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929	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Reports Flu Hit Younger People Particularly Hard This Season | Press Release | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	influenza infection 0.38278 Mortality Weekly Report 0.364859 flu activity 0.536708 H1N1 virus 0.342574 better flu vaccines 0.455078 currently circulating H1N1 0.349845 Disease Control 0.289409 season 0.564401 pandemic season 0.31174 best preventive tool 0.331494 flu surveillance data 0.486788 Director Tom Frieden 0.375058 flu hospitalizations 0.532878 flu illness 0.556939 age groups 0.287007 H1N1 viruses 0.287409 People age 0.318226 antiviral treatment guidance 0.339187 Younger people 0.316617 high risk 0.400061 second-highest hospitalization rate 0.468042 older people 0.295299 middle-age adults 0.292254 difficult reminder 0.287861 Vaccine Best Tool 0.35971	influenza 0.598005 U.S. Influenza Vaccine 0.409277 age group 0.480793 flu vaccine 0.687683 younger age group 0.383634 percent 0.548422 flu complications 0.397494 flu vaccine effectiveness 0.48237 annual flu vaccine 0.474174 Influenza deaths 0.417197 middle-aged adults 0.29403 middle-aged people 0.35513 high risk factors 0.33295 influenza season 0.364857 flu deaths 0.417906 antiviral drugs 0.342991 people 0.788374 influenza vaccination 0.346115 flu 0.972714 influenza viruses 0.325479 hospitalization rates 0.36625 predominant influenza virus 0.413374 predominant circulating viruses 0.371787 Dr. Frieden 0.365959	CLICK HERE
1160	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Using Online Reviews by Restaurant Patrons to IdentifyUnreported Cases of Foodborne Illness — New York City,2012–2013	Cassandra Harrison, MSPH1,2, Mohip Jorder, MS3, Henri Stern3, Faina Stavinsky, MS1, Vasudha Reddy, MPH1, Heather Hanson, MPH1, HaeNa Waechter, MPH1, Luther Lowe4, Luis Gravano, PhD3, Sharon Balter, MD1 (Author affiliations at end of text).	online restaurant reviews 0.509122 online foodborne illness 0.57869 true foodborne illness 0.572106 data 0.479442 restaurant-related foodborne illness 0.566294 pilot project 0.520794 New York City 0.867249 reviews 0.729998 unreported restaurant-related outbreaks 0.526724 meal date 0.481878 Yelp 0.595249 DOHMH 0.569377 unreported outbreaks 0.477863 foodborne illnesses 0.541376 foodborne disease epidemiologist 0.662013 foodborne epidemiologists 0.535749 foodborne disease outbreaks 0.542779 review websites 0.526955 foodborne illness complaints 0.623484 Yelp restaurant reviews 0.571122 foodborne illness 0.977912 severe neurologic illness 0.50341 Yelp reviews 0.517797 likely foodborne cause 0.530165	Yelp accounts 0.511842 foodborne cases 0.506818 City restaurant reviews 0.503985 individual criteria 0.51014 unreported restaurant outbreaks 0.484593 DOHMH outbreak investigation 0.527713 foodborne epidemiologist 0.539222 average review score 0.544129 incubation period 0.485027 health departments 0.504105 public health 0.537186 potentially recent illness 0.510839 Yelp account 0.486628 recent foodborne illness 0.627105 health department 0.50303 Restaurant patron reviews 0.48299 potentially recent foodborne 0.529899 review website Yelp 0.548469 restaurant review online 0.47991 reviewers 0.512805 illness symptoms 0.479683 text classification programs 0.501482 illness keyword 0.478405 possible foodborne illness 0.620329	CLICK HERE
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6341	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Age-related macular degeneration and smoking cessation advice by eye care providers: a pilot study.	null	provider medical training 0.280625 Public Health 0.294786 smoking cessation services 0.527822 smoking cessation preferences 0.490821 pilot study 0.368583 cessation training 0.293522 health care insurance 0.292327 care provider questionnaire 0.291658 AMD patients 0.385082 health care systems 0.28803 Palmer Eye Institute 0.290947 continued smoking 0.288269 BPEI retinal clinic 0.273797 smoking cessation assistance 0.375414 modifiable risk factors 0.268429 clinic setting 0.269027 cessation treatment 0.287472 National Eye Institute 0.282456 study-specific vision health 0.273508 comprehensive smoking cessation 0.364441 eye disease questions 0.292992 smoking status 0.295716 tobacco use–related eye 0.286421 health care providers 0.351447	AMD clinic patients 0.322439 age-related macular degeneration 0.327333 AMD patient questionnaire 0.301216 modifiable risk 0.276839 eye care provider 0.568025 specific eye care 0.316109 care provider survey 0.2895 provider sociodemographic characteristics 0.27097 smoking cessation efforts 0.393666 primary health care 0.299234 busy eye care 0.301108 eye care clinics 0.304595 medical school education 0.269266 study team interviewers 0.277853 smoking cessation 0.713264 modifiable risk factor 0.275349 smoking cessation survey 0.390915 smoking cessation opportunities 0.4028 increased tobacco cessation 0.309751 irreversible vision loss 0.325587 Miller School 0.294222 patient quit attempts 0.283779 eye care providers 0.915608	CLICK HERE
