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5511	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	p-Nitrotoluene - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards	null	MPEG 0.378858 search 0.263099 PDF 0.261307 PPT 0.446092	DOC 0.368812 information 0.262482 different file formats 0.938484 page 0.276773	CLICK HERE
6102	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	N-Ethylmorpholine - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards	null	MPEG 0.378858 search 0.263099 PDF 0.261307 PPT 0.446092	DOC 0.368812 information 0.262482 different file formats 0.938484 page 0.276773	CLICK HERE
6367	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Monday, October 24, 2011	null	pneumococcal conjugate vaccines 0.426904 full-text link 0.330737 Work-related asthma 0.362581 CDC Science Clips 0.824091 asthma care 0.358387 Gange SJ 0.324764 secular changes 0.319986 factual accuracy 0.325326 mathematical assessment model 0.42664 Asthma Call-back Survey 0.47969 Chief Science Officer 0.473212 sexual violence victimization 0.437295 perinatal risk factors 0.423315 Bitsko RH 0.331723 HIV-related mortality 0.333067 DHHS 0.335164 Cancer screening 0.321996 Hanna DB 0.322046 routinely collected surveillance 0.425152 public domain 0.343856 Smith AC 0.316893 CDC licensed materials 0.628714 Stephen B. Thacker 0.686468 International Clearinghouse 0.316769 financial barriers 0.326074	environmental public health 0.443429 United States 0.334615 Dietz PM 0.331559 SFX window 0.348169 Farr SL 0.327787 Birth Defects Surveillance 0.41522 adverse asthma 0.357989 public health 0.517745 weekly digest 0.338292 Bladder exstrophy 0.332416 Science Clips 0.914374 Selik RM 0.335741 recent autism prevalence 0.426774 U.S. adults 0.330472 public health literature 0.426633 SFX server 0.348783 B. Thacker CDC 0.861501 Public health department 0.443684 original authors 0.318808 epidemiologic study 0.325402 antiviral treatment 0.33256 U.S. states 0.332362 original sources 0.339084 news sources 0.320953	CLICK HERE
7163	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tobacco Use Among Middle and High School Students --- United States, 2000--2009	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.	Human Services 0.355667 small brown cigarettes 0.354378 tobacco tax increases 0.385894 tobacco control programs 0.461921 smoking cigarettes 0.393194 Youth Tobacco Survey 0.457658 tobacco 0.71194 current smoking 0.364864 overall tobacco 0.377879 Tobacco Control Act§§ 0.387488 comprehensive tobacco control 0.556176 tobacco brand 0.370583 cigarette smoking experimentation 0.71545 study period 0.423453 tobacco industry 0.370738 high school smoking 0.388671 current cigarette 0.585568 tobacco products 0.412717 school response rate 0.358339 cigarette smoking* 0.38427 cigarettes 0.42525 Tobacco Free Kids 0.385745 Family Smoking Prevention 0.361778 current tobacco 0.560405	youth cigarette 0.39948 adult smoking rates 0.362755 susceptibility 0.408112 United States 0.449334 best friends 0.354729 high school dropout 0.358967 youths 0.351633 cigarette smoking 0.800541 current smoker 0.36399 overall declines 0.406999 tobacco pipes 0.366375 tobacco product 0.413446 overall decline 0.36265 middle school students 0.667282 tobacco related indicators 0.385867 national YRBS 0.352459 high school students 0.982298 tobacco control policies 0.463523 adult tobacco 0.370299 National Youth Tobacco 0.457591 youth smoking 0.351138 smokeless tobacco 0.534416 cigarette packages 0.377198 quadratic analyses 0.359001	CLICK HERE
8514	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vital Signs: Repeat Births Among Teens - United States, 2007-2010	Background: Teen childbearing has potential negative health, economic, and social consequences for mother and child. Repeat teen childbearing further constrains the mother's education and employment possibilities. Rates of preterm and low birth weight are higher in teens with a repeat birth, compared with first births.	sexually active teen 0.608234 effective contraceptive methods 0.599088 teen mothers 0.995806 New York City 0.753704 Closely spaced births 0.513104 repeat childbearing 0.502453 birth control methods 0.501248 parenting teens 0.55427 postpartum contraception 0.504676 percentage 0.497097 postpartum 0.559532 teen pregnancy rates 0.527706 American Indian/Alaska Natives 0.532449 non-hispanic black teens 0.560845 active teen mothers 0.620917 contraception 0.567851 birth control 0.576392 oral contraceptive pills 0.581162 live births 0.496657 repeat birth 0.583543 repeat teen birth 0.679477 contraceptive methods 0.615899 effective methods postpartum 0.510414 repeat teen pregnancy 0.651907 recent live birth 0.523039	repeat teen births 0.959505 effective methods 0.801056 United States 0.512126 birth spacing 0.505874 overall teen birth 0.52408 teens 0.641712 states 0.528928 Pregnancy Risk Assessment 0.527065 repeat births 0.851367 live birth 0.619086 PRAMS data 0.530525 previous live birth 0.507054 teen birth rates 0.605735 Teen pregnancy prevention 0.507179 moderately effective contraceptive 0.498409 moderately effective methods 0.519229 effective birth control 0.50435 repeat teen childbearing 0.664151 reversible contraception 0.510833 contraceptive methods postpartum 0.527881 New Hampshire 0.503581 postpartum teen mothers 0.550595 low birth weight 0.548019 Risk Assessment Monitoring 0.523506	CLICK HERE
