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2995	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Surgeon General Video Contest: Not Quite So Different	Two women, different on the surface, discover that they may both suffer from similar health problems in the future, because they are both smokers. Created by First Runner-up, William Bowman	CDC 0.457935 Billie Jean Dancing 0.434491 Ultra Runner 0.451241 Mental Health 0.381044 Dreams 0.327244 Bryan Curtis story 0.427651 Caryn Salvant 0.377986 Disease Control 0.804977 tengo el poder 0.467319 BODY TOXING 0.373519 Duplin TRU Team 0.614748 Alcohol Abuse 0.368703 runner 0.655738 Impact 0.329427 age category 0.379147 comment policy 0.380966 Young Adults 0.374785 Duration 0.906806 Tightening Spa Treatment 0.439242 Tobacco 0.369036 similar health problems 0.453751 William Bowman 0.384129 Prince Ea 0.376672 women 0.344647 Centers 0.402535	Forbidden Cures 0.372771 Grand Prize 0.615564 smokers 0.376144 Drug Abuse Program 0.434092 Skin Smoothing 0.376969 Mark Cooper 0.373607 Flight Nurse 0.370863 Prevention 0.402429 Bloomberg Law 0.374172 Radical Changes 0.372406 Tip Ad 0.367855 Addiction Treatment Center 0.432906 Health Issue 0.375808 Video Contest 0.383946 Addiction Marketing 0.371608 views 0.617422 Nuclear Vault 0.373607 Cigarettes Smoke 0.477133 Ages 0.510015 Chance 0.32999 Surgeon General 0.381808 Senior Citizens 0.372276 Tabaco y la 0.398725 Body Smoking 0.37226	CLICK HERE
7053	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Fiji	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
8621	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - I Survived, Viola Spencer Miller	I Survived, The staggering statistics associated with pandemics sometimes makes it difficult to remember that each number represents a single, human life. In this section, survivors share their intimate recollections of either their own illness or that of a loved one. All these storytellers are 90-plus years of age and they have carried with them for a lifetime their memories of the 1918 flu pandemic.	brothers 0.324535 family member 0.428376 family patriarch 0.426963 mother 0.582816 mother’s presence 0.452439 twins 0.324978 homestead 0.325828 sister Etta 0.433102 Wilma’s mother 0.516966 Lois Miller Stougard 0.562588 50th wedding anniversary 0.515333 area 0.323872 heart failure 0.411518 Evelyn 0.358057 Montana 0.354438 Letters 0.324002 night 0.321844 Wilma Gates Spencer 0.590467 birth 0.32263 Dave 0.433577 baby brother 0.529375 Aunt Lucy 0.907192 East 0.323921 whiskey 0.324 paternal aunt 0.510887	twin sister 0.429103 successful realtor 0.420154 special occasions 0.416332 Jr. 0.403574 14 years 0.324474 Charles Spencer 0.436849 life 0.321594 quart 0.329342 devastation 0.32567 Helmville 0.354462 David Charles 0.773054 Storyteller 0.326679 youngest son 0.429246 Chicago 0.322082 Viola Spencer Miller 0.587635 deathbed 0.331778 motherless child 0.42032 flu 0.445477 Ray’s letter 0.418173 home 0.341121 meal 0.321837 cold weather problems 0.539269 time 0.373001 family 0.444841	CLICK HERE
8665	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	April 28, 2011 - Salmonella Typhimurium Infections Associated with Water Frogs	Multistate Outbreak of Salmonella Typhimurium Infections Associated with Water Frogs	public health officials 0.251403 water frog–and water 0.201453 water frog breeder 0.220726 Salmonella Typhimurium 0.390036 water frog 0.271005 single African dwarf 0.220812 frog breeding facility 0.451505 child—identified Salmonella Typhimurium 0.249818 frog breeder 0.230244 fish tank 0.365325 Salmonella infection 0.267192	dwarf frog distributors 0.207118 African dwarf frogs 0.921423 sick child—identified Salmonella 0.248674 African dwarf frog 0.358123 human Salmonella Typhimurium 0.241633 Salmonella infections 0.223407 water frogs 0.455627 dwarf frog breeder 0.210413 Salmonella Typhimurium infections 0.292527 ill persons 0.243874 outbreak strain 0.353411	CLICK HERE
8671	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Kenya - Blog: Stomping Out Malaria in Pregnancy	In Kenya, the CDC is addressing the region's toughest health problems at their source, directly working with vulnerable families and communities in local hospitals, clinics, and laboratories.	interagency initiative 0.511651 Coast Province 0.48439 U.S. Agency 0.488438 antenatal clinics 0.504969 U.S. CDC Kenya 0.6322 free bed net 0.547117 main interventions 0.476774 global health strategy 0.571866 antenatal care visit 0.574889 pregnant women 0.690793 Stomp Out Malaria 0.716083 Kenya National Malaria 0.776729 Peace Corps volunteers 0.561093 community level 0.488301 malaria activities 0.710729 pregnancy 0.453152 President’s Malaria 0.873207 Takaungu 0.42714 malaria endemic areas 0.739821 public health facilities 0.551873 insecticide-treated bed nets 0.5518 antenatal care clinic 0.576754 at-risk populations 0.489024 community health worker 0.559324 long-lasting insecticide 0.489461	health workers 0.553985 U.S. government 0.489767 malaria 0.934865 Africa Initiative 0.506334 International Development 0.48782 African countries 0.488721 key component 0.489294 Pregnant mothers 0.521836 Kenyan women 0.488503 Peace Corps 0.657059 weekly visits 0.480159 women’s pregnancies 0.489362 cases 0.438379 local community health 0.565343 PMI’s strategy 0.522076 maternal anemia 0.479296 IPTp treatment 0.479438 PMI works 0.52051 pm ET 0.491989 KENYA BLOG 0.542357 intermittent preventive therapy 0.551678 premature delivery 0.477826 Malaria Initiative 0.880176 Corps volunteer Kelly 0.56324	CLICK HERE
