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1125	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Potentially Preventable Deaths from the Five Leading Causesof Death - United States, 2008-2010	Paula W. Yoon, ScD1, Brigham Bastian2, Robert N. Anderson, PhD2, Janet L.	nearest whole number 0.278708 annual deaths 0.396015 cancer deaths 0.375513 premature cancer deaths 0.368444 average death rates 0.294795 respiratory disease deaths 0.436608 average age-specific death 0.375421 state health officials 0.305051 high blood cholesterol 0.280627 number 0.348854 unintentional injuries 0.508248 state death rates 0.300999 premature annual deaths 0.391927 lower death rates 0.324863 observed deaths 0.416677 state 0.35254 premature deaths 0.33484 lower respiratory diseases 0.364243 risk factors 0.25997 cerebrovascular diseases 0.439366 mortality data 0.258417 potentially preventable deaths 0.98419 National Vital Statistics 0.304679 premature heart disease 0.324907 lowest possible death 0.282026	state disease-specific death 0.286728 lowest observed mortality 0.267911 death rates 0.646071 lowest three-state average 0.340843 age-specific death rate 0.373126 stroke deaths 0.375867 United States 0.302016 high blood 0.282927 cause 0.264004 unintentional injury deaths 0.448981 states 0.40009 causes 0.390485 age-specific state populations 0.269186 disease prevention goals 0.347446 highest number 0.258097 lowest death rates 0.319793 heart disease deaths 0.431995 lower respiratory disease 0.269822 death rate estimations 0.266305 Total expected deaths 0.379734 physical activity 0.265209 public health efforts 0.291262 high blood pressure 0.281229 estimated average number 0.262307	CLICK HERE
6048	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Sodium hydroxide - 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
8283	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Cerebral Palsy - Feature Quiz Alt Text Version - NCBDDD	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
8417	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Terrie's Biography - Terrie's Story - Real Stories - Tips from Former Smokers - Smoking & Tobacco Use	The biography of Terrie, a former smoker who had oral cancer and who is featured in CDC's Tips from Former Smokers campaign.	high school 0.50992 social settings 0.507335 real consequences 0.489496 dangers 0.417373 CDC 0.416674 MPH 0.418728 throat cancer 0.504216 concern 0.417242 larynx 0.424266 literally millions 0.493068 children 0.418443 Smokers® campaign 0.488309 tobacco 0.438025 oral cancer 0.497391 fear 0.416576 grandchildren 0.446598 Director Tom Frieden 0.566787 work 0.431422 advocacy organizations 0.491026 packs 0.418968 smoking-related cancer 0.494205 voice my grandson 0.496594 effects 0.419933 doctors 0.417007	cigarettes 0.418885 support 0.416905 cheer circuit 0.509592 father 0.418104 artificial voice box 0.570235 young people 0.563202 highest honors 0.489089 life 0.43668 pretty cheerleader 0.512975 n’t start 0.487308 times 0.417196 cool thing 0.511205 lullabies 0.426569 radiation treatments 0.594941 sore throat 0.526054 public health 0.486837 Surgeon General 0.489927 help 0.41782 mouth 0.418775 Terrie 0.966251 friends smoking 0.540171 Medallion 0.420028 cancer 0.521738 time 0.416912	CLICK HERE
9601	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR - APPENDIX A: September 27, 2013 / 62(RR08);15-18	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.	data 0.862158 census data 0.473238 registries lacked resources 0.493204 detailed environmental data 0.477189 state central cancer 0.53261 cancer cluster investigations 0.768588 new cancer cases 0.539461 state registries 0.494591 national data standards 0.482068 county-level cancer incidence 0.47165 cancer diagnosis 0.464091 central registries 0.491457 available data 0.479493 complete data 0.47052 group cancer statistics 0.47353 census tract 0.578693 death records 0.537646 available environmental data 0.507294 State Cancer Profiles 0.502856 cancer registries 0.762056 population-based cancer registries 0.558395 U.S. Census Bureau 0.49143 potential cancer cluster 0.466278 specific data items 0.466244	cancer registry case 0.476286 cancer cases 0.626334 cancer data 0.52981 vital data source 0.472944 public health 0.494537 risk behavior data 0.46192 cancer registry 0.639654 current environmental data 0.470682 registry data 0.480191 cancer control planning 0.46273 central cancer registries 0.627563 cancer information providers 0.493365 statewide central cancer 0.485223 environmental protection 0.475218 Tracking Network 0.485099 special population registries 0.504873 cancer cluster inquiries 0.499737 central cancer registry 0.546903 cancer registry personnel 0.48163 cancer 0.912087 state cancer registries 0.575225 environmental protection departments 0.465458 cancer incidence 0.5306 environmental data 0.566426	CLICK HERE
