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760	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prevent the Spread of Norovirus | CDC Features	Norovirus causes many people to become ill with vomiting and diarrhea each year. You can help protect yourself and others by washing your hands often and following simple tips to stay healthy.	stool 0.583073 hands 0.648016 catered-meal settings 0.656207 alcohol-based hand sanitizer 0.820777 norovirus infection 0.724159 Practice proper hand 0.81248 items carefully—try 0.66025 simple tips 0.701719 direct contact 0.680092 young children 0.664898 drinking liquids 0.673418 wear rubber 0.663786 health conditions 0.664638 germs 0.578645 influenza). 0.659585 sick people 0.69643 major cause 0.655624 diarrhea 0.630192 water 0.616615 cook oysters 0.667542 foodborne illness 0.713609 product label 0.663105 norovirus treatment 0.717155 person 0.631725 influenza virus 0.658115	nursing homes 0.661869 soap 0.58596 household bleach 0.662014 daycare centers 0.661785 cleaning product 0.662568 respiratory illness 0.719762 vomit 0.583556 surfaces 0.595773 norovirus illness 0.998119 infected people 0.72605 stomach flu. 0.666123 food poisoning 0.668235 Food Workers 0.679788 cruise ships 0.64909 bleach-based household 0.66105 related viruses 0.690899 disposable gloves 0.657087 people 0.883514 maximum available cycle 0.792079 food 0.756822 simple steps 0.674996 short video 0.686565 severe dehydration 0.67309 Wash laundry 0.700284	CLICK HERE
4585	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Interim Guidance for Homeless and Emergency Shelters on the Novel Influenza A (H1N1) Virus	null	Flu-Like Symptoms 0.2845 homeless population 0.364827 clients 0.2161 Interim recommendations 0.286387 novel influenza 0.918897 body aches 0.287343 document 0.21739 seasonal flu spreads 0.374405 cough 0.21779 homeless shelters 0.307245 disease outbreak 0.30044 coughing 0.243232 transmission 0.231214 single adults 0.289004 sneezing 0.228022 chills 0.219365 children 0.215853 sore throat 0.28634 events 0.215588 addition 0.253721 vomiting 0.216898 stuffy nose 0.295398 severity 0.217022	settings 0.215818 everyday resources 0.285684 interim guidance specific 0.378987 health 0.216114 flu viruses 0.452652 staff 0.216092 seasonal flu 0.470627 reduced access 0.287841 volunteers 0.216083 families 0.215845 emergency shelter usage 0.350019 group setting 0.28584 people 0.261208 diarrhea 0.216728 main way 0.28106 Emergency shelter components 0.372275 mouth 0.234637 hurricanes 0.215959 homeless persons 0.300503 influenza virus 0.404696 information 0.232221 rapid increase 0.282652 Emergency shelter 0.380566	CLICK HERE
5251	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Increasing the Availability and Consumption of Drinking Water in Middle Schools: A Pilot Study	null	reusable water bottles 0.915134 free drinking water 0.428223 intervention school students 0.503612 comparison school students 0.409765 5-week intervention period 0.407701 school drinking water 0.563121 student consumption 0.428796 school 0.721945 5-week intervention 0.417621 drinking tap water 0.445042 European intervention studies 0.437891 increase water drinking 0.422951 promotional activities 0.427949 fruit juice 0.430145 reusable water bottle 0.504574 student water consumption 0.53899 drinking water quality 0.434499 school promotional activities 0.423127 palatable drinking water 0.44086 preintervention student consumption 0.406779 cafeteria water dispensers 0.448391 school water 0.433252 water consumption 0.609192 school district 0.405865 school drinking fountains 0.523259	school cafeteria 0.410431 cafeteria staff 0.434984 students water 0.405726 intervention school 0.6919 tap water 0.452209 intervention school personnel 0.449312 drinking water provision 0.580702 bottled water 0.43635 students 0.597891 school water intake 0.431762 drinking water consumption 0.50624 associated school drinking 0.416531 school lunch program 0.42694 cafeteria water consumption 0.454431 school cafeterias 0.416494 intervention activities 0.409382 intervention students 0.407109 drinking water 0.935088 drinking water outlets 0.420352 middle school students 0.433246 sports drinks 0.408585 national school lunch 0.426751 comparison school 0.526296 5-week pilot intervention 0.412049	CLICK HERE
