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2948	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Jamason's Story - Real Stories - Tips from Former Smokers - Smoking & Tobacco Use	Jamason's story about having asthma attack triggered by secondhand smoke at 16.	dangers 0.360467 Jamason 0.587796 coworkers 0.367468 air 0.344985 infant 0.359568 trouble breathing 0.55147 worst attack 0.601069 real world 0.519687 smoking 0.346334 Smokers® campaign 0.522829 secondhand smoke 0.644732 hospital 0.409493 CDC’s Tips 0.531956	cigarette 0.359448 work 0.390333 breathing. 0.342035 18-year-old Jamason 0.587335 friends 0.348532 severe asthma attack 0.976455 help 0.345626 exposure 0.348176 mother Sherri 0.580246 fast food restaurant 0.733236 severe attack 0.605765 cigarettes 0.359972	CLICK HERE
6204	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Cervical Cancer	Cervical cancer is highly preventable in most Western countries because screening tests and a vaccine to prevent human papillomavirus infections are available.	cervical cancer fact 0.811385 cervical cancer survivor 0.811737 Basic Information 0.596595 woman 0.516171 education 0.514958 Actress Cote 0.597487 video 0.526582 Knowledge 0.514941 life 0.515438 shares 0.514729 uterus 0.60845 Test 0.514962 infections 0.517743 narrow end 0.599941 cervical cancer scare 0.826879 womb 0.52463 sheet 0.514758 Pablo 0.519291 quiz 0.514899 cervix 0.609237 risk factors 0.587062	vagina 0.525955 disease 0.518095 body parts 0.603888 Gynecologic Cancer Curriculum 0.681857 long survival 0.592432 primary health care 0.663786 control 0.518017 birth canal 0.59819 message 0.51511 cervical cancer 0.94386 Western countries 0.594712 good quality 0.592568 cervical cancer symptoms 0.808412 vaccine 0.518476 tests 0.529991 cells 0.517384 HPV-related cancers 0.591878 human papillomavirus 0.605547 baby 0.5162 providers 0.514901	CLICK HERE
7586	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Severe Respiratory Illness Associated with a Novel Coronavirus - Saudi Arabia and Qatar, 2012	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. 0.308574 case investigation 0.317244 Human Services 0.350171 assistive technology 0.303788 Global Disease Detection 0.364888 available diagnostic tests 0.371683 MMWR HTML versions 0.357762 U.S. Department 0.348424 CDC Emergency Operations 0.446199 Eyal Leshem 0.364894 electronic PDF version 0.35937 novel coronavirus 0.793816 CDC coronavirus website 0.843134 public health risk 0.420914 National Center 0.352169 World Health Organization 0.418106 personal protective equipment 0.360223 Global Health 0.312083 Zoonotic infectious Diseases 0.361835 Euro Surveill 0.445401 lower respiratory illness 0.462072 severe respiratory disease 0.446991 case definition 0.467361 original paper copy 0.352539	Kingdom public health 0.382374 Respiratory Diseases 0.360961 probable case 0.320228 respiratory illness 0.987639 original MMWR paper 0.364501 U.S. Government Printing 0.363127 Saudi Arabia 0.468651 M. Novel coronavirus 0.505984 Healthcare Quality Promotion 0.362674 acute respiratory syndrome 0.454715 viral genetic sequences 0.36741 local health departments 0.526128 public health 0.476815 ECDC Internal Response 0.363168 acute respiratory illness 0.620611 Interim case definitions 0.392309 subject line 0.30503 United Kingdom 0.473692 public health measures 0.379896 new virus 0.373221 current information 0.300091 severe respiratory illness 0.634652 Genetic sequence data 0.369726 et al 0.365118	CLICK HERE
8196	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Initiatives- Folic Acid	Folic acid is a B vitamin. Our bodies use it to make new cells. Everyone needs folic acid. CDC urges women to take 400 mcg of folic acid every day, starting at least one month before getting pregnant, to help prevent major birth defects of the baby's brain and spine.	common neural tube 0.345137 United States. 