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4484	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC A-Z Index - W	CDC A-Z Index	MPEG 0.741242 site 0.541063 PDF 0.544429	PPT 0.837268 DOC 0.733754	CLICK HERE
4879	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease: January 2011: 09_0192	null	Risk Factor Surveillance 0.4661 blood pressure management 0.463107 systolic blood pressure 0.469405 alcohol consumption 0.496137 diastolic blood pressure 0.469391 Oklahoma’s adult 0.4452 alcohol intake 0.483589 salt intake 0.497498 BRFSS survey 0.474099 blood pressure 0.920083 hypertensive adults 0.500251 patients 0.490198 hypertension control 0.469488 weight loss 0.446672 mm Hg 0.493124 individual treatment choices 0.457183 respondents 0.549333 age-adjusted rates 0.461547 condition 0.474181 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.466142 treatment 0.635649 kidney disease 0.460116 commonly advised treatment 0.477249 lifestyle changes 0.452294	weight control 0.445436 Introduction Hypertension 0.467735 physician 0.499339 uncontrolled blood pressure 0.465156 various treatment options 0.456942 physician’s treatment 0.448539 treatment advice 0.533276 random-digit–dialed telephone survey 0.444373 disease 0.460293 Oklahoma State Department 0.470444 adult population 0.457975 commonly used treatment 0.454383 available treatment options 0.452041 health 0.476985 physician advice 0.464361 medication 0.527664 people 0.469678 physical activity 0.455715 lifestyle modifications 0.446238 common treatment 0.481184 demographic differences 0.472287 high blood pressure 0.814963 treatment options 0.601247 Oklahoma adults 0.515191	CLICK HERE
6215	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Telebriefing on Influenza Vaccination - Press Briefing Transcript: August 18, 2011	This page is a historical archive and is no longer maintained.	vaccine recommendations 0.268867 seasonal vaccine 0.252653 trivalent influenza vaccine 0.380687 influenza vaccination coverage 0.581028 vaccination.  Influenza vaccination 0.385271 vaccine administration 0.256777 Tom Skinner 0.91926 pregnant women 0.327985 report.  Influenza vaccination 0.369882 health-care workers 0.296418 influenza vaccine 0.458287 trivalent inactivated vaccine 0.2802 vaccine coverage. 0.254993 annual vaccination 0.31083 health-care personnel. 0.255742 Dr. Bridges 0.284827 influenza vaccination rates. 0.385419 Lisa Grohskopf 0.334322 vaccination level change 0.279566 Dr. Carolyn Bridges 0.252694 Wall Street Journal 0.268207 influenza vaccine coverage 0.442486 2010-11.  Annual vaccination 0.292934 Timothy Martin 0.303554 higher vaccination coverage 0.304194	flu vaccine 0.45832 health-care personnel 0.730105 flu vaccine mandate 0.287981 Lisa Schnirring 0.300198 Advisory Committee 0.333676 influenza vaccine.  Thank 0.285185 trivalent vaccine 0.256854 Carolyn Bridges 0.869319 high dose vaccine 0.362354 question 0.415229 requirement.  Making vaccination 0.280967 seasonal flu vaccine 0.293444 influenza vaccination 0.778483 people 0.364127 influenza vaccination task 0.349165 previous influenza season 0.275747 Health-care Infection Control 0.293789 vaccine promotion 0.25361 health-care provider 0.249607 vaccine 0.697947 vaccine strength 0.255358 health-care facilities 0.253902 influenza.  Influenza vaccination 0.384304 egg allergy 0.317047	CLICK HERE
6510	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FASD - Information for Partners	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.	National Center 0.327919 email updates 0.33163 Developmental Disabilities 0.330859 FASD Awareness 0.926092 Fetal Alcohol Syndrome 0.728033 important public health 0.578772 Birth Defects 0.335797 pregnancy 0.330103 fact sheets 0.348479 NCBDDD website 0.318441 Fetal Alcohol Effect 0.723096 families 0.223435	National Task Force 0.539222 world gather 0.335352 Awareness Month Website 0.330739 private sector organizations 0.517332 free brochures 0.341771 fetal alcohol spectrum 0.817999 safest option 0.34488 free educational materials 0.548657 fetal alcohol 0.918873 safe kind 0.344572 FASDs 0.442136	CLICK HERE
