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506	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Protect Yourself against Shingles: Get Vaccinated	Almost 1 out of 3 people in America will develop shingles during their lifetime. Your risk of shingles increases as you get older. People 60 years of age or older should get vaccinated against this painful disease.	CDC 0.322909 pharmacist 0.329184 lifetime 0.328582 recommendation 0.311295 body 0.311864 VZV 0.351576 shingles 0.911286 eye complications 0.361187 shingles cases 0.513648 shopping 0.312124 knowledge 0.311415 herpes zoster 0.36925 weight loss 0.358514 difficulty 0.311884 anxiety 0.311396 condition 0.312166 common complication 0.367744 bathing 0.313166 person 0.350523 kidney stones 0.361364 PHN increases 0.359789 United States 0.369527 Vaccination 0.311247 adults 0.324752 childbirth 0.311773	healthcare 0.311401 shingles increases 0.555761 prevention tips 0.356814 America 0.311735 quiz 0.311424 pain 0.375906 to— 0.312383 Talk 0.324054 people 0.429982 shingles vaccine 0.748012 skin rash 0.440277 doctor 0.324039 burning 0.312022 disease facts 0.353297 chickenpox 0.351033 prescription 0.311264 single dose 0.35643 activities 0.312156 varicella zoster virus 0.415057 postherpetic neuralgia 0.370775 vision loss 0.357794 risk 0.342064 appetite 0.313674 travel 0.312116	CLICK HERE
1282	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Chronic Fatigue Syndrome | CDC Features	CFS is a debilitating and complex disorder characterized by profound fatigue that is not improved by bed rest and that may be worsened by physical or mental activity. Symptoms affect several body systems and may include muscle or joint pain, impaired memory or mental concentration, and insomnia, which can result in reduced participation in daily activities. In some cases, CFS can persist for years.			CLICK HERE
6131	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Summary: July 21, 2011	MMWR News Summary: July 21, 2011	injection drug 0.276462 large increase 0.278701 scrap metal 0.278075 New York City 0.447605 high-risk sexual behaviors 0.4655 Emergency departments 0.257403 explosive release 0.271344 Metal recycling facilities 0.422533 closer look 0.285004 high-risk behavior 0.298751 Ian Michaels 0.297909 unlabeled metal containers 0.492993 percutaneous exposure 0.296765 Al Lundeen 0.297259 unlabeled tank 0.337012 risk factors 0.273971 Mount Sinai 0.493944 new study 0.289751 greatest risk 0.278695 HIV-infected partners 0.347212 non-injection drug 0.278814 Public Affairs 0.27103 Sinai Medical Center 0.450447 CDC Division 0.311762	1-ton low pressure 0.406295 HCV 0.918872 HUMAN SERVICES 0.266259 new cases 0.285433 California Department 0.268141 HCV genetic analysis 0.806654 Public Health 0.268007 chlorine gas 0.270882 HIV-infected MSM 0.584236 HCV infection 0.668767 HCV testing 0.645521 Electronic Media 0.468104 hazardous materials 0.26404 men 0.280576 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.264483 hepatitis C virus 0.282156 CDC/ATSDR Division 0.271227 local hospitals 0.263926 HCV disease progression 0.797905 HCV transmission 0.809247 Press Office 0.295653 sexual transmission 0.789788 social networks 0.279436 metal recycling facility 0.606716	CLICK HERE
6557	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Nodding Syndrome - South Sudan, 2011	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 0.653431 Maridi town 0.6542 syndrome patients 0.65504 suspected risk factors 0.660769 significant association 0.658184 neurologic findings 0.659047 clinical syndrome 0.662636 case-control study 0.795494 South Sudan Ministry 0.793117 syndrome cases 0.653285 seizure-like activity 0.693111 previous investigations 0.657914 relevant laboratory investigations 0.66084 risk factors 0.724061 head nodding 0.794183 World Health Organization 0.741418 onchocerciasis 0.672132 geographic clustering 0.65492 South Sudan 0.926452 Western Equatoria 0.655594 patient age distribution 0.699715 case-control pairs 0.659332 possible risk factors 0.654459 international public health 0.659533	clinical presentation 0.654767 focal neurologic deficits 0.664452 natural history studies 0.654885 Nations Children 0.655213 Public Health Response 0.662753 descriptive case series 0.665733 case series 0.724294 Witto village 0.654224 case-control study enrollment 0.680652 potential neighbor controls 0.658424 current onchocerciasis 0.657253 natural history 0.684658 case series study 0.705109 syndrome onset 0.666043 typical nodding episodes 0.771984 syndrome investigations 0.663312 syndrome 0.777019 affected children 0.655108 new seizure disorder 0.653224 skin snip 0.660736 syndrome reports 0.657086 unexplained neurologic condition 0.675257 clinical case series 0.672634 East African countries 0.655064	CLICK HERE
10448	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Conference Call September 27, 2012'Clinicians Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA)	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
