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514	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Celebrate Moms Who Protect Children's Health	Find out about the ways that you can protect yourself and loved ones by quitting smoking and reducing exposure to secondhand smoke.			CLICK HERE
4796	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	November 5, 2010: Outbreak of Human E. coli O157 Infections Associated with Cheese Epi Curve | E. coli CDC	FDA, CDC, and Costco warn consumers to avoid Bravo Farms Dutch Style Gouda cheese	average 0.332548 CDC 0.338167 Human E. coli 0.707677 ill 0.331779 O157 Infections Associated 0.603739 number 0.327975 persons 0.327935 Illnesses 0.330077 person 0.326684	H7 Infections Associated 0.662981 Cheese Epi Curve 0.64928 epidemic curve 0.464742 chart 0.357068 E. coli 0.937647 outbreak strain 0.691721 Multistate Outbreak 0.564472 Outbreak Investigations 0.550222	CLICK HERE
5491	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Strychnine - 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
6663	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Grand Rounds: Dietary Sodium Reduction - Time for Choice	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.	U.S. food supply 0.497294 professional health organizations 0.470473 New York City 0.670979 sodium intake reduction 0.713058 sodium reduction 0.703175 conducts food composition 0.473908 salt intake 0.502433 National Salt Reduction 0.467478 daily sodium intake 0.667624 critical public health 0.485829 blood pressure 0.570183 sodium content 0.819185 feasible sodium reduction 0.622005 U.S. dietary sodium 0.631633 food supply 0.531695 essential food processing 0.476361 Excess dietary sodium 0.660301 sodium values 0.642813 sodium consumption 0.597769 sodium intake 0.971779 Reduce Sodium Intake 0.687528 United States 0.565825 dietary sodium 0.695487 major contributor 0.46778 dietary sodium reduction 0.650962	blood pressure levels 0.468829 food label data 0.477915 Janelle P. Gunn 0.491974 restaurant foods 0.488291 population sodium intake 0.674359 Current dietary guidelines 0.468077 dietary intake 0.512013 food industry participation 0.480105 food industry 0.511334 urgent public health 0.467162 public health 0.552152 American Public Health 0.478551 CDC Grand Rounds 0.512418 sodium levels 0.596815 York City Health 0.476683 retail food standards 0.473246 U.S. adults 0.605319 lower sodium products 0.630906 sodium reduction-related activities.¶¶ 0.5985 public health problem 0.471923 high blood pressure 0.561516 major U.S. city 0.475882 restaurant food categories 0.477718 public health science 0.485083	CLICK HERE
8189	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Birth Defects, Facts about Cleft Lip and Cleft Palate - NCBDDD	CDC works to identify causes of birth defects and opportunities to prevent them. By applying a public health approach incorporating three essential elements—surveillance or disease tracking, research to identify causes, and prevention research and programs—we can rapidly translate scientific findings into appropriate public health interventions.	special education services 0.348954 Developmental Disabilities 0.346251 lip forms 0.395264 United States 0.385431 orofacial clefts 0.847343 national birth prevalence 0.365705 American Cleft Palate 0.524654 Gilboa SM 0.3791 babies 0.33485 National Birth Defects 0.537754 orofacial cleft 0.511564 cleft lip 0.890402 Birth Defects Research 0.489537 United States.1 Depending 0.354341 Molecular Teratology 0.35437 Disease Control 0.347913 children 0.375181 Palate Foundation 0.380892 major birth defects 0.415473 craniofacial teams.8 Cleft 0.473827 CDC funds 0.333427 additional surgical procedures 0.350813 health care providers 0.350578 Correa A. Maternal 0.35056	Parent-to-parent support groups 0.349432 National Center 0.346204 upper lip 0.392871 Birth Defects Study 0.414302 cleft/craniofacial treatment teams 0.350315 copyright restrictions 0.345758 Werler MM 0.352457 pregnancy 0.379603 private usage 0.345901 cleft palate 0.985322 American Journal 0.352059 birth defects 0.960913 cleft palate.1 Isolated 0.481617 Birth Defects Prevention 0.415959 patient care issues 0.349634 environmental tobacco smoke 0.343815 World Health Organ. 0.348022 cleft type 0.457141 Honein MA 0.351403 public domain 0.346862 oral clefts 0.421962 baby 0.336154 Evaluate Pregnancy 0.335658	CLICK HERE
8591	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - I Survived, Elmer Kretzschmar	I Survived, The staggering statistics associated with pandemics sometimes makes it difficult to remember that each number represents a single, human life. In this section, survivors share their intimate recollections of either their own illness or that of a loved one. All these storytellers are 90-plus years of age and they have carried with them for a lifetime their memories of the 1918 flu pandemic.	shoe store 0.620329 navigation Skip 0.79909 Clarence 0.452413 mother 0.438682 fondest memories 0.644623 school 0.437752 Storyteller 0.454317 nurse 0.489191 father Otto Kretzschmar 0.875972 Christmas programs 0.605754 list Skip 0.797439 San Antonio 0.622021 page options Skip 0.993552	flu 0.514116 Charles City 0.595575 home 0.453308 Iowa 0.517498 violinist 0.449849 Texas 0.439248 homemaker 0.467905 Minnie 0.456984 earache 0.476223 Strawberry Point 0.627684 brother 0.441831 Elmer Kretzschmar 0.648925 Location 0.441651	CLICK HERE
