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578	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) | CDC Features	October is SIDS Awareness Month. Learn more about the problem and the risk factors and take action to reduce the risk. Start by always placing babies on their backs to sleep.	major risk factor 0.502864 baby’s surroundings 0.394726 American Academy 0.392002 infant death 0.686096 firm sleep surface 0.889727 wearable blanket 0.359637 Room sharing 0.358854 soft surfaces 0.375146 best ways parents 0.497969 accidental suffocation 0.586236 risk factors 0.361693 baby share 0.40422 tips parents 0.401947 sleep clothing 0.454567 unexpected death 0.365025 sleep-related deaths 0.442359 sleep-related death 0.45326 loose bedding 0.489589 SUID rate 0.369007 adult bed 0.51792 SUID cases 0.373675 SIDS 0.915364 SUID rates 0.367848 United States 0.356371 SIDS Awareness 0.594408	obvious cause 0.352338 unsafe sleep 0.467148 sudden infant death 0.605959 scientific leadership 0.355031 CDC resources 0.387557 visit smokefree.gov 0.352213 SUID 0.382764 soft surface 0.379318 AAP Policy Explained 0.538734 safety-approved crib 0.380662 fitted sheet 0.376955 sleep-related infant deaths 0.673625 CDC scientists 0.392041 memory foam 0.36928 Baby Safe 0.420311 bed sharing 0.367124 soft objects 0.589193 future deaths 0.366604 sleep-related causes 0.604894 SUID trends 0.363171 baby 0.829569 baby’s health 0.38978 risk 0.591188 gag reflex 0.380751	CLICK HERE
1038	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement: STD Awareness Month — April 2014	April is STD Awareness Month, an annual event calling attention to the impact of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) in the United States. This month-long observance provides individuals, doctors, and community-based organizations the perfect opportunity to address ways to prevent some of nearly 20 million new cases of STDs that occur in the United States each year (1), costing the U.S.	perfect opportunity 0.569057 anonymous sex partners 0.689191 endorsement 0.477978 Human Services 0.685223 economic burden 0.577832 U.S. Department 0.685576 MMWR HTML versions 0.673733 electronic PDF version 0.660724 month-long observance 0.588217 clinicians 0.461146 regular STD screening 0.722992 Contact GPO 0.577959 annual event 0.577642 patients 0.449103 commercial sources 0.551568 community-based organizations 0.573573 current prices 0.545121 sexually transmitted diseases 0.852265 original paper copy 0.655161 human immunodeficiency virus 0.707644 new cases 0.574906 community members 0.552892 sexually transmitted pathogen 0.986187 condoms 0.433096	United States 0.741926 original MMWR paper 0.667832 U.S. Government Printing 0.664346 MMWR readers 0.557416 character translation 0.543305 sexually transmitted infections 0.814828 multiple sex partners 0.697037 format errors 0.545268 alcohol increase 0.545288 typeset documents 0.552153 trade names 0.551679 official text 0.541371 prompt disease treatment 0.691764 Learning resources 0.553346 U.S. health-care 0.59086 non-CDC sites 0.549686 HIV 0.452629 STDs 0.610846 Lifestyle changes 0.550805 effective tools 0.556894 std awareness 0.761148 risk 0.450468 electronic conversions 0.541145 major health problems 0.708447	CLICK HERE
4437	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diseases & Conditions A-Z Index - Z	CDC Diseases and Conditions A-Z Index	MPEG 0.741242 site 0.541063 PDF 0.544429	PPT 0.837268 DOC 0.733754	CLICK HERE
