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5265	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Health Literacy - Key Activities in the Development of the National Action Plan to Improve Health Literacy	Many organizations – public and private, large and small – contributed to the development of the National Action Plan. Some key activities from 1999 to 2010 brought national attention to limited health literacy as an issue, generated information and created the momentum for a plan.	diverse perspectives 0.435218 American Medical Association 0.48038 Health Outcomes 0.463652 evidence report 0.439764 Adult Literacy 0.560813 Human Services 0.47675 Participants 0.412869 national objectives 0.447914 U.S. Department 0.476849 promising practices 0.439098 New York City 0.469433 multiple drafts 0.43915 local organizations 0.438631 End Confusion 0.442997 public health consequences 0.493185 social services 0.43855 National Institutes 0.445207 ongoing funding announcement 0.471436 Medicine Roundtable 0.444838 U.S. Surgeon General 0.473063 2010 identifies limited health literacy as a public health 0.799674 health literacy 0.964589 Ad Hoc Committee 0.47996 NAAL 0.411142 English-speaking adults 0.482667	key activities 0.446679 Scientific Affairs 0.443703 Health Literacy Workgroup 0.621298 health literacy research 0.618161 national attention 0.450881 health literacy skills 0.615742 National Assessment 0.445726 town hall meetings 0.470647 limited health literacy 0.825167 Quality 0.413685 1-day meetings 0.439818 private sector organizations 0.469774 Workshop 0.412886 Healthy People 0.48352 St. Louis 0.437747 Improving Health Literacy 0.608012 Healthcare Research 0.479595 health literacy-related objectives 0.500669 Agency 0.413702 health literate society 0.488523 improvement 0.41281 Surgeon General 0.477183 issues Health Literacy 0.625642 information needs 0.437859	CLICK HERE
6762	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - South Africa - Epidemiology and Laboratory Training	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.	non-communicable diseases 0.581569 Support epidemiology career 0.607408 Public Health degree 0.621566 oral presentations 0.590834 public health surveillance 0.690269 disease control 0.64248 Africa Field Epidemiology 0.64232 Health Laboratory Services 0.609288 National Health Laboratory 0.656194 Health Program 0.590398 South Africa Global 0.61461 Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.642604 field epidemiology 0.788056 national priority health 0.609125 applied/field epidemiology experience 0.600058 South Africa 0.936186 global health security 0.677273 CDC Epidemic Intelligence 0.57961 epidemiology short courses 0.608342 Epidemiology Training Programs 0.637733 public health staff 0.669434 Emerging Infections Program 0.58011 public health workforce 0.628482 outbreak investigations 0.656282 program funding support 0.582063	Disease Detection Centre 0.577112 National Public Health 0.626555 health information systems 0.60973 public health threats 0.625508 field epidemiology training 0.786925 public health professionals 0.683392 Public Health Network 0.613346 Dr. Tom Frieden 0.577106 public health 0.963867 Global Health Protection 0.613097 Public Health Association 0.615041 academic field placement 0.578 Global AIDS Program 0.595606 practical public health 0.626792 hypothesis-driven epidemiology research 0.608824 2-year residency program 0.582404 South African government 0.587333 health surveillance evaluation 0.612919 African Field Epidemiology 0.612726 South Africa National 0.611607 poster presentations 0.590851 2-year training program 0.59844 National Department 0.577125 South African National 0.605708	CLICK HERE
