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496	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Possible Side-effects from Vaccines	Any vaccine can cause side effects. For the most part these are minor (for example, a sore arm or low-grade fever) and go away within a few days. Listed below are vaccines licensed in the United States and side effects that have been associated with each of them.	doses 0.350184 death 0.335756 vaccines 0.422174 rotavirus vaccine 0.311061 vision changes 0.44157 fever 0.421549 flu vaccine 0.31094 shot 0.517698 remote chance 0.419566 moderate problems 0.355524 severe allergic reaction 0.765018 severe problems 0.393389 anthrax vaccine recipients 0.303565 vaccine safety site 0.549318 pain 0.384187 Td vaccine 0.304469 vaccine safety web 0.323678	DTaP vaccine 0.324165 medicine 0.427819 mild problems 0.452628 severe allergic reactions 0.454603 severe pain 0.347928 Vaccine Information Statements 0.311976 people 0.468094 medical procedure 0.433552 vaccine 0.99366 person 0.331453 reactions 0.500757 information 0.470173 page 0.370982 redness 0.310828 MMR vaccine 0.312801 Vaccine Safety website 0.305288 problems 0.80886	CLICK HERE
4735	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Epidemiology & Geographic Distribution - Eastern Equine Encephalitis	Eastern Equine Encephalitis is a rare disease that is caused by a virus spread by infected mosquitoes.	North Carolina 0.341327 Gulf Coast 0.339501 human EEEV infections 0.356308 Arboviral Diseases Branch 0.451298 equine encephalitis virus 0.927372 human cases 0.287406 average annual incidence 0.435711 Great Lakes 0.342415 Disease Control 0.326898 virus neuroinvasive disease 0.560428 state health departments 0.333091 EEEV activity 0.290094 western equine encephalitis 0.391036 recreational activities 0.281156 greatest risk 0.277827 primary transmission cycle 0.345725 Florida 0.239005 swampy areas 0.285807 severe disease 0.285177 Great Lakes region 0.3347 national surveillance case 0.334686 page 0.309052 outdoor work 0.281185 Puerto Rico 0.261842 EEEV transmission 0.278487	United States 0.343992 endemic areas 0.280838 life-long immunity 0.27843 La Crosse virus 0.361783 human populations 0.28184 Eastern equine encephalitis 0.745504 PDF 0.264388 data table 0.398117 neuroinvasive disease cases 0.453872 North Dakota 0.266121 New York 0.404611 Rhode Island 0.332541 significant cross-immunity 0.272122 Print only version 0.333595 South Dakota 0.268261 Eastern seaboard 0.274669 Gulf Coast states 0.332136 New Jersey 0.3342 freshwater hardwood swamps 0.334467 infected mosquito 0.283626 New Mexico 0.27593 West Nile virus 0.361055 Human EEEV cases 0.371964 New Hampshire 0.279537	CLICK HERE
5761	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	N-Phenyl-beta-naphthylamine - 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
7007	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Section 101 of the Tobacco Control Act - Amendment of Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act FDCA	null	et seq. 0.358847 rr 0.245803 subsection 0.287723 dietary supplement 0.360886 U.S.C. 0.274396 Tobacco Control Act 0.902734 section 0.385172 raw materials 0.370766 drug 0.498629 Amendment 0.307238 Tobacco Products 0.591361 term 0.275112 end 0.23707	medical device 0.351576 Cosmetic Act 0.870991 combination product 0.342435 tobacco product 0.625912 biologic 0.241519 Definition 0.237467 Federal Food 0.903539 article 0.271489 FDA Authority 0.362426 component 0.266097 FDCA 0.286057 human consumption 0.374618	CLICK HERE
7125	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Italy	null	Content source 0.422709 HHS 0.297574 list Skip 0.74332 endorsement 0.291872 CDC 0.271556 non-federal site 0.4688	Notice 0.270187 sponsors 0.241885 page options Skip 0.947337 information 0.241652 employees 0.242118	CLICK HERE
9835	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Physical Activity During Recess Outdoors and Indoors Among Urban Public School Students, St. Louis, Missouri, 2010"2011 - CDC	We measured the quantity and intensity of physical activity in 106 urban public school students during recess outdoors, recess indoors in the gym, and recess indoors in the classroom.	recess outdoors 0.584468 average heart rate 0.389688 accelerometer pedometers 0.391909 recess location 0.629166 public school students 0.392302 physical education curricula 0.367955 physical activity quantity 0.407806 pedometer-determined physical activity 0.383578 moderate-to-vigorous physical activity 0.406227 M. Physical activity 0.38248 physical activity guidelines 0.431755 outdoor recess 0.723281 blood pressure 0.433334 indoor recess 0.576427 risk factors 0.372783 Sci Sports Exerc 0.381129 physical activity intensity 0.405355 recess period 0.684162 recess locations 0.538529 recess period outdoors 0.557111 single recess period 0.524565 poor physical fitness 0.378577 deviation heart rate 0.368885 recess 0.747474	quality physical activity 0.387801 Recess choices 0.510246 recess indoors 0.536705 students 0.404458 single recess observation 0.516944 heart rate monitors 0.409026 indoor recess opportunities 0.512473 Med Sci Sports 0.379974 daily physical activity 0.419399 recess observations 0.594969 St. Louis 0.449145 total steps 0.4216 school students 0.396405 20-minute recess period 0.541206 heart rate 0.566897 recess periods 0.584754 E600 heart rate 0.369186 Physical Therapy Research 0.371327 physical activity 0.912376 Washington University School 0.401798 school-based physical activity 0.43528 high blood pressure 0.402018 et al 0.367331 physical education class 0.369163	CLICK HERE
