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6629	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Chemical Class - Hydrocarbons contain hydrogen and carbon atoms	Hydrocarbons are a class of chemicals that contain only hydrogen and carbon atoms. Some have hydrogen with rings of carbon atoms, called polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons or PAHs. Hydrocarbons with additives, such as gasoline, also are included.			CLICK HERE
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8175	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Learn the Signs. Act Early. Concerned - NCBDDD	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities (NCBDDD), in collaboration with a number of national partners, launched a public awareness campaign called “Learn the Signs. Act Early.” The campaign aims to educate parents about childhood development, including early warning signs of autism and other developmental disorders, and encourages developmental screening and intervention.	parent 0.445962 Pediatrics 0.420553 validated developmental screening 0.643415 American Academy 0.517542 Child Find evaluation 0.537662 general developmental screening 0.624682 tips 0.456458 Milestone Checklist 0.642975 problem 0.422502 children 0.420596 state 0.456248 recordkeeping worksheet 0.608631 Caremark Charitable Trust 0.615816 Easter Seals 0.511007 learns 0.425932 medical diagnosis 0.509963 local public school 0.585055 local elementary school 0.582207 in-depth evaluation 0.507797 Edition 0.420164 local early intervention 0.61769 early childhood 0.50594 delay 0.421056 specialist 0.46268 FREE access 0.511749	validated tools 0.522572 support 0.420246 child 0.979212 parents 0.420211 milestone summary 0.55039 developmental screening tools 0.810741 developmental screening 0.864305 free evaluation 0.594921 substitute 0.423602 Stages Questionnaires® 0.511966 share 0.437107 early intervention 0.701378 simple things 0.506649 web page 0.502748 Sample recordkeeping worksheet 0.608419 intervention contact information 0.616317 way 0.422489 doctor 0.593367 Milestone Tracker app 0.650955 referral 0.462506 healthcare provider 0.515204 moves 0.421115 speaks 0.421207 intervention services 0.628886	CLICK HERE
10883	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Telebriefing - CDC concludes Indiana MERS patient did not spread virus to Illinois business associate | Transcript | CDC Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	positive predictive value 0.358631 CDC 0.240453 MERS Coronavirus infection 0.286347 public health threat 0.24406 MERS response 0.211988 mark pallansch 0.748839 Middle East 0.362458 MERS Co-V response 0.293456 PCR test 0.205828 serology test 0.213248 bob roos 0.211579 Dr. David Swerdlow 0.244219 contact 0.239289 elizabeth cohen 0.255531 Illinois resident 0.561259 david swerdlow 0.915894 Dr. Swerdlow 0.401871 antibody test 0.259757 public health 0.705458 live MERS virus 0.246627 Dr. Pallansch 0.295737	Middle East Respiratory 0.214488 question 0.455201 test 0.330817 serology test results 0.210389 MERS patients 0.285336 MERS recommendations 0.202998 Indiana MERS patient 0.463651 mike stobbe 0.210011 public health officials 0.397838 MERS virus 0.268081 U.S. MERS patients 0.261193 Illinois man 0.266168 tests 0.346558 barbara reynolds 0.925133 MERS Co-V infection 0.268238 OPERATOR 0.207144 MERS Co-V 0.474286 MERS cases 0.212994 active MERS 0.212889 MERS 0.6845 East Respiratory Syndrome 0.218906	CLICK HERE
