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5418	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Clean indoor air regulation and incidence of hospital admissions for acute coronary syndrome in Kanawha County, West Virginia.	Secondhand smoke is a risk factor for coronary heart disease. Laws and regulations prohibiting smoking in public areas and workplaces can reduce rates of acute myocardial infarction.	modest smoking regulation 0.400085 data 0.497784 census data 0.407954 Kanawha County hospitals 0.388874 medical history 0.384342 CIAR 0.424542 Poisson regression model 0.401068 Kanawha County 0.987911 ACS hospital admission 0.433139 smoking status 0.798009 decline 0.386845 smoking areas 0.499553 clean indoor air 0.466264 age-adjusted rates 0.504529 ACS hospital 0.452932 comprehensive smoking regulations 0.400557 standard population 0.407006 nonsmokers 0.399521 hospital admission data 0.416895 acute care hospitals 0.407711 West Virginia University 0.468209 hospital admissions data 0.395437 hospital admission 0.730379 study 0.403922	Randolph Cancer Center 0.385 ACS hospitalization rates 0.41999 West Virginia 0.866418 smoking prohibitions 0.39491 acute coronary syndrome 0.507414 hospital admissions 0.828897 public places 0.386788 indoor air regulation 0.411469 Kanawha County resident 0.39863 acute coronary events 0.467691 Kanawha County residents 0.399703 secondhand smoke exposure 0.555028 sex 0.399712 admission rates 0.702918 hospital admission rates 0.696125 individual smoking status 0.398629 ACS 0.602424 ACS admissions 0.405367 hospital ACS 0.3965 Kanawha County regulation 0.398734 Babb Randolph Cancer 0.385984 male smokers 0.484552 coronary heart disease 0.416806 diabetes 0.392924	CLICK HERE
6090	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	1,1,2,2-Tetrachloro-1,2-difluoroethane - 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
6662	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Severe Methemoglobinemia and Hemolytic Anemia from Aniline Purchased as 2C-E 4-ethyl-2,5-dimethoxyphenethylamine, a Recreational Drug, on the Internet - Oregon, 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.	red blood cells 0.588776 patient A. Patient 0.585346 glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase 0.589893 novel psychoactive chemicals 0.524779 packed red blood 0.591909 glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase concentration 0.586253 hemoglobin concentration 0.858686 methylene blue 0.931839 acute hemolytic anemia 0.525144 hospital intensive-care unit 0.525174 additional cases 0.567587 pulse oximetry 0.654523 antidote methylene blue 0.559097 blood oxygen saturation 0.727978 soft drink 0.627942 patient b. 0.539833 intensive-care unit 0.585832 unintentional aniline intoxication 0.537471 aniline poisoning 0.537528 initial blood oxygen 0.526795 emergency department 0.573317 public health officials 0.5298 public health agencies 0.628204 poison center directors 0.524437 poison control 0.570742	health-care providers 0.574295 Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase concentrations 0.540489 chemical-induced hemolytic anemia 0.536423 Oregon Health Alert 0.533144 body weight methylene 0.563448 repeat methemoglobin concentration 0.776137 Oregon Poison Center 0.896188 exchange transfusion 0.562512 B. Zane Horowitz 0.572298 methemoglobin concentration 0.892276 supplemental oxygen 0.573317 public health 0.913618 aniline metabolites 0.598631 Internet site 0.527545 unregulated Internet sources 0.539105 law enforcement agencies 0.587353 Public Health Div 0.609275 Drug Enforcement Administration 0.531678 supplemental oxygen administration 0.524125 Public Health Division 0.629106 psychoactive chemicals 0.589648 serum LDH concentration 0.646638 repeat hemoglobin testing 0.560551 Oregon Public Health 0.63729	CLICK HERE
6861	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FDA Approval of an Extended Period for Administering VariZIG for Postexposure Prophylaxis of Varicella	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.	varicella vaccine 0.652671 anti–varicella zoster virus 0.332505 zoster immune globulin 0.912532 herpes zoster 0.289122 VariZIG 0.233261 Human anti-chickenpox immunoglobulin 0.201662 varicella zoster 0.967655	United States 0.214417 varicella incidence 0.429841 intravenously administered varicella 0.470033 Miller E. Varicella 0.471468 high risk 0.200648 varicella zoster virus 0.666536 immune globulin preparation 0.497754	CLICK HERE
