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4904	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Meningitis	Meningitis is a disease caused by the inflammation of the protective membranes covering the brain and spinal cord known as the meninges. The inflammation is usually caused by an infection of the fluid surrounding the brain and spinal cord. Meningitis is also referred to as spinal meningitis.	vaccine recommendations 0.357793 specific cause 0.384135 viral meningitis 0.732439 injuries 0.311502 warm water 0.362246 septicemia 0.315193 clinical disease information 0.406067 devastating infection 0.363093 viruses 0.33983 normal immune systems 0.418944 immediate medical attention 0.418079 parasitic meningitis 0.564411 vaccination resources 0.359867 swelling 0.319235 bloodstream infections 0.363072 different types 0.355694 meningococcal disease 0.484089 Neisseria 0.315306 cancers 0.31182 certain drugs 0.432318 fungal meningitis 0.565981 treatment 0.312348 viral infection 0.393266 vaccines 0.329359 free-living microscopic ameba 0.415706	kinds 0.325718 protective membranes 0.371448 head injury 0.361795 systemic lupus erythematosus 0.419655 ways 0.311631 Various parasites 0.364262 inflammation 0.314936 bacterial meningitis 0.787077 close contact 0.358576 Naegleria fowleri 0.443266 spinal cord 0.430769 higher risk 0.36285 meningitis 0.983621 brain surgery 0.359826 common examples 0.355415 brain 0.369765 Primary amebic meningoencephalitis 0.423352 people 0.39667 certain medical conditions 0.419299 Certain germs 0.375823 environment 0.311825 common causes 0.354626 cancer 0.325965 fungal spores 0.366997	CLICK HERE
4980	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Establishing worksite wellness programs for North Carolina government employees, 2008	null	North Carolina 0.540093 wellness infrastructure 0.384433 wellness oversight committee 0.389433 worksite wellness interventions 0.513652 sustainable wellness programs 0.342731 state worksite wellness 0.47151 state agencies 0.372018 state government wellness 0.37337 new worksite wellness 0.431487 future wellness policy 0.342804 worksite wellness 0.986232 OSP worksite wellness 0.426155 comprehensive worksite wellness 0.452329 key state agencies 0.345904 wellness programs 0.737677 evidence-based wellness interventions 0.358701 DHHS wellness program 0.380585 evidence-based worksite wellness 0.439861 worksite wellness program 0.528106 employee wellness programs 0.458951 wellness advisory committee 0.395312 wellness committee work 0.352311 DHHS wellness council 0.348486 state employee wellness 0.364984 effective worksite wellness 0.476511	state government 0.510967 wellness policy approval 0.338919 wellness committees 0.339636 pilot wellness interventions 0.360983 state agency wellness 0.356607 DHHS wellness director 0.408129 employee wellness program 0.348649 employee wellness infrastructure 0.360643 public health 0.358212 state health plan 0.823253 wellness activities 0.398381 state employees 0.418877 worksite weight management 0.361913 worksite wellness programs 0.7071 wellness policy development 0.410428 worksite wellness advisory 0.381568 wellness vendors 0.340325 wellness policy recommendations 0.346253 large worksite wellness 0.394737 worksite wellness policy 0.803651 model worksite wellness 0.449171 effective wellness programs 0.358811 worksite wellness tool 0.39804 employee wellness 0.45947	CLICK HERE
5250	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Dietary Behaviors Associated With Fruit and Vegetable Consumption, Marion County, Indiana, 2005	null	adequate placement 0.398065 demographic characteristics 0.47296 data 0.493252 adequate versus fruit 0.46246 vegetable adequacy 0.399177 vegetable consumption 0.946323 basal metabolic rate 0.497286 adequate exercise data 0.431822 adequate consumption 0.54918 food label 0.403062 adequate fruit 0.447176 fruit adequate 0.431401 inadequate consumption 0.436971 moderate daily activity 0.494316 frequent healthful snacking 0.393551 HEI-2005 maximum score 0.75658 adequate only groups 0.395281 adequate fruits 0.419291 demographic variables 0.439228 smoking status 0.398994 healthful snacking 0.445593 vegetable adequate 0.426761 adequate amounts 0.440316 adequate only consumers 0.394513 total caloric consumption 0.434448	consumption data 0.429019 referent group 0.401344 adequate category 0.397195 dietary behaviors 0.472302 fruit 0.713942 red meat consumption 0.539889 Healthy Eating Index 0.396921 Marion County 0.440925 vegetables 0.672898 red meat 0.549324 Bowen Research Center 0.432318 fresh fruit 0.405152 fruits 0.526913 Healthy Eating Index-2005 0.44415 adequate consumption grouping 0.465759 random-digit–dialed telephone survey 0.399332 food consumption data 0.423432 inadequate group 0.474992 food 0.468298 adequate groups 0.3967 adequate group 0.530425 inadequate consumption group 0.418918 median value 0.406726 self-reported height 0.428574	CLICK HERE
