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607	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Recipes for Disaster: Keep safe from food poisoning - CDC Features	Learn the risks and consequences of food poisoning in the fun new web series, Recipes for Disaster – a fictional cooking show where the host, Maria, unintentionally makes common food safety mistakes when preparing her dishes.	CDC.gov Current Features 0.906892	specific topic 0.706916	CLICK HERE
5873	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Benzenethiol - 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
6031	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Dichlorotetrafluoroethane - 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
7107	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012: 11_0169	The purpose of this study was to determine whether a worksite health promotion program improves health risk and is cost-effective for a small employer.	overall CHD risk 0.552913 lifestyle education 0.654698 absolute change 0.530482 organization improved health 0.516389 total cholesterol 0.628818 10-year CHD risk 0.561097 worksite health promotions 0.583894 intervention group 0.808157 indirect costs 0.512972 risk factors 0.727992 metabolic syndrome markers 0.730622 direct medical costs 0.528422 baseline 0.562277 metabolic syndrome 0.788578 intervention participants 0.604522 small organization WHP 0.519061 employees 0.526522 small organization 0.578328 lifestyle change intervention 0.552312 low-density lipoprotein cholesterol 0.729507 lifestyle intervention 0.520327 intervention study 0.531314 health risk factors 0.584234 lifestyle changes 0.536749	employer health costs 0.540793 Framingham Risk Score 0.571307 health promotion program 0.534097 small business 0.513503 worksite health promotion 0.625158 comparison group participants 0.53206 CHD risk 0.932606 health risk screening 0.553605 CHD risk factor 0.560873 CHD risk reduction 0.677042 percentage-point reduction 0.661542 chronic health disorders 0.5176 health 0.699016 CHD risk-reduction benefit 0.51706 lifestyle risk factors 0.539721 employee health risks 0.512749 heart disease risk 0.665565 relative percentage-point reduction 0.54677 Womens Health 0.519339 Occup Environ Med 0.583569 risk reduction assessment 0.515698 comparison group 0.771429 small organizations 0.709393 New Hampshire 0.614467	CLICK HERE
7357	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	West Nile Virus: Information and Guidance for Clinicians	Information on West Nile virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	vaccines 0.355596 protective clothing 0.504387 fever 0.352842 continental United States 0.696656 North America 0.536706 bites 0.423912 summer 0.348018 symptoms 0.443581 WNV cases 0.467447	fall 0.349814 West Nile virus 0.948056 infected people 0.523165 medications 0.351507 season 0.3482 WNV 0.727797 headaches 0.352059 insect repellant 0.505528	CLICK HERE
8328	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	School Violence - Youth Violence - Violence Prevention - Injury Center	null	health education 0.353243 school crime 0.482454 data 0.424814 United States 0.454311 school conditions 0.396492 analyze data 0.364053 mental health 0.346832 different population subgroups 0.423045 school violence 0.866165 risk behaviors 0.555057 high school levels 0.486482 Justice gather 0.345983 health risk behaviors 0.531022 U.S. Department 0.567986 school-associated violent deaths 0.697394 complete understanding 0.348986 fact sheet 0.875438 school health programs 0.513804 Risk Behavior Survey 0.486891 Disease Control 0.349449 youth violence 0.721763 health services 0.347113 staff health promotion 0.449237	school officials 0.399947 Youth Risk Behavior 0.914583 fatal school violence 0.640665 school property 0.622433 School Violence Fact 0.683847 Programs Study 0.428697 private high schools 0.417769 classroom levels 0.402908 study play 0.337745 sexual violence 0.445896 CDC’s Youth 0.51188 up-to-date data 0.345813 monitors risk behaviors 0.472047 adolescent risk behaviors 0.463699 violence-related behaviors 0.382864 physical fight 0.339287 school health policies 0.91224 school policy 0.394717 school sponsored event 0.511227 Violent Death Study 0.487313 Risk Behavior Surveillance 0.650394 PDF 313KB 0.337979 [PDF 94.17KB] 0.448167	CLICK HERE