4799	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	GBS in Adults - Transmission, Prevention, Diagnosis, Treatment, Trends - Group B Strep	Group B Strep - in Adults	soft tissue 0.403925 Español 0.330128 skin infections 0.513044 bladder infections 0.504505 non-pregnant adults 0.533513 Page 0.363436 stomach 0.324347 strep bacteria 0.953318 UTIs 0.329024 blood infections 0.514505 spinal fluid 0.406319 infections 0.767729 bump 0.324461 common diseases 0.41599 strep disease 0.74242 adultos 0.323625 non-pregnant adults increases 0.490524 group 0.763212 infected area 0.538573 joint infections 0.513819 age groups 0.425657 common antibiotics 0.407846 medical conditions 0.486272 Group B strep 0.68697	sterile body fluids 0.505993 del grupo 0.431109 sepsis 0.358606 women 0.347093 penicillin 0.324586 gastrointestinal tract 0.423572 younger adults 0.40908 age group 0.445563 100,000 0.336326 invasive disease 0.412308 invasive group 0.503633 specific treatment options 0.492808 Infección por estreptococo 0.545794 pneumonia 0.35275 rate 0.334154 spinal cord 0.411399 cases 0.336139 bone infections 0.497802 soft-tissue infections 0.523112 newborns 0.325694 sample 0.341979 additional treatment 0.405503 urinary tract infections 0.597146 risk 0.335438	CLICK HERE
6484	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Smoke-free policies at home, church, and work: smoking levels and recent quit attempts among a southeastern rural population, 2007	The objective of this study was to examine the cumulative effect of smoke-free policies and social support for smoking cessation in the home, at church, and at work on smoking levels and quit attempts in the context of a community-based study of rural African Americans and whites in the Southeast.	public smoke-free policies 0.313807 Household restrictions 0.28395 Emory Prevention Research 0.296961 cumulative effect 0.395403 social support scores 0.281797 smoking restrictions 0.664909 weighted dose 0.35324 social support 0.92116 smoking levels 0.336654 settings 0.326745 smoking areas 0.343665 partial restrictions 0.320778 smoke-free public policies 0.313211 individual smoking level 0.33302 smoking behavior 0.407556 weighted score 0.3103 rural African Americans 0.301309 fewer smoking restrictions 0.407489 smoking cessation 0.34569 Smoke-Free Air Act 0.294672 cigarettes 0.29304 smoking policy 0.31518 successful quit attempts 0.282475 smoke-free home policies 0.323915 study 0.336521	church 0.386254 African Americans 0.316371 smoking level contradicts 0.330868 smoke-free restrictions 0.342838 Prevention Research Center 0.331168 social support score 0.285292 smoking 0.713556 smoke-free policies 0.764441 Georgia Cancer Coalition 0.291599 smoking level 0.448876 participants 0.312458 workplace smoking restrictions 0.405892 Home restrictions 0.291438 Southwest Georgia Cancer 0.292894 baseline survey 0.309536 Cigarette smoking 0.330913 complete restrictions 0.557614 environmental tobacco smoke 0.420702 home smoking restrictions 0.426165 smoking statewide 0.3186 community-wide smoke-free policies 0.320798 Possible responses 0.299254 higher quit rates 0.286539 recent quit attempts 0.41784	CLICK HERE
7714	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Multisite Qualitative Study of Primary Care Physicians™ and Midlevel Providers™ Self-Reported Practices and Perceptions About Maintaining Cognitive Health - CDC	Communicating new evidence on cognitive health and engaging older adults in making lasting lifestyle changes recommended by PCPs and others may be practical ways in which public health practitioners can partner with PCPs to address cognitive health in health care settings.	North Carolina 0.581367 health maintenance visit 0.498802 public health practitioners 0.52837 recommendations 0.485164 primary care providers 0.497521 focus group session 0.462852 Laditka JN 0.468547 national public health 0.514306 advanced practice providers 0.492221 health behaviors 0.465291 Health Education Center 0.481152 patients 0.511457 cognitive functioning 0.490677 patient care 0.468987 case study 0.474811 public health practice 0.516555 physical health 0.510377 lasting lifestyle changes 0.472177 health care settings 0.546078 brief cognitive assessments 0.509673 brain health 0.492816 moderate cognitive impairment 0.537696 physical health risks 0.479504 Environmental Health Sciences 0.468688 cognitive decline 0.620426	Healthy Brain Initiative 0.505885 Aging Research Network 0.510652 focus groups 0.585945 Healthy Aging Research 0.50675 public health 0.598675 public health perspective 0.474132 primary care patients 0.464181 A&M Health Science 0.508252 public health road 0.47311 Texas A&M Health 0.509625 road map 0.461944 physical activity 0.503539 healthy brain study 0.47901 disease management 0.460807 cognitive health 0.994903 Health Science Center 0.508146 Public Health Texas 0.47702 PCPs 0.490531 APP focus group 0.461741 Public Health Service 0.47495 older adults 0.664991 et al 0.463125 primary care 0.503368 cognitive impairment 0.748738	CLICK HERE
