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572	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Common Colds: Protect Yourself and Others | CDC Features	Sore throat and runny nose are usually the first signs of a cold, followed by coughing and sneezing. Most people recover in 7-10 days or so. You can help reduce your risk of getting a cold by washing your hands often and avoid touching your face with unwashed hands.	hands 0.711909 different viruses 0.527779 runny nose 0.667118 alcohol-based hand sanitizer 0.590817 body aches 0.510057 tissue 0.458236 Sick people 0.509544 coughing 0.439359 upper respiratory infections 0.569732 respiratory secretions 0.512696 immune systems 0.50542 main reason 0.513854 young children 0.50149 personal contact 0.501261 asthma attacks 0.489287 viruses 0.614109 unwashed hands 0.652093 colds 0.679939 water 0.486187 Practice good cough 0.782832 symptoms 0.505216 human parainfluenza viruses 0.599941 respiratory syncytial virus 0.574862 antibiotics 0.439069 soap 0.491222	common cold 0.762671 ease symptoms 0.490948 United States 0.515559 adults 0.446176 Over-the-counter medicines 0.497565 symptom relief 0.491869 upper shirt sleeve 0.906081 regular handwashing 0.50206 infected people 0.508485 sore throat 0.641266 sneeze etiquette 0.632735 Common colds 0.576158 close contact 0.581343 Stay 0.441199 respiratory conditions 0.506138 people 0.644626 infected person 0.503153 doctor 0.473088 future bacterial infections 0.566866 mouth 0.529689 cold medicines 0.506385 risk 0.498374 ear infections 0.491509 child nonprescription 0.49548	CLICK HERE
6227	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Published Reports and News | Dialysis Safety | CDC	CDC – Chronic hemodialysis patients are at high risk for infection because the process of hemodialysis requires vascular access for prolonged periods.	Kidney Diseases 0.26816 Mortality Weekly Report 0.315365 novel strategy 0.267189 Bren VR 0.280605 bloodstream infection 0.960956 overall Bloodstream Infection 0.631066 facility perspective 0.260075 Disease Control 0.267585 vascular Access-Related Bloodstream 0.523845 Hess 0.264418 prevention program 0.272311 Hospital Epidemiology 0.25999 bloodstream infection prevention 0.679488 collaborative prevention effort 0.330672 48-month period 0.271432 American Journal 0.32978 outpatient hemodialysis 0.762229 bloodstream infections 0.594509 Infection Reduction 0.395489 CVC-BSI rates 0.289193 S. 0.24354 Downham 0.244166 ) centers. 0.271838 United States 0.260926 Kallen AJ 0.314292	infection control 0.437787 Reducing Bloodstream Infections 0.479874 Nephrology Nursing Journal 0.400369 hemodialysis centers 0.347205 access-related bloodstream infection 0.853759 Patel PR. 0.303394 quality improvement report 0.32319 bloodstream infection rates 0.682994 intervention periods 0.267418 P.R. 0.246058 Collaborative Bloodstream Infection 0.593696 mean Bloodstream Infection 0.60225 line access-related bloodstream 0.47768 prevention effort 0.332198 Infect Control Hosp 0.34045 A.J. 0.24667 CDC Vital Signs 0.316331 CDC prevention collaborative 0.330006 catheter-associated bloodstream infections 0.471978 Blood Stream Infections 0.326344 Foundation Spring Clinical 0.31706 Kleinbaum DG 0.277049 central line 0.324763 Booth SL 0.270304	CLICK HERE
7466	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	A Brief History of NCEH - Abbreviations	NCEH provides leadership to promote health & quality of life by preventing or controlling those diseases or disabilities resulting from interaction between people and the environment. Site has information/education resources on a broad range of topics, including asthma, birth defects, radiation, sanitation, lead in blood, and more.	