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744	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FluVaxView: Flu Vaccination Coverage, United States, 2012-13 Influenza Season	Flu Vaccination Coverage, United States, 2012-13 Influenza Season - CDC	seasonal flu vaccination 0.353964 Interactive Report 0.278313 influenza vaccination coverage 0.347104 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.273941 level flu vaccination 0.347937 children 0.387442 lower flu vaccination 0.396283 season 0.415717 2012-13 season 0.380854 AI/AN children 0.274728 flu season. 0.277013 additional race/ethnicity estimates 0.283201 non-Hispanic black adults 0.276434 school vaccination requirements 0.292216 flu vaccination status 0.382928 Flu activity 0.278194 State-specific flu vaccination 0.385969 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.275181 national flu vaccination 0.379748 age group 0.325115 vaccination services 0.275852 adults 0.353168 subsequent influenza vaccination 0.290117 flu vaccine 0.322751	flu season coverage 0.326054 flu complications 0.277206 flu vaccination coverage 0.96619 percentage points 0.434277 flu season estimates 0.327226 flu vaccination data 0.350512 vaccination programs 0.275704 non-Hispanic blacks 0.311761 vaccination recommendation 0.275257 non-Hispanic whites 0.323656 National Immunization Survey 0.277376 multiple races 0.349862 flu seasons 0.272809 similar coverage 0.27231 seasonal flu vaccinations 0.295532 people 0.274975 racial/ethnic group comparisons 0.30522 cumulative flu vaccination 0.345738 2012-13 flu season 0.358593 adult flu vaccination 0.376483 Non-Hispanic white children 0.279345 flu season 0.3796 non-Hispanic black children 0.279758 public health vaccination 0.292473	CLICK HERE
1276	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notice to Readers: Final 2013 Reports of NationallyNotifiable Infectious Diseases	Table 2 listed on pages 703–15 summarizes finalized data, as of June 30, 2014, from the National Notifiable Diseases Surveillance System (NNDSS) for 2013. These data will be published in more detail next year in the Summary of Notifiable Diseases — United States, 2013 (1). Because no cases were reported in the United States during 2013, the following diseases do not appear in these early release tables: anthrax; diphtheria; eastern equine encephalitis, nonneuroinvasive disease; poliovirus infection, nonparalytic; severe acute respiratory syndrome–associated coronavirus disease (SARS-CoV); smallpox; St.	western equine encephalitis 0.691006 yellow fever 0.425292 United States 0.419371 Coronavirus disease 0.368534 national HIV surveillance 0.632772 final publication 0.393001 virus infection 0.396246 HIV surveillance data 0.585393	eastern equine encephalitis 0.692662 chronic hepatitis 0.404808 viral hemorrhagic fevers 0.752514 data quality review 0.653167 nonneuroinvasive disease 0.93569 hepatitis C virus 0.39979 poliovirus infection 0.400331 St. Louis encephalitis 0.727734	CLICK HERE
4695	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Population health rankings as policy indicators and performance measures	null	county health rankings 0.57342 new MATCH rankings 0.397373 Health plan performance 0.395585 performance measures 0.507209 health outcomes 0.50701 public health departments 0.398436 population health rankings 0.996622 county health officers 0.388255 Wisconsin Population Health 0.447837 future health outcomes 0.404978 optimal health outcomes 0.384867 population performance measures 0.405902 health behaviors 0.377465 health — health 0.421069 UWPHI population health 0.416031 public health leaders 0.405143 initial county health 0.386949 public health officials 0.39532 health determinants 0.407655 performance measurement 0.392495 current health outcomes 0.404432 community health 0.440915 health care organizations 0.386572 Population Health Institute 0.446948 community leaders 0.399247	pay-for-population health performance 0.396372 community health status 0.384674 policy indicators 0.382724 policy development 0.399183 specific public health 0.413537 public debate 0.405033 wisconsin county health 0.434894 new performance regime 0.418483 public health system. 0.405833 population health improvement 0.57777 public health 0.553417 health care 0.404771 health care providers 0.387002 policy 0.441254 constructive public debate 0.379699 Public Health Manag 0.390197 related performance measures 0.378048 local public health 0.394903 community health assessment 0.391348 Health Econ Policy 0.390015 population-wide health outcomes 0.404583 policy makers 0.432817 health factors 0.397843 public health colleagues 0.395056	CLICK HERE
