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521	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Measles: Make Sure Your Child is Fully Immunized	Measles is a highly contagious disease. It can be serious for young children. Protect child by making sure he or she is up to date on vaccinations, including before traveling abroad.	red spots 0.482578 vaccinations 0.439925 runny nose 0.488728 Infants 0.428411 body 0.416447 6-year-old children 0.477755 children 0.592357 young children 0.564969 measles quiz 0.644573 varicella vaccine 0.527693 vaccination record 0.477528 red eyes 0.479627 dose 0.519842 rubella vaccines 0.501236 mumps 0.455954 child 0.591171 Measles Vaccination 0.645568 doses 0.462924 death 0.416319 United States 0.618912 vaccines 0.501916 fever 0.416472 air 0.415762 head 0.416466 MMRV vaccine 0.570805	infected person coughs 0.552859 pneumonia 0.417309 measles vaccine 0.78323 combination vaccine 0.525562 eligible children 0.471499 mobile app 0.478257 health insurance plans 0.52621 unvaccinated people 0.478932 brain 0.416326 highly contagious disease 0.566523 people 0.526008 sneezes 0.415746 doctor 0.484609 rash 0.418038 health insurance provider 0.522617 healthcare provider 0.473709 chickenpox 0.415948 state VFC coordinator 0.52577 immunization scheduler 0.474507 Children Program 0.469223 Measles spreads 0.670841 measles 0.97787 MMR vaccine 0.605942 age 0.519202	CLICK HERE
4574	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	DVBID: Home Page | CDC Lyme Disease	Information on Lyme disease. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	Steps 0.320635 Health Grand Rounds 0.664331 infection 0.324323 joints 0.326069 characteristic skin rash 0.571271 Innovations 0.320909 fever 0.325819 Typical symptoms 0.429334 infected blacklegged ticks 0.639086 fatigue 0.327395 Feeling 0.325065 lyme disease 0.935028 pesticides 0.324784 bite 0.329099 CDC Public Health 0.661139 tickborne diseases 0.554446	possibility 0.324723 Laboratory testing 0.418285 cases 0.320527 validated methods 0.425561 physical findings 0.42189 infected ticks 0.488065 heart 0.322358 bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi 0.587719 erythema migrans 0.459113 Public Health Grand 0.646971 insect repellent 0.423136 exposure 0.322616 Video 0.356346 headache 0.328776 antibiotics 0.326798 humans 0.324586	CLICK HERE
5529	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Oxygen difluoride - 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
6599	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Antismoking media campaign and smoking cessation outcomes, New York State, 2003-2009.	The objective of this study was to examine whether exposure to the New York Tobacco Control Program's statewide antismoking media campaign corresponded to smoking outcomes.	New York BRFSS 0.324665 new york adult 0.622046 New York Behavioral 0.355892 York State Department 0.352534 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.322215 National Health Interview 0.334707 media campaign 0.439476 tobacco control programs 0.41822 new york smokers 0.380749 national smoking prevention 0.28868 NY TCP advertisements 0.294684 York Adult Tobacco 0.512575 New York State 0.57924 media campaign advertisements 0.285837 York adult smokers 0.377818 Health Interview Survey 0.337494 Control Program advertisement 0.351692 York Tobacco Control 0.451323 Media Campaign Resource 0.303904 mass media campaigns 0.31009 health communication 0.301486 TCP media campaign 0.293043 statewide tobacco control 0.307374 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.322306 York Behavioral Risk 0.338769	smoking prevalence 0.480018 New York Tobacco 0.457642 New York adults 0.353946 United States 0.329011 current smoking prevalence 0.316656 New York residents 0.29559 advertisements 0.310994 adult smoking prevalence 0.365192 Adult Tobacco Survey 0.509216 cigarette consumption 0.333832 public health 0.325762 early tobacco control 0.286414 New York 0.962597 Farrelly MC 0.396959 NY TCP 0.795727 adult smokers 0.39348 past-year quit attempts 0.292054 state tobacco control 0.315493 antismoking media campaign 0.353073 health 0.354779 tobacco control program 0.571079 NY TCP advertising 0.322084 York State Smokers 0.298307 Campaign Resource Center 0.294279	CLICK HERE
