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837	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Protect Your Daughters from Cervical Cancer | CDC Features	Get HPV vaccine for your sons and daughters at ages 11-12 to protect them from HPV cancers including cervical cancer.	routine screening 0.2907 lesions 0.220347 medical products 0.287568 daughters 0.219599 sons 0.218146 children 0.2203 best protection 0.291082 cervical cancer 0.58017 injectable vaccine 0.30393 dose 0.217846 HPV vaccines 0.579784 young adults 0.450527 Adolescent 0.217421 cancers 0.457321 HPV infections 0.573331 excellent safety record 0.354331 women 0.240445 child 0.236564 lasting effects 0.29194 treatment 0.256316 two-shot series 0.289065 doses 0.218997 HPV vaccination 0.853241 cervical precancers 0.317401	United States 0.488037 throat 0.218433 invasive testing 0.291433 changes 0.218433 common side effects 0.281398 teens 0.255549 HPV vaccine 0.766647 HPV 0.913077 U.S. 0.218483 men 0.219966 long time 0.28929 uncomfortable testing 0.297639 kids 0.217667 cervix 0.222231 HPV vaccine series 0.540872 types 0.220288 cancer prevention benefits 0.354637 safety concerns 0.281741 fainting 0.244188 doctor 0.217426 HPV infection 0.572067 HPV shots 0.452189 later stages 0.290089 Preteens 0.221607	CLICK HERE
903	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Key Findings: How much do we know about the most common medicines used during pregnancy?	Pregnant women should not stop or start taking any type of medicine that they need without first talking with a health care provider. Women who are planning to become pregnant should discuss the need for any medicine with their health care provider before becoming pregnant and ensure they are taking only medicines that are necessary.	Cragan JD 0.459752 Technical expertise 0.459437 early pregnancy 0.477507 health care provider 0.619684 Gilboa SM 0.463144 National Birth Defects 0.637938 Key Findings Reference 0.50767 pregnant women 0.527092 comprehensive approach 0.518165 infant deaths3 0.458934 health care providers 0.727949 U.S. Food 0.459356 new study 0.462288 fetal risk 0.458904 researchers 0.510699 pregnancy 0.708773 new CDC study 0.539393 birth defect2 0.468116 trimester 0.475108 Safer Medication 0.46405 common exposures 0.458697 Honein MA 0.460246 Friedman JM 0.460077 women 0.568469 unborn baby 0.465251	critical gaps 0.462576 medicines 0.633013 Thorpe PG 0.461073 Drug Administration 0.457322 knowledge limit 0.46686 large studies 0.46094 federal agencies 0.458642 Mitchell AA 0.456994 health care 0.780259 Pharmacoepidemiol Drug Safety. 0.506258 effective health care 0.505245 harmful effects 0.456768 commonly used medicines 0.571276 infant deaths 0.458419 medication 0.467786 adequate information 0.466485 birth defects 0.955966 Birth Defects Prevention 0.550459 Pregnancy Initiative 0.466162 medicine exposures 0.466227 visit www.cdc.gov/pregnancy/meds 0.456016 large study 0.458535 information 0.50544 risk 0.489299	CLICK HERE
5154	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Maryland Activities to Prevent HAIs	null	monthly update 0.776068 list Skip 0.761939 Infection Prevention 0.466892 infectious disease 0.777544	page options Skip 0.955402 email address 0.701019 Infection Control Assessment 0.731638 navigation Skip 0.772889	CLICK HERE
6257	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Information for Women - FASD	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.	Abuse Treatment Facility 0.533779 healthy pregnancy page 0.56072 effective contraception 0.483823 binge drinking 0.529732 risky levels 0.493953 pregnant women 0.61226 mixed drink 0.518294 Alcohol Abuse 0.60038 learning disabilities 0.491356 standard drinks 0.480459 local Alcoholics Anonymous 0.532151 straight liquor 0.482425 safe time 0.484639 alcohol 0.966076 alcohol treatment programs 0.669116 5-ounce glass 0.485287 risky drinking 0.603153 birth control 0.483613 judgment skills 0.491327 treatment facility locator 0.634355 fetal alcohol spectrum 0.846266 healthy pregnancy tips 0.562121 visit Planning Pregnancy 0.554576 fact 0.441559	woman 0.440848 United States 0.622743 Substance Abuse 0.529173 1.5-ounce shot 0.482904 intellectual disabilities 0.492109 white wine 0.485216 American College 0.474549 sheet 0.441552 lifelong physical 0.493057 poor reasoning 0.486713 National Institute 0.474887 FASDs 0.471972 language delays 0.492377 common problem 0.47532 alcohol treatment center 0.659204 A.A. program 0.477376 Alcoholics Anonymous® 0.478128 healthy baby 0.48887 View 0.441588 alcohol spectrum disorders 0.841723 print 0.441574 healthy pregnancy 0.595162 Mental Health Services 0.539388 Nearly half 0.477356	CLICK HERE