7165	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012: 11_0136	The existence of racial/ethnic disparities among active-duty Air Force members, despite equal access to free health care, indicates that premilitary health risks continue after enlistment.	health care practices 0.325826 active-duty members 0.359615 higher prevalence 0.440221 lower prevalence 0.412944 lowest prevalence 0.299113 clinically significant disparities 0.284086 members 0.393922 non-Hispanic white counterparts 0.361975 administrative data 0.328569 multivariate logistic regression 0.270197 asthma 0.280484 hypertension prevalence 0.340152 non-Hispanic black members 0.375151 significantly lower prevalence 0.349774 chronic disease prevalence 0.40717 significantly higher prevalence 0.343989 racial/ethnic disparities 0.362618 highest prevalence 0.295711 age range 0.289432 non-Hispanic blacks 0.887762 USAF Clinical Informatics 0.280557 dyslipidemia 0.290531 Air Force 0.423019 overall prevalence 0.579866 active-duty member 0.277667	NHANES IV workforce 0.283246 prevalence 0.672224 active-duty USAF members 0.32459 Indian/Alaska Native members 0.285394 health care 0.865249 lowest overall prevalence 0.344468 workforce study 0.283027 preventive health care 0.326645 chronic diseases 0.772822 free health care 0.328378 active duty 0.282911 minority racial/ethnic group 0.263953 ethnic disparities 0.373241 comprehensive health care 0.265224 preventive health assessment 0.363348 consistent racial/ethnic disparities 0.310255 American Indian/Alaska Native 0.460544 health care access 0.268034 racial/ethnic health disparities 0.328317 logistic regression models 0.272309 non-Hispanic whites 0.930795 diabetes 0.354567 High Blood Pressure 0.263672 health disparities 0.434979	CLICK HERE
7294	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Update to CDC's Sexually Transmitted Diseases Treatment Guidelines, 2010: Oral Cephalosporins No Longer a Recommended Treatment for Gonococcal Infections	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.	CDC 0.450419 twice daily orally 0.257599 control gonorrhea 0.2901 treatment guidelines 0.253403 gonorrhoeae antimicrobial susceptibility 0.379892 Robert D. Kirkcaldy 0.26873 cefixime susceptibility 0.284879 single intramuscular dose 0.320811 antimicrobial resistance 0.427535 combination therapy 0.359358 mg 0.283884 NAAT-based antimicrobial susceptibility 0.333284 uncomplicated gonorrhea 0.426708 combination antimicrobial therapy 0.270448 Gonorrhea treatment 0.385533 phenotypic antimicrobial susceptibility 0.419407 U.S. gonorrhea control 0.391161 sexually transmitted diseases 0.297135 azithromycin resistance criteria 0.323073 elevated cefixime MICs 0.560635 reliably effective treatment 0.273412 CDC STD treatment 0.310771 single dose 0.415448 treatment 0.532764 uncomplicated gonorrhea infection 0.377998	United States 0.936351 gonorrhea 0.655809 elevated ceftriaxone MICs 0.309503 fluoroquinolone-resistant N. gonorrhoeae 0.33663 rectal gonorrhea 0.294128 treatment following treatment 0.279737 gonorrhea diagnosis 0.289891 lowest antimicrobial concentration 0.276991 treatment failure 0.265487 state health department 0.291183 ceftriaxone MICs 0.318136 urogenital gonorrhea 0.307781 significant gonococcal resistance 0.266294 antimicrobial susceptibility testing 0.739211 gonorrhea prevention 0.292233 N. gonorrhoeae 0.58619 azithromycin susceptibility 0.307936 pharyngeal gonorrhea 0.360411 elevated MICs 0.287559 gonococcal susceptibility 0.259343 antimicrobial resistance trends 0.294999 antimicrobial susceptibility trends 0.35002 Ñ?ЛП Gonorrhea 0.336311 gonococcal resistance 0.32608	CLICK HERE
7548	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	ADHD - Data and Statistics	ADHD is one of the most common neurobehavioral disorders of childhood. It is usually first diagnosed in childhood and often lasts into adulthood. Children with ADHD have trouble paying attention, controlling impulsive behaviors (may act without thinking about what the result will be), and in some cases, are overly active.	similar-aged children 0.24646 CDC 0.221323 American Academy 0.245129 single ADHD treatment 0.348729 commercial employer 0.241009 children 0.538483 year-old children 0.246883 young children 0.34845 Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder 0.255136 state 0.261127 parent report 0.509751 medication treatment 0.287863 Read article 0.271632 text version 0.244724 treatment patterns 0.289716 parent surveys 0.259495 ADHD diagnosis 0.389694 behavioral treatment 0.241704 special health care 0.351765 page 0.210589 Read key findings 0.94638 higher rates 0.248768 health care needs 0.273636 ADHD 0.720711	American Psychiatric Association 0.292054 United States 0.246325 behavior therapy 0.34824 mental health counseling 0.277215 children ages 0.278664 ADHD treatment 0.385397 ADHD rates 0.321426 percent 0.261974 ADHD medication 0.361225 current ADHD 0.375761 good options 0.247142 treatment approach 0.244044 healthcare claims data 0.34238 Nevada 0.219755 single source 0.244352 clinical care 0.23921 detailed findings 0.263227 Statistical Manual 0.252748 psychological services 0.24103 community samples 0.25239 comprehensive data 0.243626 different studies 0.251414 Mental Disorders 0.250363 information 0.267946	CLICK HERE
