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754	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Trends in Tobacco Smoke Exposure and Blood Lead Levels Among Youths and Adults in the United States: The National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, 1999"2008 - CDC	Tobacco smoke is a source of exposure to thousands of toxic chemicals including lead, a chemical of longstanding public health concern. We assessed trends in blood lead levels in youths and adults with cotinine-verified tobacco smoke exposure by using 10 years of data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey.	Second-hand smoke exposure 0.511938 government-defined poverty threshold 0.519892 United States 0.590733 Blood Lead Epidemiology 0.481975 self-reported nonsmokers 0.474839 relevant financial relationships 0.4883 adults 0.471556 unexposed nonsmokers 0.473104 low-level lead exposure 0.517626 smokers 0.493366 occupational exposure 0.490266 exposure groups 0.48649 Adult Blood Lead 0.486322 MMWR Morb Mortal 0.472217 NHANES job categories 0.510419 Patricia A. Richter 0.489024 Disease Control 0.589975 higher exposure 0.508049 lead exposure jobs 0.526585 smoking 0.487163 public health concern 0.508045 smoke exposure 0.778028 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.573004 public health 0.556515	smoke exposure level 0.541591 Morb Mortal Wkly 0.472216 poverty threshold 0.616788 higher SHS exposure 0.717653 lower exposure 0.505153 secondhand smoke exposure 0.570241 cotinine-verified tobacco smoke 0.49545 higher BLLs 0.484316 Consumer Price Index 0.51526 BLLs 0.510413 National Health 0.531083 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.481409 SHS exposure 0.931938 in-home lead exposure 0.51561 Ellen E. Bishop 0.490878 nonsmokers 0.572703 involuntary exposure 0.482118 environmental exposure 0.479837 tobacco smoke exposure 0.72362 lower SHS exposure 0.668943 higher mean BLLs 0.482875 lead exposure 0.610361 blood lead levels 0.840188	CLICK HERE
941	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Highlights: Minors' Access to Tobacco	CDC's Office on Smoking and Health offers information related to smoking and tobacco use.	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
7043	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Work-Related Asthma - 38 States and District of Columbia, 2006-2009	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.	work-exacerbated asthma 0.60086 occupational asthma 0.605161 current asthma prevalence 0.661665 WRA range 0.630927 ACBS participants 0.511611 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.476019 estimated proportion 0.488259 health risk behaviors 0.484755 WRA diagnosis 0.674996 adult asthma 0.568565 asthma care 0.583385 severe asthma 0.560656 national health agencies 0.487151 current asthma 0.949653 BRFSS 0.517781 similar occupational exposures 0.486921 new onset asthma 0.638144 occupation information 0.486847 annual average 0.54424 asthma morbidity 0.569303 WRA prevalence 0.638084 WRA respondents 0.633617 proportion 0.521608 ever-employed adults 0.584609 United States 0.478076	WRA 0.902497 WRA epidemiology 0.613885 preventive health practices 0.484725 work-related asthma 0.705842 states 0.546174 concurrent asthma 0.599312 preventable occupational lung 0.481373 BRFSS respondents 0.484696 state asthma programs 0.597575 estimated annual average 0.491515 expanded WRA surveillance.** 0.644904 WRA management 0.626341 random-digit–dialed telephone survey 0.47654 BRFSS completion date 0.48268 BRFSS state coordinators 0.477108 health 0.524666 Gretchen E. Knoeller 0.521599 ACBS 0.650735 American Thoracic Society 0.477722 WRA cases 0.713398 asthma symptoms 0.611736 information 0.505827 WRA surveillance 0.654288 Asthma Call-Back Survey 0.621432	CLICK HERE
8306	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	About School Violence	Youth violence is the intentional use of physical force or power by a young person, between the ages of 10 and 24, against another person, group, or community, with the youth’s behavior likely to cause physical or psychological harm.	country 0.34134 negative effect 0.512555 learning process 0.497853 United States 0.53625 School violence 0.83209 Parents 0.337734 broader public health 0.700732 students 0.424125 U.S. schools 0.508515 physical force 0.488784 broader community 0.530317 problem 0.335699 universities 0.344082 youth violence 0.932509 teachers 0.337682	safe havens 0.518478 power 0.335085 violent behavior 0.494217 administrators 0.342104 Acts 0.339559 psychological harm 0.508627 group 0.334936 pre-kindergarten 0.356618 Data Sources 0.498041 colleges 0.345278 pathways 0.342976 early childhood 0.49278 12th grade 0.545101 person 0.335416	CLICK HERE
9399	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Capacitación y asistencia técnica para mejorar la capacidad de formación en Centros de Investigación para la prevención y sus aliados	null	salud pública 0.903646 Rubel SK 0.757821 institución académica 0.662802 Grunbaum JA 0.696198	Green DC 0.68137 Spadaro AJ 0.773203 Dawkins NU 0.736744 Chronic Dis 0.722214	CLICK HERE
11239	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Día Mundial de la Hepatitis: 28 de julio	La hepatitis viral es la causa principal de la cirrosis y del cáncer del hígado en todo el mundo. Más de 400 millones de personas tienen hepatitis viral crónica y la mayoría de ellas no saben que están infectadas	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.462184 Organización Mundial 0.441017 considerable riesgo 0.438771 hepatitis a 0.749622 práctica intervenciones 0.443999 hepatitis b 0.934873 hepatitis c 0.639159 mejores prácticas 0.643606 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.466475 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.461245 Estados Unidos 0.90811	alta incidencia 0.43908 Archivo Microsoft 0.575345 Islas Solomón 0.443356 Oriente Medio 0.437996 corto plazo 0.447104 Archivo Microsoft Word 0.465839 Sierra Leona 0.445057 Día Mundial 0.535516 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.461604 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.460997	CLICK HERE
15657	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Cases in Pregnant Women	Information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.			CLICK HERE
16127	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Why Refer to a Lifestyle Change Program? | Diabetes	National Diabetes Prevention Program	nonfederal panel 0.43093 prevention experts 0.429694 practice 0.321955 lifestyle change programs 0.810391 Force 0.321688 recommendation 0.328505 new-onset diabetes 0.471275 Research 0.322516 type 0.344824 wellness centers 0.423391 online program 0.428454 worksites 0.3426 diabetes prevention lifestyle 0.647766 university-based continuing education 0.539579 CDC-recognized lifestyle change 0.936311 insurer 0.330255 health care clinics 0.527772 faith-based organizations 0.43018	insurers 0.326265 employer 0.323686 diet 0.321511 increased risk 0.434445 pharmacies 0.328036 Preventive Services Task 0.560615 health care 0.538132 public health 0.433391 programs—like CDC-recognized lifestyle 0.598004 effectiveness 0.322828 strong evidence 0.426951 covered benefit 0.449155 patients 0.461372 lifestyle change program 0.775548 community-based organizations 0.425542 preventive health behaviors 0.57513 physical activity promotion 0.541836	CLICK HERE
16160	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs (PDMPs)	null			CLICK HERE
16311	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FastStats - Adult Day Services Centers	null	National Study 0.646859 Adult Day Services 0.602045 Long-Term Care Providers 0.967617 United States 0.785337 standard errors 0.637193 Source 0.448527 NCHS Data Brief 0.830868 Data Brief No. 0.781748	PDF 0.480033 MB 0.470641 Center Participant Characteristics 0.624359 Center Ownership 0.616056 Services Center Characteristics 0.609099 KB 0.469673 State estimates 0.644027 Variation 0.462722	CLICK HERE