8759	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Hepatitis C: Testing baby boomers saves lives	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.	Mortality Weekly Report 0.388393 health insurance 0.352025 health care provider 0.561749 blood tests 0.400724 drug equipment 0.352645 follow-up blood test 0.457417 HHS Action Plan 0.387052 Strategic Action Plan 0.388368 liver failure 0.363841 Action Plan 0.395635 hepatitis C test 0.541367 hepatitis C infection 0.528736 health care providers 0.627361 liver damage 0.461867 necessary medical care 0.414467 liver disease 0.366041 blood transfusions 0.357333 Signs Issue details 0.388846 hepatitis C antibody 0.687093 Viral Hepatitis 0.576398 Early treatment 0.361269 Affordable Care Act 0.395603 people needed services 0.396107 hepatitis c virus 0.800621 hepatitis C blood 0.559181	Virus Infection Testing 0.413281 simple blood test 0.427979 follow-up blood RNA 0.4245 follow-up RNA blood 0.503635 treatment 0.381098 hepatitis C testing 0.52779 Vital Signs 0.425026 positive hepatitis 0.630938 RNA blood test 0.483828 hepatitis C.  Testing 0.576368 CDC data 0.354772 antibody test 0.656725 health department 0.402171 blood test 0.646295 Successful treatment 0.351506 hepatitis 0.94592 people 0.52471 medical care 0.502677 positive antibody test 0.43922 virus infection 0.610024 infected person 0.404855 baby boomers 0.576875 follow-up test 0.647409 Test patients 0.361586	CLICK HERE
10776	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vermont Data to Action Success Stories - PRAMS - Reproductive Health	Vermont PRAMS Data Shows Folic Acid Education Campaign Is Successful Success Story: Gestational Diabetes Mellitus, Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System	prenatal WIC visits 0.783344 Vermont PRAMS surveillance 0.716779 Vermont WIC enrollees 0.804115 Vermont PRAMS data 0.727593 neural tube defects 0.758894 Supplemental Nutrition Program 0.756783 folic acid supplement 0.790317 high school education 0.68586 office WIC staff 0.786144 media campaign 0.718999 Vermont Department 0.689304 WIC Programs 0.748154 Birth Information Network 0.687477 radio ads 0.688306 Peer Counseling Program 0.685935 folic acid media 0.775294 breastfeeding initiation rates 0.696767 folic acid vitamin 0.775259 Special Supplemental Nutrition 0.75119 new staff training 0.684141 Special Project grant 0.674964 local health offices 0.689115 primary care physicians 0.681202 transferable breastfeeding interventions 0.692131 WIC Special Project 0.785311	Vermont WIC program 0.865437 marketing firm 0.688057 additional support 0.67282 Web site 0.682801 WIC participants 0.787624 women 0.740925 Qualified Health Centers 0.684509 National WIC food 0.782177 defects surveillance program 0.701593 public health strategy 0.698516 enrollee-only Web site 0.672821 postpartum women 0.672392 PRAMS survey 0.671362 PRAMS data 0.819775 folic acid 0.995905 Health Epidemiology Program 0.69278 public marketing firm 0.682687 district Special Supplemental 0.680594 non-WIC counterparts 0.683739 young Vermont women 0.723934 birth defects 0.738125 Local Health Clinic 0.679395 CDC’s Folic 0.703695 early postpartum periods 0.68093	CLICK HERE
10931	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HPV-Associated Cancers Study	The purpose of this study was to find out how many cancers associated with human papillomavirus (HPV) were diagnosed between 2004 and 2008 by sex, age, race, Hispanic ethnicity, and state of residence.	abnormal results 0.523753 vulvar 0.426071 body 0.424752 Utah 0.464731 follow-up 0.422612 Disease Control 0.511641 regular screening 0.531826 Oropharyngeal cancer 0.549471 residence 0.425399 Preventive Services Task 0.616025 Hispanic ethnicity 0.545237 anal precancers 0.522435 Kentucky 0.422103 HPV DNA 0.686109 HPV-associated cancers 0.957244 cervical cancer 0.946755 HPV vaccines 0.646633 tests 0.423235 Columbia 0.422375 human papillomavirus 0.547775 new cases 0.64655 District 0.422389 Maryland 0.422234 women 0.46712 study 0.44837	purpose 0.425219 Force 0.421034 certain cell types 0.650527 100,000 0.422521 Tennessee 0.42207 methods 0.421865 HPV-associated cancer rates 0.639538 kinds 0.47149 papillomavirus-associated cancers—United States 0.620893 West Virginia 0.527617 Immunization Practices 0.517421 invasive cervical cancer 0.692485 Advisory Committee 0.514532 Colorado 0.422221 men 0.467016 approved screening test 0.612775 MMWR 0.421913 race 0.425012 sex 0.425041 certain parts 0.539547 lowest rates 0.525751 highest rates 0.519738 Louisiana 0.42209 age 0.425026	CLICK HERE
