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1224	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tetanus: Make Sure Your Family Is Protected | CDC Features	Make sure your family is up to date with their tetanus vaccine so they are protected against this serious infection commonly known as lockjaw. The bacteria that cause tetanus can be found everywhere in the environment.	tetanus vaccines 0.659378 tetanus bacteria 0.712501 CDC 0.381402 severe muscle spasms 0.424804 Tdap vaccine 0.403255 lower doses 0.373024 adults 0.340401 active bacteria 0.457512 skin 0.328552 protection 0.34695 soil 0.328653 common side effects 0.366955 insurance provider 0.366208 body 0.363757 jaw muscles 0.368631 daily activities 0.372444 tetanus 0.910444 toxin 0.333303 booster shot 0.372202 10-year mark 0.375356 tetanus vaccine 0.758452 young children 0.37211 specific situation 0.371343 outdoor fun 0.38216	DTaP shots 0.371866 Children program 0.365652 intensive care 0.364074 breaks 0.330245 poison 0.329685 painful muscle stiffness 0.443634 health insurance plans 0.420543 easiest thing 0.37308 people 0.343238 family cookouts 0.38234 regular Td booster 0.434387 Complete recovery 0.368883 doctor 0.327064 whooping cough 0.37838 health problems 0.37097 spores 0.398508 person 0.336722 Tetanus infection 0.633925 ages 0.337452 pertussis vaccine 0.409437 DTaP booster 0.371799 vaccine information statement 0.456591 vaccine-preventable diseases 0.371629	CLICK HERE
4746	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tobacco Use - Secondhand Smoke - CDC Vital Signs	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 0.3552 health insurance 0.284169 nonsmoking adults 0.297698 Tobacco Use Epidemic 0.415288 lung cancer 0.294637 number 0.236347 Smoke-free indoor air 0.369774 pregnant women 0.28818 children 0.347682 severe asthma 0.292336 homes 0.233508 tobacco 0.588208 cancer-causing chemicals 0.303073 health conditions 0.291057 state 0.229615 secondhand smoke 0.955726 private worksites 0.295897 comprehensive tobacco control 0.424788 World Health Organization 0.349256 preventable cause 0.302583 respiratory infections 0.295398 new CDC reports 0.383981 tobacco products 0.482488 nonsmokers 0.5139 parents 0.232853	toxic chemicals 0.295615 photo ID 0.282444 vehicles 0.247771 youth access 0.282965 Mexican-American nonsmokers 0.378908 especially children 0.290254 pediatric patients 0.278984 heart disease 0.460796 infant death syndrome 0.370907 tobacco marketing 0.365383 new FDA restrictions 0.350997 secondhand smoke exposure 0.642278 middle ear infections 0.370329 respiratory conditions 0.36559 company property 0.286539 people 0.237891 tobacco product indoors 0.443551 black nonsmokers 0.377625 home 0.250291 white nonsmokers 0.37726 CDC-recommended levels 0.279938 health risks 0.283074 time 0.231554 MPOWER strategies 0.286329	CLICK HERE
6427	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Progress in the Introduction of Rotavirus Vaccine - Latin America and the Caribbean, 2006-2010	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.	recommends rotavirus vaccine 0.558859 rotavirus vaccine 0.906401 United Nations Children 0.370091 rotavirus diarrhea 0.562113 rotavirus vaccines 0.759107 El Salvador 0.432936 rotavirus vaccine introduction 0.702187 Ñ?ЛП Rotavirus disease 0.524332 vaccine financing 0.408771 pentavalent vaccine 0.453479 complete rotavirus series 0.506884 rotavirus deaths 0.467231 national immunization programs 0.414349 pentavalent RV vaccine 0.412643 World Health Organization 0.40621 surveillance data 0.383454 rotavirus vaccine program 0.600373 childhood rotavirus immunization 0.485669 3-dose vaccine series 0.412958 2-dose monovalent vaccine 0.440323 rotavirus disease 0.575483 countries 0.463578 LAC countries 0.395181 rotavirus vaccine impact 0.57258	rotavirus positivity 0.475325 rotavirus vaccine coverage 0.739946 rotavirus surveillance network 0.556847 high rotavirus mortality 0.486277 rotavirus prevalence 0.489945 diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis vaccine 0.414664 vaccine effectiveness 0.401667 additional vaccine carriers 0.422052 hospital-based rotavirus surveillance 0.534672 rotavirus hospitalizations 0.509105 national rotavirus vaccine 0.652397 monovalent RV vaccine 0.412703 national immunization schedules 0.378237 large rotavirus vaccine 0.582076 median rotavirus vaccine 0.558954 3-dose pentavalent vaccine 0.440798 vaccine shortages 0.40764 vaccine programs 0.405319 American Health Organization 0.370638 rotavirus infection 0.540453 rotavirus diarrhea cases 0.503413 rotavirus vaccination 0.542376 effective rotavirus vaccines 0.541705	CLICK HERE
