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2945	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Bill's Story - Real Stories - Tips from Former Smokers - Smoking & Tobacco Use	The story of Bill, a former smoker who has diabetes, had his leg amputated, and suffered kidney failure.	cigarette 0.383462 retina—damage 0.33529 anybody 0.364389 father 0.334302 kidney failure 0.87191 poor circulation—made 0.835646 makes 0.341717 hard way 0.870054 stupid thing 0.895583 left eye 0.802539 life 0.330029	nasty addiction 0.845271 leg 0.813014 health problems 0.773138 back. 0.340419 children 0.331418 heart disease 0.780816 smoking 0.986694 emotional video 0.796805 family 0.43609 diabetes 0.495117	CLICK HERE
4485	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC A-Z Index - V	CDC A-Z Index	Virtual Healthy Schools 0.649447 Rotavirus Vaccine 0.722649 Vaccine Ingredients 0.69389 Vaccine Safety 0.887945 Varicella Vaccination 0.575639 Variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease 0.68663 Microsoft Word file 0.559932 Vaccine Safety Concerns 0.771087 Search Form Controls 0.696963 Vaccine Side Effects 0.694911 Vaccine Information 0.773167 Vaccine Recalls 0.691037 Major Virus Infection 0.580068 CDC TV 0.593303 Vaccine Information Statements 0.730515 Vaccine Tracking 0.744704 Vancomycin-resistant Enterococci Infection 0.704481 Ebola Virus Disease 0.571045 A-Z Index 0.966897 Epidemiology Elective Program 0.631218 Genital Candidiasis 0.630761 Rift Valley Fever 0.577572 Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers 0.749676	Varicella Disease 0.561931 Von Willebrand Disease 0.633955 Contact CDC 0.58783 Marburg Hemorrhagic Fever 0.657594 hemorrhagic fever 0.771792 Search The CDC 0.629204 page options Skip 0.574094 Vaccine Adverse Event 0.880806 Vancomycin-Intermediate/Resistant Staphylococcus aureus 0.680765 Staphylococcus aureus Infections 0.661951 Alaska Native Vaccination 0.587441 CDC Mission 0.590392 Varicella Zoster Virus 0.718421 Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever 0.660784 Alkhurma hemorrhagic fever 0.656535 Vibrio cholerae Infection 0.580119 Omsk hemorrhagic fever 0.656637 Infant Death Syndrome 0.631355 Chapare Hemorrhagic Fever 0.658986 Minor Virus Infection 0.574073 Lujo Hemorrhagic Fever 0.65441 Virtual Platform Initiative 0.64147 CDC A-Z Index 0.784746	CLICK HERE
4531	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Cover Your Cough	Cover your cough to stop the spread of germs that make you and others sick - CDC	nose 0.589319 stress 0.459229 hands 0.470199 alcohol-based hand rub 0.969176 Stay home 0.721702 warm water 0.704854 Practice 0.451662 plenty 0.546302 tissue 0.472305 Clean 0.460283	eyes 0.466734 people 0.463897 drink 0.467023 sleep 0.462174 mouth 0.585177 close contact 0.758499 nutritious food 0.706071 good health habits 0.921796 soap 0.566551	CLICK HERE
6431	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Influenza Type A Viruses | Avian Influenza (Flu)	Information about Influenza Type A Viruses and Subtypes - CDC	H7N9 viruses 0.571382 avian influenza 0.748355 known HA subtypes 0.535264 broad lineage classifications 0.442092 North American ‘poultry 0.414958 American lineage AI 0.450068 subtypes 0.599888 wild birds 0.458436 exhibit mild illness 0.429073 lineage AI viruses 0.66164 frequently identified subtypes 0.49277 pathogenic avian influenza 0.50116 upper respiratory tract 0.479852 pathogenicity avian influenza 0.50273 known subtypes 0.537313 NA subtypes 0.468405 influenza A virus 0.545327 virus infections 0.494608 virus subtypes 0.493253 viruses 0.968513 closely related viruses 0.621609 HPAI H5N1 viruses 0.614537 Asian lineage 0.5527	HPAI virus 0.422082 respiratory tract illness 0.420145 North American lineage 0.512972 H5N1 virus infections 0.480813 Avian influenza viruses 0.689652 H7N7 virus infections 0.470649 virus subtype 0.435887 H9 viruses 0.566716 Wild aquatic birds 0.437232 H7 viruses 0.594476 influenza type 0.452341 influenza viruses 0.776899 lineage avian influenza 0.508694 frequently identified H7 0.438874 severe respiratory illness 0.421908 H5 viruses 0.571262 LPAI viruses 0.73354 certain wild ducks 0.424742 infection cause illness 0.467118 influenza a viruses 0.721736 infected animal species 0.418418 HPAI viruses 0.640218 human infection 0.479746	CLICK HERE