0.234647 spina bifida 0.337626 early pregnancy 0.229839 neural tube defects 0.91642 United Nations Millennium 0.253195 Hispanic women 0.229829 Kucik JE 0.227504 Folic Acid Mandate 0.326653 global initiative 0.257681 National Center 0.228464 World Health Organization 0.296435 Birth Defects COUNT 0.348484 CDC. Spina Bifida 0.271082 lifetime direct cost 0.253962 corn grits 0.228756 Science. Develop 0.227974 major cause 0.23079 Development Goal 0.22749 sexually transmitted diseases 0.24714 Tilford JM 0.228204 cereal grain products 0.252099 tube defects prevention 0.34825 higher rates 0.228807 folic acid fortification 0.424066	public health policy 0.25387 United States 0.340386 folic acid present 0.331757 folic acid interventions 0.330509 folic acid intake 0.328325 U.S. American Journal 0.249285 CDC. CDC Grand 0.258757 congenital anomalies 0.24845 blood folate levels 0.252275 in-country abilities 0.227704 birth defects prevention 0.318951 neural tube defect 0.378284 Prevent Neural Tube 0.320713 focus areas 0.228213 Murray CJ 0.246858 folic acid 0.608332 lifelong disability 0.289469 lifelong disability worldwide 0.264242 non-Hispanic women 0.232674 breakfast cereals 0.227915 fortification policies 0.246358 birth defects 0.4219 Partnership. Engage 0.227421 folic acid research 0.339713	CLICK HERE
8471	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Sharon's Story - Real Stories - Tips from Former Smokers - Smoking & Tobacco Use	The story of Sharon, a former smoker who had throat cancer and who is featured in CDC's Tips from Former Smokers campaign.	seventies 0.505782 surgeries 0.484652 casual smoking 0.761504 14 years 0.456947 expensive addiction 0.763375 video 0.456721 Sharon 0.787512 throat cancer 0.994015 larynx 0.504225 puff 0.501869	young age 0.676759 radiation 0.470285 Smokers® campaign 0.694038 cigarettes 0.495369 thirties 0.49157 time 0.462818 stage IV throat 0.80288 CDC’s Tips 0.713979 large growth 0.712788	CLICK HERE
8882	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Stories	CDC works 24/7 to save lives, reduce disease, and improve health around the world.	CDC 0.610252 infectious diseases 0.626325 public health analysts 0.598197 Ebola outbreak 0.586456 emergency operations center 0.648687 Global Polio Eradication 0.579854 health security success 0.596576 health care. 0.580473 global health impact 0.612201 World Health Organization 0.651874 health facilities 0.576643 Health care workers 0.604721 field epidemiology 0.58967 Public health workers 0.611087 public health officials 0.693343 lethal public health 0.601381 Health identify patients 0.586322 Health Resources Services 0.598128 South Africa 0.615704 public health agencies 0.621539 public health emergencies… 0.610073 global health security 0.799961 Health Security Agenda 0.639137 global health problem 0.597281 community health extension 0.589056	disease outbreaks 0.60743 global health response 0.603403 public health threats 0.670719 health facility-based disease 0.616957 Public Health Degrees 0.605662 public health victories 0.596084 field epidemiology training 0.585351 public health emergency 0.628193 solid public health 0.61009 public health stakeholders 0.600579 local disease outbreak 0.590685 primary health center 0.590713 private health sector 0.591444 public health 0.972726 largest public health 0.600232 epidemiology training program 0.584626 international disease outbreaks 0.599495 people 0.591129 World Health Assembly 0.599825 sustainable national health 0.59644 global HIV/AIDS epidemic 0.584264 global health partners 0.604056 Solino Health Center 0.591596 public health laboratory 0.635721	CLICK HERE
10225	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Public Service Announcements: Staying Safe in Your Home During a Hurricane (ASL)	null	typhoons 0.450001 injuries 0.400141 high tidal waves 0.963398 flooding 0.435299 hurricane 0.402652 water 0.375881 food 0.376121	high winds 0.707806 cyclones 0.431519 tropical storms 0.746931 world 0.381241 heavy rain 0.732409 hurricanes 0.722042	CLICK HERE