6877	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Bat Flu	A new and dramatically different influenza A virus has been discovered in fruit bats - CDC	current form 0.382831 human illness 0.376575 infectious diseases 0.372928 CDC experts 0.422989 infectious disease threats 0.440555 Central American 0.370474 genetic properties 0.375517 Disease Control 0.391925 test tubes 0.373672 Valley’s field 0.372726 GDD Guatemala Regional 0.47101 fantastic opportunities 0.368253 emergency response activities 0.423006 National Academy 0.383641 regional center 0.441289 single host cell 0.438373 previous pandemics 0.372883 CDC Seasonal Flu 0.466687 common influenza viruses 0.672933 bat populations 0.401475 global disease detection 0.631259 bat viruses 0.49706 Influenza related information 0.594001 H1N1 pandemic 0.369621	Disease Detection Program 0.443495 disease experts 0.374444 Bat Influenza Questions 0.616828 human health issue 0.453574 human influenza viruses 0.84202 dramatically different influenza 0.65581 continental United States 0.426167 monitor influenza viruses 0.658484 bats 0.483453 southern Guatemala 0.406638 different species 0.372199 scientists.  Preliminary research 0.450938 genetic information 0.377311 bat influenza virus 0.746112 scientific development 0.369411 Reassortment events 0.374224 Rabies Program 0.372934 basic needs 0.369192 new virus 0.415691 Additional studies 0.370137 Celia Cordón 0.370132 influenza viruses 0.987531 new influenza viruses 0.695434 fruit bats 0.450642	CLICK HERE
7894	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Early Warning Disease Surveillance After a Flood Emergency -Pakistan, 2010	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.	DEWS 0.881444 disease reporting 0.632682 acute paralytic illness 0.631383 patient visits 0.693226 outbreak alerts 0.768406 Pakistan National Institute 0.68969 surveillance staff members 0.660104 outbreak investigation 0.628367 appropriate case management 0.807697 national public health 0.638625 case definitions 0.701902 World Health Organization 0.934907 health facilities 0.69581 district health officers 0.619306 hemorrhagic fever syndrome 0.674847 Daily disease counts 0.629247 warning disease surveillance 0.766674 acute hemorrhagic fever 0.732848 data quality 0.708297 acute meningitis 0.638595 laboratory confirmation 0.629464 specimen collection 0.620702 early warning disease 0.768884 DEWS implementation mirror 0.712982 early outbreak detection 0.644755	acute watery diarrhea 0.929161 DEWS implementation 0.72528 acute respiratory infection 0.964639 disease outbreak alerts 0.649615 acute jaundice syndrome 0.71043 acute diarrhea 0.855618 outbreak detection systems 0.634409 bacterial meningitis 0.64842 acute onset 0.621441 public health 0.68857 skin diseases 0.686754 DEWS forms 0.678243 standardized DEWS case 0.749141 disease surveillance systems 0.652911 staff members 0.682182 primary objective 0.625651 bloody diarrhea 0.688782 acute flaccid paralysis 0.799512 Reinforce appropriate case 0.809949 EWARN systems 0.622727 standardized case definitions 0.685193 unexplained fever 0.685383 outbreak detection 0.75316 health importance.* Information 0.624829	CLICK HERE
9196	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Networks Make Food Safer | CDC Features	Foodborne diseases are preventable, yet common causes of illness, disability, and death worldwide. Find out how CDC and global partners are equipping countries with tools and training to make food safer.	foodborne diseases 0.92594 PulseNet International 0.47398 Global Disease Detection 0.547936 essential step 0.469409 safe food-handling guidelines 0.537166 complex options 0.472025 Chinese Ministry 0.475401 Disease scientists 0.481211 foodborne illnesses 0.618709 CDC laboratory scientists 0.550318 street vendors 0.468793 foodborne disease outbreaks 0.801511 Acute Diarrheal Diseases 0.563476 U.S. best practices 0.538666 PulseNet China 0.480045 greatest risk 0.470505 sick people 0.474867 better discovery 0.472739 cooking areas 0.473229 countries 0.495285 single recipe 0.479171 global partners 0.488847 share findings 0.476184 diarrheal diseases 0.565847 Environmental Diseases 0.492673	new foodborne diseases 0.672002 Global Health Unit 0.547492 Food safety 0.495381 disease-causing germs 0.495673 complex process 0.481202 tainted food 0.489428 laboratory scientists 0.598716 United States 0.472174 international activities 0.47847 food choices 0.485614 laboratory tools 0.476601 death worldwide 0.487996 China 0.480227 consumers 0.449395 public health 0.553013 basic public health 0.552383 public health workers 0.541603 Chinese microbiologists 0.476257 key role 0.47509 DNA fingerprints 0.474123 foodborne disease detection 0.672419 foodborne disease 0.870636 lab detection yields 0.534732 laboratory skills 0.475088	CLICK HERE