7405	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Emergency Room Procedures in Chemical Hazard Emergencies	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention provides independent oversight to the U.S. chemical weapons elimination program. This page is a job aid for emergency room procedures in chemical hazard emergencies.	Notify local emergency 0.882584 decon supplies 0.727457 hospital pharmacy 0.683476 emergency room 0.6899 Handle victim 0.717539 cholinesterase poisoning 0.711743 Lewisite Protocol 0.690309 hemorrhaging 0.554039 management authorities 0.6925 eye irritation 0.686818 large amounts 0.692818 blood gases 0.667707 agent identity 0.717643 personal protective equipment 0.995913 personal protection equipment 0.885727 secure hospital entrances 0.862488 Thermal burn 0.683162 Survey extent 0.677605 large burns 0.712173 in-patient treatment 0.669606 Restrict fluids 0.686621 positive M-8 paper 0.839597 emergency treatment 0.66364 possible chemical exposures 0.822394 severe dyspnea 0.838317	hot line 0.714899 deep IM 0.675393 repeat 0.579933 chemical hazard 0.733664 atropine 0.547828 organophosphate 0.550971 airway 0.544852 EMTs 0.543127 suspicion 0.539871 Nerve Agent Protocol 0.8429 MILD DYSPNEA 0.676662 military agent 0.695278 SIGNS WORSEN 0.690754 Hold victim 0.710137 antidotes 0.550441 lbs body 0.676941 chlorine poisoning 0.726861 artificial respiration 0.70206 Chlorine Protocol 0.711471 chest x-ray 0.675115 Mustard Protocol 0.691695 Phosgene Protocol 0.684426 thermal burns 0.702387 Morphine prn 0.689344	CLICK HERE
8284	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Disease Death Rates* Among Women Aged 25-54 Years, by Race and Age Group - National Vital Statistics System, United States, 2000-2010	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. 0.305442 decade 0.241181 endorsement 0.242141 disease death rates 0.926634 Alternate Text 0.295183 Human Services 0.364043 assistive technology 0.312412 MMWR HTML versions 0.361048 U.S. Department 0.35976 identification 0.216054 electronic PDF version 0.358355 e-mail 0.238498 HIV disease death 0.991113 period 0.234227 shows HIV disease 0.403952 Contact GPO 0.304708 commercial sources 0.294136 National Vital Statistics 0.377817 current prices 0.28903 original paper copy 0.361413 white women 0.73133 Internet 0.215889 black women 0.732447 United States 0.298893	age group 0.494607 original MMWR paper 0.357946 Superintendent 0.217966 assistance 0.218876 title 0.218722 content 0.215828 MMWR readers 0.292778 character translation 0.289517 times 0.234122 file 0.218976 Persons 0.219036 format errors 0.288285 race 0.216905 subject line 0.309528 Health 0.229334 typeset documents 0.291775 trade names 0.294203 official text 0.286431 non-CDC sites 0.291072 References 0.215911 report 0.21871 information 0.218988 Accommodation 0.218735 electronic conversions 0.286485	CLICK HERE
8935	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vaccine Information Statement: Shingles - Vaccines - CDC	Shingles Vaccine Information Statement	catch shingles 0.662988 Page 0.398035 body 0.339541 nearest hospital 0.389115 severe allergies 0.455989 severe allergic reaction 0.799726 chills 0.323931 shingles 0.986961 severe problems 0.444549 immune systems 0.398266 clinical trials 0.397456 post-herpetic neuralgia 0.418626 soreness 0.321989 fast heartbeat 0.391152 chickenpox vaccine 0.621584 shingles vaccine 0.946526 Herpes Zoster 0.433627 Vaccine Adverse Event 0.567824 Mild problems 0.394756 behavior changes 0.389521 VAERS website 0.413817 life-threatening allergic reaction 0.521668 person 0.466403 difficulty breathing 0.386938 shingles infection 0.671841	single dose 0.397132 United States 0.39827 upset stomach 0.413971 Varicella Zoster virus 0.508922 medical advice 0.395413 minor acute illness 0.462086 main symptom 0.414519 signs 0.329271 pneumonia 0.319666 state health department 0.463891 Current Edition Date 0.502772 younger people 0.398072 painful skin rash 0.520499 severe allergic reactions 0.549191 severe pain 0.46282 blisters 0.322123 severe acute illness 0.523136 doctor 0.363546 brain inflammation 0.404548 face 0.333613 antibiotic neomycin 0.40386 risk 0.334663 headache 0.342084 gelatin 0.320053	CLICK HERE