8187	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Facts about Anencephaly - Birth Defects	CDC works to identify causes of birth defects and opportunities to prevent them. By applying a public health approach incorporating three essential elements—surveillance or disease tracking, research to identify causes, and prevention research and programs—we can rapidly translate scientific findings into appropriate public health interventions.	pregnancies 0.367174 Developmental Disabilities 0.385482 micrograms 0.334711 United States 0.560531 early pregnancy 0.476085 spina bifida 0.395084 neural tube 0.987735 abnormal result 0.384975 neural tube defects 0.69926 babies 0.359738 National Birth Defects 0.523299 Birth Defects Research 0.526431 mother 0.328257 neural tube defect 0.557429 neural tube forms 0.531257 higher dose 0.39119 Disease Control 0.3881 causes 0.371151 birth defect 0.565936 CDC funds 0.400188 certain medicines 0.392775 spinal cord 0.396325 confirmatory tests 0.384319 skull 0.366218	folic acid 0.935091 large studies 0.390269 visit CDC 0.393108 National Center 0.385473 copyright restrictions 0.385627 genes 0.332645 reproductive age 0.389933 private usage 0.384716 web page 0.386675 birth defects diagnosis 0.517206 brain 0.411231 birth defects 0.866113 healthy baby 0.388795 baby’s brain 0.405377 factors 0.331538 doctor 0.3338 public domain 0.386209 baby 0.434901 prenatal tests 0.384355 parts 0.35609 standard treatment 0.38803 dietary habits 0.388846 conditions 0.334302	CLICK HERE
8547	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Beliefs and Communication Practices Regarding Cognitive Functioning Among Consumers and Primary Care Providers in the United States, 2009 - CDC	Limited research has examined primary care providers’ communication with patients about maintaining cognitive functioning. Our study’s objective was to compare the perceptions of consumers and primary care providers related to beliefs and communication practices about lifestyle behaviors beneficial for overall health and for maintaining cognitive functioning.	North Carolina 0.505436 general public 0.463082 medical education 0.504064 American Medical Association 0.472369 data 0.465487 relevant financial relationships 0.512066 AMA PRA 0.488082 primary care providers 0.912431 Disease Control 0.500072 improved cognitive functioning 0.491397 health care providers 0.499553 healthy lifestyle 0.469507 overall health 0.470665 DocStyles survey 0.509123 patients 0.508281 cognitive functioning information 0.499747 cognitive functioning 0.75456 cognitive impairment messages 0.496181 primary care physicians 0.65352 intellectual stimulation 0.568778 Porter Novelli 0.565218 survey 0.514455 dementia 0.469979 formula-adjusted response rate 0.466092	cognitive functioning questions 0.494837 AMA PRA Category 0.476795 Lucinda L. Bryant 0.515112 Cognitive health messages 0.481307 healthful diet 0.520988 Alzheimer’s disease 0.514139 South Carolina 0.489195 nurse practitioners 0.577518 cognitive impairment risk 0.509648 Aging Research Network 0.475261 dietary supplements 0.470349 consumers 0.650262 public health 0.512425 communication practices 0.465755 health 0.589384 healthy weight 0.46359 Prevention Research Centers 0.46503 Research Centers program 0.465142 Chapel Hill 0.477959 physical activity 0.560423 early diagnosis 0.532162 Angela J. Deokar 0.515452 cognitive impairment 0.988039 information 0.521179	CLICK HERE