10741	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Consumption of Sugar-Sweetened Beverages Among US Adults in 6 States: Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, 2011 - CDC	Sugar-sweetened beverage (SSB) intake is linked to weight gain. Our objective was to examine state-specific SSB intake and behavioral characteristics associated with SSB intake.	standardized SSB questions 0.50786 consuming SSB 0.49662 analytic sample 0.481047 past month SSB 0.50331 high school education 0.48516 monthly intake 0.479232 current smokers 0.483064 SSB intake categories 0.579453 lower household income 0.479586 state-specific SSB intake 0.603896 physically inactive adults 0.474844 high SSB consumers 0.50906 daily intake 0.487443 SSB options 0.496819 mean intake 0.46997 SSB consumption 0.58538 fruit drink intake 0.504552 total SSB intake 0.617051 postintervention SSB consumption 0.53027 SSB intake frequency 0.578751 drinking SSB 0.506029 address SSB knowledge 0.507751 drank SSB 0.500114 behavioral characteristics 0.481198 mean calorie intake 0.497597	fruit intake 0.503034 regular soda 0.571497 daily SSB intake 0.607415 different SSB questions 0.505305 study 0.499686 subgroup SSB consumption 0.51702 younger adults 0.491221 adults 0.70084 SSB Optional Module 0.53406 fruit drinks 0.589901 times 0.472546 high SSB consumption 0.518819 non-Hispanic blacks 0.515734 weekly intake 0.479375 SSB intake data 0.566173 SSB consumers 0.51013 energy intake 0.478858 vegetable intake 0.499283 New Jersey 0.471741 SSB intake 0.995976 physical activity 0.550103 SSB questions 0.511375 SSB reduction 0.506249 SSBs 0.514404	CLICK HERE
10938	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	"Colorectal Cancer Screening: It's the Right Choice" Infographic	Screening tests can find colorectal (colon) cancer early, when treatment works best.	CDC 0.5486 Colorectal Cancer 0.948787	Right Choice 0.780366	CLICK HERE
11997	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Using the Community ReadinessModel to Examine the Built and Social Environment: A Case Study ofthe High Point Neighborhood, Seattle, Washington, 2000-2010 -CDC	Residents of many cities lack affordable, quality housing. Economically disadvantaged neighborhoods often have high rates of poverty and crime, few institutions that enhance the quality of its residents’ lives, and unsafe environments for walking and other physical activity. Deteriorating housing contributes to asthma-related illness. We describe the redevelopment of High Point, a West Seattle neighborhood, to improve its built environment, increase neighborhood physical activity, and reduce indoor asthma triggers.	Point’s Community 0.372626 West Seattle neighborhood 0.369037 High Point 0.91071 public health issues 0.363943 comprehensive redevelopment plan 0.397424 mental health 0.376342 new public housing 0.365059 High Point residents 0.600762 West Seattle 0.425424 public housing 0.405011 Breathe Easy Home 0.399317 redevelopment plan 0.420251 Point Community Council 0.428943 Breathe Easy Homes 0.380572 redeveloped High Point 0.386645 Seattle Health Department 0.366033 Breathe Easy 0.420668 public housing community 0.38345 High Point revitalization 0.386708 neighborhood physical activity 0.365723 High Point coalition 0.39969 Point redevelopment project 0.382575 Point redevelopment initiative 0.414204 High Point Neighbors 0.390091 Seattle community members 0.375872	public housing residents 0.383129 sustainable built environment 0.374165 Easy Home residents 0.366196 redevelopment planning process 0.363967 high point community 0.500626 Point’s redevelopment 0.396772 community members 0.414932 Community Health Program 0.369311 quality housing 0.386791 Seattle Housing Authority 0.630774 High Point project 0.403548 asthma triggers 0.367977 asthma-related illness 0.377841 community redevelopment 0.377534 community action teams 0.397946 Point neighborhood redevelopment 0.396306 public health 0.386543 High Point redevelopment 0.532807 Point redevelopment plan 0.39062 L. High Point 0.381215 health 0.408342 physical activity 0.447706 public housing units 0.384583 Housing Authority staff 0.381049	CLICK HERE
12547	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	June 2014 ACIP Meeting – Welcome & Introductions	Opening remarks for June 2014 The U.S. Advisory Committee of Immunization Practices meeting introduced by Dr. Larry Pickering and Dr. Jon Temte. 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=8a8b7806c5e1dc003becad56526d175820140728120822276	ACIP Meeting 0.982335 Welcome 0.329766	Introductions 0.574392	CLICK HERE
13643	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diabetes Programs & Initiatives	This section provides information of CDC's diabetes research on diabetes prevention and control	new diabetes cases 0.65462 lifestyle change programs 0.22608 American Medical Association 0.207653 Funding Opportunity Announcement 0.22532 Vision Health Initiative 0.267606 Native Diabetes Wellness 0.747989 National Diabetes Prevention 0.840164 Chronic Disease Initiative 0.232039 multi-program cooperative agreements 0.226953 vulnerable populations 0.262491 local health departments 0.272658 high-impact prevention approach 0.272189 public health framework 0.246161	National Diabetes Education 0.708497 Underserved Areas 0.243251 Prevent Diabetes STAT 0.686538 Chronic Kidney Disease 0.22276 Appalachian Diabetes Control 0.528031 Diabetes Education Program 0.708372 Diabetes Prevention Program 0.840019 Diabetes Wellness Program 0.751933 public health strategies 0.264321 health care organizations 0.273996 diabetes 0.935289 Diabetes Translation 0.733207	CLICK HERE