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199	Health and Human Services	Html	en	Stop Bullying on the Spot	Simple steps to stop bullying on the spot and help keep kids safe.	simple steps 0.754589 .gov 0.438495 adults 0.556317 spot 0.423572 adult help 0.728985 talk 0.412214	Research 0.421111 time 0.420257 behavior 0.5617 message 0.423102 facts 0.415352	CLICK HERE
269	Health and Human Services	Html	en	Milton’s Dreams Are Dashed	Being bullied by the “torture patrol” affects Milton’s tuba lesson. Watch the webisode at StopBullying.gov.	torture patrol 0.936159	lesson 0.557956	CLICK HERE
321	Health and Human Services	Html	en	What to Avoid	Many studies show that the media has the power to influence the public’s view of the world. That’s why it’s so important to get messages about bullying right—especially in an era when misinformation can spread across the Internet in an instant. Here are some common pitfalls:.	unrealistically simple solutions 0.466007 bully.Detroit Free Press 0.444492 psychological distress 0.457339 Adolesc Med Health 0.44912 negatively impact healing 0.459151 bigger problem 0.396529 spreads misinformation 0.396168 prevention information 0.397982 Social status asymmetries 0.442168 different story 0.392506 school bullying 0.855658 media reports 0.721993 suicide 0.560544 current coverage 0.396784 Center Safe Schools 0.446417 quality coverage 0.397322 school students.American Journal 0.465813 specific bullying incident 0.852203 Pediatrics Adolescent Medicine 0.440651 sole goal 0.393888 K. K. S. 0.460123 victim gender.International Journal 0.442888 Y.S. Bullying 0.755743 real-world bullying 0.800991 bullying 0.972403	Public Health 0.456623 S. S. M. 0.457261 dangerous mistake 0.557928 entire school community 0.465019 false information 0.396854 regional census 0.458818 York University Press 0.448193 Internet rife 0.395914 common pitfalls 0.401192 school officials 0.396305 T. T. E. 0.445438 positive behavioral interventions 0.438017 bullying-related suicide 0.443471 P. P. C. 0.449591 New York 0.440357 randomized controlled effectiveness 0.437437 times youth 0.396136 Media representation 0.393114 Media help 0.393153 anxious parenting 0.560165 high school students 0.464781 Windber Research Institute 0.447758 Huffington Post 0.681646 harshly negative light 0.454658	CLICK HERE
349	Health and Human Services	Html	en	2009 Florida News Archive	News information on this page and linked to this page is related to the US Department of Health and Human Services and the Department of Justice efforts on preventing health care fraud and abuse.	Medicare fraud 0.939458 Medicare.gov 0.212188 Human Services 0.46916 StopMedicareFraud.gov website 0.428922 Independence Avenue S.W. 0.91359 U.S. Department 0.471596 important role 0.517339	Archival materials 0.499218 Washington DC 0.465262 Medicare’s resources 0.865267 Fighting fraud 0.76295 information 0.226236 Medicare Program 0.935169	CLICK HERE
474	Health and Human Services	Html	en	Safety	Vaccines are some of the safest medical products available, and the best defense we have against infectious diseases, but like any other medical product, there may be risks.	FDA 0.278243 vaccines 0.763897 Drug Administration 0.386097 Vaccine Information Statements 0.92912 Licensed Vaccine List 0.633112 decisions 0.237914 common questions 0.383615 Federal law 0.396009 value 0.235595 webinar 0.25356 addition 0.234225 Food 0.233201 kids 0.232884 deadly contagious diseases 0.621403	following sections 0.384017 people 0.235407 different languages 0.390661 vaccine benefits 0.483662 nation’s children 0.383244 dose 0.245164 best defense 0.418773 risks 0.357254 possible side-effects 0.415948 certain vaccinations 0.406805 detailed information 0.378051 Learn 0.231649 Accurate information 0.391342	CLICK HERE
490	Health and Human Services	Html	en	EdNet	EdNet, the National Food Safety Educator’s Network, is a monthly, multi-agency electronic news journal from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS), and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). EdNet provides up-to-date information about food safety and nutrition programs and activities for educators, consumer advocates, government officials, and industry representatives.	FDA Investigated Outbreak 0.571345 food safety inspectors 0.592847 healthful food choices 0.556253 Food Safety Tips 0.666516 safe food handling 0.632266 nutrition facts 0.572361 nSpired Natural Foods 0.659448 Salmonella Braenderup 0.611845 Salmonella Oranienburg Linked 0.59226 food label 0.543314 FSIS website 0.638734 Labeling Overview Webinar 0.548833 FSIS 0.811663 generic labeling regulations 0.593628 Food Safety Discovery 0.58353 new FSIS Chemistry 0.690269	additional information 0.595891 FSIS issues 0.621439 Food Safe Families 0.563187 National Food Safety 0.623356 chia seed powder 0.615519 Salmonella Hartford 0.573322 food safety messages 0.582447 news release 0.717091 food safety 0.962896 final rule 0.64583 foodborne illness 0.606925 Salmonella Newport 0.572938 new generic labeling 0.667839 food safety recommendations 0.598169 nutrition facts label 0.548255 label nut butters 0.553834	CLICK HERE