11359	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Questions and Answers on Ebola | Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever	null	CDC 0.75553 CDC’s Travelers 0.567103 West Africa region 0.507452 affected countries 0.484202 Health Presbyterian Hospital 0.494586 Health Alert Notice 0.500245 Ebola virus 0.581279 Texas Health Presbyterian 0.547987 New York City 0.479583 Ebola outbreak 0.751431 contact 0.495474 public health risk 0.508509 additional cases 0.623495 response capacities 0.488841 sick people 0.586963 ongoing surveillance 0.483059 body fluids 0.768794 public health officials 0.495951 travelers 0.636623 public health experts 0.512219 Ebola patients 0.585518 Ebola 0.965879 CDC officials 0.520569 U.S. healthcare workers 0.492806	enhanced entry screening 0.481214 Health Ebola webpage 0.716554 United States 0.871652 Sierra Leone 0.495138 U.S. public health 0.498171 sick travelers 0.629851 Africa Ebola outbreak 0.720087 local health departments 0.572379 public health 0.746389 visit CDC 0.572722 Widespread transmission 0.535991 Border Protection 0.481705 public health actions 0.505914 West Africa Ebola 0.711134 necessary public health 0.503121 public health field 0.507818 close personal contact 0.4836 Monitoring Travelers 0.495687 West Africa 0.971107 healthcare workers 0.608514 Ebola fact sheet 0.642225 male Ebola survivors 0.621372 dead bodies 0.544592 public health action 0.573971	CLICK HERE
11665	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Prueba del VIH - InformaciÓn BÁsica - HIV/AIDS	Realizarse una prueba del VIH es la única forma de saber si se tiene el virus. En esta sección se responden algunas de las preguntas más comunes relacionadas con las pruebas del VIH, como los tipos de pruebas disponibles, los lugares donde se pueden realizar y qué esperar cuando vaya a hacerse la prueba.	¿Otras personas 0.396912 Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.336821 alto riesgo 0.507944 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.335855 Ryan White 0.377745 pequeña cantidad 0.3367 Instituto Guttmacher 0.326363 profilaxis prexposición 0.404147 prueba anónima 0.549158 Archivo Microsoft 0.409617 general tarda 0.339686 Archivo Microsoft Word 0.338115 campaña inicia 0.3264 siguientes preguntas 0.33748 cuánto tiempo 0.330351 infección aguda 0.352921 VIH OraQuick 0.722095 reciente exposición 0.336082	Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.335347 suficientes antígenos 0.343457 HIV-1 Test System 0.365323 seguro médico 0.872467 relación monógama 0.339307 Bajo Precio 0.36689 importantes beneficios 0.334727 importante información 0.326038 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.338407 —por ejemplo 0.329616 Estados Unidos 0.413924 profilaxis posexposición 0.424271 única forma 0.431903 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.336555 prueba casera 0.515751 resultados irán 0.332601 persona vih 0.986022	CLICK HERE
12019	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Possible Eradication of Wild Poliovirus Type 3 - Worldwide,2012	Olen M. Kew, PhD1, Stephen L. Cochi, MD2, Hamid S.	possible global interruption 0.706464 supplementary immunization activities 0.671175 WPV3 transmission 0.724128 environmental surveillance 0.786683 residual WPV3 infections 0.728502 Western Pacific Region 0.883055 Olen M. Kew 0.704361 AFP cases 0.840966 WPV3 eradication 0.702595 WPV3 clusters 0.698805 bivalent oral poliovirus 0.662168 indigenous WPV1 transmission 0.72097 Hamid S. Jafari 0.704633 Global Polio Eradication 0.910015 WPV3 0.795548 Administered Tribal Area 0.67455 Polio Eradication Initiative 0.905407 World Health Organization 0.854727 Rudolf H. Tangermann 0.700329 case-to-infection ratio 0.760495 South-East Asia Region 0.704554 higher surveillance sensitivity 0.702329 3Polio Eradication Department 0.722463 AFP surveillance 0.78046	Gregory L. Armstrong 0.693597 indigenous WPV serotypes 0.669957 Stephen L. Cochi 0.861629 Eric E. Mast 0.70174 genetic diversity 0.680969 Steven G.F. Wassilak 0.697576 oral poliovirus vaccine 0.768431 low case-to-infection ratio 0.66759 global interruption 0.709376 Ousmane M. Diop 0.705769 WPV3 cases 0.66938 long-range WPV3 exportations 0.72416 Pakistan 0.664985 public health emergency 0.694079 Nigeria 0.696301 2Global Immunization Division 0.676035 nucleotide sequence divergence 0.843423 European Region 0.707345 WPV type 0.768983 distinct WPV3 genotypes 0.736312 World Health Assembly 0.714878 acute flaccid paralysis 0.683284 Global Polio Laboratory 0.71539 emergency action plans† 0.665578	CLICK HERE
15681	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Title | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	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