8495	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Bill's Videos - Videos - Campaign Resources - Tips From Former Smokers - Smoking & Tobacco Use	Commercials and extended videos featuring Bill, who quit smoking after it made his diabetes harder to control, resulting in partial blindness, kidney failure, and leg amputation. Videos from the Tips from Former Smokers campaign, which features real people suffering as a result of smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke.	kidney failure 0.933643 videos 0.369192 smokers 0.372851 left eye 0.595959 life 0.35999 leg 0.670399 poor circulation 0.597835 heart disease 0.583414 smoking 0.772604 sight 0.362074 teenager 0.369697 kidney function 0.581733	TV spot 0.594433 blindness 0.370959 commercials 0.373154 makes 0.368387 hard way 0.626293 Cigarette smoking 0.726975 list 0.363078 doctor 0.358605 health problems 0.572755 emotional video 0.557468 diabetes 0.651256 age 0.42712	CLICK HERE
12685	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Blood Sugar & Fears	More than 20 million people in the United States suffer from type 2 diabetes and tens of millions more are at risk. The BLOOD SUGAR & FEARS video offers simple steps that can prevent or delay type 2 diabetes, such as choosing healthier foods, increasing physical activity and losing 5 to 7 percent of body weight. 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://wwwcdc.gov/cdctv/BloodSugarFears	Blood Sugar 0.955253	Fears 0.841685	CLICK HERE
16130	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PCOS and Diabetes, Heart Disease, Stroke... | Diabetes	null	cause PCOS 0.710567 health care provider 0.590819 menstrual period 0.465141 exact causes 0.46876 type 0.424627 PCOS Fact 0.673549 egg-producing organs 0.468627 big impact 0.467231 female reproductive organs 0.514428 male hormones 0.470974 normal weight 0.465426 insulin resistance—appear 0.511716 excess acne 0.47414 troubling 0.415545 PCOS diagnosis 0.679388 symptoms 0.440973 PCOS 0.978788 health problems 0.468787 medical conditions 0.465781 scalp hair 0.470817 lifelong health condition 0.513286 irregular periods 0.47467 women 0.650216 woman 0.428047 ovaries 0.425377	irregular monthly periods 0.629419 weight gain 0.463276 polycystic ovary syndrome 0.545516 PCOS complications 0.674011 lifestyle changes 0.520182 heart disease 0.46237 trouble 0.428227 skin doctor 0.463972 hair growth 0.641022 CDC Diabetes 0.466616 family doctor 0.461256 insulin resistance 0.65713 common cause 0.469959 reproductive age 0.472028 Reproductive Health Concerns 0.505321 excess hair growth 0.527954 families 0.426335 physical activity 0.52693 Excess insulin 0.517743 overweight women 0.504246 female infertility 0.470173 high insulin levels 0.570727 treatment options 0.460535 ovarian cysts 0.469413	CLICK HERE
16286	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FastStats - Teen Births	null	race 0.404136 United States 0.927542 Final Data 0.892858 Hispanic origin 0.860713 Births 0.701563 NCHS Data Visualization 0.761444 mother 0.63341 Teen Births 0.691928 PDF 0.440369	mothers 0.442542 MB 0.516265 Birth rates 0.74917 live-birth order 0.79066 non-Hispanic origin 0.914355 State Trends 0.538193 age 0.44484 table 0.440814	CLICK HERE
16300	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FastStats - Health of Asian or Pacific Islander Population	null	Summary Health Statistics 0.816942 Infant Mortality 0.372285 United States 0.964808 Final Data 0.584436 Health Statistics Tables 0.816699 National Health Interview 0.814759 Source 0.7098 poor health 0.385671 Number 0.292161 MB 0.577765 men 0.340422 KB 0.297433 deaths 0.429486 obesity 0.286041	health insurance coverage 0.506903 Percent 0.82909 Infant deaths 0.394524 Table P-11c 0.361704 Health Interview Survey 0.814516 births 0.447518 persons 0.284783 live births 0.39355 high blood pressure 0.848091 cigarettes 0.299405 antihypertensive medication 0.596536 hypertension 0.292718 U.S. Population 0.564518	CLICK HERE