523	Health and Human Services	Html	en	What is Cyberbullying	Cyberbullying uses electronic devices like computers and phones.	college admissions 0.490142 school performance 0.490481 School Crime Supplement 0.657596 share content 0.539487 criminal laws 0.483492 criminal behavior 0.508073 crosses 0.338693 students ages 0.489154 Disease Control 0.492099 Youth Risk Behavior 0.648248 action 0.358572 school policies 0.487901 online reputation 0.6879 National Center 0.494718 hurtful content 0.536228 permanent public record 0.668914 strangers 0.340033 special statutes 0.491745 schools 0.369743 Justice Statistics 0.489693 tablets 0.343456 negative online reputation 0.675617 Persistent – Digital 0.499654 cyberbullying occurs 0.963213	personal content 0.51142 private information 0.514082 Education Statistics 0.489918 unique concerns 0.50302 states 0.366957 prevalence 0.340381 individual shares 0.504957 public record 0.695359 online reputations 0.519769 humiliation 0.358774 social media 0.735379 computers 0.340242 cell phones 0.529581 acquaintances 0.346602 apps 0.342815 gaming 0.339844 comments 0.336349 digital devices 0.714263 mean content 0.554836 Text 0.339965 high school students 0.648024 common places 0.516227 people 0.339827 embarrassment 0.350603	CLICK HERE
2707	Health and Human Services	Html	en	Quit Now	Quitting smoking or helping someone quit? Learn the benefits of quitting smoking and how to quit now at BeTobaccoFree.gov.	CDC resource page 0.698933 Quick Reference Guide 0.632048 Health Risks 0.540518 consumer tear sheet 0.795672 continued smoking 0.55999 healthcare systems 0.611503 tobacco cessation 0.921026 Prenatal Care Provider 0.62905 Cigarette Smoking 0.566153 Disease Control 0.532786 free mobile apps 0.626808 cold turkey 0.548933 over-the-counter medicines 0.547342 tobacco users 0.709784 health care providers 0.835368 adult cancer patients 0.621836 health care professionals 0.650543 smokefree story 0.546952 PHS consumer tear 0.866678 PHS guide 0.617879 additional resources 0.535504 Public Health Initiative 0.642072 Clinical Practice Guidelines 0.613509 tobacco dependence treatment 0.703661 AHRQ 0.582645	Clinical Practice Guideline 0.622733 health effects 0.558031 Smokefree Teen 0.537695 Clinical Practice 0.632922 National Cancer Institute 0.634174 public health professionals 0.648281 Cancer Care 0.531375 CDC resource 0.880653 NCI resource 0.634145 public health 0.72321 tobacco cessation guidelines 0.732052 quit story 0.74169 nicotine lozenge 0.554261 Quitting 0.550541 Practical Guide 0.535832 Youth Tobacco Cessation 0.746516 Getting Help 0.545136 social media pages 0.62782 PHS resource 0.613786 Quit Smoking 0.752706 Infographic text-only version 0.64011 nicotine gum 0.541568 nicotine patch 0.539189 Public Health Service 0.658863	CLICK HERE
2750	Health and Human Services	Html	en	Rabies	Rabies is a preventable viral disease of mammals most often transmitted through the bite of a rabid animal. The vast majority of rabies cases reported to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) each year occur in wild animals like raccoons, skunks, bats, and foxes.	wild animals 0.364043 infected animals 0.354284 Disease Control 0.36327 additional doses 0.38921 rabid animal 0.367548 details 0.311049 increased risk 0.427379 rabies vaccine 0.869252 preventable viral disease 0.423051 animal handlers 0.359028 general weakness 0.356964 vaccination visit 0.353056 symptoms 0.329872 agitation 0.312017 Vaccine Information Statement 0.439875 cerebral dysfunction 0.3544 Control Page 0.351118 mammals 0.311086 spelunkers 0.315442 person 0.337317 following times 0.358786 periodic testing 0.356765 rabies biologics production 0.632341 vast majority 0.366611 rabies vaccination 0.578538	rabies virus 0.637226 Centers 0.311881 immunity 0.311956 skunks 0.314051 Rabies Immune Globulin 0.721281 Prevention 0.322116 bats 0.311919 veterinarians 0.310356 rabies laboratory workers 0.626341 wound 0.310928 vaccine dose 0.426499 bite 0.32628 pre-exposure schedule 0.360569 booster doses 0.446491 Explore resources 0.353924 CDC’s Rabies 0.542663 rabies 0.969314 foxes 0.312949 people 0.323605 raccoons 0.314163 doctor 0.332541 sensation 0.310718 places 0.310365 discomfort 0.327953	CLICK HERE
3259	Health and Human Services	Html	en	Genetic Testing for Hereditary Colorectal Cancer	The EGAPP Working Group recommends that everyone with a new diagnosis of colorectal cancer (regardless of age or family health history) be offered genetic testing for Lynch syndrome. If you have colorectal cancer, getting tested for Lynch syndrome can help your family members find out if they are at risk and, if so, take steps to lower their risk.	skin cancer 0.244641 genetic counselor 0.240478 nonpolyposis colorectal cancer 0.338993 close relatives 0.275147 cancer screening 0.244944 death 0.207898 brothers 0.21651 grandparents 0.208311 health care provider 0.313658 screening tests 0.242654 stomach 0.207938 nephews 0.209491 uterine) cancer. 0.277308 additional regular screening 0.262311 young age 0.239489 uncles 0.209689 children 0.223926 talk 0.222502 share 0.208774 increased risk 0.235964 Lynch syndrome 0.955025 family members 0.408802 list age 0.236673 cancer genetic testing 0.302768	multiple close family 0.277758 tumor tissue samples 0.268911 colorectal cancer 0.808028 chance 0.215915 genetic condition 0.23805 additional testing 0.234205 colorectal cancer cases 0.335895 genetic counseling services 0.310437 People 0.214826 diagnosis 0.208672 web sites 0.266608 sisters 0.216511 nieces 0.209686 younger age 0.237176 close family member 0.277908 genetic changes 0.238233 doctor 0.271317 mutation 0.214172 family health history 0.69161 aunts 0.209366 close family members 0.336728 cancers 0.260517 information 0.224083	CLICK HERE