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4438	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Features - Diabetes & Pregnancy | CDC Features	November is Diabetes Awareness Month. How much do you know about diabetes during pregnancy? Check your knowledge below!	low blood sugar 0.522852 preterm birth 0.34178 large baby 0.339468 type 0.497003 Family history 0.340141 common types 0.34506 Potential metabolic disorders 0.373915 possible problems 0.374211 pregnant woman 0.442888 glucose tablet 0.343189 normal range 0.341053 nerve problems 0.342068 energy 0.343355 big baby 0.344057 pregnancy 0.512134 birth 0.36995 Limit excess weight 0.367893 tight control 0.33905 brisk walk 0.341738 regular soda 0.339821 problems 0.465745 Yellow skin 0.341262 blood glucose 0.356633 unborn baby 0.345631	woman 0.479241 insulin 0.38549 excess weight gain 0.433178 Eat healthy foods 0.372773 vision problems 0.342014 healthy body weight 0.369653 poor control 0.343236 pregnancy increases 0.339143 gestational diabetes 0.724523 birth weight 0.339408 drinking juice 0.338633 control 0.39193 healthy baby 0.358333 Older age 0.340646 doctor 0.341489 current medications 0.340206 healthy pregnancy 0.341995 high blood pressure 0.425782 baby 0.454586 late pregnancy condition 0.377568 baby stay 0.33905 Diabetes Awareness 0.415983 blood sugar 0.959119 diabetes 0.78207	CLICK HERE
5175	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	South Carolina Activities to Prevent HAIs	null	MPEG 0.249823 funding 0.580785 prevention activities 0.424039 monthly update 0.669138 email address 0.956601 different file formats 0.600395 Affordable Care Act 0.620202 Epidemiology 0.417475 South Carolina 0.426747 recent work 0.647979	HAI infrastructure 0.442443 conduct surveillance 0.429469 infectious disease 0.710812 PPT 0.262794 Laboratory Capacity 0.84554 Infectious Diseases 0.864414 DOC 0.247626 page 0.296577 ELC 0.479386	CLICK HERE
5521	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2,6-Di-tert-butyl-p-cresol - 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
5714	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Chlorodiphenyl (42% chlorine) - 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
6922	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Short Sleep Duration Among Workers - United States, 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.	Insufficient sleep 0.271429 regular night shift 0.263431 Non-Hispanic black workers 0.243794 report short sleep 0.278179 highest prevalence 0.228552 higher prevalence 0.253016 average sleep duration 0.387606 National Health Interview 0.250438 non-Hispanic white workers 0.243723 National Sleep Foundation 0.284629 sleep opportunities 0.258872 non-Hispanic Asian workers 0.243756 night shift 0.429997 evidence-based training programs 0.27246 significantly higher rate 0.235505 4-digit industry codes 0.230945 shorter sleep episodes 0.268909 Health Interview Survey 0.250681 broad industry categories 0.243 self-reported short sleep 0.277228 U.S. workers 0.237607 usual shift 0.315558 NHIS public dataset 0.227924 simple 2-digit industry 0.230782 NHIS 0.228455	individual workers 0.229131 manufacturing workers 0.229214 overall prevalence 0.228525 social assistance 0.242145 industry 0.258895 shift factors 0.241703 warehousing workers 0.228242 sufficient sleep 0.256152 adverse health effects 0.245182 fatigued workers 0.234254 regular daytime shift 0.257279 Sara E. Luckhaupt 0.24356 workers 0.407516 shift system designs 0.247903 various adverse health 0.245684 short sleep duration 0.943065 civilian employed U.S. 0.232274 U.S. adults 0.228296 Hispanic workers 0.229654 manufacturing industry sector 0.228734 shift.† Workers 0.230569 night shift workers 0.340375 adequate sleep 0.260758 especially high prevalence 0.304853	CLICK HERE
7131	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables - June 1, 2012	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.	H. influenzae 0.376572 National Center 0.293729 cases 0.354859 CDC 0.287887 novel influenza 0.635704 Total case counts 0.443245 pandemic influenza 0.93758 measles cases 0.335474 ** Data 0.337913	Cumulative total E. 0.463016 Influenza Division 0.441593 case reports 0.281924 2009 pandemic 0.744245 probable cases 0.321713 Respiratory Diseases 0.300603 rubella cases 0.304484 human infection 0.323499 influenza A virus 0.480032	CLICK HERE
