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5378	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FASD - About Us	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.	cdcinfo 0.237518 projects 0.237554 prenatal alcohol-related conditions 0.733663 alcohol-exposed pregnancies 0.469246 data 0.241392 United States 0.456893 professionals 0.238788 intervention tools 0.438525 educational materials 0.434448 questions 0.269613 pregnancy outcomes 0.461749 type 0.24143 allied health students 0.628937 Past Activities page 0.612706 children 0.244813 CDC FAS Prevention 0.946901 contact 0.237612 FASD-related activities 0.494173 fetal alcohol syndrome 0.752813 e-mail 0.237556 Team 0.24516 CDC monitors 0.663349	health care providers 0.627919 increased risk 0.456015 FASDs 0.237743 training activities 0.440835 Research page 0.424811 various audiences 0.678998 behaviors 0.248242 trainings 0.269887 prevention programs 0.44766 groups 0.241201 families 0.238825 alcohol-exposed pregnancy 0.444052 Education page 0.424261 mission 0.245282 cdc.gov 0.237481 past FASD activities 0.646609 public inquiries 0.44103 evidence-based interventions 0.462991 research studies 0.442843 visit 0.243948 Project CHOICES 0.449369 e.g. 0.240081	CLICK HERE
7570	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Monday, October 01, 2012	null	13-valent pneumococcal conjugate 0.802706 Bordetella pertussis strains 0.804608 Public Health Emergency 0.831717 Prehosp Disaster Med. 0.806081 Coast oil spill 0.799124 Public Health. 0.807424 CDC Science Clips 0.854576 tertiary care center 0.810265 Alaska Native children 0.799549 Global health 0.77361 Engl J Med. 0.803482 Science Clips Production 0.811618 scientific articles 0.774889 HIV primary care 0.817444 State alcohol-use estimates 0.808219 nighttime driving 0.769372 Keruly JC 0.775258 general review articles 0.834962 elusive gold standard 0.804366 potential predictive value 0.798211 Sep 0.891851 older adult population 0.802388 invasive pneumococcal disease 0.807257 national Youth Risk 0.841216 public health approach 0.827533	uniformly fatal disease 0.802099 cancer-related medical care 0.813165 public health professionals 0.851337 Acquir Immune Defic 0.801373 rollover protective structure 0.790865 public health 0.934516 Alcohol-related risk 0.77648 Shults RA 0.833673 Million Hearts initiative 0.791901 Science Clips 0.856028 carbon nanotube-induced gene 0.795706 current issue 0.773488 Voas RB 0.780311 public health literature 0.824725 castor bean ingestion 0.795438 B. Thacker CDC 0.840664 high school students 0.820651 systematic review 0.807674 lung cancer risk 0.815827 HIV care 0.768532 National Adult Tobacco 0.797676 Seidell JC 0.770969 CDC Vital Signs 0.865248 intimate partner violence 0.791454	CLICK HERE
7938	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vital Signs - Binge Drinking: A Serious,Under-Recognized Problem Among Women and Girls	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.	underage drinking 0.581953 Mortality Weekly Report 0.468425 alcohol content 0.489182 health problem 0.449872 binge drinkers 0.553152 binge drinking 0.9304 women’s health 0.483698 unintended pregnancy 0.449106 potential health benefits 0.47047 health care providers 0.475628 alcohol 0.613188 Support effective policies 0.467464 dangerous behavior 0.445094 Signs Issue details 0.467921 Signs – Binge 0.567683 Behavioral Counseling Interventions 0.468911 Dietary Guidelines 0.478015 sexually transmitted diseases 0.482816 health problems 0.478115 chances 0.418135 alcohol marketing 0.527996 youth exposure 0.437639 binge drinking* 0.584539 Community Guide recommendations 0.536224 public health agencies 0.474626	women 0.553942 Vital Signs 0.493485 important women 0.452226 United States 0.437253 drinks 0.414706 high levels 0.44084 alcohol consumption 0.493276 unintended pregnancies 0.44646 adult drinking 0.514544 health issue 0.443129 excessive alcohol 0.493153 infant death syndrome 0.482109 heart disease 0.445691 law enforcement 0.43823 Reduce Alcohol Misuse 0.523002 alcohol’s price 0.496089 effective actions communities 0.474599 breast cancer 0.443777 people 0.420674 alcohol spectrum disorders 0.541364 baby 0.413009 Community Guide 0.5591 electronic methods 0.438359 Primary Care 0.437738	CLICK HERE
