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1082	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Alcohol Screening and Brief Intervention | CDC Features	Drinking too much alcohol can cause many health problems. There are easy ways health professionals can screen all adults, including pregnant women, and counsel those who drink too much to drink less.	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
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5058	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Dengue	Dengue fever and dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) are viral diseases transmitted by Aedes mosquitoes, usually Aedes Aegypti. The four dengue viruses (DEN-1 through DEN-4) are immunologically related, but do not provide cross-protective immunity against each other.	Puerto Rico 0.531363 infection 0.462545 CDC 0.436708 death 0.444796 vaccines 0.42808 early recognition 0.533649 email address 0.522294 worldwide problem 0.535371 medical complications 0.535283 Clinical Challenge 0.523618 areas 0.424515 continental United States 0.638399 Pacific islands 0.527676 Latin America 0.528133 recent work 0.522868 prompt supportive treatment 0.656593 Southeast Asia 0.527937 popular tourist destinations 0.636385 CEU credit course 0.656668 CME 0.454935	population living 0.549394 illness 0.424305 one-third 0.443817 mosquitoes 0.434558 severe dengue 0.770926 monthly update 0.523057 effective protective measures 0.650253 dengue virus 0.954847 related viruses 0.542816 dengue 0.988932 bites 0.426068 people 0.42582 Dr. Tyler 0.525962 Medscape Commentary 0.535734 infectious disease 0.524271 tropics 0.433253 Chikungunya 0.444219 subtropics 0.437764 risk 0.444997	CLICK HERE
7553	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Evaluation of a Neighborhood Rat-Management Program - New York City, December 2007-August 2009	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.	indexing zone 0.557946 municipal rat control 0.549174 rat populations 0.490804 rat indexing program 0.775137 pilot rat indexing 0.626193 indexing inspections 0.497684 rat infestations 0.506793 rat sighting complaints 0.531481 fresh gnawing marks 0.458887 New York City 0.995092 rat control measures 0.597881 York City neighborhoods 0.4505 rat infestation 0.866195 rodent control 0.530345 Urban rodent control 0.433744 rat indexing 0.822897 rat management 0.556932 rat control program 0.623607 Norway rat 0.592375 York City program 0.437519 rat indexing data 0.688031 rat control programs 0.629325 total ARS scores 0.451292 public property inspections 0.438321 severe rat infestation 0.765676	rat information portal 0.551215 ARS 0.492133 Internet-based rat information 0.549642 rat harborage conditions 0.556502 rat management programs 0.529326 rat activity 0.603128 rapid indexing inspections 0.459686 severe rat problems 0.54118 property owners 0.527971 proactive indexing inspections 0.453005 typical complaint-based inspections 0.461032 pervasive urban rodent 0.434223 persistent rat infestation 0.770567 privately owned properties 0.43535 active rat signs 0.637958 rat control 0.663526 rat remediation 0.488433 indexing zone residents 0.467235 Vertebrate Pest Conference 0.448112 York City Department 0.504125 Urban rat 0.508977 large-scale rat control 0.556346 compliance inspection 0.463912 properties 0.572061	CLICK HERE
9548	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Preventing Chronic Disease - CDC: Volume 10, 2013: 12_0153	Volumen 10 — el 29 de agosto de 2013.	Actividad Física 0.531798		CLICK HERE
9928	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Association Between Prevalence of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease and Health-Related Quality of Life, South Carolina, 2011 - CDC	We investigated the prevalence of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) in various population subgroups in South Carolina and examined associations between COPD and 4 core measures of health-related quality of life (HRQOL).	self-reported diagnosis 0.64414 COPD prevalence rate 0.458897 COPD patients 0.373496 overall age-adjusted prevalence 0.338017 data 0.289058 mental health 0.384743 disease prevalence 0.301473 higher prevalence 0.328074 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.291436 self-reported history 0.375997 self-reported diagnoses 0.292393 South Carolina 0.937139 self-reported copd 0.801786 population subgroups 0.430027 current smokers 0.303523 self-reported copd prevalence 0.542792 Carolina BRFSS program 0.296389 self-reported race/ethnicity 0.304277 smoking status 0.304378 COPD prevalence rates 0.518021 Susan E. Steck 0.290121 general health status 0.535072 public health 0.335336	health insurance coverage 0.464063 multivariate logistic regression 0.316843 health-related quality 0.300629 poor general health 0.339754 state-specific prevalence estimates 0.296677 activity limitation 0.31324 chronic diseases 0.294209 COPD study population 0.470738 South Carolina BRFSS 0.40145 COPD prevalence 0.752658 various population subgroups 0.34292 age groups 0.302554 COPD patient 0.381431 COPD disparities 0.377865 referent group 0.287659 high school diploma 0.349447 HRQOL 0.366236 logistic regression models 0.373278 COPD duration 0.371982 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.291493 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.506354 COPD status 0.440583 COPD 0.919487	CLICK HERE
11376	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Current Intelligence Bulletin 30: Epichlorohydrin (79-105)	null	MPEG 0.741242 site 0.541063 PDF 0.544429	PPT 0.837268 DOC 0.733754	CLICK HERE
12396	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Going to the American Tropics? (300W x 170H)	null			CLICK HERE
12426	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Measles | History of Measles | CDC	null	U.S. healthcare providers 0.286915 Francis Home 0.203292 Persian doctor 0.202428 nationally notifiable disease 0.290059 Thomas C. Peebles 0.272828 American Academy 0.243465 John Enders 0.202533 United States 0.750462 vaccinated school-aged children 0.261458 better measles control 0.580652 13-year-old David Edmonston 0.272069 measles outbreak 0.547368	measles cases 0.539826 Scottish physician 0.203204 weaker measles vaccine 0.715551 first-dose MMR vaccine 0.372447 effective vaccination program 0.256487 measles outbreaks 0.505806 John F. Enders 0.282405 measles vaccine 0.99382 continuous disease transmission 0.244956 measles disease 0.601107 infectious agent 0.200866	CLICK HERE