10320	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HAN Archive - 00331 - Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic Purpura (TTP) Associated with Intravenous Nonmedical Use of Opana ER®	Health Alert Network (HAN). Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	nonmedical reasons 0.638088 current case definition 0.608886 Disease Control 0.627435 prescription drugs 0.5683 case-control study 0.566855 case patients 0.62126 original formulation 0.627002 public health surveillance 0.610869 nonmedical purposes 0.57345 high case-fatality rate 0.609728 opioid pain relievers 0.643544 Opana ER® 0.982347 patients 0.627954 prescription opioid pain 0.663569 anti-platelet drugs 0.565681 northeastern Tennessee 0.563918 drug abuse-related TTP 0.695069 PM ET 0.56756 recent case 0.569453 index cluster 0.564455 new formulation 0.669658 Tennessee residents 0.565357 obvious explanation 0.56404 U.S.-based Endo Pharmaceuticals 0.609269	Initial cases 0.570771 CDC Health Alert 0.646447 around-the-clock opioid treatment 0.642726 Drug Administration 0.632211 oxymorphone extended-release 0.570886 reliever Opana ER 0.650829 drug-associated TTP 0.642668 enhances health decisions 0.607716 TTP 0.722958 critical health issues 0.609677 TDH 0.613806 Tennessee Department 0.63142 small rural community 0.620532 negative drug test 0.61626 advanced cancer 0.564013 Drug Enforcement Administration 0.618329 thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura 0.635836 undisclosed sources 0.564296 Schedule II prescription 0.565717 Abnormally low levels 0.614738 TTP cases 0.650192 opioid pain reliever 0.787243 critical drug 0.568989 extended-release formulation 0.579252	CLICK HERE
11093	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2012 National Report on Biochemical Indicators of Diet and Nutrition - Frequently Asked Questions	CDC's Second Nutrition Report is a comprehensive biochemical assessment of the U.S. population's nutrition status Covering 58 biochemical indicators. The Second Nutrition Report is part of a series of publications that provide ongoing assessment of the U.S. population's nutrition status by measuring blood and urine concentrations of biochemical indicators from people who took part in CDC's National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES)	fatty acid levels 0.456862 first-time data 0.379598 biochemical indicator levels 0.462053 diet-and-nutrition biochemical indicator 0.440064 CDC NHANES Web 0.379444 vitamin B6 0.461315 nutrition deficiency 0.386619 health outcomes 0.411996 nutrition status 0.662125 iron deficiency 0.394312 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.390504 new biochemical indicators 0.528155 general U.S. population 0.422371 public health officials 0.379259 vitamin D deficiency 0.464623 biochemical indicators 0.941702 biochemical levels 0.482609 population groups 0.437521 urine levels 0.408824 human health studies 0.379095 Web site 0.427624 vitamin C deficiency 0.43645 vitamin supplements 0.443231 blood folate levels 0.470853 public health scientists 0.38079	nutrition indicators 0.464694 nutrition report 0.457723 nutrition status factors 0.394193 dietary supplements 0.493954 iron-status indicators 0.430469 No. NHANES data 0.382551 non-Hispanic whites 0.395003 race/ethnic groups 0.383052 heart-healthy polyunsaturated fatty 0.387654 adequate biochemical levels 0.460994 fatty acids 0.443808 population reference levels 0.416716 non-hispanic blacks 0.432034 U.S. population 0.821055 Folate deficiency 0.39808 food safety 0.383638 biochemical indicator concentrations 0.438095 public health efforts 0.43355 report 0.614299 population groups−like minorities 0.396039 information 0.389988 risk 0.379601 levels 0.528883 age 0.400531	CLICK HERE
11273	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Young Worker Safety and Health: Selected Charts on Young Worker Employment, Injuries and Illnesses: Distribution of Employed Youth FTEs (Ages 16-17) by Industry Sector, United States, 2011	Young Worker Safety and Health: Selected Charts on Young Worker Employment, Injuries and Illnesses: Distribution of Employed Youth FTEs (Ages 16-17) by Industry Sector, United States, 2011	CDC 0.257579 United States 0.625133 Health 0.235663 Industry Sector 0.695103 Employed Youth FTEs 0.99791 Charts 0.235509 public microdata files 0.57626 Young Worker Employment 0.63939	Current Population Survey 0.534916 Illnesses 0.251975 Young Worker Safety 0.645129 Distribution 0.272538 NIOSH analyses 0.423891 Labor Statistics 0.37885 Injuries 0.245732	CLICK HERE