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5994	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Sulfur pentafluoride - 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
8688	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcements: Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis ALS AwarenessMonth - May 2013	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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.33695 online web portal 0.424766 ALS risk factors 0.667018 better understanding 0.318299 new research notification 0.408959 United States 0.44038 U.S. Government Printing 0.414134 original MMWR paper 0.405769 Lou Gehrig 0.329231 brief online surveys 0.423113 registry surveys 0.35149 Human Services 0.417771 epidemiologic studies 0.318686 assistive technology 0.336718 neurodegenerative disorder 0.330091 new clinical trials 0.411163 active surveillance activities 0.409052 U.S. Department 0.541255 MMWR HTML versions 0.408862 Medicaid Services 0.323859 MMWR readers 0.318936 Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis 0.43536 federal Agency 0.324956 electronic PDF version 0.399487	Les Turner Foundation 0.411567 subject line 0.335666 Additional information 0.321002 metropolitan areas 0.316493 various initiatives 0.314996 national databases 0.32989 Contact GPO 0.330606 registry enrollees 0.360303 Muscular Dystrophy Association 0.417301 main goals 0.324058 potential risk factors 0.627437 persons 0.360628 sufficient data 0.332212 ATSDR 0.391939 web portal 0.438907 original paper copy 0.403042 potential specimen 0.317413 National ALS Registry 0.995022 bioregistry feasibility study 0.411306 Veterans Affairs 0.315537 ALS Association 0.580196 Disease Registry 0.379319 Toxic Substances 0.317997	CLICK HERE
9037	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Occupationally Acquired Salmonella I4,12:i:1,2 Infection in a Phlebotomist - Minnesota, January2013	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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.738302 personal risk 0.715438 clinical cases 0.725059 identification band 0.719885 symptom onset 0.744216 Human Services 0.791619 Minnesota Department 0.733629 assistive technology 0.732861 infection prevention specialist 0.853116 MMWR HTML versions 0.804563 U.S. Department 0.787503 Kirk E. Smith 0.803645 phlebotomist 0.722315 electronic PDF version 0.794114 Salmonella transmission 0.771137 health-care workers 0.846983 personal protective equipment 0.803078 C. Patient 0.747978 Contact GPO 0.73223 infected patients 0.738217 Ginette Dobbins 0.726259 occupationally acquired infections 0.809478 commercial sources 0.709454 Illness onset dates 0.849916	Minnesota Dept 0.712812 frozen mice 0.720471 original paper copy 0.798196 Joni Scheftel 0.713791 hand-held sample tracking 0.81983 regular disinfection 0.714244 indistinguishable PFGE pattern 0.848002 multistate outbreak 0.728515 Mary J. Choi 0.969555 U.S. Government Printing 0.804667 original MMWR paper 0.801582 Minnesota resident 0.719593 indistinguishable pulsed-field gel 0.859507 frozen feeder mice 0.819715 MMWR readers 0.716385 MDH Public Health 0.860793 subject line 0.731709 typeset documents 0.713517 trade names 0.709511 temporal relationship 0.714829 occupationally acquired Salmonella 0.876924 risk factor 0.713516 Richard Danila 0.711802 occupational person-to-person contact 0.818416	CLICK HERE
10372	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Después de un tornado|Tornados	Información sobre cómo prepararse y mantenerse seguro durante un tornado. Presentado por los Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades (CDC).	fuertes vientos 0.785971 posibles peligros 0.768233 Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.849019 Archivo RealPlayer 0.754413 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.869059 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.846567 busque atención 0.791155 Ellos quizás 0.770988	Archivo Microsoft 0.990712 procedimientos correctos 0.773561 Archivo Microsoft Word 0.866167 Busque asistencia 0.79968 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.846379 muestre comprensión 0.761062 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.846448	CLICK HERE
