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942	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	What You Need to Know About Cerebral Palsy | CDC Features	Cerebral palsy is the most common motor disability in childhood, and these children need support. Professionals who serve young children play an important role in identifying the early signs and symptoms of cerebral palsy.	others—that mark 0.478193 CDC 0.432284 specific cause 0.483665 Professionals 0.455671 early childhood educators 0.551988 neurological conditions 0.471979 disorders 0.41638 number 0.41588 muscles 0.439034 children 0.703137 estimate 0.416035 young children 0.629713 autism spectrum disorder 0.679919 group 0.416386 early signs 0.636576 developmental disabilities 0.6233 birth 0.431212 important role 0.573438 symptoms 0.479175 exact symptoms 0.476031 local early intervention 0.53025 appropriate services 0.472053 person 0.480149 support 0.437616	ADDM CP Network 0.632112 recent report 0.48306 United States 0.549579 diverse communities 0.476805 8-year-old children 0.493929 daily activities 0.478289 co-occurring conditions 0.475526 supports 0.432922 spastic CP 0.574326 local school 0.468966 Monitoring 0.415905 characteristics 0.415874 cases 0.416302 common motor disability 0.734148 posture 0.416886 movement milestones 0.471649 abnormal brain development 0.547576 families 0.448455 CP 0.867247 pediatricians 0.4188 valuable resource 0.478803 cerebral palsy 0.974339 multiple communities 0.480091 time 0.415314	CLICK HERE
1118	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Trends in Foodborne Illness in the United States, 2013 | CDC Features	The nation’s food safety grades are out and the results are mixed. CDC’s annual report shows that foodborne infections continue to be an important public health problem in the United States. More can be done.	CDC.gov Current Features 0.906892	specific topic 0.706916	CLICK HERE
5365	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Report Finds Global Smokers Consider Quitting due to Graphic Health Warnings on Packages - Press Release: May 26, 2011	Report Finds Global Smokers Consider Quitting due to Graphic Health Warnings on Packages	tobacco product packages 0.75055 Mortality Weekly Report 0.646892 CDC Foundation 0.520783 adult usage 0.524155 international partners 0.520965 package warning 0.542571 World No Tobacco 0.756965 urgent action 0.519934 tobacco 0.898975 representative household survey 0.590639 public acceptance 0.520505 Hopkins Bloomberg School 0.596194 national governments 0.518477 Reduce Tobacco 0.65418 World Health Organization 0.993101 comprehensive tobacco control 0.836638 pictorial warnings 0.784008 MPOWER package 0.540578 countries 0.611383 Tobacco Day—an 0.667379 Effective warning labels 0.658231 World Lung Foundation 0.602118 mass media campaigns 0.597118 global public health 0.648075 Tobacco Free Kids 0.741601	14-nation study 0.533061 tobacco-related health information 0.641508 CDC director Thomas 0.640025 Russian Federation 0.626485 malaria combined—and 0.519073 graphic health warnings 0.729273 tobacco advertising 0.67 percent 0.648219 electronic data collection 0.622445 face-to-face personal interviews 0.624282 additional countries 0.540034 public awareness 0.52168 tobacco initiation 0.670209 Tobacco Free Initiative 0.747287 global tobacco 0.679114 Global Adult Tobacco 0.804341 impact cost-effective initiatives 0.597652 R. Frieden 0.526599 health warnings 0.822697 World Health Assembly 0.646442 cigarette packages 0.530572 prompt smokers 0.536251 GATS 0.513985 package warnings 0.711812	CLICK HERE
7974	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Critical Congenital Heart Defects in the United States - NCBDDD	null	CCHD main screening 0.434218 specific CCHDs 0.343097 National Birth Defects 0.514843 Pregnancy termination rates 0.359435 Disease Control 0.340689 children 0.357598 care facilities 0.358838 Heart Defects Targeted 0.594526 training health care 0.361515 CCHD screening 0.467624 tricuspid valve atresia 0.36484 pulmonary venous return 0.362592 normal screening result 0.416491 Defects Monitoring Programs 0.536393 different states 0.339989 live births 0.362003 Congenital Heart Defects 0.602865 simple bedside test 0.366608 specific CCHD 0.341714 main screening targets 0.475356 Molecular Teratology. 