10154	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NIOSH Resources - AMMONIA	null	essential health 0.379929 Occupational Exposure 0.392149 ammonia 0.910106 work environment 0.359812 measurement methods 0.354387 Anhydrous Ammonia 0.804494 Emergency Response Safety 0.48648 synonyms/trade names 0.349363 Health Topics 0.434722 high-priority chemical 0.36993 Health Guideline 0.390971 Chemical Substance Information 0.492128 NIOSH Manual 0.491787 Ammonia Poisoning 0.771898 concise information 0.359649 Safety Guide No. 0.469224 Integrated Risk Information 0.453134 IDLH documents 0.350604 OSHA Safety 0.436619 information sources 0.365821 NIOSH Pocket Guide 0.6747 International Chemical Safety 0.517371 Medical Management Guidelines 0.443308 respirator recommendations 0.540253 physical properties 0.348398	personal protection 0.348135 health concentrations 0.476243 Occupational Safety 0.359045 Key data 0.351179 safety information 0.398106 Hazardous Substance Data 0.451256 exposure limits 0.556685 Toxicological Profile 0.33774 radiological agents 0.338848 conversion factors 0.341543 terrorist event 0.339816 Jersey Hazardous Substance 0.455282 industrial hygiene information 0.512549 Health Database 0.376694 CAS/RTECS Numbers 0.3491 Exposure Guideline Levels 0.508802 Analytical Methods 0.347609 shop floor 0.345742 emergency response community 0.457053 Ammonia Refrigeration 0.794948 Environmental Health Criteria 0.502535 NIOSH Criteria Documents 0.630853 DOT ID 0.338372 Hazardous Substance 0.457418	CLICK HERE
11853	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pertussis | Whooping Cough | Prevention | Parents-to-be | CDC	null	Infection Control Practices 0.207728 pertussis vaccines 0.612346 Acellular Pertussis Vaccines 0.473378 whooping cough vaccine 0.374785 Reduced Diphtheria Toxoid 0.983635 CDC. Preventing Tetanus 0.279709 Acellular Pertussis 0.79461 CDC. Updated Recommendations 0.666809	Immunization Practices 0.69354 Advisory Committee 0.724237 Tetanus Toxoid 0.541608 Vaccine Information Statements 0.259988 Acellular Pertussis Vaccine 0.55856 pertussis vaccination 0.360609 Pregnant Women 0.257944	CLICK HERE
11913	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Contact Media Relations	CDC media contacts, phone numbers, and beat lists	Office 0.339742 paoquery@cdc.gov 0.500499 a.m. 0.338382 list Skip 0.746591 media outlet 0.526132 Monday 0.345509 page options Skip 0.955744 Media Request Form 0.697013 CDC’s Media 0.57916 message 0.336459	navigation Skip 0.750149 NCHHSTPMediaTeam 0.339256 non-emergency after-hours requests 0.759803 non-media 0.379731 Friday 0.346342 TTY 0.368676 information 0.37753 public health emergency 0.687801 interview 0.341032 PM 0.33959	CLICK HERE
12687	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Antiviral Drugs: Seasonal Flu	Many people believe that there is no treatment for a virus and that you have to let it run its course. But when it comes to influenza, there are prescription drugs that can be used for treatment. They can make our symptoms milder and make us feel better faster. These drugs are an important tool against flu especially for people at higher risk of severe illness from the flu. 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/IRT_Antivirals	Seasonal Flu 0.790973	Antiviral Drugs 0.936155	CLICK HERE
14432	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Child Abuse and Neglect Technical Package | CDC Features	Learn more about how CDC protects the futures of children around the world.	country 0.311797 prevention activities 0.351172 CDC 0.442761 prevention literature 0.354822 environments 0.345733 true number 0.359275 broader neighborhood 0.352155 focus 0.321009 technical packages 0.429584 broader community 0.351349 problem 0.333495 individual-family behavior 0.352819 stable nurturing relationships 0.389934 potential 0.311694 neglect 0.623516 Self-report data 0.360502 neglect prevention work 0.443376 violence prevention 0.452301 child abuse 0.919406 societal change 0.353302 resource 0.318057 select group 0.354726 child sexual abuse 0.412326 cultural contexts 0.352852 states 0.378899	technical package 0.771095 youth violence 0.356223 new technical package 0.419977 Division 0.322768 federal partners 0.35208 Child Maltreatment Web 0.41141 sexual violence 0.354377 CDC scientists 0.373466 strategies 0.364857 implementation 0.344627 prevention decision making 0.453761 children’s health 0.360104 best possible evidence 0.397577 families 0.322994 best available evidence 0.554076 neglect technical package 0.463505 unhealthy relationships 0.356677 multiple sectors 0.349417 funded partners 0.351042 various sectors 0.351929 long-term harms 0.351749 intimate partner violence 0.395471 communities 0.378889 DVP 0.369658	CLICK HERE