9342	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Realización de auditorías comunitarias para evaluar los recursos en la comunidad que fomentan estilos de vida saludables: Ejemplo de una comunidad rural en el este de Carolina del Norte	null	McGuirt JT 0.935426 Jilcott SB 0.95918 Salud Pública 0.761091	Vu MB 0.963083 guía comunitaria 0.853446 Keyserling TC 0.926073	CLICK HERE
11032	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Telebriefing: New Vital Signs Report - What can be done to make opioid painkiller prescribing safer? | Media Advisory | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	media availability 0.514345 Non-Media 0.342744 United States 0.575641 CDC web site 0.898702 M.D. 0.257246 briefing 0.279972 opioid painkillers 0.949689 Noon ET 0.618342 transcript 0.341816 CDC MEDIA 0.652404 PASSCODE 0.332118 Tuesday 0.364668 M.P.H 0.317458	health care providers 0.901973 Important Instructions 0.542384 dial 0.277321 question 0.410522 CDC Director Tom 0.979086 start 0.258302 touchtone phone 0.57819 major cause 0.592147 drug overdose epidemic 0.996304 prescription 0.28618 Frieden 0.325654 Content 0.257946 press conference 0.518978	CLICK HERE
12568	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	The Future of Cancer Screening: Public Health Approaches	In this CDC Grand Rounds - Beyond the Data video, Dr. John Iskander and Dr. Marcus Plescia discuss the approaches necessary to improve cancer prevention screening rates such as widespread access to affordable health insurance, continued provider recommendations, and strategic approaches to reaching the public. 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	Future 0.415131 Public Health Approaches 0.981772	Cancer Screening 0.818783	CLICK HERE
13229	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Norovirus Outbreak Associated with a Natural Lake Used forRecreation - Oregon, 2014	Please note: An erratum has been published for this article. To view the erratum, please click here.	County Health Department 0.508899 Division sampled lake 0.478245 Blue Lake 0.923125 norovirus outbreak 0.503478 public water source 0.483728 outbreak 0.560625 source outbreak pattern 0.535615 picnic grounds 0.487096 potentially poor water 0.467041 recreational water contamination 0.480861 Epidemiology Fellowship Program 0.486505 fecal coliform elevation 0.467021 County public health 0.483146 Blue Lake Regional 0.64184 3Oregon Public Health 0.465567 public health officials 0.51412 venue-specific water quality 0.46871 point source outbreak 0.538632 healthy swimming promotion 0.494256 persons 0.492261 public health experts 0.466156 Multnomah County 0.521505 gastrointestinal illness outbreaks 0.467658 shallow swimming area 0.477473 recreational water venues 0.725892	Multnomah County Health 0.473912 acute gastrointestinal illness 0.513533 beach area 0.500826 fecal contamination 0.518832 metro-area local health 0.464926 retrospective cohort study 0.557197 swimming area 0.510309 swimming promotion resources 0.497254 Applied Epidemiology Fellowship 0.48651 water circulation 0.466371 local health departments 0.499786 public health 0.555117 E. coli 0.533231 untreated recreational water 0.744072 biweekly water testing 0.46759 Oregon water quality 0.475172 Lake Regional Park 0.640221 splash pad 0.486694 ambient water quality 0.470546 water quality standards 0.516791 Public Health Division 0.507127 outbreak source.* 0.465073 potential outbreak 0.473633 high profile outbreak 0.498222	CLICK HERE