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5338	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Understand Quarantine and Isolation	Information on preparing for public health emergencies from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Get a kit, make a plan, and be informed.			CLICK HERE
5923	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Nickel metal and other compounds (as Ni) - 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
7372	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prevalence of Cholesterol Screening and High Blood Cholesterol Among Adults - United States, 2005, 2007, and 2009	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.	total blood cholesterol 0.424969 current cholesterol recommendations 0.390583 public health practitioners 0.349867 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.350589 blood cholesterol screening 0.409976 National Health Interview 0.33158 self-reported health-care provider 0.338458 high blood cholesterol 0.996739 serum cholesterol levels 0.396162 National Heart Disease 0.324835 high cholesterol 0.427561 Current clinical practice 0.329365 percentage 0.376867 mean total blood 0.337196 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.329452 cholesterol control 0.382032 state-specific age-standardized percentages 0.326211 cholesterol screening 0.533947 ) data. 0.354526 self-reported screening 0.342667 Asian/Pacific Islanders 0.329364 U.S. adult civilians 0.32685 high total blood 0.349922 respondents 0.341686	lower levels 0.340022 median response rates 0.352143 orthogonal polynomial coefficients 0.325966 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.350628 total serum cholesterol 0.395782 blood cholesterol levels 0.424823 self-reported high blood 0.431137 adults 0.33959 self-reported cholesterol screening 0.436089 states 0.327867 blood cholesterol prevalence 0.441074 heart disease 0.342633 American Indian/Alaskan Native 0.326899 Healthy People 0.39491 therapeutic lifestyle changes 0.341257 Cholesterol questions 0.398274 random-digit–dialed telephone survey 0.327715 education categories 0.327773 Stroke Prevention 0.324909 National Cholesterol Education 0.393813 risk factor 0.352721 college degree 0.343291 high school diploma 0.419515 overall percentage 0.325956	CLICK HERE
7720	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Percentage of Adults Aged 50-75 Years Who Received Colorectal Cancer Screening, by Family Income Level - National Health Interview Survey, United States, 2010	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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.381975 Task Force 0.374495 sigmoidoscopy 0.330199 Alternate Text 0.369406 Human Services 0.420057 assistive technology 0.384371 noninstitutionalized population 0.372555 MMWR HTML versions 0.424556 U.S. Department 0.420142 family incomes 0.562027 electronic PDF version 0.420861 percentage 0.349039 colorectal cancer screening 0.930217 survey questions 0.378646 household interviews 0.373436 Contact GPO 0.379019 denominators 0.344064 commercial sources 0.36992 age groups 0.374119 current prices 0.367994 persons 0.373506 family income level 0.451307 fecal occult blood 0.55154 original paper copy 0.422966	U.S. Preventative Services 0.450709 federal poverty level 0.89325 United States 0.372054 U.S. Government Printing 0.434992 original MMWR paper 0.422599 adults 0.338144 U.S. Census Bureau 0.56764 MMWR readers 0.371165 character translation 0.367112 Census Bureau definition 0.43388 Healthy People 0.438189 colonoscopy 0.337875 format errors 0.365759 recent guidelines 0.442768 subject line 0.383224 occult blood testing 0.541757 typeset documents 0.369003 trade names 0.369959 official text 0.365737 Estimates 0.330139 non-CDC sites 0.368591 blood stool test 0.447242 confidence interval 0.376124 electronic conversions 0.364862	CLICK HERE