8272	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcements: Online Career Master of Public Health Programfor Working Professionals	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.	Emory University campus 0.593537 mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.459301 Prevention Science 0.443672 Emory University 0.604123 Human Services 0.558065 assistive technology 0.460797 long weekends 0.444007 environmental health 0.485729 Additonal information 0.435535 U.S. Department 0.554364 MMWR HTML versions 0.546005 electronic PDF version 0.533682 Southern Association 0.437109 CMPH degree 0.456757 global health 0.485607 Prospective students 0.439463 social behavior 0.442221 Contact GPO 0.458336 Applied Epidemiology 0.450888 commercial sources 0.433814 CMPH students 0.469033 Career Master 0.447944 current prices 0.430453 public health practice 0.62295	original paper copy 0.540329 distance-learning program 0.499088 additional coursework 0.63293 required core courses 0.56266 U.S. Government Printing 0.55021 original MMWR paper 0.541497 distance-learning techniques 0.481292 MMWR readers 0.440747 character translation 0.427561 public health informatics 0.774304 public health 0.918399 full-time student 0.434236 format errors 0.428491 Rollins School 0.45059 Applied Public Health 0.634293 subject line 0.457021 typeset documents 0.435098 CMPH program 0.547859 trade names 0.433905 official text 0.426074 local public health 0.621946 U.S. health-care 0.456307 visit online 0.428441 Program faculty members 0.570605	CLICK HERE
8942	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Homemade Chemical Bomb Incidents - 15 States,2003-2011	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.	state-based surveillance program 0.445933 injured persons 0.600045 bomb squad personnel 0.429026 HCBs 0.445216 physical trauma 0.441332 illustrative case reports 0.438228 soft drink bottle 0.44116 Human Health Sciences 0.440049 Substances Emergency Events 0.510935 public health consequences 0.454384 HCB incidents 0.615148 skin irritation 0.537947 events 0.797072 HCB 0.654486 news reports 0.521498 HCB explosions 0.540131 Wanda Lizak Welles 0.425588 readily available chemicals 0.453904 toxic substance releases 0.441462 severe adverse health 0.447507 state surveillance sources 0.428542 Toxic Substance Assessment 0.426715 adverse health effect 0.457291 entire United States 0.428748	chemical burns 0.510336 United States 0.451508 hazardous materials team 0.440749 HSEES/NTSIP event ascertainment 0.431112 Homemade chemical bombs 0.45856 adverse health effects 0.925234 hazardous substance events 0.480229 respiratory symptoms 0.611957 toxic substance 0.494286 high school janitor 0.457647 HSEES/NTSIP events 0.488254 HCB events 0.551292 Thirteen events 0.429251 New York 0.443991 school staff members 0.572747 hazardous substances 0.513187 Toxic Substance Incidents 0.467447 main bomb ingredient 0.431159 Theodore C. Larson 0.517867 health department comments 0.456274 HCB event ascertainment 0.464404 Disease Registry 0.451846 Toxic Substances 0.44747 hydrochloric acid 0.444665	CLICK HERE
9066	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) - Interim Guidance for Health Professionals	CDC Coronavirus: Coronaviruses are common throughout the world. They can infect people and animals. Five different coronaviruses can infect people and make them sick. They usually cause mild to moderate upper-respiratory illness.	Interim Home Care 0.462036 symptom onset 0.518329 Interim Infection Prevention 0.480746 illness preceding development 0.364135 critically ill patients 0.382274 apparent symptoms 0.354369 Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 0.547682 CDC MERS-CoV serologic 0.440898 MERS case 0.506332 MERS-CoV rRT-PCR assay 0.446192 respiratory distress syndrome 0.426972 public health departments 0.372948 MERS-CoV testing 0.40676 health care exposure 0.387175 state health departments 0.383981 unique state-specific password 0.447757 respiratory specimens 0.354474 personal protective equipment 0.402059 CDC Interim U.S. 0.417126 lower respiratory specimen 0.393858 clinical presentation 0.416385 MERS cases 0.373118 health department laboratories 0.355426 East Respiratory Syndrome 0.623189	respiratory syncytial virus 0.393487 CDC’s Interim 0.475695 common respiratory pathogens.4 0.408341 PUI short form 0.701776 Testing Clinical Specimens 0.35808 respiratory illness 0.723604 PUI short forms 0.412171 MERS-CoV infection control 0.406224 mild respiratory illness 0.458438 MERS PUI 0.457842 local health department 0.739863 respiratory symptoms 0.3801 CDC MERS Team 0.50753 state health department 0.506876 health departments 0.6878 local health departments 0.591075 Middle East Respiratory 0.626164 lower/upper respiratory 0.356359 CDC interim guidance 0.417917 MERS-CoV infection 0.91329 CDC MERS-CoV rRT-PCR 0.442439 information 0.355633 Healthcare providers 0.427686 CDC’s MERS-CoV 0.384626	CLICK HERE