Microsoft PowerPoint file 0.578383 toxic oil syndrome 0.539561 CDC 0.711235 American Medical Association 0.55329 Mortality Weekly Report 0.540669 Microsoft Word file 0.582083 Human Services 0.550324 Press Room 0.556325 U.S. Department 0.550465 Health Promotion 0.543468 Child Health 0.541433 Microsoft Excel file 0.576743 National Center 0.828195 Tweet Share Compartir 0.569427 Environmental Health 0.916734 World Health Organization 0.598451 United Nations International 0.534748 page options Skip 0.611879 Vessel Sanitation Program 0.540614 different file formats 0.579622 National Health 0.588546 Environmental Health Laboratory 0.652897 Apple Quicktime file 0.57169 Health Statistics 0.542127 chorionic villus sampling 0.555681	American Health Organization 0.605617 human immunodeficiency virus 0.550064 CDC A-Z 0.680999 Environmental Protection Agency 0.583253 Blood Lead Laboratory 0.553377 Adobe PDF file 0.573814 Health Effects 0.548669 tertiary butyl alcohol 0.548092 eosinophilia myalgia syndrome 0.562141 Search Form Controls 0.732648 tertiary butyl 0.56268 NCEH History 0.709292 Spina Bifida Association 0.541078 A-Z Index 0.673288 Epidemiology Program Office 0.559222 fetal alcohol syndrome 0.544125 methyl tertiary butyl 0.561071 volatile organic compound 0.535829 National Institute 0.581893 Search Controls 0.592313 National Cholesterol Education 0.58706 environmental tobacco smoke 0.56844 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.55223 Public Health Service 0.602721	CLICK HERE
7562	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Factors Associated With Poor Glycemic Control or Wide Glycemic Variability Among Diabetes Patients in Hawaii, 2006-2009 - CDC	Although glycemic control is known to reduce complications associated with diabetes, it is an elusive goal for many patients with diabetes. The objective of this study was to identify factors associated with sustained poor glycemic control, some glycemic variability, and wide glycemic variability among diabetes patients over 3 years.	coronary artery disease 0.394347 glycemic control 0.944144 relevant financial relationships 0.259655 type 0.274554 insurance coverage 0.305868 UK Prospective Diabetes 0.288578 wide glycemic variability 0.822168 medications 0.256725 congestive heart failure 0.290095 mean HbA1c 0.335323 annual mean HbA1c 0.327609 James W. Davis 0.261676 insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus 0.26494 intensive glycemic control 0.350073 patients 0.444004 Prospective Diabetes Study 0.294004 Deborah Taira Juarez 0.261753 Intensive diabetes treatment 0.264175 glycemic state 0.300025 C. Glycemic variability 0.335668 Diabetes Control 0.28202 poor glycemic control 0.789701 inadequate glycemic control 0.332328 good glycemic maintenance 0.317687 younger adult patients 0.25383	Diabetes Complications 0.259056 Diabetes Interventions 0.256932 high morbidity 0.286153 good glycemic control 0.389341 glycemic variability refers 0.355665 Marjorie M. Mau 0.260944 poor control 0.437226 diabetes patients 0.32167 Fremantle Diabetes Study 0.270362 morbidity level 0.266145 HbA1c levels 0.261582 Adjusted Clinical Groups 0.253852 self-reported diagnosed diabetes 0.26243 large health plan 0.266128 poorly controlled diabetes 0.263874 Diabetes Res Clin 0.281538 Diabetes Care 0.324529 diabetes duration 0.269669 good control 0.351691 longer duration 0.260951 initial diabetes diagnosis 0.269757 et al 0.256967 American Diabetes Association 0.262177 health plan 0.278699	CLICK HERE
7810	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Lung Cancer - Health Communication	Lung Cancer - Gateway to Health Communication - CDC	certain chemicals 0.540548 local hardware stores 0.572622 cancer deaths 0.553427 easiest way 0.540482 spit tobacco 0.53856 lung cancer 0.973761 effective treatment 0.539064 Lung cancer risk 0.653081 safety guidelines 0.540361 homes 0.515314 secondhand smoke 0.581439 radon—radon detectors 0.539626 medical challenges 0.536425 long-term benefits 0.540142 addition 0.513855 Lung cancer accounts 0.664312 overall health 0.538861 weight loss 0.544279 lung cancers 0.602887 office buildings 0.542676 symptoms 0.516779 cancer-causing agents 0.541806 lymph nodes 0.5403 smoking cessation group 0.580731 colorectal cancers 0.547473	economic challenges 0.536656 environmental exposures 0.544232 Ann 0.526514 Current smokers 0.543725 lifestyle choices 0.541414 physical aspects 0.538471 cigarette smoking 0.555008 adverse health effects 0.570344 earlier diagnosis 0.538492 elevated levels 0.540783 long time 0.537654 different people 0.547929 secondary disease 0.543307 higher risk 0.542296 disease 0.59766 substances 0.516333 cancer face 0.547693 people 0.548486 newfound sense 0.53834 home 0.515323 chest pain 0.542118 family history 0.58548 safe tobacco product 0.570361 Radon gas 0.543879	CLICK HERE
