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6434	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	H5N1 in Birds and Other Animals	Highly pathogenic avian influenza A (H5N1) in birds and other animals - CDC	HPAI H5 viruses 0.204273 HPAI H5N1 viruses 0.328684 new virus 0.200072 avian influenza 0.339776 pathogenic* avian influenza 0.216471	avian influenza genes 0.204567 Asian HPAI H5N1 0.581728 H5N1 viral RNA 0.250702 H5N1 virus infections 0.348155 H5N1 virus infection 0.438956	CLICK HERE
7682	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Contact CDC	Contact CDC: Find Your Answer Quickly, The answers to the most common questions we receive can be found on our website. Please check the CDC A-Z Index before contacting us with a question.	treatment 0.341869 list Skip 0.860287 CDC 0.364988 page options Skip 0.99 health care provider 0.976542 patients 0.342305 medical emergency 0.521029 nearest emergency room 0.746013	contact your state 0.538308 medication 0.359881 ambulance 0.361815 specialists 0.341476 navigation Skip 0.86981 local health department 0.705279 police 0.343721 immediate assistance 0.580185	CLICK HERE
9561	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | The Health and Welfare of Rural and Urban Cancer Survivors in Missouri - CDC	An estimated 2.8 million cancer survivors reside in rural areas in the United States. We compared the risk behaviors, psychosocial factors, health outcomes, quality of life, and follow-up care of rural and urban cancer survivors in Missouri.	sociodemographic factors 0.488377 cancer treatment 0.520925 frequent physical distress 0.520146 rural cancer survivors 0.685899 rural counties 0.483319 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.485433 significant differences 0.478618 3adjusted for sociodemographic characteristics and access to medical 0.527877 sociodemographic differences 0.503192 urban survivors 0.97069 follow-up cancer checkups 0.480214 health outcomes 0.528225 model 0.507135 frequent activity limitation 0.479744 rural areas 0.524288 health behaviors 0.482957 Fewer rural survivors 0.550041 survivorship care 0.593478 household income categories 0.505923 body mass index 0.481166 survivorship care plan 0.589679 cancer survivorship questions 0.482095 health status 0.506114 rural controls 0.587225	survivors 0.976903 cancer survivors 0.940487 sociodemographic characteristics 0.780142 survivorship care plans 0.558106 United States 0.494218 health care insurance 0.493943 differences 0.535011 Missouri cancer survivors 0.553264 county-level data 0.480717 prevalence 0.500238 activity limitations 0.485025 frequent activity 0.480654 cancer follow-up care 0.52638 poor self-reported health 0.503572 health 0.64734 medical care 0.646528 chronic conditions 0.718272 physical activity 0.657066 psychosocial factors 0.482578 urban controls 0.566508 behavioral risk factor 0.528713 nonmelanoma skin cancer 0.511543 urban cancer survivors 0.680475 rural survivors 0.921749	CLICK HERE
9604	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Synopsis: September 26, 2013 | CDC Media Relations	CDC Media Relations - MMWR News Synopsis: September 19, 2013	2012-13 influenza season 0.490271 New York Office 0.235959 severe adverse events 0.202405 CDC guidance 0.204208 United States 0.26736 vaccination requirements 0.263102 large local health 0.219316 controversial detoxification method 0.204928 territorial health departments 0.215512 rapid opiate detoxification 0.204901 vaccination coverage 0.452765 public health surveillance 0.21942 pregnant women 0.455361 hospitalization.  Influenza vaccination 0.461667 New York City 0.767622 health departments 0.360755 local health departments 0.359961	long-term care facilities 0.380951 seasonal influenza 0.23088 New York State 0.243766 New York health 0.272998 influenza vaccination 0.958267 Influenza vaccination rates 0.490559 local public health 0.229936 York City Department 0.612321 evidence-based options 0.2211 HCP 0.224993 York City clinic 0.223844 high risk 0.326388 opioid dependence treatment 0.219087 CDC Media Relations 0.820394 public health agencies 0.33156 opioid dependence 0.243445	CLICK HERE
