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5128	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Monday, February 14, 2011	null	Antimicrob Agents Chemother. 0.767711 6-year lifestyle intervention 0.769847 modeling total survey 0.771206 Extensively drug-resistant TB 0.768793 diabetes-related microvascular complications 0.77522 Regul Toxicol Pharmacol. 0.768695 CDC Science Clips 0.883577 Ko AI 0.767429 Der Walt ML 0.772869 pneumococcal conjugate vaccine 0.772157 Hypochlorite solution expiration 0.770501 Chief Science Officer 0.782721 pandemic influenza vaccine 0.775256 Vaccine Adverse Event 0.770982 low tuberculosis incidence 0.774431 primary care physicians 0.770823 antiepileptic drug effects 0.778027 rapid influenza testing 0.776786 Prevention Outcome Study 0.790625 Environ Health Perspect. 0.783237 Stephen B. Thacker 0.843049 cumulative spinal load 0.817458 Kenyan healthcare workers 0.768677 fatality review data 0.767641 population-based cohort study 0.779083	probable opioid misuse 0.776152 adult influenza vaccination 0.775669 immigration medical screening 0.772593 BMC Infect Dis. 0.769152 Dos Santos MS 0.767226 impaired glucose tolerance 0.769831 drug susceptibility testing 0.77275 second-line drug resistance 0.770572 unintentional injury deaths 0.774348 Dasch GA 0.766697 Acquir Immune Defic 0.825824 Blood lead levels 0.768484 National Immunization Survey 0.771199 Feb 0.943662 Immune Defic Syndr. 0.825816 public health literature 0.775488 van Bemmel DM 0.772305 B. Thacker CDC 0.871807 Inj Prev. 0.88963 chronic opioid therapy 0.7794 Human posture simulation 0.825835 Health Serv Res. 0.782164 Sullivan MD 0.791209 Thacker CDC Library 0.871796	CLICK HERE
6179	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Use of indoor tanning devices by high school students in the United States, 2009.	null	skin cancer risk 0.347007 computer-scannable questionnaire booklet 0.342831 baseline data 0.354079 white students 0.350283 newly enacted tax 0.342847 98-item self-administered questionnaire 0.34382 weighted data 0.365157 complex survey design 0.350042 student response rate 0.344147 overall response rate 0.342809 Risk Behavior Survey 0.398209 Disease Control 0.363212 Gery P. Guy 0.373194 indoor UV tanning 0.43631 commonly diagnosed cancers 0.344788 skin tanning 0.407221 excise tax 0.397488 survey data commands 0.35542 indoor tanning devices 0.733095 Warshaw E. Indoor 0.361687 response rate 0.357046 Risk Behavior Surveillance 0.38316 Affordable Care Act 0.386498 UV radiation 0.344819 Oak Ridge Institute 0.340597	Thun M. Indoor 0.360567 devices multiple times 0.359279 private high school 0.357293 female students 0.350294 school response rate 0.350299 Barr R. Cancer 0.3423 United States 0.372322 Patient Protection 0.348839 Cancer Epidemiol Biomarkers 0.342211 documented risk factor 0.344453 federal health care 0.350231 federal Patient Protection 0.347585 previous reliability study 0.344729 3-stage cluster sample 0.345015 times 0.36308 national Youth Risk 0.357718 youth risk behavior 0.468838 nationally representative sample 0.343687 nationally representative estimates 0.34393 indoor tanning device 0.942809 newly imposed tax 0.342363 new excise tax 0.34728 high school students 0.582563 risk factor 0.344824	CLICK HERE
6284	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Health Literacy for Public Health Professionals - Get Training Continuing Education	Training in health literacy is essential for anyone working in health information and services. Whether you are new to health literacy, need a refresher, or want to get your entire staff trained, these courses are a good place to start.			CLICK HERE
7673	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Watching Hands: Artists Respond to Keeping Well	David J. Sencer CDC Museum: Watching Hands: Artists Respond to Keeping Well	CDC Foundation 0.635217 importance 0.347949 NY 0.364234 Joe Peragine 0.627603 Didi Dunphy 0.680837 effective ways 0.577356 act 0.345112 unexpected ways 0.618122 artists 0.379663 installation 0.341276 boundaries 0.360714 GA 0.345123 connection 0.3403 CDC Museum Curator 0.8933 exhibit 0.348082	Georgia Pacific 0.572959 exhibition 0.341885 hand washing 0.997824 Katherine L. Ross 0.800791 work 0.345345 public health campaigns 0.823789 graphic design 0.566166 new media 0.562562 sculpture 0.34134 Athens 0.346276 San Francisco 0.561563 Louise E. Shaw 0.828663 John Bankston 0.610956 H1N1 prevention campaigns 0.852642	CLICK HERE
7856	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Kidney Disease - Health Communication	Kidney Disease - Gateway to Health Communication - CDC	country 0.309501 Blood pressure control 0.393049 urine 0.310586 health care provider 0.389758 dietary restrictions 0.351745 number 0.319819 African-Americans 0.31046 blood pressure drugs 0.39191 ethnic populations 0.350341 inhibitor class 0.352065 kidney damage 0.48989 injury 0.310659 angiotensin-converting enzyme 0.350636 uncontrolled diabetes 0.360678 blood pressure 0.503003 effective treatments 0.349857 kidney function 0.513419 severe kidney failure 0.576699 greatest risk 0.351206 American Indians 0.350496 daily medication 0.348635 low protein diets 0.389157 kidney failure 0.723344 kidney disease 0.95778 progression 0.321565	kidneys 0.383955 significant portion 0.352601 life 0.316163 result 0.309626 Kidney transplants 0.494874 small fraction receive 0.396564 poisoning 0.310472 dialysis access areas 0.407983 dialysis patients 0.365035 bone disease 0.357323 dietary restriction 0.350941 cost 0.309602 kidney transplant 0.615451 blood test 0.355815 major loss 0.355893 people 0.408598 better quality 0.350383 Pacific Islanders 0.352615 proper treatment 0.351978 high blood pressure 0.488388 common causes 0.36025 family history 0.352289 blood glucose control 0.394891 severe illness 0.359269	CLICK HERE