12865	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Avian Flu Update: H5 Viruses Detected Among U.S. Domestic and Wild Birds	Recent detections of highly pathogenic avian influenza H5 infections in U.S. domestic and wild birds pose a low risk to human health - CDC	general human infections 0.426827 avian influenza 0.973672 infected birds 0.37825 influenza A viruses 0.480005 human health measures 0.39664 additional infections 0.388781 animal health colleagues 0.392442 human health 0.398458 Recent detections 0.362262 western states 0.355288 Disease Control 0.356338 pathogenic avian influenza 0.671801 state health departments 0.390551 public health risk 0.393432 Plant Health Inspection 0.391962 avian H5N1 viruses 0.561106 USDA ARS 0.359183 USDA APHIS 0.363626 H5N8 viruses 0.438792 influenza A H5N2 0.433988 Bird flu 0.353239 domestic birds 0.357412 new mixed-origin virus 0.399859 low risk 0.358402 avian influenza findings 0.519828	Asian-origin H5N1 0.374218 avian influenza viruses 0.775416 lead federal agencies 0.385858 U.S. wild bird 0.391751 influenza antiviral prophylaxis 0.45501 wild birds 0.436182 similar viruses 0.422945 avian influenza visit 0.524615 Washington state 0.355085 new H5N1 virus 0.426561 HPAI H5 viruses 0.480396 HPAI H5 infections 0.44168 avian influenza virus 0.54845 shore birds 0.361487 people 0.362596 U.S. birds 0.35956 infected bird 0.372162 human infections 0.50086 H5 avian viruses 0.602594 United States Department 0.402642 viral disease 0.351424 CDC avian flu 0.468491 newly identified H5N1 0.430379 low pathogenic 0.365686	CLICK HERE
13805	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Social Ecological Model - CRCCP	CDC adapted the social ecological model of health promotion to represent the Colorectal Cancer Control Program's multi-level approach to colorectal cancer prevention.	innermost band 0.405505 colorectal cancer prevention 0.944594 policy level 0.383694 cultural norms 0.389852 urban health clinics 0.462567 health care plans 0.461827 tribal health departments 0.452318 outermost band 0.393116 band 0.43963 health care providers 0.467852 CRCCP grantees 0.401863 cancer control coalitions 0.459045 individual band 0.40456 tribal government agencies 0.449601 community level 0.391332 individual’s knowledge 0.396555 community band 0.392144 public health activities 0.490571 individual behavior change 0.739498 CRCCP SEM 0.729464 appropriate colorectal cancer 0.545418 policy levels 0.390067 community health workers 0.472806 organizational systems 0.387125 multiple bands 0.400151	Colorectal Cancer Control 0.563702 interpersonal messages 0.404565 health promotion 0.412258 interpersonal level 0.414395 individual-level barriers 0.394092 organizational messages 0.385445 rainbow-like figure 0.396283 Health care systems 0.461044 patient navigators 0.387694 cancer prevention activities 0.868482 potential sources 0.550492 interpersonal band 0.414437 professional organizations 0.383552 local health departments 0.456725 health care 0.512516 systems model 0.398924 community communication 0.384463 SEM rainbow 0.871807 multi-level approach 0.401183 social ecological model 0.479347 organizational band 0.395154 organization level 0.390935 community advocacy groups 0.451829 greatest impact 0.389483	CLICK HERE
15499	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prevent Mosquito Bites	Information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	mosquitoes 0.393036 baby carrier 0.332556 Puerto Rico 0.328348 sunscreen 0.248126 permethrin products 0.39044 active ingredients 0.378468 product instructions 0.326658 -registered insect repellents 0.986151 breastfeeding women 0.389135 EPA website 0.451747 trash containers 0.330973	non-EPA registered insect 0.739571 high levels 0.327166 EPA-registered insect repellent 0.949767 Cover crib 0.340109 natural repellents 0.479138 *See EPA 0.498096 product label instructions 0.566941 Spray insect 0.546689 lemon eucalyptus 0.361359 Repair holes 0.322711	CLICK HERE