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6019	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Propylene glycol monomethyl 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
6499	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Transmission - Yellow Fever	How Yellow fever virus is transmitted.	monkey 0.22255 non-human primates 0.384402 urban setting 0.308787 viremic human 0.304394 Japanese encephalitis viruses 0.47427 yellow fever virus 0.96068 transmission 0.249689 genus Flavivirus 0.340842 bite 0.227846 West Nile 0.341656 St. Louis encephalitis 0.472627 forest canopy 0.32471	mosquitoes 0.599437 jungle border areas 0.435132 RNA virus 0.504642 urban cycle 0.304365 onset 0.260851 people 0.24778 monkeys 0.261177 infected Aedes 0.394775 Aedes aegypti 0.353541 Haemagogus species mosquitoes 0.549602 infected primates 0.393357 humans 0.321213	CLICK HERE
6915	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Systemic lupus erythematosus SLE or lupus	A brief epidemiological overview of pediatric arthritis, including background, prevalence, and incidence.			CLICK HERE
8447	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Videos - Campaign Resources - Tips From Former Smokers - Smoking & Tobacco Use	Videos featuring television commercials, advertisements, extended interviews, and vignettes from the Tips from Former Smokers campaign, which features real people suffering as a result of smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke.	high school 0.247978 heart attack 0.235954 Story  Smoking 0.212784 Tips Commercial  Felicita 0.200766 TV ad 0.222471 Buerger’s disease 0.301106 video 0.640553 throat cancer 0.290952 life 0.338125 cigarette smoking 0.248236 lung cancer 0.211783 smoking regular cigarettes 0.275248 smoking cigarettes 0.22485 lullaby—before smoking 0.204705 smoking 0.942609 Tips Commercial  Smoking 0.375419 stop smoking 0.20435 hospital 0.241626 CDC’s Tips 0.664785 TV commercial 0.628613 Brett 0.230145 disease 0.356255	Anthem Tips Commercial 0.214659 gum disease 0.214124 Smokers campaign 0.723685 secondhand smoke exposure 0.320554 health 0.273093 asthma attack 0.238157 people 0.245555 Quit Smoking 0.222329 lung 0.255581 DiseaseTips Commercial  Smoking 0.253281 Tips Commercial  Terrie 0.208388 health problems 0.247205 Tips Commercial 0.844537 Terrie 0.32279 cancer 0.38015 cigarettes 0.364362 family 0.209364 teenagers smoking 0.203612 age 0.444851 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.267718 Air Force 0.208991 story 0.67696	CLICK HERE
9787	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HIV in the United States - Statistics Overview -Statistics Center - HIV/AIDS	HIV in the United States: At A Glance	new HIV infections 0.640726 injection drug 0.449442 CDC surveillance systems 0.485415 male-to-male sexual contact 0.559198 overall population 0.454127 Young people 0.452865 HIV infections 0.72313 fact sheet 0.563402 viral load 0.541089 annual infections 0.566809 aEstimated annual HIV 0.578895 annual HIV infections 0.687654 highest rate 0.449351 HIV medical care 0.580385 population 0.464825 estimated number 0.452748 heterosexuals 0.469803 Hispanic/Latino 0.448223 Viral suppression 0.44887 heterosexual contact 0.498257 largest number 0.454959 recent viral load 0.486755 new infections 0.466978 AIDS diagnosis 0.48226	United States 0.517483 AIDS diagnoses 0.517085 dramatically lower chance 0.490828 African American gay 0.654538 PWID 0.486489 Annual HIV infectionsa 0.622041 African Americans 0.527616 HIV Surveillance Report 0.582422 National HIV Surveillance 0.57037 HIV diagnoses 0.79605 HIV diagnosis 0.619299 African American women 0.494679 continuous HIV care 0.57859 HIV prevention efforts 0.620591 HIV incidence 0.536102 dependent areas 0.452533 Census Bureau 0.446955 bisexual men 0.987429 people 0.532985 population rates 0.450912 sharp increases 0.454948 HIV 0.958814 annual number 0.45602 Incidence data 0.449281	CLICK HERE
12022	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcements: Recommendation Regarding Tobacco Use andSecondhand Smoke Exposure - Community Preventive Services TaskForce	The Community Preventive Services Task Force recently posted new information on its website: "Reducing Tobacco Use and Secondhand Smoke Exposure: Comprehensive Tobacco Control Programs." The information is available at http://www.thecommunityguide.	prevention experts 0.496413 CDC 0.566031 endorsement 0.4057 Tobacco Control Programs 0.693836 Human Services 0.82876 research 0.330662 U.S. Department 0.836732 MMWR HTML versions 0.632814 task force 0.984115 identification 0.330076 electronic PDF version 0.616533 review 0.330433 new information 0.51713 members 0.331476 Preventive 0.336088 population health 0.50193 Contact GPO 0.524046 Director 0.331426 commercial sources 0.487738 decision makers 0.488018 current prices 0.47478 original paper copy 0.613243 Internet 0.329642 Secondhand Smoke Exposure 0.685724	wide range 0.493896 U.S. Government Printing 0.619118 policies 0.330992 Superintendent 0.335977 MMWR readers 0.492897 character translation 0.474884 technical support 0.490961 http://www.thecommunityguide.org/tobacco/comprehensive.html 0.335523 MMWR paper copy 0.62586 public health 0.51168 format errors 0.482445 website 0.334174 approval 0.333534 typeset documents 0.489295 trade names 0.487923 Services Task Force 0.810159 official text 0.471859 non-CDC sites 0.484363 References 0.329701 organizations 0.329465 uncompensated panel 0.490259 electronic conversions 0.47446 Comprehensive 0.334055 printable versions 0.468183	CLICK HERE