0.357143 newborn screening 0.686175 defects surveillance programs 0.665835 Recommended Uniform Screening 0.472029 Birth Defects Monitoring 0.546697	Essential Public Health 0.425369 U.S. Recommended Uniform 0.364777 newborn screening programs 0.438344 United States 0.405326 babies 0.351546 Birth Defects Research 0.571803 way programs 0.344973 birth defects surveillance 0.670514 Public Health Roles 0.425796 health services 0.352613 critical congenital heart 0.789819 congenital heart disease 0.487833 CCHDs 0.428054 Pulse Oximetry Screening 0.563436 Uniform Screening Panel 0.471899 50 states 0.34081 heart syndrome 0.342317 Population-based Birth Defects 0.612595 birth defects 0.961121 certain medical conditions 0.369692 birth defects data 0.659331 new U.S. data 0.379031 CCHD newborn screening 0.442181 information 0.357295	CLICK HERE
9869	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Travelers' Health - Division of Global Migration and Quarantine (DGMQ) - NCEZID	null	vaccine recommendations 0.554088 monitors data sources 0.361366 travel-related disease information 0.447998 travel health risks 0.519051 health alerts 0.360099 Uses GeoSentinel data 0.363324 Health Branch 0.470379 travel-related health information 0.497666 monitoring travel-related illnesses 0.392662 emergency response workers 0.383244 U.S. yellow fever 0.551798 globally mobile populations 0.362015 International Travel 0.423698 yellow fever vaccine 0.999511 health care providers 0.960775 CDC Health Information 0.636337 Conducts audience research 0.36037 travel health advice 0.533034 pre-travel health care 0.479693 global emergency response 0.404969 travel health messages 0.500451 Yellow Book 0.536849 global public health 0.512694 health communication 0.452518	yellow fever vaccination 0.552846 Education Team informs 0.379702 health threats 0.385517 disease outbreaks 0.396242 travel medicine 0.489279 travel medicine clinics 0.432581 special needs travelers 0.488295 travel health 0.676438 destination-specific recommendations 0.344183 Oxford University Press 0.380147 GeoSentinel Network Surveillance 0.360851 U.S. residents 0.326071 government travel health 0.498333 travel health guidance 0.497286 fever regulatory responsibilities 0.439731 U.S. travel medicine 0.460291 Professionals Advising Travelers 0.486248 travel notices 0.34725 tropical medicine clinics 0.368266 H1N1 influenza pandemic 0.382493 international travelers 0.436457 travel health recommendations 0.641332 global yellow fever 0.54863 fever vaccine safety 0.498233	CLICK HERE
10067	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NIOSH Program Portfolio : Immune Diseases : Goals	The mission of the NIOSH research program for Immune, Dermal & Infectious Diseases is to eliminate occupational injuries, illnesses, and fatalities among workers in these industries through a focused program of research and prevention. Primary efforts are focused on hazard identification since when potential hazards are recognized, work-related dermal and immune diseases can often be prevented or their effects minimized.	occupational asthma 0.673934 current governmental approaches 0.672232 effective prevention strategies 0.654356 significant health risks 0.690684 normal immune function 0.90514 risk assessment strategies 0.663448 altered immune function 0.744156 immune responses 0.695158 indoor air chemicals 0.669711 sector programs 0.791804 NIOSH sector program 0.78076 occupational allergen exposures 0.776647 NIOSH Sector Programs 0.788906 potential indoor air 0.65678 infectious cough-generated aerosols 0.652851 specific allergic mediators 0.670244 allergic skin sensitization 0.688585 allergic rhinitis 0.698576 Intermediate Goal 0.921013 safer exposure levels 0.66935 health effects 0.902367 immune diseases goal 0.751273 Program Assessment Rating 0.681504 mold-contaminated workplaces 0.674902 Provide scientific data 0.746807	immune parameters 0.669812 NIOSH Immune 0.738999 adverse health outcomes 0.683604 cross-sector programs 0.680975 adverse health effects 0.677532 Cross Sector programs 0.705106 NORA Sector Council 0.680752 program goals 0.660999 immune function 0.913089 NIOSH Program Portfolio 0.761671 associated pathophysiological disorders 0.661336 certain occupational chemicals 0.716341 Fishing Program goal 0.702708 fungal exposure 0.660668 immune abnormalities 0.7581 occupational exposures 0.751568 occupational allergens 0.725208 clinical disease 0.670005 indoor air 0.763389 exposure-related health effects 0.676322 significant health effects 0.671699 certain work environments 0.672218 various sectors 0.662471 health risks 0.737673	CLICK HERE
