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503	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Flu Vaccines Have Good Safety Records	Influenza (flu) vaccines are recommended for everyone 6 months of age and older. Scientific studies and ongoing monitoring continue to show that flu vaccines are safe for use and offer the best defense modern medicine currently has at its disposal to protect against the flu and its serious complications.			CLICK HERE
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7062	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Jordan	CDC has been working in Jordan since November 1998. CDC works with the Jordan Ministry of Health (MoH) to build human workforce capacity and to improve the use of data at all levels of the MoH.	Content source 0.41731 human workforce capacity 0.979666 health systems 0.418557 CDC 0.508021 non-federal site 0.510714	chronic diseases 0.436028 particularly cardiovascular diseases 0.832955 infectious diseases 0.447686 health risk areas 0.778847	CLICK HERE
8537	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Smoking and Cancer - Tips From Former Smokers	The Tips From Former Smokers campaign features real people suffering as a result of smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke.	cancer treatment 0.513271 Oct 0.502787 lung cancer screening 0.593988 Human Services 0.624527 cancer deaths 0.48586 U.S. Department 0.62461 lung cancer 0.776866 American Cancer Society 0.5092 Health Promotion 0.515019 Disease Control 0.665932 laryngeal cancer 0.495804 Preventive Services Task 0.552794 National Center 0.512289 stem cell transplant 0.482229 colorectal cancer 0.607296 tobacco smoke 0.493016 World Health Organization 0.488641 fight cancer 0.481274 lung cancers 0.518837 National Colorectal Cancer 0.591072 curative lung surgery.14 0.509143 regular colorectal cancer 0.538032 Health care reform 0.496923 radiation therapy 0.484114 low-cost cervical cancer 0.526982	colorectal cancers 0.506644 United Ostomy Associations 0.544576 cancer tumor 0.488053 U.S. Preventive Services 0.553983 United States 0.482129 colorectal cancer patients 0.528858 cancer cells 0.573568 pack-year smoking history 0.49811 smoking 0.520732 National Cancer Institute 0.518518 ostomy surgery 0.490612 Colorectal Cancer Action 0.592874 bone marrow transplant 0.550676 Smoke Causes Disease 0.498947 low-dose computed tomography 0.553264 health 0.544916 Services Task Force 0.554396 Cancer Action Campaign 0.584119 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.601363 Surgeon General 0.525203 prostate cancer 0.486412 smokeless tobacco 0.482022 cancer 0.926593 Cancer Prevention 0.48742	CLICK HERE
8819	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Building Laboratory Capacity to Support the Global RotavirusSurveillance Network	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.	rotavirus surveillance activities 0.782734 rotavirus tests 0.658443 global laboratory network 0.596598 rotavirus diarrhea 0.675426 rotavirus genotypes 0.736913 regional laboratory network 0.606595 rotavirus laboratory 0.835048 standard genotyping data 0.569975 national laboratories 0.778772 Global Rotavirus Surveillance 0.803179 Global Reference Laboratory 0.707976 quality laboratory data 0.62278 data quality assurance 0.568191 national immunization programs 0.704935 laboratory surveillance networks 0.655474 rotavirus diagnosis 0.649492 World Health Organization 0.667767 rotavirus detection 0.804904 oral rotavirus vaccines 0.756555 rotavirus specimens 0.675078 regional laboratory surveillance 0.635215 global laboratory networks 0.574136 laboratory performance monitoring 0.557744 Regional Office 0.604843 individual genotypes 0.601268	reported absolute numbers 0.639222 global rotavirus detection 0.72237 rotavirus strain types 0.766723 Global Rotavirus Laboratory 0.796061 disease burden data 0.636509 sentinel hospital laboratories 0.911335 Rotavirus regional reference 0.759627 severe rotavirus disease 0.697784 timely rotavirus disease 0.700958 national reference laboratories 0.58137 rotavirus vaccine introduction 0.968688 proficiency testing 0.588036 rotavirus testing 0.684797 laboratory network capacities 0.559435 laboratory methods 0.587222 global surveillance network 0.59268 regional reference laboratories 0.768979 rotavirus vaccine licensure 0.776963 data collection 0.590352 clinical trial data 0.557095 regional rotavirus laboratory 0.833563 quality surveillance data 0.605587 rotavirus vaccination 0.694192 prevalent genotypes 0.555328	CLICK HERE