12259	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Factors Associated With Daily Consumption of Sugar-Sweetened Beverages Among Adult Patients at Four Federally Qualified Health Centers, Bronx, New York, 2013 - CDC	Preventing Chronic Disease (PCD) is a peer-reviewed electronic journal established by the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. PCD provides an open exchange of information and knowledge among researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and others who strive to improve the health of the public through chronic disease prevention.	SSB RAQs 0.586634 patient health behavior 0.309941 health behavior changes 0.302539 healthier clinical measurements 0.26706 health centers 0.3056 EHR 0.348931 Future studies 0.270531 New York City 0.571814 City Community Health 0.277991 Transform Community Health 0.274572 Montefiore Medical Center 0.345653 health behaviors 0.46903 specific health behaviors 0.265509 health behaviors data 0.32181 SSB consumption 0.944329 patients 0.584995 Community Health Network 0.338091 SSB drinks 0.303098 daily SSB consumption 0.594248 health condition 0.36533 standardized health behavior 0.265656 York City CHS 0.284172 public health agencies 0.41371 electronic health record 0.362853 SSB RAQ 0.295577	daily SSB intake 0.366058 study 0.277305 public health sectors 0.269789 EHR data 0.290705 unhealthy behaviors 0.292328 health services variables 0.275357 servings 0.25846 adult patients 0.544594 health behavior 0.752773 self-reported health behavior 0.310843 Community Health 0.347092 federally qualified health 0.357261 health service 0.361846 health 0.781893 primary care centers 0.39601 Bronx Community Health 0.339678 patient-reported health behaviors 0.293464 SSB intake 0.678172 EHR structure 0.252228 SSB questions 0.320717 qualified health centers 0.269332 MMC EHR database 0.264298 health behavior data 0.278727 primary care 0.406777	CLICK HERE
13134	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Letters to CDC Ebola Workers | CDC Features	Ohio high-school students write to CDC Ebola workers – and the workers write back.	CDC Director 0.625371 response workers 0.62448 Criminal Justice program 0.574832 medical workers 0.516925 Ebola virus 0.582068 Heights High School 0.603687 reply 0.41842 Ebola Response Team 0.81055 Ms. White 0.586309 lives 0.435582 CDC responders 0.625218 Ohio high-school students 0.634896 in-depth letters 0.580083 thank-you note 0.50092 thank-you letters 0.497574 CDC Ebola Response 0.920446 Nataysha Brown 0.496342 replies 0.48368 CDC staffers 0.618185 support 0.435276 TIME magazine 0.505477 Deonte Martin 0.493473 student questions 0.492379 far-reaching implications 0.521237 students 0.766846	Sierra Leone 0.608035 creative exercise 0.512361 medical response 0.510871 heartfelt notes 0.500739 brief notes 0.496605 Cleveland Heights High 0.775269 teacher Courtney White 0.612533 class 0.419019 news 0.418683 specific answers 0.494361 CDC staff 0.689278 Ta'Ron Wright 0.488986 disease 0.418591 comments 0.418301 day-to-day life 0.499133 Barb G. 0.496478 people 0.457571 CDC Ebola workers 0.833035 big Ebola incidence 0.650359 West Africa 0.585713 service 0.457136 gratitude 0.419601 indomitable spirit 0.692111 U.S 0.418556	CLICK HERE
13618	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement: National Cholesterol Education Month -September 2015	September 2015 is National Cholesterol Education Month. High blood cholesterol is a major risk factor for heart disease and stroke, the first and fifth leading causes of death in the United States. High cholesterol is asymptomatic; therefore, blood cholesterol screening is the only way to know one's risk.	major risk factor 0.558994 Task Force 0.368003 endorsement 0.287158 American Academy 0.370548 Human Services 0.504467 blood cholesterol screening 0.776833 U.S. Department 0.503699 MMWR HTML versions 0.492851 high cholesterol 0.767406 electronic PDF version 0.478177 increased risk 0.38668 additional information 0.363539 regular cholesterol 0.625778 Contact GPO 0.393756 commercial sources 0.362056 current prices 0.354425 original paper copy 0.474015 women 0.247719 U.S. Preventive Services 0.533582 heart attack 0.518225 death 0.229772 United States 0.385972 original MMWR paper 0.486164 U.S. Government Printing 0.481732	Educational materials 0.363674 High blood cholesterol 0.821743 Superintendent 0.230012 cholesterol levels 0.617852 MMWR readers 0.36864 character translation 0.352689 healthy cholesterol level 0.931765 heart disease 0.54 causes 0.229788 format errors 0.357132 heart-healthy diet 0.382553 typeset documents 0.36395 trade names 0.36219 National Cholesterol Education 0.821239 healthy weight 0.380675 official text 0.350477 stroke 0.299772 way 0.227984 physical activity 0.366252 non-CDC sites 0.360142 Health behaviors 0.371331 ages 0.246923 coronary heart disease 0.531126 electronic conversions 0.35142	CLICK HERE
16336	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FastStats - Measles, Mumps, and Rubella	null	new measles 0.733217 number 0.495305 doses 0.310079 Percent 0.442895 adolescents 0.298019	children 0.279376 new German measles 0.943315 91.9 0.277348 rubella 0.651652 new mumps cases 0.85687	CLICK HERE