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7415	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Emergency and Environmental Health Services: Improving the Practice of Environmental Health	NCEH provides leadership to promote health & quality of life by preventing or controlling those diseases or disabilities resulting from interaction between people and the environment. Site has information/education resources on a broad range of topics, including asthma, birth defects, radiation, sanitation, lead in blood, and more.	cruise ship industry 0.582846 Health Services advances 0.641406 Technical expertise 0.446088 Surveillance data 0.439076 sanitation inspections 0.470169 chemical warfare agents 0.997802 environmental health programs 0.604549 Monitors gastrointestinal illnesses 0.569315 highest risk children 0.552676 Safe Water 0.442415 foodborne illnesses 0.455429 National Center 0.461629 cruise ship 0.604093 construction inspections 0.436695 Vessel Sanitation Program 0.588778 U.S. disposal facility 0.573039 emergency preparedness 0.461868 chemical weapons elimination 0.853621 safe disposal 0.459915 Blue Grass 0.43691 response efforts 0.453888 practice-based research 0.447491 limited resources 0.439847 lead exposure 0.448234 Poisoning Prevention Program 0.614092	highly hazardous chemicals 0.559811 environmental public health 0.680933 Control Communicable Diseases 0.541855 Environmental Health/Division 0.486092 United States 0.461337 prevents childhood 0.459838 program’s resources 0.460408 Weapons Elimination team 0.58017 health departments 0.473101 funded program 0.477027 U.S. Army 0.445945 public health 0.796779 Lead surveillance 0.464119 recreational water 0.437027 cruise ships 0.465012 nonstockpile chemical warfare 0.614546 environmental health practitioners 0.602843 Healthy community design 0.582912 public health practices 0.588732 Public Health Service 0.583703 childhood lead poisoning 0.86423 independent oversight 0.446432 lead poisoning prevention 0.852702 technical guidance 0.458386	CLICK HERE
8316	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Definitions - Sexual Violence	null	inner thigh 0.496433 Recommended Data Elements 0.563723 protective factors 0.481558 attempt 0.436879 physical force 0.50643 person touch 0.513138 drug-facilitated penetration 0.504262 Disease Control 0.486362 awareness 0.437272 different settings 0.487827 Sexual Violence Surveillance 0.591808 National Center 0.489284 alcohol 0.471063 consciousness 0.435769 unwanted sexual experiences 0.611282 sexual pressure 0.513368 physical harm 0.601134 verbal sexual harassment 0.577502 Uniform Definitions 0.483431 Black MC 0.489532 examples 0.486333 person 0.575129 Basile KC 0.492991 consistent definition 0.55718	intervention efforts 0.482709 women 0.439545 anal insertion 0.62523 Injury Prevention 0.48632 uniform manner 0.482637 Mahendra RR 0.494448 Nonphysically forced penetration 0.593136 drug-facilitated acts 0.493219 unwanted exposure 0.518784 physical contact 0.48795 victim’s consent 0.769973 victim 0.895758 situations 0.437512 sexual nature 0.509202 sexual violence 0.903348 drugs 0.435032 perpetrator 0.586759 sexual act 0.53055 forced acts 0.510145 incapacitation 0.437334 sexual comments 0.505601 following types 0.506412 consent.  Sexual violence 0.638338 Unwanted sexual contact 0.850425	CLICK HERE
9151	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Wildfires: Information for Pregnant Women and Parents of Young Infants	Reproductive Health	parent 0.347302 important items 0.509185 breathing smoke 0.505588 shelter 0.445697 bottled water 0.403391 young infant 0.605397 areas 0.37588 Page 0.322867 immunization records 0.39113 assistance 0.34947 Rest 0.354587 copies 0.349858 pregnant woman 0.536745 different provider 0.399452 indoors 0.390521 houses 0.322083 temporary housing 0.756815 health care providers 0.950414	counter medicine 0.391742 special needs 0.720633 prescription medicines 0.620132 breast milk 0.496448 plenty 0.428358 staff 0.38331 counter 0.422997 prenatal care— 0.401794 home 0.4193 prenatal care 0.402795 usual provider 0.413139 health problems 0.687228 buildings 0.323875 baby 0.512443 fumes 0.437688 medical records 0.403931 time 0.349438	CLICK HERE
9273	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Preventing Chronic Disease - CDC: Volume 10, 2013: 12_0198	Volumen 10 — el 23 de mayo de 2013.	Aspan Dahmubed 0.523517 Fadar O 0.511879 principales supermercados 0.504832 Dahmubed A 0.504576 Brand-Name Foods From 0.598519 Estados Unidos 0.956702 cuánto agt 0.78905	Jacobson MF 0.517143 US Supermarket 0.507174 Dariush Mozaffarian 0.524987 Trans Fatty Acids 0.619726 Michael F 0.505032 Mozaffarian D 0.504151	CLICK HERE