9590	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Settings of Norovirus Outbreaks, Figure 2 | CDC Features	Noroviruses spread by having contact with infected people, consuming contaminated food or water, and touching contaminated objects or surfaces. Outbreaks occur often and can happen to people of all ages in a variety of settings.	refers 0.407898 restaurant 0.370393 single exposure 0.665558 banquet facility 0.642522	health care facility 0.912182 day-care facility 0.679255 foodborne outbreaks 0.814227 private residence 0.675838	CLICK HERE
9861	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Laboratory Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Team - Waterborne Disease Prevention Branch - DFWED - NCEZID	Division of Foodborne, Waterborne, and Environmental Diseases homepage (DFWED). DFWED is part of the National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases.	Applies serological assays 0.419666 drug therapies 0.350146 Laboratory Team conducts 0.413316 WASH laboratory team 0.426101 navigation Skip 0.312589 global water 0.262592 serological assays 0.484512 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.426508 sample detection methods 0.387709 list Skip 0.320238 page options Skip 0.450203 natural environment 0.253948 new serological assays 0.424682 associated analytical methods 0.37434 WASH-related disease 0.250228 advanced molecular detection 0.574671 environmental sampling techniques 0.369226 free-living amebic infections 0.726046 future infections 0.274032 bead-based serological assays 0.43623 epidemiologic studies 0.245012 post-public health intervention 0.328918 diagnostic methods 0.250981 outbreak investigations 0.380175	bacterial infections 0.267722 Supports water-related emergency 0.365661 fecal contamination 0.243437 zoonotic parasites 0.280824 intestinal amebas 0.540016 parasitic disease surveillance 0.379958 Diagnoses amebic infections 0.436715 simple ELISA-based method 0.343158 Naegleria fowleri 0.409071 molecular detection tools 0.357948 recreational water 0.247292 environmental samples 0.353365 treatment methods 0.261398 pathogenic free-living Acanthamoeba 0.554676 Cryptosporidium oocyst production 0.374604 protozoan parasites 0.254 Balamuthia mandrillaris 0.252874 matter experts 0.245349 Conducts environmental investigations 0.384533 microbial detection 0.248517 zoonotic diseases 0.27563 protozoan pathogens 0.257649 free-living amebas 0.919077 lead laboratory unit 0.413248	CLICK HERE
16220	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Resources for Tribal Road Safety | CDC Features	TMVIPP significantly improves road safety in tribal communities	North Carolina 0.368225 AI/AN community 0.375922 car seat 0.512227 alcohol-impaired driving. 0.398049 Tribal Toolkit 0.380183 media campaign 0.372401 recommended strategies 0.413356 Rural Indian Health 0.440657 motor vehicle death 0.487767 effective strategies 0.374159 AI/AN passenger vehicle 0.466428 Yurok Program 0.389213 alcohol-impaired driving 0.473131 effective interventions 0.377282 car seat checks 0.47319 injury prevention strategies 0.445922 racial/ethnic populations 0.373485 American Indians 0.45278 AI/AN communities 0.382003 higher rates 0.372773 TMVIP programs 0.366813 best practices guide 0.516393 environmental changes 0.370541 highlights important steps 0.419262	car seat distribution 0.475373 fact sheets 0.367616 primary focus 0.370087 Tribal Motor Vehicle 0.629309 car crashes 0.402216 AI/AN tribes 0.377715 motor vehicle crash 0.535881 road safety 0.51365 motor vehicle 0.984689 motor vehicle injury 0.833014 child safety seat 0.539807 Yurok Tribe 0.380585 injury prevention program 0.688409 significantly improved road 0.43543 vehicle crash injury 0.530218 Indian Country 0.371995 community education clinics 0.4343 tribal communities 0.507496 Alaska Natives 0.462686 high prevalence 0.376244 vehicle injury prevention 0.853515 Indian Health Service 0.511417 seat belt 0.442863 motor vehicle crashes 0.872904	CLICK HERE