9229	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notice to Readers: Final 2012 Reports of NationallyNotifiable Infectious Diseases	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.	encephalitis virus disease 0.904331 equine encephalitis virus 0.977619 cases 0.25264 western equine encephalitis 0.649114 yellow fever 0.445202 United States 0.437253 smallpox 0.208747 syndrome-associated coronavirus disease 0.633902 anthrax 0.209246 virus infection 0.400839	eastern equine encephalitis 0.651101 chronic hepatitis 0.424738 Powassan virus 0.436678 poliomyelitis 0.216254 viral hemorrhagic fevers 0.70881 respiratory syndrome-associated coronavirus 0.700036 data quality review 0.640176 nonneuroinvasive disease 0.344177 hepatitis C virus 0.403339	CLICK HERE
9397	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Aprendizaje a partir experiencia europea de utilizar objetivos para mejorar la salud poblacional	null	Salud Pública 0.801868 Busse R 0.975178	Smith PC 0.906943	CLICK HERE
11751	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Acculturation and the Prevalence of Diabetes in US Latino Adults, National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey 2007"2010 - CDC	US Latinos are growing at the fastest rate of any racial/ethnic group in the United States and have the highest lifetime risk of diabetes. Acculturation may increase the risk of diabetes among all Latinos, but this hypothesis has not been studied in a nationally representative sample. The objective of this study was to test the hypothesis that acculturation was associated with an increased risk of diabetes in such a sample.	study 0.387559 acculturation increases 0.491091 federal poverty level 0.421022 data 0.397615 United States 0.509578 undiagnosed diabetes limits 0.449328 total dietary calories 0.748607 individual acculturation variables 0.503829 educational attainment 0.412088 association 0.395648 Temple University 0.421053 acculturation 0.914651 diabetes burden 0.438545 diabetes prevalence 0.466558 doctor-diagnosed diabetes 0.493555 undiagnosed diabetes 0.57329 acculturation — nativity 0.48512 nationally representative sample 0.489779 marital status 0.414341 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.510287 different acculturation experiences 0.484926 acculturation score 0.886244 participants 0.418321 BMI 0.391666	diabetes incidence 0.419281 Mexican Americans 0.390926 body mass index 0.557547 participant characteristics 0.41223 Hispanic origin 0.390137 acculturation process 0.471038 successive acculturation score 0.491723 insurance status 0.392986 diabetes risk 0.516132 acculturation level 0.510962 physical activity 0.414779 National Health 0.411904 household income 0.426278 HbA1c value 0.400506 leisure-time physical activity 0.414743 available data 0.393476 diabetes increases 0.451431 NHANES 0.394655 Latinos 0.513245 usual source 0.440006 diabetes 0.936477 acculturation scores 0.476125 diabetes rates 0.424922	CLICK HERE
12413	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	You Only Have One Pair of Eyes (180W x 517H)	null			CLICK HERE
15848	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Zika Virus Disease Cases - 50 States and the District ofColumbia, January 1-July 31, 2016 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	Locally acquired cases 0.352183 symptom onset 0.342532 Zika virus-affected area 0.353641 possible Zika virus 0.453744 pregnant women 0.444894 active Zika virus 0.398094 probable cases 0.388053 state health departments 0.371257 health care providers 0.403124 travel-associated Zika virus 0.4175 Zika virus exposure 0.452676 nationally notifiable conditions 0.333708 median age 0.337976 unknown transmission mode 0.350174 patients 0.370475 ongoing Zika virus 0.426422 Zika virus disease 0.819871 compatible clinical signs 0.403923 travel-associated cases 0.334039 public health practice 0.34098 Zika Virus Response 0.384913 Guillain-Barré syndrome 0.33873 Zika virus transmission 0.486241 asymptomatic pregnant women 0.337985 case definition 0.334801	illness onset 0.33725 national arboviral surveillance 0.374888 unprotected sex 0.339803 United States 0.356149 Zika virus infection 0.475245 congenital infections 0.352024 symptomatic Zika virus 0.389208 continental United States 0.336088 rare autoimmune condition 0.335803 local transmission 0.35083 interim case definitions 0.334255 zika virus 0.966864 CSTE interim case 0.334834 local health departments 0.353784 congenital Zika virus 0.39834 Zika virus infections 0.471492 cases 0.455436 virus disease cases 0.417287 congenital infection 0.345813 prenatal visit 0.336044 sexual transmission 0.346197 local mosquito-borne transmission 0.384254 U.S. states 0.443567 mosquito-borne disease cases 0.37487	CLICK HERE