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5660	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Fenamiphos - 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
8987	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	CDC: Tips From Former Smokers - Tiffany: You Don't Quit Just for Yourself	Tiffany talks about losing her mother, a smoker, to lung cancer when she was 16. Despite this, Tiffany smoked for years before realizing what she might miss in her own daughter's life. In this video from CDC's Tips From Former Smokers campaign, Tiffany's daughter's, Jaelin, says she cannot imagine living without her mother. Jaelin goes on to tell her mom how proud she is of her for quitting smoking for good. 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://streaming.cdc.gov/vod.php?id=ff67b50b6de6064f26c7bb347d2aa68f20130326152816255	Tiffany 0.974332 Smokers 0.996151	CDC 0.979113 YouTube 0.926248	CLICK HERE
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11573	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NER - Peer-Reviewed Biomonitoring Articles | Environmental Phenols: Triclosan	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
11745	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Norovirus | Reporting and Surveillance | CDC	Reporting and surveillance of norovirus utilizing NORS and CalicNet	norovirus outbreaks 0.953408 Public health agencies 0.352689 United States 0.342611 national surveillance 0.234475 current norovirus outbreak 0.465697 CDC surveillance systems 0.442383 norovirus outbreak 0.566914 territorial health departments 0.418576 monitor norovirus strains 0.480894 norovirus outbreak surveillance 0.537489 norovirus illness 0.686194 territorial health department 0.374856 state health departments 0.564169 new strains 0.268574 health departments 0.696515	Health care providers 0.367036 acute gastroenteritis 0.262205 surveillance network 0.445316 assess strain-specific characteristics 0.293939 Vaccine Surveillance Network 0.338513 norovirus outbreak reporting 0.472749 doctor’s offices 0.200872 local public health 0.339475 National Outbreak Reporting 0.463785 Norovirus Sentinel Testing 0.367545 outbreak frequency 0.266077 public health laboratories 0.598862 laboratory data 0.320977 Active Surveillance Network 0.339337	CLICK HERE
12295	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Non-Polio Enterovirus | Transmission Non-Polio Enterovirus Infection | Picornavirus | CDC	You can get infected with non-polio enteroviruses by having close contact with an infected person. Also spread by touching objects or surfaces that have the virus on them and then touching your mouth, nose, or eyes.	stool 0.418736 hands 0.447013 objects 0.334489 sputum 0.335759 babies 0.335386 eyes 0.383484 Mothers 0.336983 navigation Skip 0.615467 coughing 0.344144 sneezing 0.350418 diapers 0.345993 mouth secretions 0.551455 close contact 0.491626 Infected people 0.593088 nasal mucus 0.535609 nose 0.464758 delivery 0.332956	non-polio enteroviruses 0.720976 list Skip 0.616861 pass 0.337555 page options Skip 0.781747 blister fluid 0.5119 Non-Polio Enterovirus Infection 0.684831 water 0.335221 infected person 0.912067 saliva 0.352754 eye 0.336001 doctor 0.33318 Pregnancy 0.332548 Pregnant women 0.48825 respiratory tract 0.479622 non-polio enteroviruses infection 0.680301 information 0.332592 feces 0.36251	CLICK HERE
13351	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Progress Toward Measles Elimination - South-East AsiaRegion, 2003-2013	Arun Thapa, MD1; Sudhir Khanal, MPH1; Umid Sharapov, MD2; Virginia Swezy, MPH1; Tika Sedai, MA1; Alya Dabbagh, PhD3; Paul Rota, PhD4; James L. Goodson, MPH2; Jeffrey McFarland, MD1 (Author affiliations at end of text).	