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4783	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - 2010 Haiti Cholera Outbreak	CDC - Global Health			CLICK HERE
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8226	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Parent's Guide to Hearing Loss, Intervention Options - NCBDDD	Hearing loss can affect a child’s ability to develop communication, language, and social skills. The earlier children with hearing loss start getting services, the more likely they are to reach their full potential. If you are a parent and you suspect your child has hearing loss, trust your instincts and speak with your child’s doctor. Don’t wait!	list Skip 0.812769 Building Languages section 0.738471 intervention options 0.480805 page options Skip 0.94738 professionals 0.255151 individual programs 0.476583 families 0.353673	navigation Skip 0.822488 different types 0.775019 skills 0.254747 individual children 0.454352 strengths 0.281572 baby 0.254495	CLICK HERE
8312	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Risk and Protective Factors - Youth Violence	null	following protective factors 0.562753 young person 0.225816 Farrington DP 0.240626 National Longitudinal Study 0.311674 protective factors 0.911292 young people 0.219215 C. Childhood 0.204941 longitudinal research 0.224786 youth violence 0.821645 buffering protective factors 0.530704 Consistent presence 0.216843 Lipsey MW 0.229355 Derzon JH 0.223006 Resnick MD 0.216358	direct causes 0.228595 risk factors 0.939715 following risk factors 0.52704 various levels 0.225171 American Journal 0.20666 Adolescent Health 0.303167 successful interventions 0.212225 P. Direct 0.204481 evening mealtime 0.226244 Preventive Medicine 0.209514 Youth violence perpetration 0.408928 adolescent risk 0.229423 early adulthood 0.229872	CLICK HERE
8692	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Preventing Chronic Disease - CDC: Volume 10, 2013: 12_0172	Volumen 10 — el 25 de abril de 2013.	gastos médicos 0.93166 complejo asunto 0.363587	menor probabilidad 0.372126	CLICK HERE
8747	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Percentage of Adults Aged 18 and Older Who Often Had Pain in the Past 3 Months,* by Sex and Age Group - National Health Interview Survey, United States, 2010-2011	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. 0.504387 endorsement 0.390429 Unknowns 0.343805 Alternate Text 0.477186 U.S. civilian population 0.664565 Human Services 0.642688 assistive technology 0.515583 U.S. Department 0.629769 MMWR HTML versions 0.610706 electronic PDF version 0.603209 e-mail 0.37097 household interviews 0.487488 Contact GPO 0.504687 denominators 0.351687 percentages 0.341492 commercial sources 0.477531 age groups 0.961434 older age groups 0.819286 current prices 0.470365 standard population 0.496555 original paper copy 0.611274 women 0.422894 United States 0.482515 U.S. Government Printing 0.627236	original MMWR paper 0.605291 adults 0.395716 assistance 0.335213 title 0.334955 MMWR readers 0.478119 character translation 0.46962 file 0.335377 Persons 0.37058 format errors 0.469557 pain 0.521511 following questions 0.497262 subject line 0.50962 Health 0.359285 typeset documents 0.476202 trade names 0.477649 official text 0.465052 U.S. population 0.504037 Estimates 0.376833 non-CDC sites 0.473065 report 0.334933 confidence interval 0.49764 information 0.335399 Accommodation 0.334977 electronic conversions 0.464967	CLICK HERE
9085	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	STD Facts - STDs & Pregnancy	STDs and Pregnancy Fact Sheet from CDC. Can pregnant women become infected with STDs? Should pregnant women be tested for STDs? Can STDs be treated during pregnancy? And more...	health care provider 0.637606 health outcomes 0.578911 pregnant women 0.807451 Disease Control 0.582454 things 0.515218 vital way 0.578679 results 0.517037 Detailed CDC Fact 0.647679 sex partner 0.582651 oral sex 0.576178 sooner 0.516757 chlamydia 0.53748 past 0.515895 pregnancy 0.694666 birth 0.516853 AIDS 0.5166 genital herpes 0.57929 symptoms 0.53418 sexually transmitted diseases 0.679479 tests 0.554295 chances 0.516428 honest conversation 0.580462 doctors 0.553684 antiviral medications 0.579251 antibiotics 0.515605	problems 0.534236 unborn baby 0.663895 Centers 0.515299 infection 0.585947 CDC screening recommendations 0.641909 gonorrhea 0.51837 Yes. Testing 0.583903 babies 0.515722 STD Treatment Guidelines 0.664148 Prevention 0.515285 regular medical care 0.646093 trichomoniasis 0.518833 table 0.515152 health complications 0.578753 high-risk sexual behavior 0.647921 preventive measures 0.575915 delivery 0.515801 harmful effects 0.58513 syphilis 0.516893 medical care 0.749624 doctor 0.515858 HIV 0.557114 STDs 0.970223 Sheet 0.515124	CLICK HERE
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