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5918	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Formic acid - 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
6157	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Healthcare-associated Infections - Free Resources	CDC's Winnable Battles are public health priorities with large-scale impact on health and with known, effective strategies to address them.	general public 0.539593 CDC campaign 0.735743 HAI Winnable Battle 0.842919 email address 0.711868 CDC Winnable Battles 0.905183 presentations 0.42636 antimicrobial agents 0.561797 social media tools 0.697712 HAI Website 0.600935 inpatient healthcare settings 0.716378 Spanish-language fact sheets 0.704628 healthcare professionals 0.537178 brochures 0.450094	work 0.426191 scientific articles 0.555138 safe injection practices 0.842271 briefing materials 0.564449 flyers 0.429291 following materials 0.559738 background information 0.5574 Smart 0.426255 SIPC 0.445284 policy briefs 0.564003 healthcare settings 0.83009 hand hygiene 0.694808 Injection Practices Coalition 0.671324	CLICK HERE
6742	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Kenya - Where We Work	In Kenya, the CDC is addressing the region's toughest health problems at their source, directly working with vulnerable families and communities in local hospitals, clinics, and laboratories.	Kibera 0.520997 CDC 0.827011 endorsement 0.493304 largest informal settlements 0.9511 offices 0.460552 large PEPFAR 0.756244 malaria 0.484726 CDC-Kenya office 0.720028 infectious disease threats 0.963271 major locations 0.769349 lifecycle 0.482646 Content source 0.72811 HHS 0.499704 bench research 0.767824 Nairobi 0.609507 operations 0.466486 world 0.461064 largest office 0.742097	Notice 0.468934 HIV/AIDS program 0.782107 sponsors 0.458665 showcases 0.466908 place 0.460259 policy 0.463383 vulnerable families 0.834646 work 0.554109 tuberculosis 0.486843 tropical diseases 0.769474 programmatic oversight 0.792598 local clinics 0.806492 Kisumu 0.682942 practice change 0.764513 non-federal site 0.776595 region 0.471403 employees 0.458775 office locations 0.708357	CLICK HERE
8003	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Monday, January 28, 2013	null	smoke-free laws 0.624708 hepatitis C. Looking 0.73019 independent risk factor 0.694094 New York City 0.711341 CDC laboratorians 0.726958 important articles 0.629102 ongoing burden 0.619452 CDC Science Clips 0.823511 2009-2010 H1N1 pandemic 0.706458 school-level implementation 0.619852 Librarian 0.607937 forward looking articles 0.69923 Current influenza prevention 0.723849 Barbara Landreth 0.610743 Science Clips Production 0.71945 non-pharmaceutical interventions 0.620558 high-risk group 0.616317 response teams 0.610737 DHHS 0.614972 life expectancy 0.622813 Haiti earthquake 0.607973 preparedness plans 0.608797 state level 0.622213 Chronic Disease Self-Management 0.736695 treatment strategies 0.610045	Lancet notes reasons 0.693668 MC Farrelly 0.625692 Web Developer 0.693273 public health priorities 0.713021 CDC journal 0.757942 timely commentary 0.607799 Rickettsia spp 0.612716 retrospective cohort study 0.701238 cautious optimism 0.614784 individual benefit 0.610775 CY Kato 0.61384 public health 0.807657 Science Clips 0.924246 chronic diseases 0.629239 state tobacco control 0.716874 KB Enfield 0.608669 public health literature 0.691609 B. Thacker CDC 0.797895 EIS alumnus SG 0.713837 prominent role 0.60994 youth smoking 0.612682 John Iskander 0.730238 New England Journal 0.732069 Science Clips features 0.76289	CLICK HERE
8290	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Eligibility and Enrollment in the Special SupplementalNutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children WIC - 27States and New York City, 2007-2008	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.	risk markers 0.405662 Kristen S. Marchi 0.389327 Supplemental Nutrition Program 0.399513 WIC nonparticipants 0.484756 New York City 0.403972 unintended pregnancy 0.357181 ineligible women 0.542984 poor health outcomes 0.373597 Special Supplemental Nutrition 0.401969 pregnancy 0.426335 Infant Health Assessment 0.377379 markedly fewer risk 0.356505 WIC participation rates 0.509347 prenatal care 0.479776 live births 0.475983 live infant 0.377187 eligible nonparticipants 0.898344 survey 0.390564 WIC participants 0.944844 women 0.659921 Adolescent Health Program 0.395078 federal poverty level 0.398818 FPL 0.358308 previous low birth 0.356524 WIC eligibility 0.495889	WIC groups 0.468885 growth monitoring 0.356756 postpartum women 0.383038 Pregnancy Risk Assessment 0.373489 recent live births 0.359729 WIC outreach 0.528964 women eligible 0.413143 infant health outcomes 0.602812 eligible women 0.52869 survey data 0.357465 Table 0.364265 health-care coverage 0.413369 birth weight infant 0.401551 sample design 0.373163 WIC participation 0.541081 response rates 0.375491 birth certificate 0.371794 WIC enrollment 0.471721 poor birth outcomes 0.360593 higher prevalences 0.384079 non-Hispanic white women 0.371539 eligible non-WIC participants 0.409191 risk 0.434597 low birth weight 0.536276	CLICK HERE
