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628	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The High Cost of Excessive Drinking to States | CDC Features	The cost of excessive alcohol use in the U.S. rose to almost a quarter trillion dollars in 2010. Implementing effective community-based interventions can reduce excessive drinking and its costs.	excessive drinking cost 0.713171 Communities 0.321175 CDC study 0.432366 losses 0.383817 alcohol-related injuries 0.416246 local governments 0.426385 estimates 0.321272 lives 0.321455 researchers 0.339137 dangerous behavior 0.419799 effective interventions 0.41915 California 0.322225 State costs 0.466582 Binge drinking 0.499063 highest cost 0.498104 community-based interventions 0.449218 impacts many aspects 0.420262 median 0.358515 previous CDC studies 0.514193 drinker 0.32694 Cost Breakout 0.437313 District 0.322389 women 0.323075 problems 0.321144	occasion 0.348118 related harms 0.41853 United States 0.547369 drinks 0.322746 dollars 0.362187 American economy 0.432166 alcoholic beverages 0.431165 drain 0.325751 life 0.321472 Total costs 0.478792 U.S. 0.348197 workplace productivity 0.550457 excessive alcohol 0.967643 excessive drinking 0.826324 total cost 0.421841 health care expenses 0.519978 North Dakota 0.424745 law enforcement 0.418071 costs 0.544108 people 0.324124 alcohol use cost 0.472497 criminal justice expenses 0.518728 New Mexico 0.423036 motor vehicle crashes 0.516617	CLICK HERE
1089	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR - Recommendations and Reports - APPENDIX A - March 22, 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.	substantive excess risk 0.537198 Jacobson JA FG 0.530207 Pediatr Infect Dis 0.571951 nasopharyngeal carriage 0.724907 MMWR HTML versions 0.531309 public health departments 0.534272 acceptable antimicrobial agents 0.566673 nasopharyngeal carriers 0.533732 electronic PDF version 0.525682 Elcuaz R. Primary 0.530225 laboratory animals 0.533896 Clin Infect Dis 0.693408 preelementary school contacts 0.549926 Secondary attack rate 0.541009 meningococcal resistance 0.595168 Neisseria meningitidis 0.590194 meningococcal disease 0.958195 500-mg oral dose 0.537475 Antimicrob Agents Chem 0.531644 Rev Infect Dis 0.574142 invasive meningococcal disease 0.703744 United States 0.544442 original MMWR paper 0.530427 U.S. Government Printing 0.52658	Infect Dis 0.729722 N. meningitidis 0.63303 first-line chemoprophylaxis agent 0.570237 health-care personnel 0.5618 antimicrobial chemoprophylaxis 0.667547 Mateczun A. Azithromycin 0.576716 nasopharyngeal colonization 0.533384 sustained ciprofloxacin resistance 0.605476 index patient 0.65724 sporadic meningococcal disease 0.694038 secondary attach rate 0.544749 single-dose ciprofloxacin 0.534693 Frenck RW Jr 0.525521 attack rate 0.598253 Anonymous. Meningococcal disease 0.666176 Systemic antimicrobial therapy 0.560462 secondary cases 0.55258 Primary meningococcal conjunctivitis 0.770856 acceptable alternative therapy 0.525946 close contacts 0.778442 et al 0.53026 Single dose ciprofloxacin 0.591083 nasopharyngeal cultures 0.544781 Meningococcal pneumonia 0.583845	CLICK HERE
5899	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Octachloronaphthalene - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards	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
6094	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Adiponitrile - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards	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