5377	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FASD - Facts	FASDs are 100% preventable if a woman does not drink alcohol during pregnancy. There is no known safe amount of alcohol to drink while pregnant. There is also no safe time during pregnancy to drink and no safe kind of alcohol.	Good treatment plans 0.249333 State Resource Directory 0.245928 child psychologist 0.202155 American Psychiatric Association 0.251025 Alcohol-Related Neurodevelopmental Disorder 0.282197 stable home environment 0.241321 free evaluation 0.25236 physical problems 0.244501 Child Find evaluation 0.207935 protective factors 0.232574 alcohol-related birth defects 0.417545 intellectual disabilities 0.264543 growth problems 0.227398 Neurobehavioral Disorder Associated 0.258643 term fetal alcohol 0.439931 small head size 0.410998 fetal alcohol effects 0.635652 alcoholic drinks 0.241136 fetal alcohol syndrome 0.787848 woman drinking alcohol 0.448567 Low body weight 0.261579 term FASDs 0.207997 hearing problems 0.226247 fetal alcohol 0.919056	Hyperactive behavior 0.20244 FASDs 0.334527 Fetal alcohol spectrum 0.484223 upper lip 0.262166 early intervention treatment 0.26273 poor impulse control 0.257778 early intervention 0.374797 prenatal alcohol exposure 0.511051 pregnancy 0.285019 local elementary school 0.253767 local public school 0.253044 smooth ridge 0.26337 mother drank alcohol 0.731627 adverse life outcomes 0.24116 nervous system problems 0.217139 local early intervention 0.255324 early intervention contact 0.25339 poor coordination 0.263002 Fetal death 0.240755 abnormal facial features 0.581509 FAS 0.326922 behavior problems 0.231906 problems 0.386051	CLICK HERE
6566	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Medical Management Guidelines (MMGs)	Medical Management Guidelines (MMGs) Acute Chemical Exposures developed ATSDR emergency department physicians emergency healthcare professionals manage acute exposures resulting chemical incidents.			CLICK HERE
7683	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diseases & Conditions	Diseases and Conditions information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	MPEG 0.366029 PDF 0.272338 common cause 0.706705 death 0.275657	PPT 0.423277 DOC 0.357422 different file formats 0.971768 healthier life 0.836935	CLICK HERE
8615	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - In Memorial, George M. Helmkamp	In Memorial, To date, October 1918 remains the deadliest month in U.S. history when approximately 200,000 Americans died of the flu. Healthy, young adults (average age 35 years) began coughing in the morning and were dead by the evening. The family stories described in this section define true courage amid unbearable loss.	Spokane Washington 0.578354 list Skip 0.823997 grief–stricken grandfather 0.624468 Dad 0.45436 page options Skip 0.977146 Jim Helmkamp 0.579104 older sister 0.600601 relatives 0.366005 navigation Skip 0.829716	flu 0.373983 result 0.362386 mother 0.360283 children 0.389249 Storyteller 0.373698 George M. Helmkamp 0.800613 household 0.357799 brother 0.356661	CLICK HERE
11045	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vital Signs - Prescription Drug Overdose | Transcript | CDC Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	Error processing SSI 0.860029 prescription opiate deaths 0.353096 maggie fox 0.330578 prescription opiate use. 0.315352 Prescription Drug Overdose 0.402041 Dr. Paulozzi 0.590037 prescription drug monitor 0.33989 opiate overdose deaths 0.341879 antibiotic prescription pattern 0.319819 prescription opioid deaths 0.449641 overdose deaths 0.590249 state prescription drugs 0.358156 prescription opioids 0.322863 health care providers 0.497574 prescriptions 0.31311 Prescription Drug OverdoseError 0.361739 tom frieden 0.84717 Florida 0.316265 drug overdose mortality 0.371031 prescription drug monitoring 0.501817 state level 0.341704 opioid overdose deaths 0.379976 opioid analgesic overdose 0.353062 Dr. Len Paulozzi 0.313545 processing SSI file 0.967003	Signs – Prescription 0.337321 TOM SKINNER 0.665679 oxycodone overdose deaths 0.36112 prescription opiates. 0.359539 opioid prescription data 0.374647 Search Form Controls 0.347341 states 0.412281 prescription opiates 0.386906 CDC vital signs 0.327512 prescription monitoring programs. 0.320756 higher prescription rates. 0.308958 opioid pain relievers. 0.310851 Dr. Tom Frieden 0.38551 heroin deaths 0.331727 drug overdose deaths 0.517957 prescription drug 0.503466 vital signs 0.35729 question 0.413893 LEONARD PAULOZZI 0.483668 people 0.330937 prescription painkillers 0.333689 drug monitoring programs 0.507896 OPERATOR 0.303651 physical therapy 0.312693	CLICK HERE
11315	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Risk of Exposure | Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever	null	Ebola epidemic 0.703909 semen 0.432775 Past Ebola outbreaks 0.753994 needles 0.415245 CDC 0.413654 United States 0.470346 Ebola viruses 0.76333 objects 0.413557 syringes/sharps 0.413512 wild animals 0.474685 result 0.413337 African countries 0.483053 following countries 0.465448 direct contact 0.478542 Ebola transmission 0.692233 contact 0.529666 close contact 0.479003 man 0.412668 multiple countries 0.468862 cases 0.422088 bushmeat 0.421825 infected blood 0.503862	medical equipment 0.477041 public health partners 0.528223 Democratic Republic 0.48608 sex 0.425777 Ebola River 0.757604 people 0.413334 Congo 0.417542 clothes 0.414003 friends 0.413841 food 0.413065 infected wildlife 0.500451 highest risk 0.478928 West Africa 0.468782 healthcare workers 0.468058 Ebola patients 0.757324 information 0.412716 infected body fluids 0.574698 Healthcare providers 0.476471 vaginal fluids 0.485451 family 0.413851 Ebola 0.957734 humans 0.413874	CLICK HERE
12466	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccine and Public Comments	Introduction, 9-valent HPV vaccine program key results. Increment cost-effectiveness of the 9-valent vs 4-valent HPV vaccine, GRADE for 9-valent HPV vaccine, overview of issues and considerations 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://ftp.cdc.gov/pub/vaccines/acip/Oct2014/HPV-Adjourn.mp4	Public Comments 0.677249 Vaccine 0.625237	Human Papillomavirus 0.967338 YouTube 0.624677	CLICK HERE