9936	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Training and Career Development - Tribal Support	CDC/ATSDR Tribal Support is the primary link between CDC, the Agency for Toxic Substance and Disease Registry (ATSDR), and tribal governments. CDC/ATSDR’s tribal support activities focus on fulfilling CDC's supportive role in ensuring that American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) communities receive public health services that keep them safe and healthy.	public health topics 0.599352 list Skip 0.768724 CDC 0.338607 postdoctoral programs 0.455357 grant writing 0.428652 graduates 0.2618 page options Skip 0.974276 CDC/ATSDR 0.237648 career-development opportunities 0.493172	navigation Skip 0.781657 current students 0.419598 internships 0.264517 fellowships 0.264339 field 0.236572 variety 0.237494 partners 0.235755 online 0.235602	CLICK HERE
10721	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Student-Reported School Drinking Fountain Availability by Youth Characteristics and State Plumbing Codes - CDC	Caloric intake among children could be reduced if sugar-sweetened beverages were replaced by plain water. School drinking water infrastructure is dictated in part by state plumbing codes, which generally require a minimum ratio of drinking fountains to students. Actual availability of drinking fountains in schools and how availability differs according to plumbing codes is unknown.	student ratios 0.405276 working drinking fountains 0.486399 nonplumbed water dispensers 0.563353 statewide plumbing codes 0.476021 school wellness policies 0.410117 free drinking water 0.596233 drinking fountain availability 0.435989 nonplumbed water 0.600501 school drinking water 0.516589 school buildings 0.404043 drinking water fountains 0.474818 widely available fountains 0.430259 state plumbing codes 0.81981 statewide plumbing code 0.41854 available school fountains 0.430162 available school drinking 0.454146 nonplumbed water fountains 0.428304 drinking fountain access 0.484838 youth-reported drinking fountain 0.433763 drinking fountains 0.86601 plumbed fountains 0.463307 drinking fountain standard 0.446124 schools 0.424126 local plumbing codes 0.417906 plumbed water fountains 0.435221	water access 0.497943 school drinking fountains 0.584161 school water access 0.406403 school drinking fountain 0.526937 available drinking fountains 0.457325 widely available drinking 0.423296 state plumbing code 0.429157 point-of-use drinking water 0.414179 plumbed drinking fountains 0.53058 nonplumbed water sources 0.488696 student ratio 0.503702 nonplumbed water coolers 0.40689 adequate drinking water 0.415037 drinking water 0.713939 youth-reported school drinking 0.431782 plumbing codes 0.993241 high school students 0.429726 household income 0.421928 drinking water access 0.444332 school fountain requirement 0.41569 low-cost drinking water 0.414708 nonplumbed drinking fountains 0.451595 drinking fountain requirements 0.431238 widely available school 0.426815	CLICK HERE
11159	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC's Transplant-Transmitted Infection Toolkit	CDC – Information to help make organ and tissue transplants the highest quality possible so that recipients have the best outcomes.	standard public health 0.347035 National Organ Transplant 0.449761 UNOS patient safety 0.386903 Transplant-Transmitted Infections form 0.240167 broadly applicable framework 0.228725 public health authorities 0.750351 public health departments 0.40894 transplant community 0.363039 transplant transmission 0.280276 transplant investigations 0.235086 unusual notification process 0.277663 Organ Sharing 0.200338 Disease Transmission Advisory 0.278431 organ procurement organizations 0.521694 transplant centers 0.50117 working agreement 0.290513 diagnostic test results 0.228891 health departments 0.474343	disease transmission 0.365777 public health 0.924053 U.S. transplant centers 0.381755 state health authorities 0.340373 organ recipients 0.26575 donor derived disease 0.259519 potential transplant-transmitted cases 0.240191 highlight important aspects 0.235994 potential transplant-associated transmission 0.314117 local public health 0.459736 Transplant-Transmitted Infections 0.272993 state public health 0.345236 UNOS staff 0.265881 public health agencies 0.28285 unified transplant network 0.384273 potentially impacted recipients 0.273784 relevant health departments 0.274389	CLICK HERE