6443	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Campylobacter jejuni Infections Associated with Sheep Castration - Wyoming, 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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.530659 abdominal cramps 0.524391 original MMWR paper 0.604894 U.S. Government Printing 0.598611 stool specimens 0.518554 Human Services 0.603776 assistive technology 0.529364 human isolates 0.533294 low frequency 0.507914 U.S. Department 0.601423 MMWR HTML versions 0.597087 MMWR readers 0.511796 Karl Musgrave 0.506531 electronic PDF version 0.597959 EIS officers 0.508787 laboratory-confirmed cases 0.529258 Aimee Geissler 0.517053 Ranch owners 0.512229 laboratory-confirmed illness 0.512805 animal exposure 0.515008 PFGE pattern 0.814082 Kerry R. Pride 0.74442 unpasteurized dairy products 0.615443 fecal samples 0.515024	subject line 0.528924 patients 0.540139 Contact GPO 0.523365 Clay Van Houten 0.606272 typeset documents 0.506192 commercial sources 0.506116 age-specific techniques 0.514504 official text 0.506836 common source 0.512611 Wyoming Department 0.534254 PulseNet* database 0.512992 Campylobacter jejuni enteritis 0.797895 mild diarrheal illness 0.615378 C. jejuni infection 0.744309 local sheep ranch 0.640112 original paper copy 0.591491 lambs 0.577445 lamb castration 0.513945 common sources 0.516974 pulsed-field gel electrophoresis 0.607844 multiday event 0.654089 laboratory testing 0.514667 C. jejuni 0.926391	CLICK HERE
6769	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - South Africa - Where We Work	CDC partners in South Africa with government and parastatal agencies, private institutions, universities and non-governmental organizations to improve the country’s public health foundation, to prevent transmission of HIV, to provide	country 0.320093 strengthening 0.344724 endorsement 0.333653 health threats 0.435355 Epidemiology Training Program 0.541318 Global Disease Detection 0.535922 sites 0.320127 CDC-SA 0.322573 NDoH 0.321849 office 0.320548 Disease Surveillance 0.427056 Content source 0.423935 containment 0.325782 technical support 0.449234 HHS 0.336409 influenza pandemic preparedness 0.560277 Notice 0.323149 regional component 0.432309 sponsors 0.319931 faith-based organizations 0.447899 KB 0.328842	leadership 0.320582 Pretoria 0.327387 South Africa Field 0.548139 public health programming 0.552895 funding 0.32229 emergence 0.331892 Africa’s budget 0.45726 health initiatives 0.434776 current partners 0.42134 PEPFAR 0.324396 capital city 0.426601 programmatic oversight 0.449487 complete list 0.422271 TB 0.379092 SA-FETP 0.321031 non-federal site 0.441777 public entities 0.435357 HIV 0.357035 National Department 0.435282 employees 0.319965	CLICK HERE
6879	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Recommendations for Influenza Antiviral Medications Remain Unchanged	CDC Recommendations for Influenza Antiviral Medications Remain Unchanged.	inherent design limitations 0.419481 uncomplicated seasonal influenza 0.590602 oseltamivir treatment 0.903089 uncontrolled observational studies 0.439765 pregnant women 0.429525 clinical benefit 0.402059 young children 0.424098 congestive heart failure 0.420855 intensive care unit 0.416049 high risk group 0.412174 observational studies 0.633567 early treatment 0.395622 seasonal influenza 0.64386 chronic medical conditions 0.407408 laboratory-confirmed influenza illness 0.601826 influenza neuraminidase inhibitor 0.620284 influenza virus infections 0.544564 available evidence 0.428887 inhaled zanamivir treatment 0.472283 uncomplicated influenza 0.503702 Annual influenza vaccination 0.545706 inhibitor antiviral drugs 0.531824 medical conditions 0.42644 severe influenza complications 0.593324 severe complications 0.384011	antiviral medications 0.6597 illness onset 0.651722 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.420922 influenza 0.922386 credible evidence synthesis 0.435449 British Medical Journal 0.439558 influenza-like illness 0.387257 oral oseltamivir 0.615125 generally healthy persons 0.418088 influenza disease 0.517032 critically ill children 0.417395 public health benefit 0.411012 influenza patients 0.566411 pandemic H1N1 0.428166 early antiviral treatment 0.510297 United States result 0.409043 influenza season 0.497232 inhibitor antiviral medications 0.635306 severe outcomes 0.428506 clinical trial data 0.45177 Cochrane review 0.504317 antiviral treatment 0.672222 early oseltamivir treatment 0.850372 respiratory tract complications 0.419846	CLICK HERE
