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583	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	What You Need to Know about ADHD - CDC Features	October is Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Awareness Month. Learn more about ADHD and discover how to help children with ADHD.	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
6054	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	1-Heptanethiol - 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
7363	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Getting Blood Pressure Under Control - CDC Vital Signs	CDC Vital Signs links science, policy, and communications with the intent of communicating a call-to-action for the public. CDC Vital Signs provides the most recent, comprehensive data on key indicators of important health topics.	major risk factor 0.276248 *Blood pressure control 0.296801 American adults 0.241607 Mortality Weekly Report 0.263182 health care provider 0.265211 Nearly one-third 0.242698 frequent attention 0.235427 systolic blood pressure 0.314335 Counsel patients 0.236653 diastolic blood pressure 0.314169 patient records 0.235819 blood pressure 0.947296 greater risk 0.237747 National Quality Forum 0.264833 patients 0.239333 national Million Hearts™ 0.265816 Signs Issue details 0.264033 blood pressure control 0.349627 nurses 0.22096 grocery store 0.232899 Measuring progress 0.236183 success measures 0.234863 Leading Health Indicator 0.268337 Pressure Under Control 0.256626 private sector 0.235397	heart healthy eating 0.263348 doctor’s visits 0.233206 heart attacks 0.236583 Uncontrolled Hypertension 0.242253 United States 0.234866 specific objectives 0.235083 monitor patients 0.236541 Salt Matters 0.232941 once-a-day doses 0.239458 Physical Activity Guidelines 0.262803 lifestyle changes 0.261269 n’t start 0.234419 blood pressure readings 0.32483 heart disease 0.277775 CDC VitalSigns 0.234138 Report progress 0.23614 Healthy People 0.268213 health care systems 0.277091 system-wide targets 0.236903 blood pressure reading 0.300038 uncontrolled high blood 0.363083 healthy weight 0.235858 blood pressure medicines 0.371009 high blood pressure 0.763378	CLICK HERE
7430	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Agent Orange Validation Study - Veterans Health - Vietnam Studies	CDC's National Center for Environmental Health (NCEH) has taken the lead for HHS in addressing the health concerns of veterans of the Vietnam War and the Gulf War, and NCEH is working with the Departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs to protect the health of our future military forces.	blood TCDD levels 0.997311 toxic contaminant 0.569003 heavily sprayed areas 0.702955 ground combat troops 0.683768 study 0.425366 list Skip 0.707381 Army Vietnam-era veterans 0.76287 American Medical Association 0.655957 military records 0.680009 non-Vietnam veterans 0.646448 page options Skip 0.846389 self-reported exposure 0.579185	Serum 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin levels 0.662911 Health Studies 0.537313 navigation Skip 0.707021 Blood levels 0.552254 U.S. 0.425208 Disease Control Veterans 0.750433 Army Vietnam veterans 0.846129 herbicide mixture 0.580658 estimate 0.432496 Agent Orange 0.814905 Agent Orange exposure 0.670698	CLICK HERE
8779	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Asian Americans and Hepatitis B | CDC Features	Hepatitis B affects 1 in 12 Asian Americans; most don’t know it. Talk to a doctor about getting tested for Hepatitis B if you or your parents were born in Asia or the Pacific Islands.	CDC 0.318191 hepatitis B virus 0.565516 Asians Americans 0.421927 AAPIs 0.343986 cancer deaths 0.378658 percent 0.317828 Liver cancer 0.384358 Hepatitis B testing 0.547132 contact 0.3162 disease worldwide 0.388878 young children 0.381229 talk 0.329413 Division 0.317748 Hepatitis Awareness 0.604461 liver damage 0.382708 results 0.316398 cirrhosis 0.318835 infants 0.316084	Pacific Islands 0.39114 hepatitis 0.91582 Viral Hepatitis 0.591378 total U.S. population 0.454944 people 0.446856 medical care 0.378278 blood 0.316191 doctor 0.336666 symptoms 0.316467 Pacific Islanders 0.562842 chronic hepatitis 0.815577 hepatitis B infection 0.568843 doctors 0.316299 Pacific Island countries 0.452073 liver problems 0.391216 parts 0.317362 Asian Americans 0.728179 Pacific Islander Heritage 0.470654	CLICK HERE
11513	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NCIRD | DBD Bulletin Summer 2012 | OD News and Staff Notes	Division of Bacterial Diseases Bulletin Summer 2012	infectious disease issues 0.838029 pneumococcal surveillance data 0.837617 Haemophilus influenzae type 0.824846 new EIS Officers 0.824571 Vaccine Preventable Diseases 0.869095 Claire von Mollendorf 0.818353 Nigerian National Vaccine 0.885434 pneumococcal conjugate vaccine 0.893154 expert national consultants 0.822361 emergency action plans 0.816368 Vaccine Impact Manual 0.876959 Joint Biostatistics Symposium 0.81568 vaccine dinner club 0.883779 CDC EOC 0.829997 Chris Van Beneden 0.823969 Polio Eradication Emergency 0.845552 Pakistan FETP trainees 0.81941 international public health 0.859243 Public Health