measles elimination platform 0.469388 endemic measles virus 0.440691 measles elimination 0.837069 measles incidence 0.584168 measles laboratory network 0.50276 aggregate measles surveillance 0.474146 measles genotypes 0.406827 routine immunization 0.340674 measles outbreaks 0.561745 MCV1 coverage 0.308762 timely case-based measles 0.498258 routine immunization services 0.30856 measles control 0.415283 World Health Organization 0.4085 measles virus genotypes 0.446291 Rubella Laboratory Network 0.318499 countries 0.372906 measles elimination activities 0.461883 Rubella Strategic Plan 0.303569 laboratory-confirmed measles outbreaks 0.543037 measles epidemiology 0.411126 congenital rubella syndrome 0.466683 rubella syndrome control 0.459724 measles case-based surveillance 0.507425 MCV2 coverage 0.335589	laboratory-confirmed measles cases 0.453367 Global Measles 0.463257 south-east asia region 0.771863 regional measles mortality 0.451228 laboratory-confirmed rubella outbreaks 0.325887 South-East Asia Region* 0.31777 laboratory-confirmed mixed measles 0.457113 measles elimination goal 0.576663 measles cases 0.461191 Asia Regional Office 0.347612 measles SIAs 0.457287 Regional Committee 0.324839 rubella/congenital rubella syndrome 0.303718 coverage 0.351446 South-East Asia Regional 0.361093 measles surveillance data 0.506908 target population 0.312665 Sri Lanka 0.324549 annual measles incidence 0.461823 rubella outbreaks 0.343385 case-based measles surveillance 0.574895 periodic high-quality SIAs 0.307003 routine immunization program 0.301291 measles deaths 0.482338	CLICK HERE
13415	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Cancer Prevention Starts in Childhood	You can lower your children's risk of getting cancer later in life by helping them adopt a healthy lifestyle and following these tips to help prevent specific kinds of cancer.	young women 0.334666 skin cancer 0.3595 people’s cigarettes 0.319467 Indoor tanning 0.36414 safe level 0.333316 specific kinds 0.373879 children’s risk 0.368375 oropharyngeal cancers 0.376264 best way 0.336271 HPV vaccine 0.904669 lung cancer 0.328212 healthy choices 0.373579 sun safety tips 0.556121 Human papillomavirus 0.370935 teens tan 0.354641 smoking 0.251205 secondhand smoke 0.416016	HPV vaccine series 0.725466 Teen girls 0.33186 visit www.cdc.gov/quit 0.323091 commonly cause cancer 0.577469 common virus 0.34591 start 0.21213 healthy weight 0.37262 young men 0.333856 free support 0.328662 high school students 0.519479 cervical cancer 0.361665 tobacco products 0.328026 regular physical activity 0.608424 current cigarette smoker 0.530282 teen boys 0.331061 main cause 0.374642	CLICK HERE
15944	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vaccination Coverage Among Children in Kindergarten - UnitedStates, 2015-16 School Year | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	complete vaccination 0.250263 nonmedical exemptions 0.303544 median MMR coverage 0.239456 data 0.680109 catch-up vaccination schedule 0.2624 exemption 0.44916 New York City 0.289999 vaccination coverage 0.96494 period/provisional enrollment data 0.278972 school 0.616396 medical exemptions 0.337576 children 0.294751 kindergartners 0.385646 median exemption rate 0.296183 vaccination assessments 0.257926 varicella vaccine 0.444936 school entry 0.37222 acellular pertussis vaccine 0.306489 median vaccination coverage 0.320837 vaccination coverage data 0.314113 private school data 0.24665 school vaccination coverage 0.314544 provisional enrollment 0.690162 kindergarten vaccination 0.313815 grace period 0.661534	schools 0.297357 Median vaccination coverage* 0.261228 state-level vaccination coverage 0.259599 rubella vaccines 0.296301 high vaccination coverage 0.240174 doses 0.548004 MMR coverage 0.356631 vaccination requirements 0.250466 public school data 0.361154 states 0.813703 percentage points 0.315128 kindergarten vaccination data 0.300031 immunization programs 0.443042 rubella vaccine 0.295852 exemptions 0.529276 grace period/provisional enrollment 0.524925 50 states 0.37992 missing vaccine doses 0.250586 varicella vaccine coverage 0.240056 DTaP vaccine 0.23939 median kindergarten vaccination 0.244831 vaccine 0.450889 exemption data 0.372796 vaccine-preventable diseases 0.262809	CLICK HERE