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645	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Secondhand Smoke Facts - Smoking & Tobacco Use	Secondhand Smoke Fact Sheets.	good role model 0.400303 Mortality Weekly Report 0.484598 smokefree laws 0.363118 public places.1,2,3 0.36667 Human Services 0.622487 person smoking.5,6 0.355696 testing saliva 0.359241 low incomes 0.357665 U.S. Department 0.618305 Health Promotion 0.445355 Disease Control 0.552113 Serum Cotinine Levels 0.393636 body breaks 0.356596 children 0.372392 Involuntary Exposure 0.375382 secondhand smoke 0.933776 National Center 0.441212 cotinine levels 0.406488 tobacco smoke 0.595786 lower education 0.35844 U.S. Worker Groups 0.398802 Local Smoke-Free Law 0.396118 harms children 0.370405 tobacco products 0.363833 nonsmokers 0.42645	Research Triangle Park 0.391342 people’s jobs 0.35886 rental housing 0.356849 Vital Signs 0.399742 Health Consequences 0.412545 National Toxicology Program 0.394727 children ages 0.363077 public areas 0.357516 care center 0.356424 air filters 0.359897 smoking 0.382011 breathing secondhand 0.460811 higher cotinine levels 0.401113 single-family homes 0.359244 Secondhand Smoke—United States 0.559644 multi-unit housing 0.357104 Feb 0.433908 Smoke Causes Disease 0.509259 secondhand smoke exposure 0.78778 M. Sociodemographic Disparities 0.401653 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.555264 Surgeon General 0.448168 public places—such 0.365694 JP.Tobacco Smoke Exposure 0.516349	CLICK HERE
5382	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FASD, Alcohol and Pregnancy Questions and Answers	FASDs are 100% preventable if a woman does not drink alcohol during pregnancy. There is no known safe amount of alcohol to drink while pregnant. There is also no safe time during pregnancy to drink and no safe kind of alcohol.	drinking cause harm 0.448973 State Resource Directory 0.414536 child psychologist 0.376829 health care provider 0.718408 Child Find evaluation 0.382401 certain times 0.368971 Women page 0.367899 Health Treatment Services 0.413582 standard-sized drinks 0.386986 mixed drinks 0.384565 talk 0.375494 local Alcoholics Anonymous 0.40594 fetal alcohol 0.535727 safe time 0.369088 regular prenatal checkups 0.442167 alcohol 0.907134 pure alcohol 0.498677 alcohol treatment programs 0.526461 pregnancy 0.529897 local public school 0.412171 local elementary school 0.409645 wine coolers 0.36922 5-ounce glass 0.370429 local early intervention 0.412476	brain growth 0.373683 treatment facility locator 0.410642 child 0.595067 12-ounce beer 0.421593 woman 0.366919 free evaluation 0.409738 standard drink 0.398617 intellectual disabilities 0.367067 drinking alcohol 0.517528 malt liquor drinks 0.439909 safe kind 0.367899 FASDs 0.439631 Fetal Alcohol Syndrome 0.53095 proof distilled spirits 0.423631 hard liquor 0.369007 important thing 0.373883 best advice 0.367733 mixed alcoholic drinks 0.439956 FASD 0.457727 doctor 0.368333 alcohol spectrum disorders 0.530283 early intervention contact 0.410044 Mental Health Services 0.414088 baby 0.468268	CLICK HERE
6400	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims - November 20, 2011	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. 0.282266 motor vehicle injuries 0.389165 nongovernmental organizations 0.271261 Road Safety Collaboration 0.416532 United States 0.268895 U.S. Government Printing 0.384606 original MMWR paper 0.376105 United Nations 0.267366 Human Services 0.402895 assistive technology 0.288426 Road trauma 0.294894 winnable battle 0.283871 U.S. Department 0.397422 MMWR HTML versions 0.381567 MMWR readers 0.261538 character translation 0.249498 electronic PDF version 0.370545 road traffic crashes 0.90026 practical consequences 0.26846	format errors 0.250564 World Health Organization 0.41027 Road Traffic Victims 0.436284 Additional information 0.406026 subject line 0.283007 Contact GPO 0.283614 typeset documents 0.257332 trade names 0.257363 commercial sources 0.257254 paper copy 0.391595 official text 0.247667 prevention measures 0.256016 current prices 0.251179 persons 0.2203 non-CDC sites 0.25469 original paper copy 0.378259 General Assembly 0.266252 electronic conversions 0.246467 printable versions 0.242493	CLICK HERE