12967	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Immediately Dangerous to Life or Health Concentrations(IDLH): Benzene - NIOSH Publications and Products	null	exposure guidance levels 0.674727 Spector WS 0.463232 ppm TWA 0.786668 continuous exposure guidance 0.556081 short-term exposure 0.522888 narcotic effect 0.46235 Moderne gewerbliche vergiftungen 0.51879 Elsevier Publishing Company 0.512937 Shaffer CB 0.464211 Exp Pathol Pharmakol 0.516924 CAS number 0.479136 Ind Hyg Toxicol 0.516682 OSHA carcinogen policy 0.575127 Patty FA 0.463641 Carpenter CP 0.462877 Pharmacological-toxicological aspects 0.46276 ppm STEL 0.769893 ACGIH TLV 0.485551 W.B. Saunders Co. 0.510679 aromatic odor 0.474842 aromatic hydrocarbons 0.467509 Weil CS 0.464536 Emergency Exposure Guidance 0.577094 Gerarde HW 0.468515	24-hour EEGL 0.468603 ethylene oxide 0.462828 Lethal concentration data 0.523887 Acute toxicities 0.462186 single exposure 0.52487 Smyth HF Jr 0.518102 Flury 0.460877 modern industry 0.462683 human data 0.468885 potential occupational carcinogen 0.55907 toxicology 0.481682 New York 0.518702 pharmakologisch-toxikologischer hinsicht 0.462798 NIOSH REL 0.496196 1-hour EEGL 0.476098 National Research Council 0.630592 ppm 0.90029 light-yellow liquid 0.46661 Environmental Health Hazards 0.509672 current PEL 0.504495 benzene 0.472779 Tab Biol 0.464472 IDLH 0.462707 inhalation toxicity data 0.527354	CLICK HERE
13998	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vaccines: VPD-VAC/HepB/Perinatal Coordinators	Hepatitis B: States Perinatal Coordinator List	DPHHS Immunization Program 0.499053 Perinatal Hepatitis 0.972856 Hepatitis Coordinator 0.496875 Immunization Program 0.829699 Human Services 0.49328 Hepatitis B Program 0.488977 P.O. Box 0.523206 Immunization Nurse Manager 0.485807 Department 0.535288 Kentucky Immunization Program 0.515895 Disease Control 0.481673 Public Health Informatics 0.495333 Coordinator Perinatal Hepatitis 0.558641 Adult Immunization Coordinator 0.510953 fax 0.716487 Hawaii Immunization Branch 0.483954 Public Health Nurse 0.518064 Palau Immunization Program 0.494484 Prevention Program Coordinator 0.530081 Immunizations Perinatal Hepatitis 0.50242 Community Health Nurse 0.478808 Public Health Services 0.481676 State Department 0.485877 County Immunization Program 0.508401 Immunization Program Director 0.503384	Immunization Epidemiologist 0.480905 Immunization Branch 0.505706 RN 0.537375 National Immunization Program 0.50243 Hepatitis B Coordinator 0.758566 Public Health 0.759686 Hepatitis Program Manager 0.494853 Immunization Division 0.50357 NH Immunization Program 0.496249 Utah Immunization Program 0.492478 Health Program Representative 0.480526 Coordinator Resource Center 0.497143 Phone 0.668762 secondary contact 0.54688 street 0.486062 Immunization Program Services 0.500908 Program Phone 0.491165 Public Health Program 0.498694 Hepatitis B Prevention 0.592007 PO Box 0.488873 Health Nurse Coordinator 0.526493 Public Health Division 0.480905 fax number 0.499178 Hepatitis Prevention Manager 0.479624	CLICK HERE
15765	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Partial Cab Video	A drilling worksite has many health and safety hazards. Drillers can see tripping hazards and dust, but may not realize that the noise around a drill rig can cause hearing loss. Over the course of a career, exposure to sound levels above 90 dB can cause noise-induced hearing loss. The sound levels while hammer drilling can reach 110 dB. At this sound level, a driller would be overexposed to nice in 30 minutes according to OSHA and MSHA regulations. To reduce drillers’ exposure to noise, NIOSH has developed a partial cab for surface drill rigs without cabs. NIOSH research shows the partial cab can reduce sounds levels at the control panel by as much as 9 dB. This video is part of a suite of information on building the partial cab from ordinary materials in a standard shop. Full instructions are available from the link below. http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/mining/works/coversheet1907.html	Partial Cab Video 0.952843		CLICK HERE
16100	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Facts, Figures & Registry of Recognized Organizations | NDPP | Diabetes	National Diabetes Prevention Program	New 0.414278 key activities 0.479738 United States 0.558225 type 0.463905 toll 0.416309 National DPP 0.953007 burden 0.421051 Section… 0.416202 area—that 0.414341 change programs 0.48119 National Diabetes Prevention 0.680276 CDC-recognized lifestyle change 0.688615 5.31MB 0.413723 prediabetes 0.438524	impact 0.416053 National Diabetes Statistics 0.64187 lifestyle change program 0.541304 offer CDC-recognized lifestyle 0.554412 Registry 0.414691 list 0.414388 Facts 0.413885 efforts 0.413525 health problems 0.495848 Diabetes Prevention Program 0.775201 Prevention Program report 0.533875 national prevention effort 0.558436 Recognized Organizations 0.487145	CLICK HERE