8720	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Avian Influenza A Virus Infections in Humans	Avian Influenza A Virus Infections in Humans - CDC	avian influenza 0.966103 CDC 0.433839 ill person 0.428434 United States 0.466509 avian influenza viruses 0.725047 influenza antiviral drugs 0.531082 critically ill patients 0.444618 infected birds 0.45398 influenza A viruses 0.710009 HPAI Asian lineage 0.446871 Pathogenic Avian Influenza 0.571209 systems. Asian lineage 0.446896 novel influenza viruses 0.575214 influenza virus infection 0.559277 similar H5N1 viruses 0.499861 infected poultry 0.428409 public health professionals 0.483651 candidate vaccine virus 0.491973 bird flu viruses 0.513368 lower respiratory tract 0.447666 influenza A virus 0.6127 virus infections 0.45138 health care professionals 0.444335 antiviral resistance 0.452105	acute respiratory distress 0.450168 available avian influenza 0.575536 seasonal influenza 0.521111 Seasonal influenza vaccination 0.515593 candidate vaccine viruses 0.498909 avian influenza virus 0.660983 Rare human infections 0.460194 sick person 0.427661 people 0.433822 influenza antiviral chemoprophylaxis 0.530254 human illness worldwide 0.453242 human infections 0.506451 avian viruses 0.551472 United States government 0.441357 avian influenza guidance 0.575834 severe respiratory illness 0.454671 person 0.437703 respiratory tract 0.451938 unprotected contact 0.429121 respiratory failure 0.428405 Asian avian influenza 0.566173 antiviral medications 0.436312 rare cases 0.428061	CLICK HERE
9408	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Medición de adiposidad y factores de riesgo de enfermedad cardiovascular, Encuesta de Salud y Nutrición de la Ciudad de Nueva York, 2004.	null	Nueva York 0.936604 Estados Unidos 0.566276	NYC HANES 0.789428 múltiples indicadores 0.592551	CLICK HERE
11996	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Using Simulation to CompareEstablished and Emerging Interventions to Reduce CardiovascularDisease Risk in the United States - CDC	Computer simulation offers the ability to compare diverse interventions for reducing cardiovascular disease risks in a controlled and systematic way that cannot be done in the real world.	public health intervention 0.370849 indirect productivity costs 0.405225 public health interventions 0.466171 intervention levers 0.374367 air interventions 0.521662 cardiovascular risk factors 0.56253 care-based interventions 0.436681 Prevention Impacts Simulation 0.360536 periodontal disease 0.356955 diverse interventions 0.491178 high cholesterol 0.453511 model 0.392438 results 0.356706 cardiovascular events 0.391383 risk factors 0.774591 prevention interventions 0.449324 base case 0.489867 factor management costs 0.392636 Risk management costs 0.390683 PRISM 0.448232 public health officials 0.354772 mm Hg 0.384346 probabilistic sensitivity analysis 0.427933 lifestyle interventions 0.632497 various interventions 0.436875	preventive care interventions 0.494282 care interventions 0.826355 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.360349 care costs 0.437254 potential life 0.374256 death rate 0.613882 uncertainty range 0.71262 risk factor management 0.404674 heart disease 0.367481 annual discount rate 0.573141 preventive care costs 0.388077 costs 0.6722 cardiovascular disease 0.41052 population-level interventions 0.435791 disease 0.429285 Emerging interventions 0.509138 physical activity 0.400475 interventions 0.976008 high blood pressure 0.566006 multiple CVD interventions 0.469444 air pollution 0.397166 coronary heart disease 0.358379 Established interventions 0.495265 risk factor-attributable costs 0.394573	CLICK HERE
12006	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Increasing Supply of Ebola-specific Personal ProtectiveEquipment for U.S. Hospitals	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	regular patient care 0.267415 hospitals 0.269796 short-term PPE needs 0.399605 event certain products 0.259065 PPE 0.515581 CDC guidance 0.278712 new orders 0.221073 request PPE supplies 0.386083 Strategic National Stockpile 0.953886 SNS facilities 0.255889 hospital-based clinical team 0.282052 U.S. hospitals 0.220359 Ebola cases 0.283673 SNS personnel 0.255937 CDC PPE guidance 0.469315	state health department 0.257092 CDC personnel 0.352569 U.S. hospital 0.205313 personal protective equipment 0.799386 CDC’s guidance 0.271125 N95 respirators 0.202079 PPE kit 0.337476 additional PPE supplies 0.402335 CDC’s Division 0.26971 Ebola patient 0.799511 health care facilities 0.25595 powered-air purifying respirator 0.275729 protective equipment kits 0.305512 state public health 0.258603 Ebola patients 0.374368	CLICK HERE
12915	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Concussion Videos - T.J. Lavin's PSA (BMX)	Former BMX Rider T.J. Lavin took a hard hit in competition and sustained a traumatic brain injury. He talks openly about his injury, and his desire to see more awareness for traumatic brain injuries. 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://streaming.cdc.gov/vod.php?id=059c958113724ec89e0e76c7113ee31d20130219153253468	T.J. Lavin Talks 0.948561 Helmet 0.350697	Brain Injury 0.352205	CLICK HERE