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624	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	What are the Reasons to Vaccinate My Baby? | CDC Features	Protecting your child's health is very important to you. That's why most parents choose immunization. Nothing protects babies better from 14 serious childhood diseases. Choose immunization. It's the powerful defense that's safe, prove, and effective.	vaccine recommendations 0.463934 American Academy 0.534996 child needs 0.465934 administration fee 0.525453 public health achievements 0.562859 children 0.605371 VFC vaccine 0.46458 young children 0.47042 vaccination rates 0.44194 devastating effects diseases 0.582627 eligible child 0.484642 childhood diseases 0.590318 large measles 0.506371 sick child 0.461031 diseases 0.672987 public health experts 0.546557 Learn ways 0.436327 safest vaccine supply 0.593855 vaccine website 0.459604 child 0.849867 United States can—and 0.570168 Unvaccinated travelers 0.435784 United States 0.950185 vaccines 0.897516	vaccine-preventable disease 0.437872 U.S. childhood immunization 0.58875 following eligibility requirements 0.527241 vfc program 0.51452 expensive medical bills 0.528433 measles cases 0.503715 Immunization Practices 0.473997 VFC vaccines 0.594792 powerful defense 0.456502 eligible children 0.537275 public health 0.56818 health insurance plans 0.530587 international travel 0.442261 unvaccinated people 0.439436 young parents 0.440149 certain vaccines 0.587782 baby proof 0.450745 new places 0.45318 childhood immunization schedule 0.79767 vaccine-preventable diseases 0.456686 family 0.44608 past decade 0.440255 measles 0.574368 childhood vaccines 0.604867	CLICK HERE
5040	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Assessing Your Weight: BMI: BMI Formula for Children and Teens | DNPAO | CDC	null	centimeters 0.657886 ounces 0.305254 alternate calculation formula 0.861648 weight 0.612581 oz 0.283662 meters 0.425063 result 0.286175 inches 0.408247	pounds 0.399155 kilograms 0.749656 fractions 0.29389 lbs 0.295266 conversion factor 0.545978 height 0.966023 English measurements 0.545313	CLICK HERE
5573	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Phenyl glycidyl ether - 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
6482	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	A statewide observational assessment of the pedestrian and cycling environment in Hawaii, 2010	Our statewide study was undertaken to assess how accessible and friendly Hawaii roads are to walking and bicycling.	study 0.454301 low-capacity roads 0.945795 United States 0.461402 pedestrian support 0.446648 randomly selected road 0.425163 friendly Hawaii roads 0.522129 pedestrian signals 0.560418 Transportation Equity Act 0.477192 Environmental Systems Research 0.468697 Pedestrian Environmental Data 0.540108 Complete Streets 0.572762 SD 0.540317 Systems Research Institute 0.470951 policy changes 0.429424 high-capacity roads 0.755037 road segments 0.656398 pedestrian traffic 0.502917 active transportation 0.56121 pedestrian accommodations 0.542954 state 0.469031 bicycle accommodations 0.483591 single-family houses 0.451307 pedestrian crossing aids 0.490566	office buildings 0.453035 Safe Routes 0.462638 Hawaii Geographic Information 0.425554 street segments 0.61681 Honolulu County 0.553612 interrater reliability 0.745682 Hawaii 0.626779 pedestrians 0.529489 Kauai 0.461485 Bicycling facilities 0.422198 pedestrian access 0.460789 traffic control devices 0.423635 physical activity 0.449909 major roads maps 0.475356 industrial buildings 0.511228 Pedestrian Environment Data 0.518496 apartment complexes 0.512381 High-capacity road segments 0.486138 bicycling environment 0.483388 bicycling infrastructure 0.654772 bicycle traffic 0.444827 pedestrian paddles 0.493932 major road segment 0.451645	CLICK HERE