7015	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Section 907 of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act -Tobacco Product Standards	null			CLICK HERE
7543	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	ADHD - Symptoms and Diagnosis	ADHD is one of the most common neurobehavioral disorders of childhood. It is usually first diagnosed in childhood and often lasts into adulthood. Children with ADHD have trouble paying attention, controlling impulsive behaviors (may act without thinking about what the result will be), and in some cases, are overly active.	American Academy 0.37038 mental health 0.484906 mobile telephones 0.348631 Inattentive Presentation 0.334613 school materials 0.349662 different settings 0.361801 similar symptoms 0.418543 long period 0.352293 older ages 0.347772 health care providers 0.484715 National Institutes 0.334633 dissociative disorder 0.345616 hyperactive-impulsive symptoms 0.381972 mood disorder 0.342515 mental effort 0.347542 personality disorder 0.339234 several-step process 0.382106 developmental level 0.498554 diagnostic standard 0.353763 adolescents age 0.350908 close attention 0.341184 symptoms 0.801823 certain types 0.369321 primary care provider 0.511588	single test 0.375385 leisure activities 0.357864 anxiety disorder 0.337736 Predominantly Hyperactive-Impulsive Presentation 0.443578 child 0.345047 ADHD 0.683411 criteria inattention 0.44656 American Psychiatric Association 0.938588 adults 0.383792 daily activities 0.365035 health professional 0.358968 inattention 0.494759 healthcare professionals 0.490402 his/her turn 0.347155 public health 0.359863 National Resource Center 0.456955 sleep disorders 0.364114 younger children 0.339661 careless mistakes 0.356451 Statistical Manual 0.501374 mental disorder 0.345454 psychotic disorder 0.345434 activities 0.429764 Mental Disorders 0.33893	CLICK HERE
7869	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HIV Global - Health Communication	HIV Global - Gateway to Health Communication - CDC	HIV-infected person 0.664305 new HIV infections 0.824026 injection drug 0.621826 Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia 0.627759 internationally displaced persons 0.614496 HIV virus 0.763918 cultural norms 0.565667 sexual promiscuity 0.562259 HIV-related deaths 0.582843 HIV-infected blood 0.644714 white blood cells 0.625843 pregnant woman 0.562576 cell count 0.563485 risky behaviors 0.630843 increased risk 0.565849 infant appropriate ARVs 0.6051 support systems 0.561162 casual contact 0.618881 weight loss 0.567733 AIDS 0.583728 characteristic opportunistic infections 0.65633 enlarged lymph glands 0.627591 healthy people 0.565638 HIV-related immune destruction 0.639576	antiretroviral drugs 0.563924 injection drug needles 0.610327 medical male circumcision 0.612667 safe sex 0.573844 night sweats 0.569858 antiretroviral therapy 0.56611 high levels 0.564557 opportunistic infections 0.71076 commercial sex workers 0.627782 AIDS deaths 0.58134 toilet seats 0.561144 multiple sex partners 0.628932 HIV transmission 0.852663 social stigma 0.563572 bodily fluids 0.630808 migrant workers 0.564031 infected person 0.598583 injection drug users 0.616431 Drug regimens 0.563802 testing facilities 0.561253 HIV 0.974949 HIV worldwide 0.737768 sub-saharan africa 0.638532 heterosexual HIV infection 0.747582	CLICK HERE
