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501	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Protect Your Family From Meningitis	Keeping up to date with recommended immunizations is the best defense against meningococcal disease. Maintaining healthy habits, like getting plenty of rest and not coming into close contact with people who are sick, can also help.	Centers 0.317243 future infections 0.398399 CDC 0.345879 bacteria 0.321289 United States 0.410315 boyfriend 0.324427 early recognition 0.406985 Page 0.31777 prophylaxis 0.367772 meningococcal vaccines 0.823862 underlying immune deficiency 0.48738 Prevention 0.317208 effective 0.319356 Disease Control 0.39791 direct contact 0.398319 immunizations 0.328224 patient 0.31786 close contact 0.422641 lifelong protection 0.401106 local health departments 0.481905 certain situations 0.396333 disclaimer 0.324923 usage guidelines 0.397105	rest 0.321318 meningococcal vaccination 0.636849 preteens 0.32705 chance 0.319807 plenty 0.322788 people 0.36033 quick medical attention 0.495007 saliva 0.326159 symptoms 0.318803 doctor 0.317426 previous infection 0.397911 girlfriend 0.323784 best defense 0.419623 meningococcal disease 0.967854 serogroups 0.319476 Content 0.317293 oral secretions 0.412465 Neisseria 0.332871 close contacts 0.508828 antibiotics 0.323158 spit 0.322701 Examples 0.318621	CLICK HERE
1142	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Cancer and Women | CDC Features	Every year, cancer claims the lives of more than a quarter of a million women in America. Women can reduce their cancer risk by adopting a healthy lifestyle and getting the right cancer screening tests.	skin cancer 0.746654 United States 0.705108 uterine cancer 0.556862 screening tests 0.563822 lower your risk 0.535016 best way 0.549488 girls 0.424813 Lung cancer screening 0.732221 alcohol consumption 0.540414 sun 0.454988 vegetables 0.425236 certain people 0.550359 breast cancers 0.55486 HPV 0.463543 lung cancer 0.949777 cigarette smoking 0.565001 healthy choices 0.541524 common cancer 0.557723 U.S. 0.425223 fruits 0.425231 diet 0.425719	secondhand smoke 0.576798 cheat sheet 0.53787 UV 0.427185 indoor tanning devices 0.660123 colorectal cancer 0.64078 cases 0.457657 Meryl Streep 0.550234 breast cancer 0.619119 younger women 0.532333 hard way 0.527894 common kinds 0.542033 McKenna 0.428326 vaccine 0.426159 regular physical activity 0.660097 exposure 0.425605 light 0.426233 human papillomavirus 0.549088 high risk 0.545647 melanoma survivor Sharon 0.650768 deadliest kind 0.553617	CLICK HERE
6314	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Demographic and Geographic Differences in Exposure to Secondhand Smoke in Missouri Workplaces, 2007-2008	null	breathing smoke 0.352732 education 0.338714 smokefree workplace law 0.665511 smokefree workplace laws 0.513192 significant differences 0.3605 statewide smokefree law 0.364707 local smokefree law 0.358457 smokefree workplace restrictions 0.385445 Overall exposure 0.337711 smoke exposure persist 0.403009 final model 0.339744 smoking status 0.406853 education level 0.33865 model 0.364311 smokefree environments 0.347808 Saint Louis 0.363135 tobacco smoke 0.34778 comprehensive smokefree ordinances 0.35215 smoke exposure variable 0.392495 smokefree law 0.38027 standardized residuals 0.371144 local smokefree laws 0.35364 smokefree workplaces 0.363484 significant LR test 0.344702 smokefree workplaces laws 0.358212	local workplace law 0.368637 smoke exposure rates 0.388384 workplace exposure 0.379365 high school graduate 0.339732 disproportionate exposure 0.343768 multilevel model 0.336728 smokefree workplace policy 0.391586 young white men 0.345637 Missourians 0.350888 small rural areas 0.346875 smokefree workplace ordinances 0.377871 Missouri 0.376348 Missouri County-Level Study 0.353171 statewide smokefree workplace 0.461738 workplace smoking restrictions 0.355181 annual income 0.338971 secondhand smoke exposure 0.99861 workplace secondhand smoke 0.666626 health 0.357082 comprehensive smokefree workplaces 0.350457 people 0.348024 comprehensive smokefree workplace 0.42644 involuntary exposure 0.338077 highest exposure category 0.346154	CLICK HERE