7366	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Recreational Water Illness and Injury Prevention Week 2011	Having fun while you swim this summer means knowing how to prevent recreational water illnesses (RWIs) and injuries. Learn how to stay healthy and safe while enjoying the water!	indoor air quality 0.511389 Swimming Video Contest 0.575324 Healthy Swimming Video 0.586204 ear plugs 0.62605 Video Contest webpage 0.498517 Injury Prevention Program 0.568176 role injury prevention 0.516295 Prevention Week.* RWIs 0.547941 ear wax 0.705738 recreational water illnesses 0.5574 infected ear 0.665138 numerous health benefits 0.519536 germs 0.489299 ear canal 0.920418 unintentional injury death 0.520805 ear tubes 0.614684 pH levels 0.531881 swimmer 0.522036 experience brain injuries 0.514274 health care costs 0.504294 swimming pools 0.491017 Water Illness Prevention 0.537769 water safety 0.486433 pool test strips 0.494264 Injury Center website 0.516933	recreational water venues 0.629601 pool/hot tub operator 0.495606 outer ear infection 0.663859 Resources webpage 0.486049 custom-fitted swim molds 0.499725 outer ear canal 0.698017 recreational water illness 0.844815 annual Recreational Water 0.556884 alcohol-based ear drops 0.664374 healthy swimming 0.617134 injury prevention 0.57998 water play areas 0.54708 healthy swimming behaviors 0.536589 popular sports activities 0.519789 contaminated water 0.49223 ear drums 0.614992 ear drainage 0.615325 Video submission deadline 0.498851 common recreational water 0.544041 health-care provider 0.541235 health care visits 0.505241 ears 0.476595 Healthy Swimming Program 0.53362 water parks 0.48996	CLICK HERE
7879	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Social Media	CDC uses social media to provide users with access to credible, science-based health information when, where, and how you want it. A variety of social media tools are used to reinforce and personalize messages, reach new audiences, and build a communication infrastructure based on open information exchange.	Office 0.346249 MPEG 0.47484 site 0.349824 PDF 0.351726 PPT 0.547669	DOC 0.464791 Page 0.346972 different file formats 0.906706 Public Affairs 0.621419 Associate Director 0.71861	CLICK HERE
8644	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - I Survived, Clella B. Gregory	I Survived, The staggering statistics associated with pandemics sometimes makes it difficult to remember that each number represents a single, human life. In this section, survivors share their intimate recollections of either their own illness or that of a loved one. All these storytellers are 90-plus years of age and they have carried with them for a lifetime their memories of the 1918 flu pandemic.	Clella B. Gregory 0.925989 pandemic flu 0.686613 Olpha Otis 0.683709 heat 0.359104 siblings 0.388888 brothers 0.366499 father 0.362635 Claude 0.37715 church services 0.631551 crowds 0.38474 mother 0.359643 Nora Brantley 0.755641 children 0.363917 Storyteller 0.384558 livestock 0.358441 wood 0.359159 drinking water 0.635248 Ruby 0.364135	parents Eli 0.758044 baby Helen 0.668477 illness 0.362977 Dad 0.48326 cows 0.369928 community 0.362532 Herb 0.372529 Ina Pearl 0.682528 sick neighbors 0.659724 Floy 0.366268 schools 0.35925 doctors 0.35772 Blackford 0.532587 coal 0.364372 Bert 0.37886 family 0.35792 brother Genie 0.681325 age 0.558228	CLICK HERE
9934	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tribal Advisory Committee - Tribal Support	CDC/ATSDR Tribal Support is the primary link between CDC, the Agency for Toxic Substance and Disease Registry (ATSDR), and tribal governments. CDC/ATSDR’s tribal support activities focus on fulfilling CDC's supportive role in ensuring that American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) communities receive public health services that keep them safe and healthy.	