10868	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Support Among Middle School andHigh School Students for Smoke-free Policies, North Carolina, 2009- CDC	In the United States, little is known about youth attitudes toward smoke-free policies. Our research measures North Carolina middle school and high school students’ opinions about smoke-free policies in indoor and outdoor public places as well as private places such as vehicles, homes, and work environments.	North Carolina 0.669359 high school nonsmokers 0.361797 complex survey design 0.36957 youth 0.47768 Carolina Youth Tobacco 0.384843 current smokers 0.496536 smoking cigarettes 0.372948 Youth Tobacco Survey 0.420127 Carolina middle school 0.469261 smoking status 0.387755 overall middle school 0.386337 North Carolina legislature 0.371861 smoking restrictions 0.373336 middle school response 0.388759 strong smoking regulations 0.369864 overall high school 0.366449 weaker smoking regulations 0.371744 smoking regulations 0.380294 local restaurant smoking 0.366003 SHS exposure 0.465366 school response rate 0.403308 outdoor public places 0.715975 total smoke-free policies 0.378357 smoke-free adult role 0.368729 United States 0.498157	north carolina youth 0.466809 indoor public places 0.653897 vehicles 0.396879 Allow smoking 0.375588 statewide smoke-free policies 0.375529 public places 0.756023 middle school 0.684405 smoking 0.571008 smoke-free home policy 0.370724 smoke-free policies 0.70567 outdoor public transit 0.36716 youth SHS exposure 0.38979 middle school students 0.465784 partial smoking bans 0.400342 high school students 0.919476 indoor work environments 0.576358 high school youth 0.389573 smoke-free vehicle laws 0.367083 smoke-free legislation 0.39051 current smoking status 0.378832 middle school youth 0.375703 logistic regression models 0.474209 venues 0.387882 high school response 0.391166	CLICK HERE
11014	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vitamin K Shot - Essential in Preventing Serious Bleeding in Newborns	Gateway to Health Communication and Social Marketing Practice - Women's Health	life-threatening brain bleed 0.443658 emergency brain surgery 0.439292 Vitamin K shot 0.798693 American Academy 0.383934 overnight baby Brown 0.457295 emergency room 0.428889 holistic providers 0.379058 lifelong disabilities 0.373744 significant variability 0.376122 low stores 0.387548 AAP guidance 0.378748 medical drugs 0.372382 healthy baby boy 0.44833 intensive care unit 0.432591 neonatal vitamin 0.643689 Vitamin K. Babies 0.644721 greater risk 0.379707 relevant laws 0.376301 old infant boy 0.442548 uncontrolled bleeding 0.435707 birth 0.393709 large collection 0.37429 baby brown 0.852716 fully baby Brown 0.456962 brain damage 0.394981	severe kind 0.378212 vitamin 0.96469 prenatal care 0.373853 n’t waking 0.373601 ethnic background 0.382151 state laws 0.376696 health condition 0.379839 Late VKDB 0.386344 vitamin k deficiency 0.619763 deficiency bleeding 0.522101 prevents babies 0.39475 spinal fluid tests 0.431075 emergency cat-scan 0.376646 good news 0.38387 bleeding disorders 0.423798 VKDB 0.429514 social media websites 0.449679 blood transfusion 0.37821 brain scan 0.379529 local hospital 0.37807 vitamin K prophylaxis 0.542461 birth trauma 0.379091 major blood loss 0.469573 regular foods 0.474178	CLICK HERE
12009	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Brote de la enfermedad del Ébola 2014 en África Occidental	null	cluster 0.225072 largest outbreak 0.407505 CDC 0.266126 data 0.224087 Public Health Emergency 0.643758 high-risk contact 0.344249 Viral 0.225014 affected countries 0.336655 Sierra Leone 0.334404 experience 0.225496 virus 0.245449 tools 0.225479 international partners 0.336933 Ebola outbreak 0.701763 technical assistance 0.34924 probable cases 0.352286 multiple countries 0.353362 additional cases 0.456525 response capacities 0.342327	World Health Organization 0.467029 Widespread transmission 0.345552 teams 0.226237 International Concern 0.464956 probable deaths 0.345209 Guinean health authorities 0.446484 ongoing surveillance 0.338436 U.S. government agencies 0.471236 history 0.228417 Emergency Operations Center 0.466195 PHEIC 0.250042 Continued…) 0.366298 public health experts 0.457885 control activities 0.349097 West Africa 0.941384 Situation Report 0.339399 recent flare-up 0.331486 southeastern Guinea 0.332305	CLICK HERE