7423	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National Center for Environmental Health - About NCEH	Data Resources for the National Center for Environmental Health	human genetics 0.375535 global health office 0.577976 disability 0.269448 human health 0.438947 research 0.271061 new standards 0.393309 avoidable illness 0.387386 American people 0.381512 children 0.307867 genetic knowledge 0.376583 National Center 0.563881 developmental disabilities 0.382854 environmental problems 0.389147 Environmental Health 0.557894 various audiences 0.389864 healthy environment 0.3799 international agencies 0.39748 prevention programs 0.385929 surveillance results 0.387886 public policy 0.397792 secondary conditions 0.382935 public health practice 0.579886 tests 0.265763 certain environmental hazards 0.769029	entire life-span 0.404557 related factors 0.37594 NCEH 0.316096 populations 0.273202 global activities 0.379459 national parks 0.381002 geographic boundaries 0.378823 United States 0.558779 child development 0.390116 terrorism-related environmental emergencies 0.586427 premature death 0.379027 increasingly larger role 0.52928 physical forces 0.413157 interactions 0.274343 U.S. public health 0.585633 environment-related health problems 0.619042 national program 0.384983 surveillance systems 0.391117 public health 0.617337 health 0.928152 public health actions 0.57302 public visiting U.S. 0.539967 birth defects 0.388099 U.S. ports 0.380649	CLICK HERE
7774	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Metallic Mercury Poisoning - Health Communication	Metallic Mercury Poisoning - Gateway to Health Communication - CDC	industrial facility 0.336884 department HAZMAT team 0.360073 Poison Control Center 0.358694 dental fillings 0.340282 working class neighborhood 0.361059 inhalation exposure 0.34616 urine mercury concentration 0.489374 religious items 0.338863 sealed pouch 0.336234 metallic mercury exposure 0.563846 significant mercury absorption 0.511129 eye irritation 0.340897 memory problems 0.339934 mercury intoxication 0.461031 urine mercury levels 0.561757 certain folk medicines 0.427519 family members 0.336987 blood pressure 0.340048 immediate health risk 0.365564 caustic soda 0.340284 Hispanic communities 0.373378 metallic mercury vapors 0.601745 African deities 0.336556 dental work 0.336498	pure form 0.338548 metallic mercury 0.904304 chlorine gas 0.340061 industrial facilities 0.366959 high levels 0.378455 lung damage 0.335983 Cuban-based religion 0.337443 Catholic saints 0.337413 Short-term exposure 0.347365 card readers 0.337249 booming industrial section 0.36444 spiritual leader 0.33681 significant skin contact 0.369296 past mercury 0.471409 heart rate 0.337827 room temperatures 0.336007 medical treatments 0.336764 skin rashes 0.341719 leak-proof container 0.335933 brain functioning 0.339321 botanica owners 0.337318 non-air-conditioned two-bedroom house 0.363486 silvery liquid 0.358571 background urine mercury 0.496522	CLICK HERE