11860	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pertussis | Whooping Cough | Pertactin-Negative Strains | CDC	Pertactin-Negative Pertussis Strains	CDC 0.354022 pre-vaccine era 0.367319 Page 0.313842 specific strains 0.417807 pertactin-negative pertussis strains 0.666859 pertussis outbreaks 0.568852 number 0.31354 flu vaccines 0.46044 pertussis cases 0.573363 protein 0.331759 new strains 0.39597 effective tool 0.365546 new strain 0.370116 pertussis bacteria 0.687332 pertussis vaccines 0.982739 conclusions 0.314569 countries 0.314374 severe cases 0.366765 better diagnostics 0.368012 pertactin deficiency 0.368629 pertussis strains 0.688073 scientists 0.315736 letter 0.314655 vaccination 0.313796 pertactin-deficient strains 0.405215	components 0.370146 study 0.326287 United States 0.521757 vaccine protection 0.365782 airways 0.337061 current evidence 0.372139 pertactin-deficient strain 0.372549 prevalence 0.315985 paper 0.314492 situation 0.31334 pertactin-negative strains 0.40425 resurgence 0.315201 disease 0.328854 Clinical Vaccine Immunology 0.440011 suggestion 0.314796 available scientific evidence 0.427862 increase 0.329414 Medicine 0.314666 childhood pertussis vaccines 0.690393 epidemics 0.316121 appearance 0.313249 Antibiotics 0.315154 lining 0.334465 New England Journal 0.437523	CLICK HERE
11933	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Keyfinding-Using Diagnostic Intruments | Autism | NCBDDD | CDC	null	parent interview 0.491463 complex causes 0.478264 standardized diagnostic tools 0.577649 different subgroups 0.487601 children 0.791611 child psychologists 0.492768 young children 0.512615 diverse range 0.483843 Developmental Disorders. 0.477809 autism spectrum disorder 0.586094 treatment decisions 0.483898 parent report 0.559663 parent-reported ASD symptoms 0.821497 largest research study 0.544521 Autism Diagnostic Observation 0.573222 associated symptoms 0.4795 experienced clinicians 0.495367 SEED method 0.633443 standardized tools 0.508883 Levy SE 0.477882 developmental pediatricians 0.497402 Early Development 0.679463 United States 0.479699 Lee LC 0.479074	research design 0.479065 best diagnostic tools 0.550627 gold standard 0.57593 uniform way 0.492769 treatment process 0.478853 ASD 0.995319 effective ways 0.485176 well-defined groups 0.580048 new published analysis 0.556752 clinical observation 0.647243 low mental age 0.549207 research designs 0.486729 Developmental Disorders 0.49615 standardized diagnostic instruments 0.656415 thorough review 0.590283 CDC’s Study 0.594698 SEED classification method 0.575259 ASD classification 0.761461 Autism Diagnostic Interview-Revised 0.565988 CDC researchers 0.655045 new analysis 0.492662 certain ASD symptoms 0.778385 Moody EJ 0.480923 clinic visit 0.480309	CLICK HERE
12280	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Policies and Practices for Cancer Prevention: Indoor Tanning Among Minors	The public health community plays an important role in protecting young people from the harms of indoor tanning.	skin cancer 0.339647 United States 0.512263 squamous cell carcinoma—are 0.400514 additional health benefits 0.338377 parental accompaniment laws.19–21 0.304388 public health community 0.325569 squamous cell 0.515984 D. Excessive UV 0.501267 public health 0.557276 scientific evidence 0.280119 squamous cell carcinomas.9–12 0.378162 certain eye cancers.14–17 0.304662 parental consent laws 0.304385 skin cancer.2 0.202272	squamous cell carcinomas 0.421659 indoor tanning 0.859285 excessive levels 0.232928 UV radiation 0.284219 basal cell carcinomas 0.39231 excessive uv exposure 0.998592 public health problem 0.380706 international public health 0.313641 public health efforts 0.324441 indoor tanning.13 Indoor 0.369965 UV exposure.3–6 0.291575 skin cancer—basal 0.203493 skin cases 0.200154	CLICK HERE
13288	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	State-Specific Prevalence of Current Cigarette Smoking andSmokeless Tobacco Use Among Adults Aged ?18 Years - United States,2011-2013	Please note: An erratum has been published for this article. To view the erratum, please click here.	tobacco-control programs 0.377739 smoking decreases 0.354724 noninstitutionalized U.S. adults 0.354428 smokeless tobacco use.† 0.488 varied prevalence 0.360131 current cigarette smokers 0.389828 Kimberly Nguyen 0.35706 State-specific point prevalence 0.389951 tobacco use prevalence 0.4263 tobacco users 0.3866 self-reported smoking 0.354439 current cigarette smoking 0.698281 lower prevalence estimates 0.383864 comprehensive tobacco control 0.412872 current cigarette smoking* 0.395032 tobacco industry 0.390764 tobacco products 0.563013 mass media campaigns 0.396757 state-based telephone survey 0.353488 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.354255 median state response 0.397095 overall prevalence 0.363459 comprehensive smoke-free laws 0.400418 tobacco advertising 0.418686 South Carolina 0.385533	states 0.499062 cigarette smoking 0.8698 West Virginia 0.577395 comprehensive state tobacco-control 0.360127 statistically significant decline 0.357294 tobacco-related disease 0.361063 cell phone samples 0.403434 state response rates 0.394527 tobacco taxes 0.384967 tobacco control prevention 0.41415 overall cigarette smoking 0.454255 U.S. adults 0.384076 cigarette smoking prevalence 0.533048 recent state-based estimates 0.354272 cigarette smokers 0.416212 smokeless tobacco products 0.477606 relative percent change 0.405406 u.s. states 0.365746 smokeless tobacco 0.992707 concurrent cigarette smoking 0.446111 New Mexico 0.385579 statistically significant change 0.353421 cessation assistance 0.353701 current smokeless tobacco 0.604331	CLICK HERE