9542	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Online Newsroom | Press Release | E-cigarette use more than doubles among U.S. middle and high school students from 2011-2012	E-cigarette use more than doubles among U.S. middle and high school students from 2011-2012	dramatic increases 0.466288 CDC Office 0.468688 Mortality Weekly Report 0.540024 electronic cigarettes 0.564946 potentially harmful constituents 0.518546 new Health Insurance 0.512469 regulatory rules 0.465217 conventional cigarettes 0.697566 lifelong addiction 0.467337 time period 0.471301 conclusive scientific evidence 0.516039 Disease Control 0.476325 highly addictive drug. 0.526646 cessation strategies 0.469621 long-term effects 0.462544 Director Tom Frieden 0.535105 FDA’s Center 0.466204 Affordable Care Act 0.509507 tobacco products 0.745032 great concern 0.464481 smoking-related disease. 0.464867 HUMAN SERVICES 0.463346 entry point 0.468903 FDA Center 0.467928 smoking cessation aids 0.538916	U.S. middle 0.481369 Mitch Zeller 0.467167 Drug Administration 0.466441 young people 0.468362 percent 0.512628 conventional tobacco products 0.577851 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.462346 United States 0.462203 battery-powered devices 0.470748 successful long-term quitting 0.511047 Tim McAfee 0.465983 middle school students 0.546456 FDA intends 0.470576 appropriate regulatory framework 0.514335 FDA-approved cessation medications 0.522906 middle school students. 0.544505 high school students 0.980581 e-cigarettes 0.605619 novel tobacco products 0.555049 health care coverage 0.511963 Cigarette smoking 0.476474 National Youth Tobacco 0.581758 youth users 0.482546 important preventive services 0.51168	CLICK HERE
10761	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	New York City: Making Breastfeeding the Norm in NYC - PRAMS - Reproductive Health	New York City: Making Breastfeeding the Norm in NYC, PRAMS	mid-level health providers 0.549213 patient education materials 0.522227 Staten Island University 0.530742 formula company incentives 0.527064 New York Department 0.540898 T. Take Care 0.468367 New York City 0.771465 Hospitals Corporation 0.48277 Staten Island 0.627727 healthy children 0.470666 health care providers 0.546834 breastfeeding initiation 0.667533 breastfeeding continuation 0.619492 exclusive breastfeeding 0.749301 Milk Friendly Hospital 0.539337 infant health 0.486378 Baby Friendly Hospital 0.541176 Health Detailing Kit 0.540448 Public Health Detailing 0.618458 patient care 0.474237 BFHI principles 0.470377 policy levels 0.479383 breastfeeding objective 0.634514 public hospitals 0.53868 hospitals city 0.47675	Priority Area 0.4732 educational materials 0.465972 United Hospital Fund 0.524438 breastfeeding-friendly hospital practices 0.524159 Breastfeeding Guide 0.605701 Health Detailing Program 0.540034 Baby-Friendly Hospital 0.470847 low rates 0.470657 NYC PRAMS data 0.695527 key public health 0.542349 Detailing Kits 0.468347 New York 0.932057 York City Health 0.559969 practice sites 0.467831 clinical tools 0.467354 breast milk 0.536231 Preliminary data 0.469222 York City Department 0.561826 Healthier New York 0.539391 Friendly Hospital Initiative 0.624686 Care New York 0.864462 healthy breastfeeding 0.627495 high prevalence rates 0.529923 New Yorkers 0.496079	CLICK HERE
11628	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NIOSH Program Portfolio : Mining : Products	The mission of the NIOSH research program for the Mining sector is to eliminate occupational diseases, injuries, and fatalities among workers in the mining industries.	surface mining 0.615071 Intrinsically-Safe Roof Hazard 0.635471 Dust Detector Tube 0.617223 Australia Patent 0.720616 respirable dust 0.613431 soft foam earplugs 0.600059 S. U.S. Patent 0.693903 Roof Bolt Systems 0.6282 Longwall Pillar Stability 0.613663 Mining Pillar Stability 0.617345 Dirty worker clothing 0.604393 rock fall injuries 0.60246 A. U.S. Patent 0.784802 U.S. Patent 0.91468 proper roof scaling 0.621012 different underground locations 0.620113 U.S. Patent No. 0.688848 Conveyance Beus MJ 0.627562 retrofitting older cabs 0.602065 mobile equipment safety 0.617748 room-and-pillar retreat mining 0.611309 hard rock miner 0.626573 miners basic safety 0.615335 dusty work clothes 0.614387	Windows® based program 0.601114 Safety Testing Optical 0.633194 Load Rate Monitoring 0.603315 Determining Gas Content 0.611439 G. U.S. Patent 0.690209 H. U.S. Patent 0.714644 underground coal mines 0.625353 Hudson A. U.S. 0.642957 irreversible lung disease 0.606045 N. U.S. Patent 0.711765 MSHA HazCom program 0.613628 Miner Mike Saves 0.709616 Air Quantity Estimator 0.600542 Schiffbauer WH 0.647089 Power Transmission Lines 0.621751 Magnet Field-Based Proximity 0.61535 Garvey T. CDC 0.611282 Brautigam A. U.S. 0.64658 UK Patent 0.657843 Machine Shutdown Capability 0.614172 Generating Power Onboard 0.62047 injuries Portable Tester 0.607684 U.S Patent 0.712456 ASCII acceleration data 0.600213	CLICK HERE
15598	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	For Laboratories	Information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	local health department 0.824729 Different diagnostic tests 0.898373 CDC 0.427411 person 0.386768	Zika virus disease 0.945067 Zika virus 0.954551 Healthcare providers 0.617773 state 0.389444	CLICK HERE