10302	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HAN Archive - 00321|Health Alert Network (HAN)	Health Alert Network (HAN). Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	possible link 0.625638 illnesses 0.362803 life-threatening condition 0.511531 medical centers—to help 0.675121 feeding regimen 0.494871 local pharmacies 0.502547 international organizations 0.486497 packets 0.33622 Health Alert Network 0.973119 SimplyThick 0.653263 Disease Control 0.488585 amounts 0.336448 health care providers 0.693366 U.S. Food 0.512135 deaths 0.409061 addition 0.39036 premature infants 0.912888 development 0.406749 advisory 0.336718 healthy living 0.481095 individual servings 0.519174 different medical centers 0.657616 late onset NEC 0.798627 parents 0.336293	CDC Health Alert 0.748478 READERS 0.336743 FDA 0.652114 United States 0.696183 Drug Administration 0.511992 enhances health decisions 0.646914 critical health issues 0.648454 credible information 0.488203 inflammation 0.340835 premature course 0.562743 hospital 0.360932 gestation 0.343552 64-ounce dispenser bottles 0.678303 FDA notice 0.60552 breast milk 0.485516 adverse events 0.506117 ill infants 0.641597 agents 0.383869 strong partnerships 0.477667 late-onset NEC 0.650136 CDC’s Health 0.5402 risk 0.358202 time 0.361297 infant formula products 0.65419	CLICK HERE
10617	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Lassa Fever Reported in U.S. Traveler Returning from West Africa | Press Release | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	Blood samples 0.467655 CDC 0.58759 Minnesota Department 0.469531 Martin Cetron 0.457537 M.D. 0.420861 Lassa virus 0.65224 New York City 0.506821 direct contact 0.468111 sexual contact 0.467851 CDC website 0.505783 Barbara Knust 0.462331 airlines 0.42 additional information 0.459053 passengers 0.4346 CDC Director Tom 0.569878 casual contact 0.513198 Ebola hemorrhagic fever 0.586677 public health officials 0.504813 passenger contact information 0.513352 travelers 0.422395 CDC’s Division 0.55398 hemorrhagic symptoms 0.468569 rare cases 0.459754 airline contact investigations 0.509446 United States 0.576518	severe viral disease 0.514161 Preliminary information 0.460059 infected individual 0.4687 patient 0.430345 M.P.H. 0.419648 close contact 0.463876 mucous membrane 0.465073 local health departments 0.503121 current outbreak 0.462929 stable condition 0.465431 bodily fluids 0.462074 international travel 0.463882 Global Migration 0.455879 High-Consequence Pathogens 0.457216 sick person 0.469171 risk factor 0.455093 people 0.419709 possible exposure 0.45646 infected person 0.481792 Minnesota case 0.461077 Lassa fever 0.950445 West Africa 0.816704 infected rodents 0.480409 infected persons 0.477033	CLICK HERE
12806	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Connect with Us | HEADS UP | CDC Injury Center	null	proper helmet fit 0.976161 brain injury 0.375183 CDC 0.204375	3D helmet fit 0.942728 Helmet Safety app 0.989449 HEADS UP Concussion 0.848434	CLICK HERE
13158	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC in Brief 2015	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, CDC in Brief	public health expert 0.74989 useful information 0.535411 South America 0.494482 international concern 0.494905 Lancet 0.34693 emergency health threats 0.794455 contact 0.338851 links 0.339431 central Asia 0.494061 CDC Washington Office 0.93602 presence 0.334577 global health threats 0.730921 additional information 0.528669 lives 0.371116 Highly skilled workforce 0.67702 need 0.339651 multi-state investigations 0.509644 public health activities 0.675555 countries 0.366405 foodborne illness 0.517361 food supply 0.515608 technical briefing 0.544276 territories 0.335409 prevention strategies 0.517075 ground 0.339238	millions 0.338496 CDC’s budget 0.68538 regions 0.358298 health threats 0.865968 Provide critical data 0.685505 Prevent epidemics 0.526557 outbreak investigations 0.507231 healthcare-associated infections 0.523393 world 0.335975 deadly disease outbreaks 0.722965 additional introductions 0.489771 public health 0.85775 50 states 0.499595 quick access 0.534557 biological threats 0.688721 field staff 0.507228 people 0.335184 healthcare costs 0.506902 biological releases 0.495173 air traffic 0.495185 vector-borne pathogens 0.512541 local level 0.498462 travel increases 0.497757 E-Brief 0.339457	CLICK HERE
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14344	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Radiation from Air Travel	These days, travel by air has become increasingly common, both for business and leisure travel. We are exposed to low levels of radiation when we fly. You can learn more about radiation from air travel at http://www.cdc.gov/nceh/radiation/air_travel.html 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/wcms/videos/low-res/NCEH/2016/airtravelradiation_1153418.mp4	Air Travel 0.624389	Radiation 0.798097	CLICK HERE