10590	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC FAS Prevention Team Funding Opportunities | NCBDDD	FASDs are 100% preventable if a woman does not drink alcohol during pregnancy. There is no known safe amount of alcohol to drink while pregnant. There is also no safe time during pregnancy to drink and no safe kind of alcohol.	CDC 0.619379 support personal interaction 0.531793 Implementation Centers 0.547198 risky levels 0.469138 funding opportunity announcements 0.553175 National Organization 0.539036 crucial role 0.478655 Disease Control 0.477674 Regional Training Centers 0.7476 FASD Practice 0.552346 alcohol education 0.50641 relative contribution 0.472423 university-based centers 0.488842 health care professionals 0.662555 Spectrum Disorders Practice 0.566035 supplemental award 0.468897 Spectrum Disorders Prevention 0.554169 primary care settings 0.523848 alcohol screening 0.545619 brief intervention 0.522449 independent expert panel 0.534683 FASD Regional Training 0.822569 targeted provider groups 0.535508 newly designed training 0.535593 programmatic work 0.474463	academic settings 0.474377 fetal alcohol spectrum 0.974322 national professional organizations 0.538385 medical practice 0.478324 currently funded RTCs 0.535066 core competencies 0.547097 alcohol-exposed pregnancies 0.469995 clinical practice 0.47455 pilot projects 0.468891 allied health students 0.79218 continued need 0.552226 complement other CDC 0.524536 American College 0.468612 FASD RTCs 0.601227 supplemental funds 0.468542 Fetal Alcohol Syndrome 0.715542 FASD training programs 0.604074 alcohol spectrum disorders 0.951216 national partner organizations 0.535102 stronger networks 0.474799 alcohol SBI 0.527955 external peer review 0.631027 National Partnerships 0.482034 medical societies 0.472038	CLICK HERE
10667	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Comparison of Fecal Occult Blood Tests for Colorectal Cancer Screening in an Alaska Native Population With High Prevalence of Helicobacter pylori Infection, 2008 to 2012 - CDC	Alaska Native colorectal cancer (CRC) incidence and mortality rates are the highest of any ethnic/racial group in the United States. CRC screening using guaiac-based fecal occult blood tests (gFOBT) are not recommended for Alaska Native people because of false-positive results associated with a high prevalence of Helicobacter pylori-associated hemorrhagic gastritis. This study evaluated whether the newer immunochemical FOBT (iFOBT) resulted in a lower false-positive rate and higher specificity for detecting advanced colorectal neoplasia than gFOBT in a population with elevated prevalence of H. pylori infection.	CRC screening recommendations 0.475284 CRC screening method 0.478975 advanced neoplasia 0.478453 Native Medical Center 0.491051 Area Native Health 0.47891 rural Alaska Native 0.481744 advanced CRC neoplasia 0.472132 gFOBT 0.506795 Alaska Native diet 0.481726 Alaska Native 0.942044 occult blood tests 0.4835 previous H. pylori 0.475313 colorectal cancer screening 0.504612 H. pylori infection 0.745269 Alaska Area Native 0.495957 high H. pylori 0.48354 colorectal cancer 0.563611 H. pylori-positive participants 0.502955 CRC screening 0.627933 Native Health Service 0.478908 H. pylori UBTs 0.475529 Alaska Native adults 0.520122 asymptomatic Alaska Native 0.481842 fecal occult blood 0.572937	current H. pylori 0.50535 alaska native population 0.683347 occult blood test 0.515715 advanced colorectal neoplasia 0.481788 CRC screening options 0.508129 low-cost screening methods 0.472033 study 0.486523 Alaska Native Medical 0.511526 United States 0.5081 Alaska Native Tribal 0.489062 Helicobacter pylori 0.478979 specificity 0.476899 higher specificity 0.476612 significantly higher specificity 0.475935 colorectal neoplasia 0.536317 Alaska Native people 0.818907 remote Alaska Native 0.48456 worldwide CRC screening 0.475077 CRC screening guidelines 0.489212 fecal immunochemical test 0.470772 high prevalence 0.505804 Native Tribal Health 0.473382 Indian Health Service 0.507909 Alaska Native colorectal 0.504325	CLICK HERE