10529	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Email Updates: January 3, 2012'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.	CDC 0.932809 Local leaders 0.418806 great time 0.403343 Emergency Preparedness 0.446638 recovery measures 0.410324 CDC website 0.623382 interactive sessions 0.409322 Weekly Flu View 0.509053 risk communication principles 0.504797 EID Home Page 0.503293 multi-state outbreaks 0.424745 non-Federal organizations 0.403658 TB prevention 0.451189 Preparedness Summit pre-session 0.54134 122-Cities Mortality Reporting 0.480095 best partnership-communications practices 0.500868 winter emergencies 0.410737 weather-related health problems 0.536239 extremely cold weather 0.49242 action plan 0.411635 extreme cold-weather conditions 0.491249 Carbon Monoxide 0.404685 Environmental Public Health 0.553456 Winter Sports 0.417012 foodborne illness cases 0.466984	Winter Weather 0.418405 New Media Outreach 0.501378 flu vaccine 0.416778 COCA Email Update 0.512279 Infectious disease outbreaks 0.505915 MMWR weekly reports 0.485369 TB program staff 0.530269 Building Support 0.410087 health care workers 0.893107 CDC Current Outbreak 0.688043 public cooperation 0.425031 Communications Planning 0.410218 Specific Hazards preparedness 0.536828 Dec 0.409613 Health Partners Outreach 0.548055 preventive action 0.405963 food safety systems 0.471899 in-person training centers 0.493941 Tracking Network 0.40624 Public Health Preparedness 0.703939 best defense 0.405198 Health Preparedness Summit 0.698798 warmer weather 0.403095 news conference 0.415831	CLICK HERE
13223	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Managing Patient Safety, One Injection at a Time	Infections are costly. Patients' lives, your accreditation status, your certification, and your licenses are all at stake. The One & Only Campaign, a public health effort to eliminate unsafe medical injections, created this short video to help you make healthcare safer, one injection at a time. Order FREE Materials from CDC http://ow.ly/ym93W Go to the OneandOnlyCampaign.org for more information	Patient Safety 0.954952 Time 0.594751	Injection 0.755969	CLICK HERE
13602	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prostate Cancer Awareness	Prostate cancer is the most common non-skin cancer and the second leading cause of cancer death among American men. Prostate cancers usually grow slowly. Most men with prostate cancer are older than 65 years and do not die from the disease. Finding and treating prostate cancer before symptoms occur may not improve your health or help you live longer.	American men 0.46624 semen 0.453429 abnormal results 0.459262 Task Force 0.459087 U.S. Preventive Services 0.509106 CDC 0.411693 urine 0.451882 prostate gland 0.605802 false negative results 0.502319 urethra 0.418306 body 0.413263 walnut-sized organ 0.472039 recommendations 0.424183 right decision 0.45895 men 0.543974 Prostate cancers 0.597141 penis 0.416109 fluid 0.412873 man 0.41153 federal agencies 0.460111 disease 0.4123 greater chance 0.458473	greater his risk 0.459225 different symptoms 0.461239 night 0.411761 prostate specific antigen 0.621401 health 0.412194 -based screening 0.464596 blood 0.411726 way 0.411762 symptoms 0.467729 doctor 0.424326 difficulty 0.412021 prostate cancer 0.957245 tube 0.411966 prostate cancer— 0.573591 PSA test 0.518019 tests 0.423562 bladder 0.414725 organizations 0.411591 frequent urination 0.47311 interrupted flow 0.465531 rectum 0.418578	CLICK HERE
13870	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Association Between Student Body Mass Index and Access toSports Drinks in Minnesota Secondary Schools,2012&ndash2013	Preventing Chronic Disease (PCD) is a peer-reviewed electronic journal established by the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. PCD provides an open exchange of information and knowledge among researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and others who strive to improve the health of the public through chronic disease prevention.	school settings 0.675531 School-level data 0.668599 secondary school students 0.746318 school policy research 0.707391 School Lunch Program 0.735405 sex-adjusted BMI percentile 0.692917 school competitive food 0.687387 sport drinks 0.708357 energy drinks 0.726219 school-aged youth 0.692118 body mass index 0.718731 Health Policy Center 0.669781 school vending machines 0.751543 school health policies 0.70713 national surveillance data 0.668896 student access 0.699397 School regulation 0.670228 school-level BMI percentile 0.736981 National School Lunch 0.735414 school obesity prevention 0.699314 public school districts 0.695007 weight gain 0.68789 school stores 0.709733 fruit drinks 0.753121 School-level demographic characteristics 0.731953	ecologic study 0.667433 non–low-fat salty snacks 0.707145 School Obesity-Related Policy 0.715936 student body mass 0.728242 individual student responses 0.666369 Minnesota secondary schools 0.724335 Minnesota Student Survey 0.723774 school food environment 0.693015 sugar-sweetened beverages 0.684812 secondary school setting 0.704772 school sample 0.666633 sports drinks 0.969253 middle school students 0.711039 soda pop/fruit drinks 0.720836 School Breakfast Program 0.685161 high school students 0.71109 School location 0.669325 School standards 0.667275 school policy 0.83339 school obesity-related policies 0.686954 student weight 0.699562 school policy data 0.718265 snack foods 0.735429 Minnesota School Health 0.713316	CLICK HERE