Science 0.867186 South Africa 0.833554 Respiratory Disease Branch 0.828136 annual scientific conference 0.841923 public health information 0.855397 pneumococcal disease trends 0.841345	CDC Chapter 0.84169 international honor society 0.843882 Mie University School 0.819764 infectious disease prevention 0.83658 high level meeting 0.826118 invasive pneumococcal disease 0.841616 Sigma Xi 0.837412 universal vaccine coverage 0.867197 public health professionals 0.853383 public health 0.944232 Nigerian children 0.829765 Rana Hajjeh 0.838969 occupied CDC Health 0.88478 CDC staff 0.824066 R. Dowdle Award 0.829057 CDC support 0.819653 Leaders Program Review 0.83387 post-graduate training program 0.824368 annual NUVI meeting 0.82443 presumed bacterial pneumonia 0.823031 health emergency—Polio Eradication 0.843547 Elizabeth Zell 0.837346 Scientific Program Committee 0.84713 Emerging Infectious Diseases 0.829101	CLICK HERE
12722	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Fighting Flu	Renowned Hollywood actor, Wes Studi, expresses concern about the higher threat that flu poses to Native peoples. Ttudi reaches out to American Indians and Alaska Natives to get vaccinated, prevent the spread of germs and take antivirals that can help. Studi urges viewers to protect the circle of life and know the facts about the flu to protect themselves, their families and their communities from influenza. 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/CDCtv/FightingFlu/index.html	Flu 0.921372		CLICK HERE
12866	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Managing Return to Activities	null	stationary biking 0.392892 moderate-intensity stationary biking 0.390217 cognitive deficits 0.334494 school 0.333218 Return-to-work planning 0.325634 high-intensity stationary biking 0.392332 CDC Expert Commentary 0.397824 concussion symptoms 0.422974 cognitive rest 0.331056 health care providers 0.437442 health care professionals 0.821816 entire 5-step progression 0.39758 athlete 0.670306 Appropriate diagnosis 0.327081 emergency department 0.696734 exertion 0.426952 rest breaks 0.335371 symptoms 0.62751 non-contact sport-specific drills 0.406376 Symptomatic students 0.326123 medical conditions 0.334164 multiple organizations 0.333642 reaction time 0.331215 concussion 0.461754	daytime naps 0.333828 limited exertion 0.402199 gradually return 0.370479 adverse health outcomes 0.464779 recovery 0.372461 emergency department visit 0.412631 initial injury 0.324566 future return 0.368363 cognitive status 0.328142 health professional 0.330015 careful management 0.324461 health care 0.954345 regular weightlifting routine 0.404337 optimal recovery 0.343415 clinical guidelines 0.333558 young athlete 0.43848 Light aerobic activity 0.407925 young athletes 0.403195 baseline step 0.330773 individual step 0.389504 family/caregiver education 0.340799 concussion specialist 0.385607 step 0.425297 adequate sleep 0.325401	CLICK HERE
13744	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement: Global Handwashing Day - October 15,2015	October 15, 2015, marks the 8th annual Global Handwashing Day. This observance increases awareness and understanding of handwashing with soap as an effective and affordable way to prevent disease around the world.	water-related hygiene 0.736235 Larson EL 0.722897 Human Services 0.831123 U.S. Department 0.82871 MMWR HTML versions 0.823513 Coulborn RM 0.726667 electronic PDF version 0.823105 young children 0.74339 Meremikwu MM 0.72676 annual Global Handwashing 0.922089 Ejemot-Nwadiaro RI 0.725104 Res Public Health 0.843644 Additional information 0.731459 Contact GPO 0.743048 commercial sources 0.719452 soap removes 0.830486 respiratory infections 0.728779 national causes 0.728477 important role 0.743634 current prices 0.718749 Cochrane Database Syst 0.829534 diarrheal diseases 0.752434 original paper copy 0.817855 Hand washing promotion 0.83552	hand hygiene 0.723951 soap 0.84838 time trends 0.720404 bacterial contamination 0.717308 Reference Group 0.729188 Child Health Epidemiology 0.858525 original MMWR paper 0.831829 U.S. Government Printing 0.823309 age group 0.735335 MMWR readers 0.727152 Aiello AE 0.73364 child mortality 0.732711 infectious disease risk 0.823634 Johnson HL 0.735323 typeset documents 0.721517 trade names 0.719525 official text 0.719835 child survival 0.742497 Critchley JA 0.741464 non-CDC sites 0.719394 clean their hands 0.752657 affordable way 0.737396 et al 0.723108 systematic analysis 0.724036	CLICK HERE
13802	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	SARS | About Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome | CDC	SARS, CDC Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome information	South America 0.407159 World Health Organization 0.551416 CDC 0.247295 SARS situation 0.661259 recent human cases 0.574172 Europe 0.236406 SARS preparedness activities 0.842565 North America 0.407676 viral respiratory illness 0.730001	SARS transmission 0.704459 new updates 0.401261 SARS-CoV infection 0.405095 dozen countries 0.429522 Asia 0.273571 China 0.234216 SARS-associated coronavirus 0.545749 SARS global outbreak 0.92786 disease transmission 0.418104	CLICK HERE