11762	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2014 Ebola Outbreak in West Africa - Outbreak Distribution Map	null	World Health Organization 0.386427 Ebola virus transmission 0.551441 Sierra Leone 0.215804 countries 0.250096 large proportion 0.203997 public health authorities 0.71591 Ebola cases 0.275819	country classification 0.532038 widespread transmission 0.983761 incubation periods 0.204118 international air travel 0.358638 control measures 0.865347 new cases 0.205876 active surveillance 0.216651	CLICK HERE
11947	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diabetes-Related Press Releases and Media Advisories | Newsroom | Diabetes | CDC<	This page offers CDC’s latest press releases on diabetes and related topics	countrys leading voices 0.545093 Centers 0.42384 CDC Diabetes Report 0.695613 Urgent National Initiative 0.55718 Prevent Type 0.488485 American Medical Association 0.552874 Awareness 0.414486 Release New Prediabetes 0.597126 Campaign Features Unexpected 0.573206 Press Release 0.90481 Million American Adults 0.565221 New Diagnosed Cases 0.561388 nations 0.423544 Release New AMA 0.573372 Rise 0.417676 number 0.412043 PSA Campaign 0.486019 health care burden 0.572906 Disease Control 0.550021 Diabetes growth rate 0.70125 Learn Their Risk 0.492119 Tuesday 0.450783 racial/ethnic minority groups 0.55203 Children 0.413185	health care 0.625185 Press Release Rates 0.583385 launch urgent effort 0.563323 chronic diseases 0.549603 health data 0.484003 major effort 0.478731 Americans 0.468447 Prevention efforts 0.473863 Prevent Diabetes STAT 0.690637 Diabetes Statistics Report 0.673865 Animal Videos 0.491544 Press Release First-of-its-Kind 0.578873 ethnicities 0.419657 Press Release New 0.845052 Council Join Forces 0.545968 CDC Initiative Aims 0.581539 ages 0.411993 2017- Press Release 0.722469 American Diabetes Association 0.694197 Release New CDC 0.625853 health risks 0.480708 diabetes 0.717283 incidence 0.458732	CLICK HERE
13263	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The Immunization Baby Book (4:16)	For parents there's no greater joy then watching your child grow up happy and healthy. That's why most parents choose the safe, proven protection of vaccines.	National Center 0.51992 baby book 0.522184 Immunization 0.441879 vaccines babies 0.579397 greater joy 0.547986 childhood diseases 0.517617 protection 0.345664 visit https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/parents 0.524881 feedback 0.342894 preparedness topics 0.794775 variety 0.394424	children 0.392653 safety 0.394208 Respiratory Diseases 0.51405 safe 0.345741 different audiences 0.779248 public health professionals 0.976221 CDC-TV videos 0.679996 comment 0.34489 information 0.342774 power 0.343494 age 0.343218	CLICK HERE
13884	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prepare: Watch Out for Fever	If you get a fever during your chemotherapy treatment, it's a medical emergency.	infection 0.767829 middle 0.450347 phone numbers 0.657183 life-threatening condition 0.715353 night 0.450267 medical emergency 0.688566 sign 0.454836 fever 0.82251 emergency room 0.63394	office 0.448211 convenient location 0.689739 doctor 0.548788 chemotherapy treatment 0.824227 blood cell count 0.900662 person 0.450385 cancer patient 0.646517 temperature 0.462245 thermometer 0.485728	CLICK HERE
15857	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Association Between User-Generated Commuting Data andPopulation-Representative Active Commuting Surveillance Data - FourCities, 2014-2015 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	transportation officials 0.494218 active transportation programs 0.560702 U.S. cities 0.523482 higher block group 0.497114 GPS-based commuting data 0.495315 rank block groups 0.496131 number 0.487534 population density 0.593834 GPS-tracked data sources 0.50622 active transportation data 0.667143 non-work active transportation 0.499146 active transportation 0.953258 public health surveillance 0.572828 ACS samples 0.500699 block group estimates 0.500222 User-generated GPS data 0.504512 block group level 0.504577 user-generated active transportation 0.65995 block groups 0.795709 population-representative active transportation 0.513961 general U.S. population 0.482884 census block groups 0.517093 population-representative commuting data 0.495192 public health practice 0.479923 ACS active commuters 0.800198	ACS commuter variables 0.502229 application users 0.509091 GPS-tracked active commuters 0.547925 traditional active transportation 0.559652 active transportation surveillance 0.640386 GPS-tracked commuters 0.628709 GPS-tracked commuting data 0.497135 ACS cycles 0.495666 GPS-tracked active transportation 0.52346 general population 0.493775 higher population density 0.476658 block group 0.770412 user-generated data 0.482316 public health 0.609312 block group population 0.548516 data collection 0.506339 in-person data collection 0.480745 physical activity 0.51674 Census block group 0.508739 San Francisco 0.579883 user-generated GPS-tracked 0.502146 ACS respondents 0.484546 transportation surveillance systems 0.500767 public health priority 0.477993	CLICK HERE