9904	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HIV Prevention Q and A - HIV Basics - HIV/AIDS	Answers to questions such as: How can I prevent getting HIV from anal or vaginal sex? How can I prevent getting HIV from oral sex? Can I take medicines to prevent getting HIV?	pre-exposure prophylaxis 0.449664 emergency room doctor 0.362514 male condom 0.391214 STD testing site 0.359099 health care provider 0.603941 right way 0.704343 CDC’s HIV 0.611279 viral load 0.401097 anal sex 0.490318 nitrile female condoms 0.374602 post-exposure prophylaxis 0.382968 needs 0.360235 sex partner 0.344924 oral sex 0.477511 ongoing sexual relationship 0.360573 body fluids 0.389709 HIV Risk Reduction 0.749202 HIV-positive partner 0.387931 HIV medicines 0.440401 sexually transmitted diseases 0.421358 female condoms 0.39324 long-term health consequences 0.359764 undetectable viral load 0.358104 condom 0.429697 needles 0.362587	condoms 0.434146 antiretroviral therapy 0.407502 sexual behaviors 0.353543 Risk Reduction Tool 0.694818 receptive anal sex 0.370743 bisexual male partners 0.35854 HIV transmission 0.438092 unknown HIV status 0.439508 chance 0.343975 drugs 0.350177 sex 0.698209 HIV test 0.384856 vaginal sex 0.421879 PrEP 0.380944 sexual partners 0.344571 BETA 0.346799 HIV 0.915286 partner 0.451599 partners 0.40755 STDs 0.388495 information 0.370687 PEP 0.363693 time 0.359469 HIV infection 0.540114	CLICK HERE
11382	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NIOSH Warns of Sillicosis Risks in Construction, Suggests Measures to Reduce Exposure (96-120)	null	construction workers 0.496201 lung tissue 0.347156 worksite contaminants 0.353314 Preventing Silicosis 0.425856 masonry products 0.3491 NIOSH requests 0.373227 abrasive blasting 0.395579 construction activities 0.394998 good working order 0.380797 washable protective clothes 0.378611 respirable crystalline silica 0.960553 NIOSH 0.399786 small amounts 0.34882 lower risks 0.352395 practical steps 0.351502 equipment manufacturers 0.346225 crystalline silica dust 0.642008 dust control systems 0.391584 workplace exposure 0.361862 health effects 0.345203 adequate respiratory protection 0.382725 good personal hygiene 0.378888 work areas 0.384537 Director Linda Rosenstock 0.390138 economic costs 0.346813	NIOSH Alert 0.382578 silica exposures 0.45368 high dust concentrations 0.400484 silica sand 0.500838 State health departments 0.379494 Occupational Safety 0.351387 hazardous materials 0.345621 adjacent workers 0.354959 breathing respirable crystalline 0.485712 National Institute 0.353709 health community work 0.389566 abrasive blasting materials 0.38434 silica exposure 0.526193 NIOSH REL 0.369285 unnecessary exposure 0.359921 fatal respiratory disease 0.4768 construction industry 0.353488 sweeping concrete 0.349065 Post warning signs 0.380771 silicosis 0.500921 Conduct air monitoring 0.377939 work practices 0.345179 periodic medical examinations 0.380371 worker exposures 0.352414	CLICK HERE
14098	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Zika Virus Spreads to New Areas - Region of the Americas, May 2015-January 2016 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	health care provider 0.437435 Virus-specific cross-neutralization testing 0.433289 human disease cases 0.442744 Zika virus 0.923295 best way 0.435411 limited areas 0.437053 pregnant women 0.478621 virus disease cases§ 0.486047 Health care providers 0.499264 mosquito-borne flavivirus 0.440905 mosquito-to-human transmission 0.433306 World Health Organization 0.441813 ongoing Zika virus 0.531683 Zika virus disease 0.651369 compatible travel history 0.433998 possible congenital infection 0.444737 nonpurulent conjunctivitis 0.434613 public health practice 0.442585 Aedes aegypti mosquitoes 0.450065 primary flavivirus infections 0.435973 Zika virus transmission 0.659433 maculopapular rash 0.454455 American Health Organization 0.474493 secondary flavivirus infection 0.446763 Ae. albopictus mosquitoes 0.438162	United States 0.528212 Aedes species mosquitoes 0.437861 intrauterine transmission 0.433229 Zika virus infection 0.770249 Pan American Health 0.473877 continental United States 0.518373 State health departments 0.43678 local health department 0.470968 local transmission 0.54402 state health department 0.44164 acute onset 0.454072 symptomatic disease 0.440796 local health departments 0.439326 Zika virus infections 0.554255 intrapartum transmission 0.433273 virus disease cases 0.500745 congenital infection 0.464543 sexual transmission 0.433253 chikungunya virus infection 0.509006 Aedes albopictus mosquitoes 0.443691 laboratory diagnostic testing 0.433509 Febrile pregnant women 0.437425 Zika virus testing 0.50752 local human-to-mosquito-to-human spread 0.437648	CLICK HERE