8862	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FAQ: Insect Repellent Use & Safety	Information on West Nile Virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	Certain products 0.5197 insecticide 0.348754 Page 0.721633 human health 0.565485 children 0.622087 bed nets 0.519256 Yes. People 0.510911 irritated skin 0.533948 para-menthane-diol products 0.569093 Heavy application 0.525989 higher percentage 0.557796 children’s hands 0.538939 repellents 0.99664 mild soap 0.521231 insect repellents 0.712282 water 0.391526 insect repellent 0.812422 product label 0.712582 EPA registration 0.636636 label instructions 0.71621 additional precautions 0.707126 adverse effects 0.565605 clothing 0.57326 Yes. Most products 0.520815	bathe 0.354798 specific recommendations 0.50165 sunscreen 0.605229 active ingredient 0.551912 skin 0.550058 Permethrin-treated products 0.522935 U.S. Environmental Protection 0.776227 eyes 0.393909 products 0.783945 oil 0.397335 repellent sprays 0.868587 longer-lasting protection 0.789833 nursing women 0.522833 mouths 0.352396 longer lasting protection 0.710304 washings 0.356562 product 0.811778 active ingredients 0.762058 proper application 0.507659 local poison control 0.716105 picaridin 0.349963 Yes. EPA 0.571855 DEET 0.423074 single product 0.518374	CLICK HERE
8921	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vaccine Information Statement: Haemophilus Influenzae Type b (Hib) - Vaccines - CDC	Haemophilus Influenzae Type b (Hib) Vaccine Information Statement	Compensation Program 0.243326 Haemophilus influenzae type 0.30597 vision changes 0.245237 Page 0.279943 National Vaccine Injury 0.406889 sickle cell disease 0.295177 n’t feeling 0.245633 nearest hospital 0.243864 severe allergies 0.262777 severe allergic reaction 0.525796 single shot 0.252997 fast heartbeat 0.244593 deafness.  Hib disease 0.486185 Mild Problems 0.247314 severe allergy 0.261964 Vaccine Adverse Event 0.39902 brain damage 0.247863 VAERS website 0.252051 life-threatening allergic reaction 0.30409 person 0.272924 older children 0.287855 previous dose 0.256842 severe swelling 0.275332 problems 0.253596 United States 0.304299	adults 0.247331 different brands 0.247867 medical advice 0.243776 shot 0.253407 remote chance 0.243551 Final/Booster Dose 0.259176 Hib disease 0.671892 state health department 0.281573 bacterial meningitis 0.253602 spinal cord 0.250605 Hib disease. 0.434109 vaccine package insert 0.404222 vaccine safety site 0.40355 bone marrow transplant 0.285228 Hib vaccine 0.972976 severe pain 0.257691 people 0.276845 certain vaccines 0.249627 medical procedure 0.243292 vaccine.  Combination vaccines 0.294111 invasive Hib disease 0.580225 certain medical conditions 0.297217 doctor 0.256844 federal program 0.244441	CLICK HERE
12034	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease GIS Snapshot | Tracking Youth Self-Inflicted Injury Hospitalizations to Target High-Risk Communities, Leverage Resources, and Unify Stakeholder Efforts: Illinois Department of Public Health - CDC	Tracking Youth Self-Inflicted Injury Hospitalizations to Target High-Risk Communities, Leverage Resources, and Unify Stakeholder Efforts: Illinois Department of Public Health	Illinois hospital discharge 0.313015 Health Services Administration 0.437648 Gatekeeper training sessions 0.365844 Gatekeeper training program 0.58164 self-inflicted injuries 0.327722 various school districts 0.295087 online Gatekeeper training 0.44073 various youth populations 0.309628 Health Promotion 0.285855 Hospitalization data 0.311151 Illinois Department 0.386426 Nancy L. Amerson 0.286268 high hospitalization rates 0.409779 suicide prevention activities 0.341339 youth self-inflicted injury 0.491347 Illinois State Board 0.321345 self-inflicted injury 0.921961 high school administrators 0.306972 Benjamin S. Arbise 0.28184 adolescent suicide attempts 0.316647 Kognito Solutions 0.30381 W. Jefferson St 0.281412 Suicide Prevention Project 0.416114 high-risk communities 0.321266	high hospitalization counts 0.441451 Lee Smith State 0.291541 Illinois Suicide Alliance 0.335933 high schools 0.312183 subject matter knowledge 0.281966 Public Health 0.421478 interactive online Gatekeeper 0.356652 Gatekeeper training 0.645315 future Gatekeeper training 0.349191 county level 0.304971 high school recruitment 0.319557 Substance Abuse 0.332723 Tribal Youth Suicide 0.317416 Illinois YSPP coordinator 0.301505 youth suicide prevention 0.56332 high-risk county 0.41326 adolescent suicide completion 0.317326 high-risk counties 0.734257 Gatekeeper trainings 0.365206 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.349012 Mental Health Services 0.437676 Public Health Service 0.300845 Gatekeeper training services 0.367006 GIS address geocoder 0.289341	CLICK HERE
