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581	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Does Breast or Ovarian Cancer Run in Your Family? | CDC Features	If you have close relatives with breast or ovarian cancer, you may be at higher risk for developing these diseases. Does your family health history put you at higher risk? Would you benefit from cancer genetic counseling and testing?	BRCA genetic testing 0.265609 hereditary breast 0.201117 higher risk 0.339825 genetic counselor 0.240953 close relatives 0.285434 ovarian cancer 0.817147 BRCA mutations 0.312939 grade prostate cancer 0.219576 ovarian cancers 0.230275 breast cancer 0.544837 BRCA1 0.279785	breast cancers 0.228427 genetic counseling 0.258801 BRCA2 mutation 0.323739 family health history 0.946254 cancer genetic counseling 0.224499 genetic testing 0.360047 mammography screening 0.212379 health history information 0.270079 possible cancer risks 0.201961 breast 0.663626	CLICK HERE
6446	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	QuickStats: Age-Adjusted Death Rates* for the 10 Leading Causes of Death - National Vital Statistics System, United States, 2008 and 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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.506601 endorsement 0.443586 data 0.416582 Alternate Text 0.496028 Human Services 0.563475 assistive technology 0.513228 MMWR HTML versions 0.563425 U.S. Department 0.559478 shows age-adjusted death 0.599797 identification 0.415779 electronic PDF version 0.55976 e-mail 0.437449 deaths 0.484914 Contact GPO 0.507895 diseases 0.472686 commercial sources 0.494271 National Vital Statistics 0.578556 heart 0.433718 current prices 0.489625 rankings 0.434738 original paper copy 0.563963 age-adjusted death rate 0.997116 United States 0.872995 malignant neoplasms 0.622578	original MMWR paper 0.560325 cause 0.432589 Superintendent 0.418378 assistance 0.418566 title 0.418418 MMWR readers 0.493946 character translation 0.489701 file 0.418657 Persons 0.418719 causes 0.448322 format errors 0.48975 preliminary age-adjusted death 0.747223 subject line 0.509764 Health 0.42851 rates 0.41666 typeset documents 0.493138 trade names 0.494342 official text 0.486991 non-CDC sites 0.491614 References 0.415642 report 0.418404 information 0.41867 Accommodation 0.418431 electronic conversions 0.48725	CLICK HERE
8065	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Regional Elimination of Measles, 2000-2011 - Errata: Vol. 62, No. 2	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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.489102 Eastern Mediterranean row 0.559215 endorsement 0.433107 Global Control 0.485941 original MMWR paper 0.532168 substantial reductions 0.484447 Human Services 0.531126 Western Pacific row 0.558222 assistive technology 0.492828 assistance 0.415304 MMWR HTML versions 0.534619 U.S. Department 0.531267 MMWR readers 0.477261 character translation 0.473189 measles cases 0.620203 measles incidence 0.632784 number 0.457821 file 0.415383 electronic PDF version 0.530992 Mortality Estimates 0.51702 Persons 0.415426 e-mail 0.431073 measles mortality 0.723412 South-East Asia row 0.55933	routine immunization services 0.549936 format errors 0.476234 sentence 0.431909 World Health Organization 0.548966 subject line 0.491061 Contact GPO 0.485907 typeset documents 0.475266 trade names 0.476793 commercial sources 0.476744 official text 0.471307 table title 0.484898 Total row 0.491166 current prices 0.473549 non-CDC sites 0.474903 original paper copy 0.533304 measles deaths 0.917994 report 0.442241 information 0.415392 page 0.440555 Accommodation 0.415195 percentage mortality reduction 0.682681 electronic conversions 0.470793 printable versions 0.469038	CLICK HERE
8546	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcements: National Infant Immunization Week - April20-27, 2013	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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.464369 CDC Foundation 0.533079 Human Services 0.564234 assistive technology 0.466491 health-care professionals 0.457083 advance equity 0.431142 NIIW 0.398695 U.S. Department 0.564548 MMWR HTML versions 0.555428 CDC Childhood Immunization 0.90056 electronic PDF version 0.542358 state health departments 0.586019 World Health Organization 0.585606 recent outbreaks 0.451357 Additional information 0.572068 record highs 0.453635 Contact GPO 0.465328 annual event 0.452158 commercial sources 0.439293 current prices 0.435085 original paper copy 0.549737 immunization schedule 0.686825 United States 0.44867 high immunization rates 0.817624	U.S. Government Printing 0.554647 original MMWR paper 0.550433 vaccination services 0.449117 MMWR readers 0.44639 universal access 0.444832 character translation 0.432368 National Infant Immunization 0.830812 World Immunization 0.801235 national immunization partners 0.827144 promotional materials 0.446867 childhood immunizations 0.460256 community activities 0.450755 public health 0.456891 format errors 0.434055 subject line 0.461929 typeset documents 0.440763 trade names 0.439392 paper copy 0.557024 official text 0.43073 non-CDC sites 0.438314 Champion Award 0.44286 vaccine-preventable diseases 0.46459 electronic conversions 0.430403 childhood vaccines 0.490574	CLICK HERE
