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1149	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcements: Click It or Ticket Campaign - May 19-June 1,2014	In 2012, approximately 21,000 passenger vehicle occupants died in motor vehicle crashes in the United States; 52% were unrestrained at the time of the crash (1). An additional estimated 2.6 million nonfatal injuries from motor vehicle crashes were treated in emergency departments (2).	United States 0.45589 U.S. Government Printing 0.385511 original MMWR paper 0.372776 Human Services 0.37004 motor vehicle crash 0.411098 MMWR HTML versions 0.378141 U.S. Department 0.363402 MMWR readers 0.259572 character translation 0.247991 effective ways 0.269782 campaign activities 0.404683 Law enforcement agencies 0.402402 high-visibility enforcement 0.274127 electronic PDF version 0.367569 additional lives 0.281451 national campaign 0.266358 Traffic Safety Administration 0.403453 U.S. residents 0.287307 format errors 0.248503	Ticket campaign activities 0.390619 passenger vehicle occupants 0.454838 Additional information 0.369963 Contact GPO 0.280618 seat belt laws 0.807134 typeset documents 0.255261 trade names 0.255749 commercial sources 0.255637 official text 0.246173 emergency departments 0.273834 current prices 0.249543 seat belt 0.948832 non-CDC sites 0.252987 original paper copy 0.374736 nonfatal injuries 0.296785 motor vehicle crashes 0.693098 electronic conversions 0.24473 printable versions 0.240842 seat belts 0.693713	CLICK HERE
6011	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Dicyclopentadiene - 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
7938	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vital Signs - Binge Drinking: A Serious,Under-Recognized Problem Among Women and Girls	CDC Vital Signs links science, policy, and communications with the intent of communicating a call-to-action for the public. CDC Vital Signs provides the most recent, comprehensive data on key indicators of important health topics.	underage drinking 0.581953 Mortality Weekly Report 0.468425 alcohol content 0.489182 health problem 0.449872 binge drinkers 0.553152 binge drinking 0.9304 women’s health 0.483698 unintended pregnancy 0.449106 potential health benefits 0.47047 health care providers 0.475628 alcohol 0.613188 Support effective policies 0.467464 dangerous behavior 0.445094 Signs Issue details 0.467921 Signs – Binge 0.567683 Behavioral Counseling Interventions 0.468911 Dietary Guidelines 0.478015 sexually transmitted diseases 0.482816 health problems 0.478115 chances 0.418135 alcohol marketing 0.527996 youth exposure 0.437639 binge drinking* 0.584539 Community Guide recommendations 0.536224 public health agencies 0.474626	women 0.553942 Vital Signs 0.493485 important women 0.452226 United States 0.437253 drinks 0.414706 high levels 0.44084 alcohol consumption 0.493276 unintended pregnancies 0.44646 adult drinking 0.514544 health issue 0.443129 excessive alcohol 0.493153 infant death syndrome 0.482109 heart disease 0.445691 law enforcement 0.43823 Reduce Alcohol Misuse 0.523002 alcohol’s price 0.496089 effective actions communities 0.474599 breast cancer 0.443777 people 0.420674 alcohol spectrum disorders 0.541364 baby 0.413009 Community Guide 0.5591 electronic methods 0.438359 Primary Care 0.437738	CLICK HERE
9191	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FDA and CDC Update: Investigation of Cronobacter bacteria illness in infants - Media Statement: December 30, 2011	FDA and CDC Update: Investigation of Cronobacter bacteria illness in infants	additional lab results 0.403854 CDC laboratory tests 0.443377 CDC 0.506394 Senior Services 0.356112 4-6 cases 0.353449 Cronobacter infection 0.513695 young infant 0.40297 following results 0.354065 powdered infant formula 0.788187 Disease Control 0.362414 state health departments 0.493022 DNA fingerprinting 0.410195 severe infection 0.357583 ongoing investigation 0.35717 additional cases 0.354282 additional laboratory testing 0.398775 test results 0.359523 infants 0.48362 infant formula 0.978864 public health officials 0.39463 opened container 0.354886 Cronobacter bacteria 0.494641 Missouri Department 0.356682 recent cases 0.40707 infant formula. 0.414031	Illinois 0.358229 laboratory culture 0.386758 FDA 0.39717 Drug Administration 0.362488 laboratory methods. 0.356717 FDA laboratories 0.361457 Cronobacter 0.515643 manufacturing facilities 0.357258 infant formula safety 0.496515 Missouri 0.380671 recent increased awareness 0.392583 Cronobacter bacteria. 0.365442 nursery water 0.622055 Cronobacter illness 0.40046 young infants 0.386996 various types 0.36125 Cronobacter infections 0.371489 environmental samples 0.353045 soapy water 0.355773 ill infants 0.390444 fresh formula 0.397697 clinical samples 0.35986 additional DNA fingerprinting 0.394458 severe bacterial sepsis 0.392458	CLICK HERE