8970	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Do a SWOT Analysis - Evaluate a CoP - Resource Kit	null	CoP 0.936944 critical factors 0.429565 achievement 0.24328 reside 0.25121 swot analysis 0.913257 Template 0.242045 external factors 0.815759 weaknesses 0.407833 members 0.283685 context 0.244333 CoP activities 0.537602 threats 0.382448 goals 0.272559	area 0.245949 needs 0.242467 internal positive attributes 0.525482 method 0.246401 CoP functions 0.803022 internal attributes 0.372225 resources 0.242517 opportunities 0.29055 picture 0.242342 environment 0.242742 Internal factors 0.412987 decision-making 0.24636 strengths 0.400165	CLICK HERE
11409	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	HIV Basics | Learn About HIV/AIDS | We Can Stop HIV One Conversation | Campaigns | Act Against AIDS	Advice from other men on how to make HIV status conversations work. These are suggestions collected from gay and bisexual men.			CLICK HERE
12996	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	H5 Influenza Viruses in the United States	H5 Influenza Viruses in the United States - CDC			CLICK HERE
13461	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement: Additional Guidance Online for ProvidersRegarding 9-Valent HPV Vaccine Use Among Persons Who PreviouslyReceived HPV Vaccination	A 9-valent human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine (Gardasil 9, Merck and Co., Inc.) was licensed for use in females and males in the United States in December 2014 (1,2).	9-valent HPV vaccine 0.905676 intraepithelial neoplasia 0.300345 endorsement 0.243912 United States 0.296292 original MMWR paper 0.345009 U.S. Government Printing 0.341234 Human Services 0.355663 Drug Administration 0.295274 HPV vaccine 0.955432 Iversen OE 0.29921 Engl J Med 0.297374 Merck 0.21703 U.S. Department 0.355872 MMWR HTML versions 0.348334 MMWR readers 0.285422 character translation 0.278144 Immunization Practices 0.291669 Advisory Committee 0.289091 Inc. 0.215566 quadrivalent HPV vaccine 0.794975 electronic PDF version 0.341683 Giuliano AR 0.291754 CDC website 0.302618 9-valent human papillomavirus 0.395799	format errors 0.279857 Co. 0.215574 females 0.293214 Additional information 0.286916 Health 0.226139 Contact GPO 0.297862 typeset documents 0.28328 trade names 0.282911 commercial sources 0.282845 official text 0.277038 males 0.270911 routine vaccination 0.365289 bivalent HPV vaccine 0.673693 current prices 0.278786 ACIP recommendations 0.313913 non-CDC sites 0.28156 HPV vaccines 0.514807 original paper copy 0.339166 et al 0.282452 report 0.227941 Joura EA 0.286551 electronic conversions 0.277162 vaccine (http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/who/teens/downloads/9vHPV-guidance.pdf). 0.627483	CLICK HERE
15960	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Zika Virus Evaluation and Potential Outcomes	Information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.			CLICK HERE
15974	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Top 10 Leading Causes of Death: United States, 1999-2013 | NCHS Data Visualization Pilot | Blogs	CDC - Blogs - NCHS Data Visualization Pilot – Top 10 Leading Causes of Death: United States, 1999–2013NCHS Data Visualization Pilot - Data visualizations from the National Center for Health Statistics	postcensal estimates 0.366836 United States 0.563588 medical characteristics 0.351059 Kochanek KD 0.336944 national vital statistics 0.867534 age-adjusted death rates 0.967362 intercensal population estimates 0.563726 standard population.  Populations 0.569019 rankable causes 0.337283 Health Statistics. 0.313281 CDC WONDER 0.334862 Murphy SL 0.327298 resident death certificates 0.584846 mortality patterns 0.402394	final data 0.326483 vital statistics reports 0.508725 deaths 0.287211 50 states 0.348659 National Center 0.464417 mortality data 0.353172 Xu JQ 0.339057 corresponding censuses 0.370675 Health Statistics 0.316555 International Classification 0.338659 Cause-of-death statistics 0.335705 Download Dataset 0.346975 et al 0.321096 computing death rates 0.588666	CLICK HERE
16054	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Infectious disease Campylobacter general information	Campylobacteriosis is an infectious disease caused by bacteria of the genus Campylobacter. Most people who become ill with campylobacteriosis get diarrhea, cramping, abdominal pain, and fever within two to five days after exposure to the organism. The diarrhea may be bloody and can be accompanied by nausea and vomiting. The illness typically lasts one week. Some infected persons do not have any symptoms. In persons with compromised immune systems, Campylobacter occasionally spreads to the bloodstream and causes a serious life-threatening infection.			CLICK HERE