8682	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Obliterative Bronchiolitis in Workers in a Coffee-ProcessingFacility - Texas, 2008-2012	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.	diffuse bronchial wall 0.654991 obstructive lung disease 0.730886 flavored coffee beans 0.663142 quantitative risk assessment 0.65413 lung biopsy findings 0.670059 Texas Health Science 0.701496 flavoring-chemical related disease 0.657662 unflavored coffee area 0.661458 cylindrical bronchiectasis 0.659579 potential occupational exposure 0.662452 inhaled steroids 0.668979 open lung biopsy 0.722584 severe obstruction 0.694094 mild cylindrical bronchiectasis 0.654309 CDC health hazard 0.657542 coffee-processing facility 0.757655 work-related obliterative bronchiolitis 0.804371 small coffee-processing facility 0.674233 Occupational Health Sciences 0.657898 liquid flavorings 0.6705 constrictive bronchiolitis 0.738459 exposure 0.67117 potentially exposed workers 0.679101 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.659078 Initial lung function 0.677771	repeat lung function 0.678161 flavoring room 0.686919 lung transplant 0.668266 irreversible lung disease 0.673598 material safety data 0.699926 Consequent open lung 0.674345 high index 0.689379 lung function testing 0.818067 quality control laboratory 0.655971 inflammatory cell infiltrate 0.653803 flavoring industries 0.679437 Respiratory Disease Studies 0.658438 flavoring materials 0.6551 workers 0.679813 mucus clearance therapy 0.654178 air trapping 0.681578 chronic obstructive lung 0.671369 Health Science Center 0.701491 bronchial wall 0.658773 roasted coffee beans 0.761293 et al 0.671643 obliterative bronchiolitis 0.931122 flavoring production industries 0.680465 safety data sheets 0.69992	CLICK HERE
9742	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Barriers to Colorectal Cancer Screening Among American Indian Men Aged 50 or Older, Kansas and Missouri, 2006 - 2008 - CDC	American Indian (AI) men have some of the highest rates of colorectal cancer (CRC) in the United States but among the lowest screening rates. Our goal was to better understand awareness and discourse about colorectal cancer in a heterogeneous group of AI men in the Midwestern United States.	American Indian community 0.538341 later CRC stages 0.617399 lowest screening rates 0.574177 health insurance 0.542503 cultural factors 0.576302 CRC information 0.558691 Health Dispar Res 0.543923 colon cancer testing 0.52207 CRC mortality rates 0.627444 Western medicine 0.560012 Medicine Wheel Consulting 0.512607 Siteman Cancer Center 0.534287 colorectal cancer screening 0.588715 health care providers 0.546039 culturally sensitive intervention 0.524858 National Institutes 0.53523 AI men 0.960885 general CRC knowledge 0.623219 colorectal cancer 0.825253 CRC screening 0.708984 traditional medicine 0.557699 Kansas Medical Center 0.622882 Public Health Sciences 0.546684 Traditional perspectives 0.520129	female AI/AN elders 0.520213 traditional ways 0.5214 participatory research method 0.510528 AI people 0.524683 qualitative text analysis 0.520426 community members 0.634773 United States 0.520818 community leaders 0.540579 Human Subjects Committee 0.519936 Midwestern United States 0.519479 focus groups 0.643901 National Cancer Institute 0.60041 traditional healing practices 0.524684 health care 0.765741 American Indian Cancer 0.540708 participants 0.54774 AI clinicians 0.531406 Indian Health Hospitals 0.545389 CRC discussions 0.554007 AI adults 0.534487 Indian Health Service 0.732462 subsequent intervention strategies 0.519186 Washington University School 0.510545 Public Health Service 0.542104	CLICK HERE
9945	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tribal Consultation Sessions - Tribal Support	CDC/ATSDR Tribal Support is the primary link between CDC, the Agency for Toxic Substance and Disease Registry (ATSDR), and tribal governments. CDC/ATSDR’s tribal support activities focus on fulfilling CDC's supportive role in ensuring that American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) communities receive public health services that keep them safe and healthy.	Government-to-government consultation 0.46402 winter 0.326309 sessions—one 0.326435 number 0.327467 tribal officials 0.473918 Atlanta 0.326356 tribal consultation sessions 0.934084 regional tribal consultation 0.584336 procedures 0.327765 inherent rights 0.49656 sovereignty 0.343581 Key components 0.453561 decisions 0.330035 designees 0.326561 Tribal Consultation Policy 0.600377 CDC staff 0.670042	CDC leadership 0.691239 government-to-government basis 0.47754 opportunity 0.328316 supplants 0.328251 opportunities 0.327435 annual HHS 0.468751 CDC tribal consultation 0.794425 forum 0.329434 CDC’s participation 0.652562 self-governance 0.331829 Tribal Advisory Committee 0.584628 tribal leaders 0.69883 federal trust responsibility 0.640901 Indian/Alaska Native governments 0.674703 Biannual Tribal Consultation 0.83481 representatives 0.41781	CLICK HERE