8369	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Reports About 90 Percent of Children Who Died From Flu This Season Not Vaccinated	CDC Reports About 90 Percent of Children Who Died From Flu This Season Not Vaccinated	2012-2013 influenza vaccine 0.615666 early look 0.556807 CDC 0.677604 following season 0.55705 flu infection 0.596456 lung disorders 0.556164 flu-associated deaths 0.630565 children 0.688957 season 0.680133 flu vaccination 0.68658 vaccination rates 0.576641 influenza illness 0.573094 high-risk conditions 0.556604 chronic health 0.613171 regular influenza seasons 0.620904 influenza activity 0.575543 age groups 0.597628 Universal vaccination 0.577214 current season 0.564971 chronic health problems 0.60037 Annual influenza vaccination 0.643567 flu-associated pediatric deaths 0.766117 high risk 0.657711 2012-2013 season 0.5643 CDC survey data 0.626216	season’s reports 0.562528 high toll 0.553704 United States 0.58956 FluView Interactive tool 0.591286 certain chronic health 0.597477 percent 0.607387 flu complications 0.586068 final estimated vaccination 0.618521 flu-related complications 0.561812 heart disease 0.557101 total number 0.560245 annual flu vaccination 0.649335 current flu season 0.644097 Flu Information 0.587134 best step 0.550842 antiviral drugs 0.550583 people 0.530936 influenza-associated pediatric deaths 0.774409 H1N1 influenza pandemic 0.623534 neurodevelopmental disorder 0.558787 pediatric deaths 0.951329 Young Children 0.555771 time 0.521027 2011-2012 season 0.553449	CLICK HERE
10319	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HAN Archive - 00001 - Terrorist Activity Response	Health Alert Network (HAN). Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	local laboratory directors 0.819992 public information officers 0.803282 unusual occurrence 0.684104 CDC 0.664533 access 0.436626 illnesses 0.442377 dispatch centers 0.63928 http://emergency.cdc.gov/ 0.436505 unusual disease occurrence 0.90462 numbers 0.439683 HAN coordinators 0.643594 hospital emergency departments 0.832335 units 0.438674 assistance 0.437837 international organizations 0.614004 Health Alert Network 0.94491 segments 0.445649 enhances health decisions 0.828331 Prevention 0.435932 critical health issues 0.816258 credible information 0.635264 Disease Control 0.62159 possible unusual disease 0.90057	clinician organizations 0.6327 e-mail 0.436731 Tuesday 0.440111 state 0.485324 surveillance 0.437183 situation 0.443079 PM EDT 0.74463 emergency response 0.639582 emergency number 0.631483 website 0.436592 healthalert 0.436696 healthy living 0.614998 patterns 0.440631 local health officers 0.833783 message 0.436546 alert status 0.672391 people 0.435847 local public health 0.861038 biological agents 0.649329 strong partnerships 0.616067 current events 0.652 chemical 0.440485 cdc.gov 0.436661	CLICK HERE
13302	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Lisa: My Experience with BRCA Counseling and Testing	Lisa, age 40, talks about how her family history led her to get genetic counseling and testing for BRCA gene mutations. She describes the genetic testing experience, and how it helped her understand her family history and manage her risk for breast cancer. 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/cancer/videos/breast/BringYourBrave/Lisa/MyExperienceCT/MyExperienceCT_lowRes.mp4	Experience 0.660934 BRCA Counseling 0.907396	YouTube 0.883609 Lisa 0.818773	CLICK HERE
14358	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Zika Interim Response Plan | Zika virus	Information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	Building 0.422793 United States 0.680508 purpose 0.451666 document 0.479673 freely associated states 0.660543 Zika virus 0.94271 critical guidance 0.616972 areas 0.422864 Zika virus infection 0.730923 response activities 0.528358 Information 0.425084 continental United States 0.677349 reference 0.424523 pregnant women 0.684864 CDC Zika Interim 0.668026 tribal jurisdictions 0.585269 decisions 0.423468 local health partners 0.628439 available knowledge 0.537126	public health decision-making 0.655423 Detailed guidance 0.625888 Response Plan 0.524123 Zika virus infections 0.697943 infants 0.462085 cases 0.42775 Hawaii 0.427641 Zika virus disease 0.724587 resources 0.42779 blood 0.4228 previous versions 0.532645 effects 0.423877 tissue safety 0.529214 territories 0.42732 guidance 0.755202 Zika active transmission 0.64512 risk 0.422846 testing guidance 0.618773 communities 0.427134	CLICK HERE
14380	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Products - Data Briefs - Number 241 - April 2016	Increase in Suicide in the United States, 1999–2014	female age-adjusted rate 0.20531 suicide mortality 0.304241 important public health 0.210648 Margaret Warner 0.202208 United States 0.324464 Access data table 0.504436 age group 0.281252 second-highest suicide rate 0.3121 age-adjusted death rates 0.254059 Associate Director 0.217753 suicide rates 0.938196 age-adjusted suicide rate 0.56591 percent increase 0.590549 Data Brief No. 0.212761 Sally C. Curtin 0.296785 suicide rate 0.630688 codes U03 0.386954 lowest suicide rate 0.310685 age-adjusted rate 0.233645 second-largest percent increase 0.309259 National Center 0.231387 Suicide deaths 0.371296 female suicide rates 0.316832 females 0.385745	common suicide method 0.361697 Percent increases 0.210256 suffocation 0.223266 nchs data brief 0.313181 annual percent increase 0.303101 rate ratios 0.262924 National Vital Statistics 0.768232 males 0.354894 age groups 0.581205 Suicide numbers 0.237808 cause-of-death codes U03 0.269651 male age-adjusted rate 0.205345 generally declining mortality 0.203084 multiple cause-of-death mortality 0.201367 International Statistical Classification 0.638908 Related Health Problems 0.623388 suicides 0.261405 largest percent increase 0.30681 suicide methods 0.265392 average annual percent 0.299942 Holly Hedegaard 0.205521 frequent suicide method 0.322463 small number 0.204659	CLICK HERE