6756	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - South Africa - CDC's HIV Prevention Programs: Most At-Risk Populations	CDC partners in South Africa with government and parastatal agencies, private institutions, universities and non-governmental organizations to improve the country’s public health foundation, to prevent transmission of HIV, to provide care and treatment for those who are already infected with HIV, and to strengthen laboratory capacity.	key risk populations 0.36954 sexually transmitted infection 0.213284 specific HIV prevention 0.307526 coverage gaps 0.22724 potentially weak family 0.226363 most-at-risk key populations 0.415845 HIV epidemic 0.249263 HIV prevention 0.340058 HIV prevalence rates 0.286239 relatively new focus 0.220241 key populations research 0.357077 key populations 0.938221 Future prevention efforts 0.230195 comprehensive prevention services 0.241015 social support systems 0.227535	at-risk key populations 0.39332 HIV transmission 0.287685 Human Sciences Research 0.23939 national HIV-prevention campaigns 0.226364 Global AIDS Program 0.228057 At-risk populations 0.349247 average HIV prevalence 0.309263 key CDC South 0.283398 HIV prevention strategies 0.28697 high-risk populations 0.287999 South African AIDS 0.244448 respondent-driven sampling methodology 0.210441 South African National 0.23308 CDC South Africa 0.806512	CLICK HERE
7768	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Child Passenger Safety - Health Communication	Child Passenger Safety - Gateway to Health Communication - CDC	SAFE KIDS coalitions 0.379302 seat belt fit 0.521864 car seat 0.653156 forward-facing car seat 0.555239 upper weight 0.384643 booster seat 0.791695 child safety restraints 0.451681 CDC study 0.351768 bad car crash 0.39061 upper thighs 0.390625 children 0.648461 Seat Belts Fit 0.51291 young children 0.484931 size-appropriate car seats 0.413131 oldest teenaged driver 0.378491 child passengers 0.352259 height 0.352654 fatal crash 0.353444 child restraint systems 0.396562 rear-facing car seat 0.601581 booster seats 0.61317 seat 0.971063 older children 0.434275 lap belt 0.400001	seat belts 0.666977 child passenger 0.353443 United States 0.355154 children ages 0.368504 car crashes 0.353226 child safety 0.555691 motor vehicle 0.487338 properly.  Seat belts 0.508222 forward-facing seat 0.466717 child safety seat 0.547153 rear-facing seats 0.362713 Buckling children 0.363683 motor vehicle-related injuries 0.388122 fatal crashes 0.352539 younger children 0.365155 particular seat 0.514227 motor vehicle deaths 0.385048 belt-positioning booster seats 0.424263 shoulder belt 0.399269 child restraints 0.355838 seat belt 0.782102 best possible protection 0.386339 risk 0.384338 motor vehicle crashes 0.469499	CLICK HERE
8878	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Influenza Activity - United States, 2012-13 Season andComposition of the 2013-14 Influenza Vaccine	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.	influenza 0.949229 2012-13 influenza season 0.564319 variant influenza viruses 0.601319 influenza hospitalization surveillance 0.594063 widespread influenza activity 0.593163 United States 0.66482 Influenza Div 0.555487 novel influenza 0.661935 influenza antiviral drugs 0.563049 influenza A viruses 0.645176 U.S. influenza season 0.576473 novel avian influenza 0.597454 recent influenza seasons 0.55505 clinician-ordered influenza testing 0.558402 Hemisphere influenza vaccine 0.656224 seasonal influenza viruses 0.600362 influenza B component 0.566448 novel influenza viruses 0.628549 influenza B viruses 0.743224 influenza activity* 0.581579 variant influenza 0.662865 weekly influenza activity 0.581419	