9181	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Cancer Among Children	Cancer statistics for children based on data from CDC's United States Cancer Statistics: Incidence and Mortality Web-based Report.	Cancer Death Rates 0.560307 Skin Cancer Risk 0.544999 Colorectal Cancer 0.799805 Cervical Cancer Study 0.556669 Comprehensive Cancer Control 0.669532 Projected Cancer Incidence 0.557812 Colorectal Cancer Survivors 0.589455 Cervical Cancer Rates 0.571981 Cervical Cancer Awareness 0.554066 Cervical Cancer Screenings 0.559966 Demographic Groups Cancer 0.539475 cancer incidence rates 0.626029 Cancer Statistics 0.546626 Cancer Screening Prevalence 0.541209 Cancer Data Sources 0.54445 Cervical Cancer 0.677295 Cancer Rates 0.579523 Colorectal Cancer Screening 0.592814 Cancer Control Program 0.623559 Colorectal Cancer Test 0.582183 Breast Cancer Awareness 0.544295 United States Cancer 0.539676 Colorectal Cancer Awareness 0.582347 Breast Cancer Rates 0.56729 Cancer Survivorship Supplement 0.534665	Skin Cancer Awareness 0.544159 Lung Cancer Survivors 0.538917 Colorectal Cancer Control 0.666213 New Cancer Cases 0.536195 Promoting Cancer Prevention 0.557812 Cancer Survivors 0.616749 United States 0.59795 Cancer Control Programs 0.630043 Cancer Control Coalitions 0.549538 Skin Cancer 0.668184 Lifetime Cancer Prevention 0.55804 Cancer Patients 0.574334 Cancer Registry Planning 0.538482 National Cancer Institute 0.598444 Gallbladder Cancer Incidence 0.557761 Cervical Cancer Prevention 0.585365 CDC National Cancer 0.547706 Cancer Screening Tests 0.535714 Cancer Awareness 0.614628 Breast Cancer 0.579259 Young Adult Cancer 0.535758 cancer 0.983093 Cancer Prevention 0.865384 Gynecologic Cancer Awareness 0.538346	CLICK HERE
11286	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Congenital Heart Defects Across the Lifespan | CDC Features	February 7-14 is Congenital Heart Defects Awareness Week. People with congenital heart defects (CHD) are now living longer, healthier lives. Read below for one man’s story of living with a CHD.	main blood vessel 0.409172 emergency room visit 0.405397 magnetic resonance imaging 0.420461 medical treatment 0.268611 long term outcomes 0.402671 special health needs 0.41359 Emory University 0.267013 main pulmonary artery 0.419656 emergency room 0.444105 lifelong condition 0.28663 CHDs 0.27512 certain condition 0.259165 Heart Defects Awareness 0.582218 health issues 0.270308 population-based state birth 0.490949 multi-day endurance ride 0.42674 young children 0.263925 greater distances 0.281704 active lifestyle 0.275791 lifelong cardiology care 0.433456 tracking activities 0.276198	biking accident 0.265367 New York State 0.40465 enlarged area 0.277215 severe birth defect 0.438245 medical care 0.270948 new challenges 0.262074 people 0.234013 endurance rides 0.280766 new funding 0.260784 specific care 0.282505 population-based tracking 0.614963 cardiology care 0.445536 Ken 0.48993 normal blood flow 0.436903 Massachusetts Department 0.264882 specific area 0.258561 older children 0.257703 open heart surgery 0.459057 CHD 0.65162 healthier lives 0.474666 congenital heart defects 0.93068	CLICK HERE
14100	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Lead - Home Page	The Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program is committed to the Healthy People goal of eliminating elevated blood lead levels in children by 2020. CDC continues to assist state and local childhood lead poisoning prevention programs, to provide a scientific basis for policy decisions, and to ensure that health issues are addressed in decisions about housing and the environment.	average risk 0.664818 National Center 0.661925 public health concerns 0.784266 CDC 0.591712 micrograms 0.529226 Prevention Program 0.656241 social class 0.657736 differences 0.530656 high levels 0.68784 U.S. children ages 0.824755 obvious symptoms 0.68244 households 0.551512	body 0.528488 public health actions 0.819662 Environmental Health Services 0.787457 reference level 0.672295 µg/dL 0.553139 safe blood lead 0.81578 Childhood Lead Poisoning 0.812114 deciliter 0.529186 Emergency 0.526375 Healthy People 0.66229 lead exposure 0.819463	CLICK HERE