support a community-based, integrated approach to chronic disease prevention. Steps interventions addressed both diseases and risk factors, focusing on the 3 leading causes of preventable deaths in the United States — tobacco use, poor nutrition, and physical inactivity — and the associated chronic conditions of asthma, diabetes, and obesity.	CDC 0.470233 outcome measures 0.414942 change strategy interventions 0.447209 environmental change strategies 0.416427 health care provider 0.425609 National Health Interview 0.441528 performance measures 0.423477 health outcomes 0.456214 Disease Control 0.470636 PSE change 0.621212 health care providers 0.594088 Steps initiatives 0.47688 Successful PSE change 0.415518 steps program 0.655725 risk factors 0.576059 Steps policy initiatives 0.509272 Steps communities 0.963523 Steps interventions 0.618394 diabetes self-management training 0.403013 PSE change strategies 0.553561 Steps community 0.542545 population-based health programs 0.434849 health intervention approach 0.443326 health care costs 0.432066	common interventions 0.457272 PSE change approach 0.439384 chronic disease prevention 0.710232 community members 0.405247 United States 0.516323 Long-term health outcomes 0.408518 health behavior 0.464144 health care 0.655308 short-term health outcomes 0.409173 Planet Health curriculum 0.422019 implementation 0.403009 risk factor 0.444661 data collection 0.437358 School-based health education 0.423942 physical activity 0.553392 health education curriculum 0.427226 public health capacity 0.429954 smoke-free housing 0.429454 evidence-based interventions 0.412031 PSE change-focused strategies 0.415629 Health care access 0.430207 PSE change strategy 0.540985 Steps Model 0.555088 Boston Steps 0.461151	CLICK HERE
8011	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	South Africa - Success Stories	CDC partners in South Africa with government and parastatal agencies, private institutions, universities and non-governmental organizations to improve the country’s public health foundation, to prevent transmission of HIV, to provide care and treatment for those who are already infected with HIV, and to strengthen laboratory capacity.	Field Epidemiology Training 0.689608 Regional Global Disease 0.680221 South African magazine 0.674488 public health interventions 0.664488 Charles C. Shepard 0.675253 Global Disease Detection 0.680216 Training Programme residents 0.683036 South African women 0.682533 Tutu TB Centre 0.65598 Disease Control 0.681589 South Africa staff 0.693282 Africa Field Epidemiology 0.764645 South Africa Field 0.781904 Dr. Adam L. 0.673968 Development South Africa 0.691902 National Health Laboratory 0.696582 C. Shepard Science 0.675249 South African province 0.672717 U.S. Ambassador Patrick 0.684571 Prevention Program Manager 0.654526 HIV Drug Resistance 0.655742 Health Resources Services 0.670844 South Africa 0.94378 South African AIDS 0.679821 Shepard Science Award 0.675244	public health awareness 0.661036 Public Health Specialist 0.668028 Adam L. Cohen 0.671266 South African Transfusion 0.672757 Health Laboratory Service 0.696577 South African Minister 0.677331 Epidemiology Training Program 0.658823 Africa Regional Global 0.699068 Disease Detection Centre 0.679087 sub-Saharan Africa 0.654528 Epidemiology Training Programme 0.656086 global health response 0.660548 Public Health Degrees 0.731646 South Africa Regional 0.723978 private health sector… 0.670092 health care service 0.661235 Africa’s Influenza 0.661772 Rotary Family Health 0.658911 Influenza Program Director 0.676237 CDC-South Africa partners 0.665127 Sexual Health Clinic 0.659731 HIV 0.663448 Community Health Media 0.661519 South Africa… 0.669929	CLICK HERE
9558	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Preventing Chronic Disease - CDC: Volume 10, 2013: 13_0029	Volumen 10 — el 12 de septiembre de 2013.	Jancey J 0.359809 Western Australia 0.355066 Andy H 0.366321 Workplace Obesity Prevention 0.414761 Jonine Jancey 0.367428 Blackford K 0.377674 Krysten Blackford 0.376884 Melissa Ledger 0.375861	Office-Based Physical Activity 0.417245 Howat P 0.364226 Lee AH 0.363198 aspectos facilitadores 0.917783 Preferred Strategies 0.367453 Ledger M 0.371513 Peter Howat 0.3649 Nutrition Intervention 0.372791	CLICK HERE
10404	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health Reports'Publications and Products'DHDSP'CDC	null	Canada 0.231375 CDC 0.400314	Initiative Web site 0.839858 PDF files 0.490956	CLICK HERE