CDC 0.580264 disability 0.535832 National Indian Health 0.891867 directors 0.532004 Secretary—CAPT Carmen Clelland 0.877334 health system executive 0.71494 leaders 0.531957 Associate Director 0.697606 behalf 0.536875 life 0.535998 delegate 0.711814 Welfare Association 0.694976 tribal officials 0.85035 voluntary representatives 0.753668 Officer—José T. Montero 0.882745 injury 0.535882 views 0.532749 federally recognized tribe 0.956216 consultation sessions 0.724311 disease 0.535915 broad strategies 0.743536 CDC/ATSDR 0.57239	Local 0.554106 National Indian Child 0.876217 national nonprofit organizations 0.877433 PharmD 0.558592 tribes 0.53462 Indian Health Service 0.92174 Territorial Support 0.866198 quality 0.536031 Areas 0.534757 policy issues 0.743869 American Indians 0.696008 mission 0.536114 Indian/Alaska Native communities 0.991248 Tribal Advisory Committee 0.988445 State 0.554215 TAC 0.716599 ongoing relationships 0.720416 Delegates 0.553373 Tribal Support 0.732959 tribal health officers 0.917073 National Congress 0.703767	CLICK HERE
10332	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HAN Archive - Summary of CDC Recommendations for Influenza Antiviral Medications	Health Alert Network (HAN). Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	influenza 0.825229 CDC Health Alert 0.464407 Mortality Weekly Report 0.370407 antiviral medication oseltamivir 0.559788 symptom onset 0.361725 Clinical trials 0.326224 Clinical benefit 0.318506 alternative oral suspension 0.458124 Drug Administration 0.390376 Influenza Vaccine Effectiveness 0.573557 2012-2013 seasonal influenza 0.555756 sugar-free chocolate syrup 0.371052 sickle cell disease 0.396316 progressive illness 0.320488 enhances health decisions 0.383853 critical health issues 0.385412 influenza virus infection 0.574793 best tools 0.316751 public health benefit 0.41866 seasonal influenza vaccine 0.671925 health care providers 0.393622 CDC communication 0.331392 spot shortages 0.313297 observational studies 0.310793	early antiviral treatment 0.621172 U.S. Food 0.393353 clinical signs 0.315673 spinal cord injury 0.384915 FDA press release 0.383507 antiviral treatment decisions 0.582581 oral suspension formulation 0.45614 past influenza seasons 0.636812 Addressing Intermittent Shortages 0.407588 observational data 0.315122 influenza vaccination 0.553012 severe outcomes 0.316693 antiviral treatment 0.993647 pediatric suspension 0.361346 annual vaccination 0.336113 influenza viruses 0.473654 H1N1 pandemic 0.316656 influenza antiviral recommendations 0.784309 oral suspension 0.703185 long-term aspirin therapy 0.386027 clinical judgment 0.402589 illness onset 0.654338 antiviral medications 0.609079	CLICK HERE
13232	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Controlling the Last Known Cluster of Ebola Virus Disease -Liberia, January-February 2015	Please note: An errata have been published for this article. To view the errata, please click here and here.	effective triage 0.452806 Ebola treatment unit 0.663795 affordable medical care 0.445799 health care provider 0.560842 ETU 0.528318 symptom onset 0.464623 Ebola virus transmission 0.66056 Ebola symptoms 0.617872 Ebola virus 0.68538 Ebola outbreak 0.59405 symptomatic contacts 0.502444 Ebola transmission 0.76992 possible Ebola infection 0.604878 health care providers 0.478601 Ebola diagnosis 0.569318 World Health Organization 0.524451 personal protective equipment 0.468 multiple community outbreaks 0.447957 contact tracing 0.741335 non-ETU HCF 0.496838 Red Light 0.462082 community 0.526302 community transmission 0.446757 health care facilities 0.499277 Jonathan S. Yoder 0.511299	Ebola patients 0.649968 Ebola 0.990821 Ebola virus disease 0.656011 Ebola epidemic 0.637692 non-ETU HCFs 0.467693 intense urban transmission 0.453395 Liberia Ebola Response 0.636946 case investigations 0.479734 recent Ebola patient 0.602132 Ebola cases 0.711751 Paul River Bridge 0.600735 Margibi County 0.447604 index patient 0.488534 health care workers 0.738548 symptomatic patients 0.448531 health care 0.888576 laboratory-confirmed Ebola 0.581396 St. Paul River 0.600749 health care worker 0.479648 county health teams 0.441374 Ebola control strategies 0.605685 infection prevention 0.506215 Montserrado County 0.702252 Ebola patient 0.620757	CLICK HERE
16006	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	FIGURE 2. Recommendations regarding influenza vaccination of persons who report allergy to eggs - Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, United States, 2015-16 influenza season	FIGURE 2. Recommendations regarding influenza vaccination of persons who report allergy to eggs - CDC			CLICK HERE