13508	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Contact Lens Care Systems & Solutions | Contact Lenses | CDC	null	Wu YT 0.348663 Stapleton F. Removal 0.281951 hydrogen peroxide-based solution 0.317267 commonly used care 0.327379 Ophthalmic Physiol Opt. 0.355568 clean tissue 0.28333 special case 0.315939 new contact lens 0.452884 contact lenses 0.931013 harmless saline solution 0.324736 contact lens case 0.466515 Stapleton F. Impact 0.355136 hard contact lens 0.416567 lens surface 0.339713 hydrogen peroxide-based solutions 0.292865 contact lens type 0.415028 multipurpose contact lens 0.418993 case hygiene guidelines 0.28371 store contact lenses 0.410444 contact lens storage 0.552921 Enzymatic protein removers 0.281537 Proper contact lens 0.452976 soft contact lens 0.558889 hard contact lenses 0.428931 contact lens wearers 0.454442	contact lens care 0.633162 Jones DB 0.283975 contact lens 0.951682 eye care provider 0.808813 soft contact lenses 0.508057 lens care systems 0.491061 hydrogen peroxide-based systems 0.452391 multipurpose solution 0.408142 disinfecting—your contact lenses 0.39906 air-drying lens cases 0.362968 lens storage cases 0.435732 rinsing contact lenses 0.406712 store soft contact 0.347702 lens case biofilm 0.375345 lens storage case 0.401996 Park BJ 0.286612 Chang DC 0.284433 fresh solution 0.358306 contact lens solution 0.511684 Willcox MD 0.29331 all-in-one care 0.282176 Ophthalmol Vis Sci. 0.340902 lens case contamination 0.376917 contact lens cases 0.408266	CLICK HERE
13530	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Contact Lens Wearer Demographics and Risk Behaviors forContact Lens-Related Eye Infections - United States, 2014	Jennifer R. Cope, MD1; Sarah A. Collier, MPH1; Maya M.	contact lens wearer 0.330115 lens wearers risk 0.427939 contact lens risk 0.412036 lens risk behaviors 0.323532 self-reported contact lens 0.329518 contact lens-associated disease 0.253101 lens hygiene behavior 0.313573 contact lens disinfection 0.332183 contact lenses 0.505256 contact lens case 0.344419 contact lens increases 0.334459 rigid contact lenses 0.286458 overnight contact lens 0.340617 poor contact lens 0.348795 lens hygiene-related risk 0.417391 usual contact lens 0.344805 frequent contact lens 0.359204 rigid wearers 0.28839 frequently reported behavior 0.246399 contact lens-related complications 0.260921 contact lens hygiene 0.373766 daily disposable contact 0.281947 tap water 0.269854 Jennifer R. Cope 0.259972	Lens Risk Survey 0.3846 contact lens wearers 0.940107 disposable contact lens 0.350673 United States 0.346342 recommended lens 0.296612 non-contact lens wearers 0.450522 prevention efforts 0.250146 general contact lens-wearing 0.253437 soft contact lenses 0.291254 market research firm 0.261738 rigid contact lens 0.340716 contact lens wear 0.404434 hygiene-related risk behaviors 0.327751 lens hygiene risk 0.332176 painful eye 0.2471 contact lens replacement 0.33259 2Contact Lens Assessment 0.306471 U.S. adults 0.249218 previous contact 0.245742 contact lens compliance 0.328699 contact lens-related behaviors 0.264697 contact lens cases 0.334353 eye infections 0.340928 contact lens-wearing panelists 0.257969	CLICK HERE
13966	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Quit Smoking with the NCI QuitPal Mobile App	NCI QuitPal is a free mobile app for iPhone or iPad to support smokers working to quit smoking. In this demonstration video, learn about key features of NCI QuitPal. The interactive app was developed using proven quit strategies and tools to help change behavior and assist you with giving up smoking. Search "QuitPal" in the App Store to download for free. For more information, visit: www.smokefree.gov/apps/nciquitpal	QuitPal Mobile App 0.995659 NCI 0.520545	YouTube 0.506725	CLICK HERE