10632	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	New CDC Vital Signs: Younger teens still account for 1 in 4 teen births | Digital Press Kit | CDC Online Newsroom	Although births to younger teens aged 15 to 17 years have declined, they still represent over a quarter of teen births - nearly 1,700 births a week, according to this month’s Vital Signs by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	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
11642	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcements: World Heart Day - September 29, 2014	World Heart Day will be observed September 29, 2014. The focus of World Heart Day this year is creating heart-healthy environments in which persons are able to make heart-healthy choices wherever they live, learn, work, and play. Heart disease and stroke are the world's leading causes of death, claiming an estimated 17.	healthy food choices 0.721337 CDC 0.551121 heart-healthy environment 0.699623 Human Services 0.662852 MMWR HTML versions 0.670513 U.S. Department 0.658197 healthy choices 0.589069 population approaches 0.549256 heart-healthy environments 0.854613 electronic PDF version 0.659747 health systems 0.558173 risk factors 0.550409 community level 0.556701 Additional information 0.67006 lower-sodium food options 0.689871 Contact GPO 0.574243 commercial sources 0.551344 current prices 0.545029 multiple ways 0.560542 original paper copy 0.65284 private-sector partners 0.56493 Healthy Community Programs 0.684775 community-based approaches 0.556158 World Heart 0.985909	heart attacks 0.577963 sodium consumption 0.565446 Sodium Reduction 0.564472 original MMWR paper 0.665064 U.S. Government Printing 0.659449 heart-healthy planet 0.694851 MMWR readers 0.555386 character translation 0.543606 Million Hearts Initiative 0.739589 heart disease 0.808356 federal agencies 0.555857 community-clinical linkages 0.566207 evidence base 0.55069 format errors 0.543626 cardiovascular disease 0.566777 Communities Program 0.55909 nonprofit organizations 0.55502 typeset documents 0.550472 trade names 0.551452 official text 0.541782 physical activity 0.562295 smoke-free environments 0.576859 non-CDC sites 0.548814 heart-healthy choices 0.741701	CLICK HERE
12420	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tickborne Relapsing Fever - United States, 1990-2011	Joseph D. Forrester, MD1,2, Anne M. Kjemtrup, DVM, PhD3, Curtis L.	host immune response 0.613475 TBRF 0.901074 public health practitioners 0.745846 Human Services 0.686324 tickborne relapsing fever 0.725394 Zoonotic Infectious Disease 0.606478 western states 0.638343 state health departments 0.632106 characteristic clinical feature 0.614879 rodent control 0.610847 TBRF Borrelia 0.683847 rodent reservoir host 0.630888 TBRF exposures 0.608581 hard ticks 0.608015 Communicable Disease Epidemiology 0.612562 febrile illness 0.62896 Washington State Department 0.634867 TBRF case data 0.694873 clinical illness 0.633576 age distribution 0.668212 standard case definition 0.626784 western United States 0.837568 environmental health specialists 0.639099 reservoir host biology 0.611519	Ornithodoros hermsi ticks 0.663024 TBRF cases 0.824239 State Health Services 0.649373 12Indian Health Service 0.638641 nonresident visitors 0.635155 clinically compatible illness 0.704366 human outdoor activity 0.620851 TBRF infections 0.610385 North Dakota 0.672647 public health 0.762856 standard surveillance case 0.616489 TBRF prevention measures 0.657442 soft ticks 0.776427 Ornithodoros turicata ticks 0.654193 bimodal age distribution 0.61871 compatible clinical illness 0.624229 spirochete outer surface 0.617463 Communicable Disease Control 0.616242 pest removal services 0.606616 arthropod vector biology 0.605906 New Mexico 0.735632 seasonally occupied lake 0.61007 blood smear 0.621896 New Mexico Department 0.63056	CLICK HERE
13528	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Proteja sus ojos | Contact Lenses | CDC	CDC - Protect Your Eyes: Healthy and Safe Contact Lens Cleaning and Use. Millions of people use contact lenses every day but lens cleaning practices can lead to eye infections. Hands should be washed before handling contact lenses and contacts should be properly cleaned, disinfected, and stored to ensure eye health and safety. Following your eye doctor’s recommendations and a few simple steps can lead to healthy daily contact lens use.	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.769135 siguientes consejos 0.684557 líquido viejo 0.714373 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.764783	Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.785217 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.766274 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.761059 Archivo Microsoft 0.988202	CLICK HERE