9008	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	CDC: Tips from Former Smokers - Suzy's Ad	Smoking contributes to one in five strokes in the United States. In this TV ad for CDC's "Tips From Former Smokers" campaign, Suzy talks about losing her independence after smoking caused her to have a stroke. 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://streaming.cdc.gov/vod.php?id=d24ac65a09f562fea7289ea145319f9620120313113059690 To learn more about tobacco control and prevention, go to BeTobaccoFree.gov	Smokers 0.832887 CDC 0.82604	Suzy 0.90045 YouTube 0.771802	CLICK HERE
10927	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Cancer Registries: Investigating Possible Cancer Causes	The following examples show how cancer registries in CDC’s National Program of Cancer Registries are using their data to investigate possible causes of cancer.	possible link 0.450561 certain area 0.307474 community members 0.278602 small village 0.277192 chemical perfluorooctanoic acid 0.437011 CDC’s National 0.304505 cancer registry data 0.559329 medical panel 0.282743 Cook County 0.276564 cancer-causing substances 0.290954 possible causes 0.297507 village officials 0.271034 lung cancer 0.919438 West Virginia 0.608058 State Cancer Registry 0.491978 science panel 0.286686 lung cancer rates 0.553021 Appalachian region 0.296201 cancer cases 0.326223 unknowingly drank water 0.452272 drinking water 0.280076	mesothelioma 0.309866 Statewide Cancer Registry 0.489452 erionite gravel 0.468207 North Dakota 0.448826 map 0.259991 Virginia Circuit Court 0.439734 deadly kind 0.269057 cancer registry 0.841606 rectum cancers 0.294883 Virginia Cancer Registry 0.498998 chromium levels 0.320678 public health officials 0.482187 people 0.346789 kidney cancer 0.336369 higher levels 0.285336 exposure 0.214849 Kentucky Cancer Registry 0.516128 Cancer Registries 0.368885 asbestos-like mineral 0.268806 Environmental Protection Agency 0.428771	CLICK HERE
13897	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	STD Diseases & Related Conditions | CDC	Sexually Transmitted Diseases and Related Conditons - Information from CDC	STD 0.533989 woman 0.275442 sexually transmitted infection 0.63123 bacterial vaginosis 0.701942 gonorrhea 0.412663 United States 0.375172 vaccines 0.237329 common reason 0.378075 common STD 0.481629 HPV 0.289323 Human papillomavirus 0.395062 Viral hepatitis 0.394592 Syphilis 0.244585 consequences 0.234296 genital herpes infection 0.579906 trichomoniasis 0.251533	chance 0.24 complications 0.285145 chlamydia 0.403393 healthier baby 0.376909 PID 0.288201 preventable causes 0.382167 pelvic inflammatory disease 0.767144 right treatment 0.364272 infertility 0.268615 people 0.326863 sexually transmitted disease 0.916156 right medication 0.383728 STDs 0.293637 STD testing 0.466218 liver cancer 0.393309 liver transplantation 0.399072	CLICK HERE
14165	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Efectos y riesgos en la salud | El virus del Zika	Defectos de nacimiento, microcefalia y síndrome de Guillain-Barré…			CLICK HERE
15442	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Zika Virus Surveillance and Preparedness - New York City,2015-2016 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	ongoing Zika virus 0.269266 health 0.346934 Zika virus disease 0.28376 Zika virus 0.690544 Zika virus infection 0.335672 New York City 0.993982 York City Department 0.819592	local mosquito-borne transmission 0.216987 Disease Control 0.429825 Zika virus transmission 0.360461 Zika virus testing 0.211916 health care providers 0.206292 public health laboratory 0.276714 public health 0.316168	CLICK HERE