11440	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Sepsis Awareness Month: Fewer than Half of Americans Have Heard of this Devastating Illness | Media Statement | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	half 0.345749 MPH 0.325468 long way 0.422359 Ambassador 0.323099 body 0.344655 physical trauma 0.411233 Sepsis Awareness 0.760665 immune systems 0.419987 MD 0.320262 infections 0.322431 clinicians 0.322844 early detection 0.41643 chemicals 0.338757 infants 0.32013 patients 0.381986 Americans 0.346523 normal reaction 0.430779 elderly people 0.411234 severe cases 0.440287 heart 0.321438 chronic illnesses 0.410023 treatment.  CDC Director 0.53738 sepsis 0.975798 new survey 0.440672 Rory 0.325361	infection 0.321722 fact 0.324085 longer treatment 0.414324 all-too-common illness 0.436239 organ damage 0.423426 devastation 0.328221 Sepsis Alliance 0.841837 public 0.32075 inflammation 0.327419 Staunton Foundation Sepsis 0.859309 sepsis efforts 0.750224 Dr. Tom Frieden 0.527386 term ‘sepsis 0.439787 higher risk 0.410186 Dr. Frieden. 0.419465 organs 0.321363 severe burns 0.426795 Early recognition 0.4223 families 0.320887 severe outcomes 0.443944 doctor 0.321018 World Sepsis 0.757732 possible sepsis 0.783257 higher healthcare costs 0.508653	CLICK HERE
12175	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	State Laws Prohibiting Sales to Minors and Indoor Use ofElectronic Nicotine Delivery Systems - United States, November2014	Please note: An erratum has been published for this article. To view the erratum, please click here.	private-sector worksites 0.314437 tobacco prevention strategies 0.306082 tobacco consumption 0.259992 public indoor spaces 0.256861 Tobacco Control Act 0.299578 conventional smoking prohibitions 0.304454 state smoke-free laws 0.366322 potentially harmful constituents 0.354693 comprehensive statewide tobacco 0.329411 tobacco 0.583058 statewide laws 0.254634 private worksites 0.759711 minors 0.470575 smoke-free law enforcement 0.296827 limit indoor ENDS 0.600295 clean indoor air 0.333399 tobacco products 0.567517 state laws 0.413566 indoor areas 0.430913 Family Smoking Prevention 0.325598 public health harm 0.270251 indoor public places 0.259837 conventional smoking 0.452255 comprehensive smoke-free laws 0.931545 tobacco price increases 0.320688	ENDS prohibitions 0.509497 states 0.518868 ENDS sales 0.819469 public places 0.298133 ENDS 0.925017 smoke-free policies 0.302266 tobacco control topics 0.297577 public health benefit 0.339806 indoor ENDS 0.627352 public ENDS 0.540406 public health 0.523409 comprehensive smoke-free law 0.315956 potential public health 0.278522 youth tobacco prevention 0.320416 secondhand smoke exposure 0.317942 conventional tobacco 0.299335 public indoor areas 0.291396 tobacco control policies 0.309582 New Jersey 0.29489 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.301244 State Tobacco Activities 0.34555 Tobacco Control Act. 0.301669 combustible tobacco products 0.519439 tobacco control 0.449643	CLICK HERE
13072	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	null	Screening for Colorectal Cancer: Optimizing Quality (CME). Primary Care Version Part 1	Part 1 of the Primary Care Version CME includes basic information about colorectal cancer and screening, factors that affect when and how patients should be screened, and detailed screening and surveillance guidelines based on personal and family history. It is the first of three parts of a continuing education activity that provides guidance and tools for clinicians on the optimal ways to implement screening for colorectal cancer to help ensure that patients receive maximum benefit. Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html This video can also be viewed at http://www.cdc.gov/cancer/videos/colorectal/quality/Primary_Care1/CRC_Screening_Optimizing_Quality_Primary_Care1_256k.mp4			CLICK HERE
13990	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Youth Bear Disproportionate Share of STIs	null			CLICK HERE
14354	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	World Hemophilia Day 2016 | CDC Features	Read and share the stories of people with hemophilia to raise awareness.	hemophilia 0.924112 spontaneous bleeding 0.493588 elective surgery 0.20151 bleeding episodes 0.455976 bleeding 0.652144 clotting factor 0.739583 United States 0.224188 bleeding disorder 0.525602 routine preventative treatment 0.354864 best way 0.204106	repeat joint bleeds 0.407484 people 0.324622 foot surgery Matthew 0.376994 high titer inhibitor 0.431498 long-term joint problems 0.333416 hemophilia lack 0.445677 world individuals 0.218594 blood clots 0.205507 better diagnosis 0.2259 Story 0.27229	CLICK HERE