10463	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Email Updates: July 1, 2013'Clinicians Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA)	CDC Clinician Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA). Providing clinicians the most current and reliable information on emerging public health threats, such as pandemics, natural disasters, and bioterrorism.	injury data collection 0.772013 CDC 0.895655 Involving Inhalation Anthrax 0.770935 Emergency Preparedness 0.788271 Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 0.782788 FDA Safety Information 0.767061 emergency risk communication 0.925078 state level response 0.796992 effective response 0.706826 Previous COCA Conference 0.792537 – (CDC) 0.788089 new avian influenza 0.774919 CDC Science Clips 0.880885 CDC Influenza Division 0.86601 new H7N9 virus 0.7674 important safety information 0.763668 alternative treatment sites 0.771022 racial/ethnic minority groups 0.760038 health care providers 0.869685 Weekly Flu View 0.765101 Free CE credit/contact 0.757319 human medical products 0.752516 disaster preparedness 0.716425 health messaging 0.718014	exciting new content 0.762796 play important roles 0.775394 Current Travel Warnings 0.751791 seasonal flu 0.743678 Event Reporting Program 0.753214 State Health Departments 0.808596 East Respiratory Syndrome 0.878547 pre-hospital transport decision 0.765607 respiratory illness 0.764727 COCA Email Update 0.818941 public health community 0.806541 Public Health Practice 0.803791 public health 0.837018 Risk Communication Course 0.764974 Specific Hazards preparedness 0.783678 Middle East Respiratory 0.878583 public opinion polls 0.772598 in-person training centers 0.758331 Eastern Time 0.788664 FoodSafety.gov Reports FDA 0.765252 weekly influenza surveillance 0.761273 severe respiratory illness 0.760727 USDA Food Recalls 0.750749 Response Training Resources 0.782253	CLICK HERE
11157	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Additional Transplant Related Organizations	CDC – Information to help make organ and tissue transplants the highest quality possible so that recipients have the best outcomes.	MPEG 0.741242 site 0.541063 PDF 0.544429	PPT 0.837268 DOC 0.733754	CLICK HERE
14047	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	E-cigarette Ads and Youth Infographics	null			CLICK HERE
15996	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Collecting & Submitting Fetal Tissue Specimens for Zika Virus Testing | Zika virus	Information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	Pathologic Evaluation 0.388427 infant death 0.390008 formalin-fixed wet tissues 0.56903 CDC Form 0.428563 wet tissues 0.614442 final surgical pathology 0.405112 fetal membranes 0.458394 Body Fluid Specimens 0.440722 zika virus testing 0.941554 gestational age 0.386268 Possible Infectious Etiologies 0.384397 test results 0.381764 formalin-fixed tissues 0.455163 tissues 0.64315 early pregnancy loss/miscarriage 0.378511 formalin-fixed specimens 0.389394 Zika biosafety guidelines 0.399771 pathology reports results 0.395542 Test Order Code 0.380785 fixed tissues 0.477854 specimen identification numbers 0.398273 Diseases Pathology Branch 0.400793 specimen submission paperwork 0.399758 Zika virus immunohistochemistry 0.436753 body fluid analysis 0.386069	placental disk 0.406696 maternal Zika virus 0.458528 surgical pathology 0.515407 Zika testing results 0.406816 possible zika virus 0.520146 fetal tissues 0.502489 infant Zika virus 0.478557 formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded tissue 0.475008 placental tissues 0.474188 Zika virus infection 0.443877 infant autopsy report 0.423751 local health department 0.391756 Health Care Providers 0.392259 paraffin-embedded tissue blocks 0.470939 infant autopsy tissue 0.472396 umbilical cord 0.387281 tissue specimens 0.454633 infant autopsy tissues 0.627955 frozen tissues 0.459001 specimens 0.47701 formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded tissues 0.49478 birth anthropometric measurements 0.380022 healthcare provider 0.381483 Fetal loss 0.408667	CLICK HERE