7947	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Infant Meningococcal Vaccination: Advisory Committee onImmunization Practices ACIP Recommendations and Rationale	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.	meningococcal disease outbreak 0.703428 ACIP meeting.* 0.558711 measurable meningococcal serogroups 0.700769 quadrivalent meningococcal vaccines 0.722918 meningococcal vaccine products 0.685138 sickle cell disease 0.61829 different Hib vaccine 0.573806 meningococcal disease outbreaks 0.692254 meningococcal vaccination 0.792149 increased risk 0.573314 routine meningococcal vaccination 0.73096 pneumococcal conjugate vaccine 0.591953 infants 0.704916 Meningococcal groups 0.690402 Certain infants 0.563879 Hib-MenCY-TT 0.663932 meningococcal disease 0.946934 ACIP Deliberations 0.562034 hSBA titers т‰Ѕ1 0.612723 toxoid conjugate vaccine 0.568628 infant meningococcal vaccination 0.752363 Meningococcal Vaccines Work 0.718846 meningococcal vaccine 0.759865 infant vaccination schedule 0.572877 United States 0.608312	dose Hib immunization 0.574096 meningococcal vaccines 0.760504 control vaccine group 0.560199 healthy infants 0.595934 meningococcal conjugate vaccine 0.752581 potential increased risk 0.557759 ACIP 0.635863 congenital heart disease 0.559952 meningococcal cases 0.6585 serum bactericidal activity 0.573018 meningococcal vaccination recommendations 0.71353 quadrivalent meningococcal conjugate 0.720663 meningococcal conjugate vaccination 0.705802 quadrivalent meningococcal vaccine 0.726066 meningococcal clinical endpoint 0.691811 U.S. infants 0.581701 Hib vaccine 0.593288 unpublished data 0.574321 meningococcal serogroups 0.762894 ACIP meeting 0.594154 Hib-MenCY-TT vaccination 0.565559 meningitis belt 0.560673 meningococcal vaccination program 0.736489 work group 0.563421	CLICK HERE
10912	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Colorectal Cancer Screening Tests	Descriptions of colorectal (colon) cancer screening tests, including high-sensitivity fecal occult blood testing (FOBT), sigmoidoscopy, colonoscopy, double-contrast barium enema, virtual colonoscopy, and stool DNA tests.	entire colon 0.566366 entire bowel movement 0.546275 Task Force 0.636916 U.S. Preventive Services 0.620648 stool DNA test 0.739651 test kit 0.514565 screening tests 0.567025 health care provider 0.563557 cancer cells 0.33994 flexible sigmoidoscopy 0.35705 chemical guaiac 0.357588 lighted tube 0.584986 increased risk 0.365057 following colorectal cancer 0.646393 polyps 0.423616	colorectal cancer 0.942261 guaiac-based fecal occult 0.598687 test 0.928995 fecal immunochemical test 0.634748 blood test 0.387629 following tests 0.34448 virtual colonoscopy 0.354665 best test 0.363552 doctor 0.644748 FIT-DNA test 0.3811 follow-up test 0.365127 doctor checks 0.344722 individual basis 0.378267 rectum 0.308555	CLICK HERE
11080	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Patient Safety Basics - Dialysis Safety	Basic information for patients about dialysis	healthcare providers 0.421418 catheter bandage 0.492768 fewer problems 0.448215 patient resource 0.422535 graft 0.37331 death 0.324355 alcohol-based hand sanitizer 0.541414 important bodily functions 0.584782 kinds 0.323603 kidneys 0.390333 tips 0.342454 central line catheter 0.769613 pus 0.323665 critical functions 0.455932 hemodialysis patients 0.633747 fistulas 0.436355 signs 0.34502 ways 0.326219 vascular access site 0.535017 hemodialysis machine 0.548231 infections 0.689104 central line catheters 0.78703 vascular access daily 0.54834	Spanish 0.323387 arm 0.350997 Staphylococcus aureus 0.446019 two-sided guide outlines 0.547054 viral hepatitis 0.435418 chest 0.326563 dialysis treatment 0.443057 artery 0.360958 bloodstream infections 0.545468 English 0.323373 following resources 0.443607 risks 0.323631 fistula 0.422579 piece 0.324894 dialysis infections 0.610035 grafts 0.43365 risk 0.324196 infections rates 0.549863 large vein 0.454053 redness 0.323679 soft tube 0.430757 support 0.328095 central line 0.949625	CLICK HERE