10028	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Synopsis for January 16, 2014 | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	MMWR – Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	vulnerable infants 0.585258 average number 0.544673 American Academy 0.534443 smoke-free laws 0.563926 mental health 0.552701 Duke J. Ruktanonchai 0.657058 MMWR notice 0.533658 U.S. States 0.548414 early reports 0.636067 current cigarette smokers 0.714637 physical violence 0.583733 effective strategies 0.529833 premature infants 0.713719 population health 0.546283 short supply 0.537863 Service Officer 0.533754 health care costs 0.708114 inform policy decisions 0.63282 Texas Department 0.540046 highest risk 0.534721 hard-hitting media campaigns 0.692344 HUMAN SERVICES 0.530752 CDC Media Relations 0.942762 CDC Epidemic Intelligence 0.690143 zinc deficiency disorders 0.661045	effective actions 0.55351 United States 0.620912 injectable zinc 0.699913 State Health Services 0.683694 tobacco price increases 0.682015 percent 0.706666 Rigorous evaluation 0.532306 parenteral nutrition 0.542229 Lieutenant Commander 0.540375 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.541578 national shortages 0.54714 Healthy People 0.537075 Acute Illness Associated 0.629217 public health 0.788557 birth weight 0.536038 sexual violence 0.657683 U.S. adults 0.823481 vital component 0.532608 daily smokers 0.715762 public health actions 0.666463 Cigarette smoking 0.556583 public health problem 0.663412 Public Health Service 0.685515 intimate partner violence 0.697342	CLICK HERE
11070	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Healthy Weight: Assessing Your Weight: BMI: About BMI forChildren and Teens	or children and teens, BMI is age- and sex-specific and is often referred to as BMI-for-age. In children, a high amount of body fat can lead to weight-related diseases and other health issues and being underweight can also put one at risk for health issues. Learn more.	BMI categories 0.620747 American Academy 0.467709 J. Clin 0.467906 direct measures 0.465367 health care provider 0.473077 CDC growth chart 0.490226 different BMI percentiles 0.65691 health issues 0.469434 high BMI 0.688224 85th percentile 0.467928 children 0.640853 weight status categories 0.589581 appropriate health screenings 0.469111 Childhood Obesity Facts 0.509778 different weight status 0.476805 Body Mass Index 0.481664 adult BMI 0.627989 overweight children 0.475553 severely obese children 0.487879 cdc growth charts 0.708562 BMI Percentile Calculator 0.719004 weight weight status 0.490918 95th percentile 0.592124 body fatness 0.551782	United States 0.529628 BMI-for-age weight status 0.485134 teens 0.501455 skinfold thickness measurements 0.529131 10-year-old boy 0.509488 BMI 0.915089 BMI levels 0.629597 BMI value 0.618405 CDC BMI-for-age growth 0.49532 healthy Danish children 0.485192 teen obesity trends 0.496459 certain age groups 0.473769 healthy weight 0.49194 Boys Growth Chart 0.487689 teens age 0.470884 percentile growth charts 0.52035 Girls Growth Chart 0.486685 childhood obesity 0.592758 diagnostic tool 0.467774 et al 0.507483 Vital Health Stat. 0.463602 high body fatness 0.502731 BMI calculator 0.646368 sample BMI numbers 0.663699	CLICK HERE
13431	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Investigation of Childhood Lead Poisoning from ParentalTake-Home Exposure from an Electronic Scrap Recycling Facility -Ohio, 2012	Nick Newman, DO1; Camille Jones, MD2; Elena Page, MD3; Diana Ceballos, PhD3; Aalok Oza, MS3 (Author affiliations at end of text).	occupational health concern 0.429607 Department Childhood Lead 0.513876 childhood lead poisonings 0.482797 Adult Blood Lead 0.465966 sufficient evidence 0.48495 Lead Poisoning Prevention 0.620502 children 0.494943 cathode ray tubes 0.942528 elevated blls 0.54289 Cincinnati Health Department 0.701037 ТЕg/dL 0.449625 personal protective equipment 0.489785 Environmental Health Specialty 0.526341 lead poisoning 0.786917 e-scrap recycling facility 0.432983 lead paint 0.474744 take-home exposure 0.480974 employees 0.433661 lead exposure 0.665365 Poisoning Prevention Program 0.577876 Pediatric Environmental Health 0.518333 United States 0.461753 National Toxicology Program 0.494537 Health Department Childhood 0.480602	permissible exposure limit 0.436413 blood lead 0.47657 Occupational Safety 0.571575 hazardous exposures 0.504229 health hazard evaluation 0.523865 NIOSH health hazard 0.496487 NIOSH evaluation 0.422887 lead risk assessment 0.57422 Health Specialty Unit 0.527527 limited evidence 0.442476 Health Administration 0.427545 Hospital Pediatric Environmental 0.498877 detectable lead dust 0.479493 public health actions 0.422854 routine lead screening 0.549092 ray tubes area 0.42435 lead poisoning incident 0.491364 environmental lead exposure 0.552583 NIOSH investigators 0.524089 childhood lead poisoning 0.728012 surface lead concentrations 0.47437 Cincinnati Children 0.446884 Administration lead standard 0.463958 current occupational exposure 0.452204	CLICK HERE