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7	Health and Human Services	Html	en	H1N1 - originally referred to as Swine Flu	Everything you need to know about the flu illness, including symptoms, treatment and prevention - CDC	type A influenza 0.461792 infection 0.218179 Dr. Lyn Finelli 0.389035 list Skip 0.386002 page options Skip 0.473438 human influenza viruses 0.623803 main swine influenza 0.642907 H3N2v flu viruses 0.470695 strains 0.223451	navigation Skip 0.386497 different subtypes 0.305954 CDC’s recommendations 0.295465 respiratory disease 0.30346 exhibitors 0.218838 U.S. pigs 0.313141 outbreaks 0.224308 swine flu viruses. 0.518284 trH1N2 virus 0.303581	CLICK HERE
276	Health and Human Services	Html	en	Real Friends	Mel defends KB while playing soccer and shows Coach that they understand teamwork. Coach makes Mel the team’s captain and she picks KB to be on her team and introduces her to her other friends. Watch the webisode at StopBullying.gov.	soccer 0.458713 Mel 0.856409 teamwork 0.576398 KB 0.910827	team 0.626309 captain 0.518323 Coach 0.664394	CLICK HERE
318	Health and Human Services	Html	en	Facts About Bullying	Reporters and other content creators need the facts quickly. This section pulls together fundamental information about bullying you can use to build your pieces, including:.	public health issue 0.326434 School Crime Supplement 0.3394 Health Organization survey 0.330625 D. L. 0.326925 Disease Control 0.410972 Child Trends. http://www.childtrends.org/Files//Child_Trends-2011_03_01_RB_AltToZeroTolerance.pdf 0.317654 Professional School Counseling 0.339825 C. P. 0.367862 federal anti-bullying law 0.336231 Youth Risk Behavior 0.357769 complex bullying 0.680257 unwanted aggressive behavior 0.338526 P. J. 0.328168 CDC youth suicide 0.38934 school-based programs 0.330179 targeted youth 0.348128 school-based bullying prevention 0.682085 bullying episodes 0.626527 certain young people 0.321454 National Center 0.317113 middle school students 0.338508 school bullying 0.642653 randomized controlled effectiveness 0.416358 content creators 0.393764	effectiveness trial 0.317286 early adolescence.  Child 0.321536 electronic bullying 0.834841 anti-LGBTQ bullying 0.655635 lgbtq youth 0.385006 Adolescent Medicine 0.322908 Positive Behavioral Interventions 0.418682 National School Climate 0.333715 School-wide Positive Behavioral 0.428415 M. J. 0.321133 recent news stories 0.324066 important story angle 0.324027 LGBTQ–Heterosexual Risk Disparities 0.323731 federal uniform definition 0.338942 peer rejection 0.317539 playground bullying 0.623527 one-time physical fights 0.327924 T. E. 0.370863 peer-group contextual effects 0.324554 bullying 0.909276 answering important questions 0.329694 peer-group influences. Journal 0.325235 Association Zero Tolerance 0.317183	CLICK HERE
372	Health and Human Services	Html	en	2009 New York News Archive	2009 New York News Archive	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
411	Health and Human Services	Html	en	Participate in a Clinical Trial	Information on how to participate in a mental health research study or clinical trial.	mental health topics 0.568362 illnesses 0.253632 mental health 0.872626 ClinicalTrials.gov 0.275997 variety 0.239256 patient 0.241373 volunteering 0.247517 clinical trials 0.907558 common questions 0.41976 results 0.241192 mental health problems 0.642365 National Institute 0.452697 National Institutes 0.426073	participants 0.2462 registry 0.240503 health-related clinical trials 0.581344 health clinical research 0.751276 diseases 0.240141 Mental Health Clinical 0.554288 scientific studies 0.428125 Medicine 0.240576 NIH-funded studies 0.405557 Participant 0.25683 /National Library 0.428326 research studies 0.428074	CLICK HERE
430	Health and Human Services	Html	en	Tobacco and Nicotine	Tobacco is an addictive substance because it contains the chemical nicotine. Learn how tobacco use can cause addiction at BeTobaccoFree.gov.	North Carolina 0.544665 leafy plant 0.601465 cocaine 0.357238 largest tobacco-producing states 0.726591 nicotine addiction 0.66957 dip 0.359088 tobacco leaves 0.734323 lip 0.354609 world 0.400439 smoking 0.345784 Brazil 0.352005 tobacco 0.985046 addictive substance 0.541625	pipes 0.350021 nose 0.355493 heroin 0.356982 cigars 0.359751 chemical nicotine 0.643478 countries—China 0.349241 India 0.34912 snuff 0.364604 mouth 0.35108 United States—produced two-thirds 0.799583 nicotine changes 0.639034 ground 0.387078 cigarettes 0.356597	CLICK HERE
457	Health and Human Services	Html	en	Health effect infographic text	Want to know how cigarette smoking affects your health and body? Visit BeTobaccoFree.gov to find out.	cigarette 0.724841 United States 0.910703	cigarettes 0.731113	CLICK HERE
2685	Health and Human Services	Html	en	Campaigns	Want to see the latest tobacco-free campaigns? Check out BeTobaccoFree.gov.	health education 0.531644 at-risk youth 0.528517 Smokers campaign 0.599029 Drug Administration 0.490254 Smokefree Teen campaigns 0.986907 Disease Control 0.51173 cessation 0.215367 interactive content 0.543879	harms 0.216233 Cost peer-to-peer campaign 0.844412 National Cancer Institute 0.760113 decisions 0.262432 outreach campaign sites 0.906023 tobacco use prevention 0.568505 smoking-related diseases 0.583474	CLICK HERE
2740	Health and Human Services	Html	en	Hepatitis B	Hepatitis B is a contagious liver disease ranging from a mild illness lasting a few weeks to a serious, lifelong illness. Certain groups of people are at higher risk and should be vaccinated.	hepatitis B virus 0.855268 entire vaccine series 0.435072 safe vaccine 0.409307 infected partner 0.402708 best way 0.353943 viral infections 0.391746 preventable disease 0.351029 acute hepatitis 0.558703 sexual contact 0.391229 lifelong illness 0.346415 similar symptoms 0.347527 young children 0.389465 drug-injection equipment 0.393216 contagious liver disease 0.394047 birth 0.349695 end-stage renal disease 0.392805 sexually transmitted disease 0.382114 symptoms 0.352203 Vaccine Information Statement 0.41941 infected mother 0.399659 chronic infection 0.460403 chronic disease 0.366714 hepatitis b vaccine 0.807437 long-term liver problems 0.385788 possible side effects 0.35325	peritoneal dialysis 0.349353 CDC’s Hepatitis 0.520457 Sexually active persons 0.393616 vaccine dose 0.385936 denotes glossary term 0.380238 multiple sex partners 0.37905 cause hepatitis 0.54476 mild illness 0.34626 hepatitis b vaccination 0.607638 chronic hepatitis B. 0.578897 mutually monogamous relationship 0.397377 home dialysis patients 0.389711 Acute infection can—but 0.416789 vaccine series 0.47163 infected infants 0.394743 hepatitis 0.984272 people 0.419706 blood 0.356488 infected person 0.562955 virus infection 0.425203 chronic hepatitis 0.693788 hepatitis infection 0.548344 risk 0.34752 Hepatitis C virus 0.551457	CLICK HERE
16590	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