10704	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Creative Brief'VX - Nerve Agent' Communicating in the First Hours	The CERC training program educates people on the principles and application of crisis and emergency risk communication when responding to a public health emergency.	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
12459	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	null	What is Autism?	This video discusses the signs and symptoms associated with Autism Spectrum Disorders. 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/NCBDDD/video/autism/WhatIsAutism/index.html			CLICK HERE
13581	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Feature	Learn about the five main kinds of gynecologic cancer: cervical, ovarian, uterine, vaginal, and vulvar. When gynecologic cancers are found and treated early, treatment works best.	12-year-old girls 0.41536 sexually transmitted infection 0.506216 vulvar cancer 0.454852 gynecologic cancer 0.787341 HPV types 0.459032 Knowledge 0.344525 gynecologic cancers 0.962089 vaginal bleeding 0.444612 talk 0.341547 Pap test 0.814244 Gynecologic Cancer campaign 0.635017 ovarian cancer 0.551332 HPV test 0.453488 Pap test screens 0.548104 general U.S. population 0.491109 cervical cancer 0.770923 PSAs 0.328967 public service announcements 0.514634 BRCA gene mutation 0.490564 human papillomavirus 0.420143 BRCA genes 0.479808 women 0.509547 woman 0.323025 print materials 0.418003 United States 0.419924	HPV vaccine 0.465478 survivor stories 0.415775 HPV 0.479775 genetic counseling 0.40505 risk increases 0.429198 screen women 0.409739 ovarian cancer risk 0.543195 treatment works 0.407454 main types 0.527991 cervix 0.323855 unexplained signs 0.417191 person’s risk 0.398816 young men 0.411347 HPV tests 0.448296 unclear Pap test 0.54395 Facts 0.321401 doctor 0.367926 HPV infection 0.450086 screening test 0.408257 family history 0.406101 vulvar cancers 0.603768 cell changes 0.405384 breast 0.333332 reproductive organs 0.423452	CLICK HERE
14326	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Where to go in a Radiation Emergency| Infographic	null			CLICK HERE
15708	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tobacco Advertising and Promotional Expenditures in Sportsand Sporting Events - United States, 1992-2013 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	smokeless tobacco manufacturers 0.534784 Tobacco Control Act 0.480868 regular tobacco 0.402647 anti-tobacco mass media 0.416952 sporting events expenditures 0.423466 regulated tobacco products 0.443629 sports-related cigarette marketing 0.459377 aggregate expenditures 0.439426 sporting events 0.477858 corporate-name tobacco sponsorship 0.469937 smokeless tobacco companies 0.476356 tobacco-brand sponsorship 0.410005 smokeless tobacco marketing 0.53002 tobacco brand 0.474643 promotional categories 0.404693 tobacco industry expenditures 0.483818 current tobacco users 0.417896 tobacco industry presence 0.42053 cigarette marketing expenditures 0.502831 mass media campaigns 0.413791 tobacco marketing expenditures 0.528697 marketing expenditures 0.753088 smokeless tobacco** advertising 0.406794 sports-related advertising 0.396381	United States 0.444923 tobacco product advertisements 0.431623 promotional expenditures 0.398338 tobacco price increases 0.510581 tobacco brand sponsorship 0.472152 sports-related marketing expenditures 0.623874 tobacco advertising 0.569566 tobacco sports-related expenditures 0.515678 smokeless tobacco commercials 0.470689 tobacco initiation 0.412993 Federal Trade Commission 0.398693 fans.††† Smokeless tobacco 0.470291 Sports-related smokeless tobacco 0.506786 dissolvable tobacco products 0.436623 tobacco company 0.41498 smokeless tobacco products 0.518557 tobacco companies 0.515683 smokeless tobacco 0.994861 smokeless tobacco types 0.480015 following smokeless tobacco 0.477625 specialty item distribution 0.446627 youth-oriented tobacco marketing 0.440847 tobacco industry promotion 0.436943 consumer price index 0.466509	CLICK HERE