11999	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Disease Detective: Neil - CDC Responds to the 2014 Ebola Outbreak	CDC works 24/7 saving lives, protecting people from health threats, and saving money to have a more secure nation. A US federal agency, CDC helps make the healthy choice the easy choice by putting science and prevention into action. CDC works to help people live longer, healthier and more productive lives.	practice 0.320291 Liberia’s capital 0.434697 terrible outbreak 0.402411 Ambulance chasing 0.412551 source 0.320165 consistency 0.318193 better track 0.39819 international partners 0.395745 Social Welfare 0.392955 Ebola transmission 0.580505 contact 0.38409 Bomi County 0.527175 Neil 0.546542 lax 0.318834 ongoing Ebola epidemic 0.65641 Global Health 0.411016 wife 0.333891 short time 0.39201 lapse 0.322719 corrections 0.318482 community care center. 0.487531 Ebola patients 0.663449 Ebola 0.90943 limited access 0.390935 biggest risks 0.389525	new chain 0.40307 distance 0.319951 infection control 0.506097 quality emergency care 0.469806 rural area 0.405457 major strides 0.403753 suspected Ebola cases 0.708424 virus 0.335036 Ebola cases 0.74543 CDC disease detective 0.678311 key component 0.40475 major progress 0.387645 local phones 0.389124 local health officials 0.477154 Ebola-free patients 0.403686 safety standards 0.39236 ambulances 0.322532 spread 0.337396 tough situation 0.388796 community care centers 0.922863 community care center 0.484075 horrible car crash 0.466956 West Africa 0.392219 investigation 0.318793	CLICK HERE
12693	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	The Obesity Epidemic (7:13) | Video	This video explains the many factors that have contributed to the obesity epidemic, and showcases several community initiatives taking place to prevent and reduce obesity. Obesity is a national epidemic and a major contributor to some of the leading causes of death in the U.S., including heart disease, stroke, diabetes and some types of cancer. We need to change our communities into places that strongly support healthy eating and active living. Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html This video can also be viewed at http://www.cdc.gov/CDCTV/ObesityEpidemic	Obesity Epidemic 0.950566		CLICK HERE
15555	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Testimonials from Participants - National Diabetes Prevention Program	National Diabetes Prevention Program	poor eating habits.I 0.454915 exercise routine 0.397619 Cynthia Johnson 0.403736 Tim Enfinger 0.387849 glucose levels 0.487362 different ideas 0.383812 favorite thing 0.38348 type 0.3953 entire adult life 0.470121 program participants 0.418501 high cholesterol 0.382612 healthy recipes 0.418149 friend 0.332981 Jan Booker 0.39379 group 0.331544 Suzi Gomez 0.410393 blood pressure 0.398193 hard time 0.391487 different diets 0.392153 emotional eating habits 0.449756 grandchildren 0.34658 Program Participant 0.896336 lifestyle change program 0.943566 lifestyle coach 0.520718 food labels 0.38954	sugary drinks 0.395001 lunch-break rides 0.396177 Suchada Jin-Jin Hantragoon 0.452413 Bruce Wheeler 0.400001 Phyllis Perkins 0.385819 great information 0.401841 stationary bike 0.387961 medical research 0.392749 pictures 0.318673 red meat 0.393473 online lifestyle change 0.501778 healthy lifestyle changes 0.512922 hospital 0.330504 high glucose levels 0.452956 daily routine 0.389926 standard couch potato 0.458162 Online Program Participant 0.527922 medical librarian 0.391526 people 0.333157 video series 0.388838 exercise habits 0.386679 healthy changes 0.450686 difficult time 0.3908 family 0.318662	CLICK HERE
16091	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prescription Drug Overdose Prevention for States	null	abuse 0.220893 purpose 0.222771 Oklahoma 0.218976 Tennessee 0.218964 prescription drug overuse 0.498804 overdose epidemic 0.381413 policies 0.218519 Utah 0.218952 states 0.656538 evaluation 0.219031 prescription drug overdoses 0.7715 key partners 0.309086 total 0.221766 capture success stories 0.396048 public insurance mechanisms 0.39347 safe prescribing practices 0.416306 prescription drug overdose 0.859304 state health departments 0.4281 CDC funds 0.334767 current PDO Prevention 0.409152 map 0.221242 prevention 0.434115 prescription drug 0.994347 additional states 0.33558	States program 0.450681 scientific assistance 0.308566 ongoing prescription drug 0.516143 Injury Center 0.309232 patients 0.218562 West Virginia—with resources 0.395356 inform future state 0.393739 misuse 0.223798 key areas 0.408602 interventions 0.224163 performance 0.218974 program activities 0.307452 Results 0.218773 competitive supplement 0.439033 address issues 0.312002 state health departments—Kentucky 0.394161 prevention strategies 0.330358 non-competitive supplement 0.327723 states annual awards 0.427052 PDMPs 0.218628 project successes 0.308932 support 0.222675 Examples 0.219938	CLICK HERE