9806	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Supporting Healthful Eating Through Retail Environmental Change: Communities Putting Prevention to Work - CDC	More healthful eating patterns can help people achieve recommended nutrient intakes, control calorie intake, and reduce the risk of some of the leading causes of chronic illness and death in the United States such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and certain types of cancer.	North Carolina 0.477901 healthful food choices 0.576375 Prev Chronic Dis 0.882595 corner store proprietors 0.43959 rural corner stores 0.519124 New York City 0.464274 small stores 0.444323 urban corner stores 0.47986 healthful options 0.562882 healthful items 0.528464 full-service grocery stores 0.451572 corner store owners 0.442675 electronic benefit transfer 0.457386 Food Bucks users 0.467766 corner stores 0.784068 farmers market purchases 0.431115 healthful food 0.630005 healthy corner store 0.668921 Philly Food Bucks 0.541023 health bucks program 0.473682 food assistance benefits 0.435784 fresh fruits 0.480096 healthful dietary choices 0.600665 healthful choices 0.52387 CPPW initiatives 0.429984	chronic disease prevention 0.468698 Food Bucks program 0.431922 limited access 0.429545 access 0.564472 farmers markets 0.924909 nutrition assistance 0.435173 healthful eating patterns 0.593085 small food stores 0.46336 corner store initiative 0.730314 healthful food items 0.557809 retail environment changes 0.454961 CPPW awardees 0.443022 public health 0.42304 food environment 0.457321 Jilcott Pitts SB 0.438091 quantitative baseline assessments 0.471347 Scanlon K. Access 0.422319 small grocery stores 0.446738 CPPW retail food 0.469988 new healthful foods 0.535576 et al 0.46214 healthful foods 0.853573 retail venues 0.507227 Farmers Market Access 0.458903	CLICK HERE
12160	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Meningitis | Lab Manual | Id, Characterization-strep pneumoniae | CDC	Primary Culture and Presumptive Identification Laboratory Methods.	catalase test 0.392523 Optochin test 0.370686 alpha-hemolytic streptococci 0.393966 streptococcal species 0.388383 optochin disks 0.386339 S. pneumoniae serotypes 0.447729 S. pneumoniae specimens 0.439206 individual serotype-specific antisera 0.401301 pneumoniae capsular antigens 0.42659 serotype-specific antisera 0.405487 viridans streptococci 0.365618 S. pneumoniae 0.982413 identification 0.385497 S. pneumoniae reference 0.442119 streptococcal species identification 0.366913 catalase positive organism 0.377383 negative test 0.367822 negative QC strain 0.384097 bile solubility testing 0.377403 PCR-based serotyping systems 0.368445 bile salts 0.392343 PCR Methods 0.385673 molecular methods 0.377299 positive reaction 0.41406	bile solubility test 0.482897 Staphylococcus spp. strain 0.376783 slide agglutination tests 0.367387 latex agglutination 0.421629 positive quellung reaction 0.387028 negative quelling reaction 0.373159 positive quellung reactions 0.403782 positive catalase test 0.390468 sodium deoxycholate 0.419855 BAP 0.397206 S. mitis 0.372379 young pneumococcal colonies 0.373057 pneumococcal culture ages 0.369147 quellung reaction 0.478094 sharply demarcated halo 0.3837 S. pneumoniae strain 0.481901 quellung reaction test 0.389182 pneumoniae capsular antigen 0.426681 cell suspension 0.397927 costly serotyping reagents 0.374666 latex agglutination method 0.36768 latex agglutination reaction 0.414794 S. pneumoniae strains 0.463018	CLICK HERE
12654	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Through the Eyes of the Eagle	Introduces the characters of Mr. Eagle and Rain That Dances, the American Indian boy he befriends. Mr. Eagle reminds the young boy of the healthy ways and wisdom of his elders. 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://www.cdc.gov/CDCTV/EyesOfTheEagle/index.html	Eyes 0.838226	Eagle 0.746183	CLICK HERE