12200	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	For General Healthcare Settings in West Africa: Four Keys toInfection Control | Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever | CDC	null	general healthcare settings1 0.360574 Ebola treatment unit 0.438945 Ebola care centers 0.462401 importance 0.214832 ETU 0.21568 numerous medical problems 0.353954 aspects 0.215261 step-by-step framework 0.278784 infection control 0.820259 greater awareness 0.282889 ETUs 0.217232 ECCs 0.217205 gown 0.219473 Ebola virus 0.729921 gloves 0.215274 variety 0.229115 defense 0.216419 Infection control guidance 0.401605 infections 0.217861 international healthcare facilities 0.350588 lines 0.215839 infection control practices 0.693548 infection control plan 0.51922 well-established infection prevention 0.400281	uninfected patients 0.282758 lives 0.215267 adherence 0.217773 transmissible pathogens 0.288356 germ 0.219729 PUIs 0.263667 prioritizes 0.221121 patient care 0.283494 well-considered plan 0.284014 pair 0.216574 general healthcare settings 0.933122 confirmed EVD 0.287206 widespread Ebola transmission 0.48158 EVD 0.310496 site 0.2326 Ebola treatment units 0.462637 healthcare workers 0.610865 investigation 0.217032 Ebola patients 0.379086 information 0.214898 infection control procedures 0.403829 conditions 0.215596 West African countries 0.378423	CLICK HERE
13071	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	null	Screening for Colorectal Cancer: Optimizing Quality (CME). Endoscopist Version Part 2	Part 2 of the Endoscopist Version CME focuses on colonoscopy and includes pre-procedure considerations for ensuring that colonoscopy is appropriate, ways to achieve good bowel preparation, the elements required for complete reporting, effective communication with referring providers and patients, and monitoring quality indicators to improve performance. It is the second of two parts of a continuing education activity that provides guidance and tools for clinicians on the optimal ways to implement screening for colorectal cancer to help ensure that patients receive maximum benefit. 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/colorectal/quality/Endoscopist2/CRC_Screening_Optimizing_Quality_Endoscopist2_256k.mp4			CLICK HERE
13935	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Effects of High Blood Pressure (Hypertension) | cdc.gov	Learn from the CDC about the four ways that high blood pressure (hypertension) can hurt your heart and brain—and even kill you.	important organs 0.366028 chronic kidney disease 0.43723 angina 0.235088 Chest pain 0.349335 adults 0.268928 arteries 0.284905 lower your risk 0.342608 ways 0.23147 heart disease 0.327503 Brain cells 0.323868 pump enough blood 0.333864 oxygen 0.420566 blood flow 0.41794 addition 0.22786	Heart failure 0.334224 higher risk 0.328317 heart muscle 0.332536 basic activities 0.331355 diseases 0.226107 stroke 0.313842 heart 0.536745 Heart attack 0.331689 lead 0.228613 condition 0.227641 disabilities 0.225482 health problems 0.342628 blood supply 0.32452 high blood pressure 0.970796	CLICK HERE
14313	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Million Hearts® Targets	null			CLICK HERE
16201	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vaccines: Vaccine-Preventable Adult Diseases	Learn About Serious Diseases that Can Be Prevented by Vaccines.	contagious bacterial disease 0.429605 United States 0.402043 chronic health conditions 0.464897 Diphtheria Vaccination page 0.458127 hepatitis B virus 0.384482 pneumococcal disease 0.390679 fever 0.431417 certain chronic health 0.462515 Measles Vaccination page 0.453615 Vaccination page 0.907577 prolonged cold symptoms 0.382976 Hepatitis A Vaccination 0.412468 HPV Vaccination page 0.453676 sexually transmitted infections 0.391633 Hepatitis B Vaccination 0.410565 certain health conditions 0.391738 sore throat 0.399679 mild illness 0.395447 chronic liver disease 0.410655 spinal cord 0.428944 respiratory tract infection 0.39504 pneumococcal conjugate vaccine 0.47051 Mumps Vaccination page 0.44449 disease 0.546541	sudden high fever 0.411813 permanent hearing loss 0.388228 painful skin rash 0.411477 mumps virus 0.394983 joint pain 0.395373 itchy rash 0.378016 severe liver diseases 0.409954 brain damage 0.389746 cervical cancer 0.403354 severe skin infections 0.423194 hepatitis A virus 0.385642 meningococcal disease 0.456105 whooping cough 0.423463 severe health problems 0.400633 low-grade fever 0.378103 hepatitis B infection 0.381889 contagious viral infection 0.41324 varicella zoster virus 0.506347 Meningococcal Vaccination page 0.454393 information 0.480903 Pneumococcal Vaccination page 0.440599 pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine 0.457698 severe illness 0.405591	CLICK HERE