10850	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | A Feasibility Study of Wearable Activity Monitors for Pre-Adolescent School-Age Children - CDC	Understanding physical activity is key in the fight against childhood obesity. The objective of this study was to examine the feasibility of using certain wearable devices to measure physical activity among children.	Polar Active users 0.318255 device removal 0.336295 certain wearable devices 0.316041 different device 0.396578 physical activity quantity 0.353055 Measuring physical activity 0.328191 children 0.602157 device malfunctioning 0.342183 device selection 0.332593 Nutrition Research Center 0.347773 various device data 0.410427 devices 0.421952 device interview 0.384415 Polar Active models 0.330268 user activity data 0.328541 device preference 0.341066 regular physical activity 0.355821 heart rate monitor 0.344887 new device 0.346962 research context 0.31628 device 0.638196 total energy expenditure 0.411717 study 0.392732 wrist-worn Polar Active 0.398208 active energy expenditure 0.327642	device removals 0.364506 Health Institute 0.329808 Polar Active 0.803372 preferred device 0.339135 favorite device characteristics 0.378193 daily physical activity 0.335845 wrist-worn device 0.394842 UC Davis 0.376489 pre-adolescent children 0.322917 device acceptability 0.364672 study population 0.329419 device interviews 0.382009 exit interview 0.319718 physical activity 0.922639 wearable activity devices 0.365007 waterproof increase feasibility 0.333098 Human Nutrition Research 0.347777 4-week study 0.344042 physical activity patterns 0.349148 Pediatr Exerc Sci 0.36338 accelerometers 0.336853 Western Human Nutrition 0.335315 research studies 0.317218 time 0.341758	CLICK HERE
13279	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Responder: Ron	CDC works 24/7 saving lives, protecting people from health threats, and saving money to have a more secure nation. A US federal agency, CDC helps make the healthy choice the easy choice by putting science and prevention into action. CDC works to help people live longer, healthier and more productive lives.	hospitals 0.67476 country 0.43407 CDC’s National 0.610082 emergency responses 0.596484 Cincinnati 0.434147 CDC experts 0.582775 normal routine 0.612826 World 0.434055 occupational health 0.609242 health expert 0.593839 Ebola outbreak 0.938043 receptionists 0.44152 frontlines 0.440787 disaster site 0.58783 mindset 0.438475 well-being 0.435642 holistic approach 0.572301 personal protective equipment 0.735598 hospital administrators 0.581747 NIOSH 0.442673 external local experts 0.719716 Ron 0.923329 field 0.436896 natural caregivers 0.573108 non-healthcare workers 0.60197	Ebola patients 0.728671 emergency responders 0.603168 laboratory workers 0.597706 readiness 0.43834 Trade Center response 0.772532 infection control 0.577257 dirt bikes 0.603056 different mission 0.599536 Institute 0.434223 proper workplace practices 0.727838 laboratory issues 0.576671 U.S. Public Health 0.809907 infectious waste handlers 0.732036 occupational safety 0.961136 potential Ebola patient 0.907285 Service 0.436937 people 0.433665 health point 0.603712 REP teams 0.592676 Deepwater Horizon response 0.776819 healthcare workers 0.970329 recovery workers 0.618623 family 0.436455 Rapid Ebola Preparedness 0.925927	CLICK HERE
13567	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Resources | Parent's Guide to Hearing Loss | NCBDDD | CDC	Hearing loss can affect a child’s ability to develop communication, language, and social skills. The earlier children with hearing loss start getting services, the more likely they are to reach their full potential. If you are a parent and you suspect your child has hearing loss, trust your instincts and speak with your child’s doctor. Don’t wait!	Address 0.725266 Laurent Clerc 0.493924 hearing aids 0.466192 National Technical Institute 0.423299 Deaf Children Bilingually 0.447239 pediatric hearing loss 0.515794 children 0.624085 quality hearing care 0.47152 fax 0.537511 communication 0.423543 cochlear implants 0.46931 National Center 0.503798 nonprofit membership organization 0.476443 Laurent Clerc National 0.441953 Nonprofit hearing rehabilitation 0.537868 Hereditary Hearing Loss 0.522159 Better Hearing Institute 0.509445 newborn hearing screening 0.578488 Toll-free 0.429143 Deaf Education Center 0.672314 Early Hearing Detection 0.497628 hearing loss 0.967739 Old Main Hill 0.481447 Hearing Screening programs 0.540623 Florida Ave 0.43846	Gallaudet University 0.524446 Baby’s Hearing 0.469804 American Sign Language 0.492478 National Research Hospital 0.554144 Search Form Controls 0.427904 National Deaf Education 0.678154 Deaf Culture 0.471532 E-mail 0.603739 Oral Deaf Education 0.426745 TTY 0.694046 unilateral hearing loss 0.621897 deaf children 0.486116 human services agency 0.422201 Utah State University 0.481398 Clerc National Deaf 0.489955 infant hearing loss 0.518621 resources 0.509471 Hearing Assessment 0.487 Universal Newborn Hearing 0.538749 family support 0.449939 International nonprofit membership 0.426079 newborn hearing 0.622137 information 0.741911 Voice 0.823827	CLICK HERE