laboratory-confirmed influenza 0.604441 influenza A virus 0.570376 influenza vaccine 0.676843 influenza season 0.835736 novel influenza virus 0.573668 influenza activity 0.76174 regional influenza activity 0.581759 Northern Hemisphere influenza 0.655108 influenza virus specimens 0.597461 previous influenza season 0.589974 progressive influenza illness 0.55844 influenza seasons 0.610198 laboratory-confirmed influenza virus 0.587995 influenza type 0.56169 Influenza Division 0.584487 influenza trivalent vaccines 0.577012 influenza viruses 0.710908 annual influenza vaccination 0.560777 influenza virus surveillance 0.602527 influenza virus 0.648504 summer influenza activity 0.569631 influenza B co-infections 0.560496	CLICK HERE
9152	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	World Hepatitis Day - July 28, 2013	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. 0.562252 infectious disease mortality 0.745552 hepatitis B virus 0.714516 Human Services 0.638386 assistive technology 0.565103 MMWR HTML versions 0.653011 U.S. Department 0.634672 pregnant women 0.543193 electronic PDF version 0.638412 regional mortality 0.604868 HBV 0.593286 health professionals 0.548085 HEV infection 0.727614 South Sudan 0.546115 Additional information 0.540862 infant morbidity 0.563731 Contact GPO 0.559548 commercial sources 0.536862 vaccine-preventable death 0.559936 age groups 0.5389 Hepatitis E virus 0.709181 resource-constrained settings 0.540699 current prices 0.533537 hepatitis E outbreak 0.68769	original paper copy 0.644284 significant proportion 0.54678 new infections 0.539489 Global Burden 0.543654 U.S. Government Printing 0.651127 original MMWR paper 0.648766 Disease Study 0.538134 MMWR readers 0.546483 character translation 0.530984 significant morbidity 0.565615 mother-to-child transmission 0.536128 format errors 0.53058 viral hepatitis 0.968123 annual World Hepatitis 0.829003 subject line 0.561892 global control efforts 0.656724 typeset documents 0.537118 trade names 0.53695 official text 0.529578 World Health Assembly 0.688523 virus infection 0.596905 non-CDC sites 0.535313 et al 0.534456 liver cancer 0.54546	CLICK HERE
9823	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Monday, November 18, 2013	null	Trop Med Hyg. 0.616394 Huskins WC 0.571283 van Niekerk DJ 0.613167 Burns SM 0.658281 Hall JE 0.570746 Marks SM 0.586558 multiple chronic conditions 0.601451 Islander long-term survivors 0.606842 pregnant women 0.614509 Disease Control 0.625825 CDC Science Clips 0.64373 primary human papillomavirus 0.620208 Weinstein RA 0.569625 Danziger LH 0.569264 Deutschman CS 0.6628 phthalate metabolite concentrations 0.605373 Infect Genet Evol. 0.644338 colorectal cancer 0.567937 Dellit TH 0.579274 Science Clips Production 0.611665 discussion S64-73 0.569905 cervical cancer 0.567405 Clin Infect Dis. 0.672003 Hunkler RJ 0.617764 Infect Dis. 0.713933	Nov 0.650043 northern Puerto Rico 0.597293 Hersh AL 0.654066 Hicks LA 0.594397 Cancer Surviv. 0.569364 population-based cohort study 0.612585 United States 0.677918 Gerding DN 0.574246 Taylor TH 0.569213 antibiotic expenditures 0.583832 respiratory tract infections 0.608682 structural-level needle/syringe programs 0.616404 Acquir Immune Defic 0.609707 McGowan JE 0.585223 cigarette smoking rates 0.595066 Infect Control. 0.603151 Pollack LA 0.578466 public health literature 0.606557 Pinney SM 0.585082 ambulatory care 0.569933 B. Thacker CDC 0.637804 high school students 0.601013 Magill SS 0.657411 et al 0.974073	CLICK HERE
10209	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Driving Through Water'PSAs for Disasters	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) provides Public Service Announcements (PSAs) to help share life-saving information during natural disasters and severe weather. English and Spanish PSAs are in a variety of formats including text, audio, and video.			CLICK HERE
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