11062	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Socioecologic Factors as Predictors of Readiness for Self-Management and Transition, Medication Adherence, and Health Care Utilization Among Adolescents and Young Adults With Chronic Kidney Disease - CDC	The objective of our study was to determine the socioecologic factors that predict readiness for self-management and transition from pediatric to adult health care services, adherence to taking medications, and health care utilization among adolescents and young adults with chronic kidney disease.	North Carolina 0.429033 UNC TRxANSITION scale 0.367972 regression analyses 0.364493 trained research assistant 0.373911 health insurance 0.374147 observation period 0.367608 emergency department visits 0.469983 health care provider 0.36433 total TRxANSITION score 0.369959 medication adherence 0.686872 significant positive predictor 0.378165 private health insurance 0.372913 number 0.398635 medications 0.403494 negative value 0.356945 private insurance 0.424381 individualized education plan 0.479027 physician-reported adherence rating 0.364618 physician-reported medication adherence 0.480958 health care services 0.423212 adult-focused health care 0.366941 emergency department 0.526156 insurance status 0.43581 public health insurance 0.360549	disease self-management subscale 0.360264 IEP 0.389011 young adults 0.430825 positive value 0.358506 health care utilization 0.989675 study 0.40941 chronic kidney disease 0.409228 TRxANSITION scale 0.381246 readiness 0.392364 chronic health conditions 0.356577 pediatric patients 0.356717 Health Insurance Portability 0.364679 emergency health care 0.360763 care] providers. 0.364402 health care transition 0.3938 participants 0.4721 pharmacy refill records 0.370516 disease self-management 0.382131 UNC Kidney Center 0.365306 self-management 0.419516 504 plan had significantly more emergency 0.38131 Chapel Hill 0.356506 socioecologic factors 0.626082 public insurance 0.468727	CLICK HERE
11409	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	HIV Basics | Learn About HIV/AIDS | We Can Stop HIV One Conversation | Campaigns | Act Against AIDS	Advice from other men on how to make HIV status conversations work. These are suggestions collected from gay and bisexual men.			CLICK HERE
11590	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Disease Detective: Dominique - CDC Responds to the 2014 Ebola Outbreak	CDC works 24/7 saving lives, protecting people from health threats, and saving money to have a more secure nation. A US federal agency, CDC helps make the healthy choice the easy choice by putting science and prevention into action. CDC works to help people live longer, healthier and more productive lives.	high school 0.562818 CDC 0.724102 main roles 0.585557 Epi-Info 0.462402 young woman 0.560018 Ebola outbreak 0.656392 MSF Treatment Center 0.758384 good data management 0.739754 wonderful advocate 0.564806 World Health Organization 0.745218 CDC epidemiologists 0.698041 public health partners 0.740175 patients 0.453751 public health emergencies 0.78304 improved contact tracing 0.740394 extraordinary efforts 0.562939 predominantly French-speaking country 0.757964 public meetings 0.569684 oldest school 0.562159 long nights 0.568815 Dominique 0.753705 data entry 0.591794 prior deployments 0.607882 data management 0.926942 Guinea 0.466568	CDC’s partners 0.653288 Sierra Leone 0.574418 crucial tool 0.586719 current puzzle 0.572374 vital need 0.583575 health worker 0.575183 Pierre Rollin 0.57159 France 0.459795 hospital 0.459075 current outbreak 0.617657 CDC staff 0.7125 cases 0.460524 statistical analysis program 0.737708 medicine 0.467754 unique combination 0.586405 sick person 0.566492 medical student 0.562111 best things 0.562701 viral hemorrhagic fevers 0.723325 important pieces 0.580613 West Africa 0.60451 young man 0.568819 personal note 0.56173 contacts 0.460938	CLICK HERE
15960	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Zika Virus Evaluation and Potential Outcomes	Information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.			CLICK HERE
16054	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Infectious disease Campylobacter general information	Campylobacteriosis is an infectious disease caused by bacteria of the genus Campylobacter. Most people who become ill with campylobacteriosis get diarrhea, cramping, abdominal pain, and fever within two to five days after exposure to the organism. The diarrhea may be bloody and can be accompanied by nausea and vomiting. The illness typically lasts one week. Some infected persons do not have any symptoms. In persons with compromised immune systems, Campylobacter occasionally spreads to the bloodstream and causes a serious life-threatening infection.			CLICK HERE
16095	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prescribing Data	null	opioid pain relievers 0.877434 opioid prescriptions 0.371721 chronic pain 0.497219 opioid prescription prescriptions 0.530773 United States 0.222699 prescription opioid overdose 0.732303 Tool Interactive mapping 0.23285 mapping tool 0.218556 pain management 0.279309 primary care settings 0.268146 Wide-ranging Online Data 0.245142	primary care providers 0.278643 Opioid Drug Mapping 0.418122 StatisticsThis web site 0.23512 highest risk 0.267011 opioid prescribing 0.407303 pain medicine 0.301236 prescription opioids 0.976919 non-cancer pain 0.304681 primary care 0.282188 public health professionals 0.251891 health care providers 0.497777	CLICK HERE