11927	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Interim U.S. Guidance for Monitoring and Movement of Persons with Potential Ebola Virus Exposure	null	Interim U.S. Guidance 0.760838 movement restrictions 0.495429 mitigated risk 0.476632 Ebola virus transmission 0.60813 stringent measures 0.484002 public health authorities 0.807105 travel bans 0.478997 new information 0.473056 East respiratory syndrome 0.525991 strict measures 0.483855 higher risk exposures 0.546798 epidemic’s designation 0.475996 Potential Ebola Virus 0.756155 public health partners 0.57956 affected region 0.473914 direct active monitoring 0.543243 outbreak situation 0.47997 public health officials 0.554836 least-restrictive measures 0.4863 infected healthcare worker 0.54151 Ebola outbreaks 0.55312 baseline standard 0.475072 state public health 0.552458 daily direct observation 0.534076 humanitarian aid workers 0.528518	CDC’s Ebola 0.598481 Ebola epidemic 0.641933 national health authorities 0.54969 Ebola cases 0.568866 continued support 0.478088 extensive measures 0.47611 subsequent guidance documents 0.612636 CDC’s recommendations 0.515014 similar guidance 0.588709 health departments 0.483876 Post-arrival monitoring 0.483691 public health emergency 0.543457 potentially exposed people 0.54286 public health 0.953084 initial version 0.477343 public health concerns 0.542763 future outbreaks 0.472043 CDC staff 0.534662 commercial flights 0.47481 widespread human-to-human transmission 0.529662 Ebola Virus Exposure 0.755116 Ebola response 0.592406 guidance 0.762821 healthcare workers 0.621239	CLICK HERE
13076	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	DHDSP Atlas of Heart Disease and Stroke|DHDSP|CDC	DHDSP Interactive Atlas of Heart Disease and Stroke	list Skip 0.745046 CDC 0.263756 ethnicity 0.271959 gender 0.25174 age group 0.423266 page options Skip 0.953389 image map 0.408825 dropdown menu 0.470066	stroke 0.313033 click 0.251034 navigation Skip 0.756255 users 0.238041 online mapping tool 0.621993 Interactive Atlas 0.447384 heart disease 0.568058 state 0.261373	CLICK HERE
13812	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NCEH | Environmental Health Multimedia Tools	Global Health Multimedia Files	environmental health information 0.934357 National Center 0.49074 interactive widgets 0.596335 website 0.225459 CDC 0.207801 brownfield 0.240313 Lab Quality Program 0.81664	public health programs 0.814816 graphics 0.228687 ATSDR 0.262094 free mobile apps 0.919619 land reuse sites 0.882535 social media 0.572855	CLICK HERE
13877	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Gather and Share Your Family Health History | CDC Features	Has your mother or sister had breast cancer? Does your mother, father, sister, or brother have diabetes? Did your mother, father, brother, or sister have colorectal (colon) cancer before age 50? If you answered “yes,” you are more likely to get the same disease as your parent or sibling and should consider earlier screening. Talk to your doctor about when to start screening and what other steps to take to prevent the disease or find it early. Finding disease early can often mean better health in the long run.	family gatherings 0.354656 healthy food choices 0.355841 FRAX Risk Assessment 0.359937 approximate age 0.336533 mother 0.343485 National Diabetes Prevention 0.363534 new family health 0.391319 medical condition 0.366556 talk 0.36069 health conditions 0.367388 Share family health 0.389891 sister 0.338818 family members 0.581305 colorectal cancer 0.376068 long run 0.33986 ovarian cancer 0.357228 diseases 0.342103 lifestyle change program 0.354485 steps 0.341643 family health history 0.944853 cancer genetic counseling 0.365044 health history risk 0.38618 Family Health Portrait 0.420451 screening tests 0.337095	earlier screening 0.372862 free web-based tool 0.362053 heart disease 0.403979 mammography screening 0.338152 early screening 0.338203 holiday season 0.337168 Summer Lee Cox 0.364121 BReast CAncer susceptibility 0.37693 disease 0.408454 better health 0.352291 breast cancer 0.422348 National Family History 0.398911 close family member 0.374174 weight loss goal 0.358119 doctor 0.412101 exact age 0.336106 genetic testing 0.422303 close family members 0.376094 poor eating habits 0.356151 cancer 0.47363 health history information 0.543088 family history story 0.390895 Oregon Public Health 0.376128 age 0.369078	CLICK HERE