11152	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Key Findings: Differences in Major Birth Defects | Birth Defects | NCBDDD | CDC	null	North Carolina 0.431 Marengo LK 0.431788 spina bifida 0.433654 Asian Indians 0.431843 National Birth Defects 0.552541 time period 0.430707 ethnic groups 0.526506 comprehensive study 0.435156 major birth defects 0.592502 certain birth defects 0.543528 state tracking systems 0.451936 Defects Prevention Network 0.515901 largest study 0.441525 Canfield MA 0.430648 Flood TJ 0.429246 significantly higher occurrences 0.468478 new study 0.441111 Olney RS 0.430901 substantial variation 0.432475 American Journal 0.462816 Alverson CJ 0.431758 american indians/alaska natives 0.513407 Defects Prevention Study 0.524053 wide range 0.429798 population-based birth defects 0.543389	Public Health 0.434824 United States 0.51646 study area 0.453096 Evaluate Pregnancy exposures 0.453931 Borger CL 0.431108 Birth Defects Research 0.530845 state-based birth defects 0.560825 live birth 0.44348 different rates 0.432766 CDC funds 0.43342 non-Hispanic whites 0.478791 complete picture 0.431366 New York 0.430349 Birth Defects Study 0.535403 relatively high occurrence 0.464029 Asian subgroups 0.43151 Population-based means 0.43427 Hispanic subgroups 0.431468 birth defects 0.900741 Birth Defects Prevention 0.552513 significantly lower occurrence 0.468677 ethnic variation 0.436521 live U.S. births 0.461322 Kirby RS 0.430373	CLICK HERE
12185	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Prevalence of Sleep Duration onan Average School Night Among 4 Nationally RepresentativeSuccessive Samples of American High School Students, 2007-2013 -CDC	Consistency, quality, and duration of sleep are important determinants of health. We describe sleep patterns among demographically defined subgroups from the Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System reported in 4 successive biennial representative samples of American high school students (2007 to 2013). Across the 4 waves of data collection, 6.2% to 7.7% of females and 8.0% to 9.4% of males reported obtaining 9 or more hours of sleep. Insufficient duration of sleep is pervasive among American high school students. Despite substantive public health implications, intervention research on this topic has received little attention.	Hispanic males 0.580318 significantly higher percentage 0.609875 student response rate 0.493366 high school populations 0.50444 substantive public health 0.509258 overall response rate 0.489399 American high school 0.925118 white males 0.607549 larger percentage 0.482466 Youth Risk Behavior 0.601964 12th graders 0.541131 intervention research 0.498435 sleep patterns 0.652719 William Paterson University 0.579381 higher percentage 0.63022 response rate 0.524305 disease risk factors 0.482093 black males 0.581257 especially black females 0.555894 black females 0.730279 school night 0.603788 Columbia University 0.532622 significantly greater percentage 0.533506 school response rate 0.509808 sleep benefits memory 0.603015	Teachers College 0.500597 New York University 0.573789 white females 0.617838 Hispanic females 0.562581 demographically defined subgroups 0.613749 significantly lower percentage 0.530409 institutional review boards 0.493116 sleep 0.919973 biennial representative samples 0.500563 successive biennial samples 0.497236 newly encoded memory 0.482884 sleep duration item 0.644347 average school night 0.584907 national population proportions 0.495978 Charles E. Basch 0.487093 important determinants 0.51514 little attention 0.500802 New York 0.660896 recent research 0.498894 high school students 0.989075 data collection 0.5576 Corey H. Basch 0.48528 York University Langone 0.504676 Risk Behavior Surveillance 0.598312	CLICK HERE
14441	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Skin Cancer Screening	The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) has concluded there is not enough evidence to recommend for or against routine screening to find skin cancers early.	skin cancer 0.97684 routine screening 0.764995 unusual moles 0.734128 evidence 0.450341 Force 0.439917 changes 0.434348 recommendation 0.464084 Consumer Guide 0.609983 history 0.435763 skin cancers 0.664855	Skin Cancer Screening 0.836885 people 0.435963 USPSTF 0.656294 doctor 0.494895 total body examination 0.868686 U.S. 0.440061 suspicious moles 0.774059 spots 0.455126 National Cancer Institute 0.773447	CLICK HERE