9206	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Assessing Public Policies and Assets That Affect Obesity Risk While Building New Public Health Partnerships, New Hampshire, 2011 - CDC	The New Hampshire Obesity Prevention Program and the 9 New Hampshire regional planning commissions assessed the state’s obesity-related policies and assets by using community measures recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	mixed-use development 0.557597 previous question 0.505666 local government 0.44502 cross-country ski trails 0.427949 municipality 0.896191 paved streets 0.496322 Human Services 0.48881 questions 0.43623 active living 0.436443 Disease Control 0.595773 regional planning commissions 0.55642 community gardens 0.480609 Rev Public Health 0.429457 comprehensive needs assessment 0.431236 obesity reduction 0.441471 nutrition standards 0.612785 Recommended Community Strategies 0.456053 Public Health Services 0.436734 healthful eating 0.763573 public health practice 0.458884 total zoned acres 0.449722 survey instrument 0.448767 survey 0.53019 shared-use paths 0.59547	healthy foods 0.487581 municipal buildings 0.617774 local government centers 0.437402 online tool SurveyMonkey 0.442156 new road construction 0.436299 policies 0.447594 sidewalks 0.432387 reported miles 0.430697 Livable Walkable Communities 0.428026 bike lanes 0.629702 local agriculture 0.436373 total mileage 0.48441 daily physical activity 0.438013 public health 0.597573 policy 0.459662 outdoor recreational facilities 0.429249 municipalities 0.635494 SAS software version 0.430965 physical activity 0.663445 largely rural state 0.438909 municipal representatives 0.507489 Public Health Service 0.428871 New Hampshire 0.975905 Obesity Prevention Program 0.688862	CLICK HERE
11937	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Progress Toward Poliomyelitis Eradication - Afghanistan andPakistan, January 2013-August 2014	Noha H. Farag, MD, PhD1, James Alexander, MD1, Stephen Hadler, MD2, Arshad Quddus, MBBS, MSc3, Elias Durry, MD1, Mufty Zubair Wadood, MBBS, MMSPH4, Rudolph H. Tangermann, MD5, Derek Ehrhardt, MPH1 (Author affiliations at end of text).	global polio eradication 0.452798 temporarily inaccessible areas.** 0.435121 Afghanistan 0.803671 temporarily inaccessible areas 0.540139 immunization program performance 0.450354 sewage samples 0.586667 place Afghanistan 0.451682 vaccination campaigns 0.443113 polio eradication 0.791862 field AFP surveillance 0.436401 comprehensive polio endgame 0.46854 permanent polio teams 0.441998 indigenous Afghanistan WPVs 0.496386 SIAs 0.511613 Administered Tribal Areas 0.432996 North Waziristan Agency 0.520781 polio eradication program 0.454926 vaccination coverage 0.515375 short-interval additional dose 0.505464 polio eradication activities 0.489905 Pakistan 0.970361 children 0.634677 house-to-house supplementary immunization 0.440713 Mufty Zubair Wadood 0.431334	AFP surveillance performance 0.441784 North Waziristan 0.525666 cVDPV2 cases 0.433731 vaccination teams 0.470741 orphan viruses 0.469301 WPV1 cases 0.704918 Polio Eradication Department 0.455087 Southern Region 0.69225 cases 0.728759 indigenous wild poliovirus 0.431055 endemic Afghanistan virus 0.503075 additional dose campaigns 0.495869 WPV type 0.432929 World Health Assembly 0.43512 acute flaccid paralysis 0.534939 WPV cases 0.526382 AFP surveillance 0.488931 global public health 0.438033 Global Polio Laboratory 0.440247 Noha H. Farag 0.535699 WPV transmission 0.509873 undetected WPV transmission 0.444975 zero-dose children 0.520702	CLICK HERE
13371	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Trap Up! | Rodents | CDC	null	frequent rodent activity 0.739212 non-poisonous snakes 0.345576 rodent shelters 0.426051 appropriate snap trap 0.9403 glue traps 0.602321 peanut butter 0.37849 bait pan 0.385124 bait end 0.378018	Natural rodent predators 0.682772 rodents 0.568709 traps 0.785452 deer mice 0.41394 house mice 0.414402 regular human traffic 0.610747 new rodents 0.490305	CLICK HERE