15244	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Put Your Medicines Up and Away and Out of Sight | CDC Features	About 60,000 young children end up in emergency rooms each year because they got into medicines while an adult wasn't looking. These emergency visits can be prevented by always putting every medicine up and away and out of children’s reach and sight every time you use it.	medicines 0.67834 harm 0.365497 kitchen counter 0.601484 safety caps 0.592311 Different families 0.587858 emergency rooms 0.635669 wrong person 0.624541 house 0.355888 coats 0.354713 children 0.975215 safe storage tips 0.789869 medications 0.437843 sight 0.542409 things 0.42352 young children 0.855173 houseguests 0.377911 child’s bedside 0.608683 sorts 0.363032 cell phones 0.587327 mouths 0.379893 family members 0.571966	Program 0.352844 wrong way 0.631508 medicine 0.887649 Poison Help number 0.826231 emergency visits 0.631616 vitamin 0.352365 friends 0.351642 safe medication storage 0.855646 storage place 0.58443 home 0.576846 medicine bottle 0.608034 purses 0.36032 Campaign 0.352254 vitamins 0.562816 prescription 0.361735 poison control center 0.817282 different places 0.60004 time 0.362739 safest place 0.614318 adult 0.421432	CLICK HERE
15279	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Recommendations for Worker Protection and Use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to Reduce Exposure to Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza A H5 Viruses	Recommendations for Worker Protection and Use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to Reduce Exposure to Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza A H5 Viruses - CDC	comprehensive respiratory protection 0.494424 HPAI H5 virus 0.568537 direct physical contact 0.484314 poultry workers 0.420143 work shift 0.270705 work area 0.269064 PPE 0.993439 H5 virus-infected birds 0.548961 good hand hygiene 0.412533 alcohol-based hand rub 0.424473 United States 0.268769 properly-fitted safety goggles 0.458185 ASTM F1670 0.278384 Occupational Safety 0.280649 cm H2O 0.298958 NIOSH-approved N95 0.379282 Respiratory Protection eTool 0.483757 direct contact 0.305151	fit testing procedures 0.436878 respiratory protection 0.75927 separate clean areas 0.452766 Respiratory Protection standard 0.492814 Health Administration 0.289868 personal protective equipment 0.785357 Fluid-resistant coveralls 0.302033 HPAI H5 0.579627 poultry feces 0.673506 disposable gloves 0.297095 respiratory protection programs 0.485253 dead poultry 0.413741 poultry carcasses 0.694286 PPE training topics 0.857813 potentially-infected poultry 0.412879 sick birds 0.315574 potentially infected materials 0.455402 OSHA regulations 0.30257	CLICK HERE
15438	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Evaluation of the Impact of National HIV Testing Day -United States, 2011-2014 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	transgender persons 0.262883 CDC-funded HIV testing 0.544156 National HIV/AIDS Strategy 0.368578 HIV testing event 0.44739 single testing event 0.278512 NHTD 0.440903 number 0.389754 single conventional test 0.295624 HIV infections 0.686895 testing event data 0.278872 new HIV diagnoses 0.434453 individual HIV status 0.385121 mass testing campaigns 0.269652 HIV status 0.541431 new HIV diagnosis 0.393337 new HIV-positive test 0.292037 HIV testing campaigns 0.4352 new hiv-positive diagnoses 0.546229 racial/ethnic groups 0.279763 national testing event 0.278523 community-based testing events 0.277038 public health practice 0.264293 highest risk 0.292448 National HIV Prevention 0.417219 total testing events 0.280687	human immunodeficiency virus 0.424037 HIV test technology 0.407125 CDC-funded HIV tests 0.387515 CDC-funded testing events 0.290754 new hiv infections 0.603405 HIV testing events 0.825814 newly identified HIV 0.553589 United States 0.298276 HIV-positive persons 0.363105 national hiv testing 0.505167 total HIV testing 0.413733 significant increase 0.259284 National human immunodeficiency 0.271734 HIV-positive testing event 0.303502 HIV diagnosis 0.408697 valid HIV testing 0.44929 HIV test result 0.404726 HIV positive persons 0.440229 MSM 0.268115 hiv testing 0.946508 NHTD campaigns 0.262485 HIV 0.971202 target populations 0.259144 mass testing events 0.276504	CLICK HERE