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6993	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Drowning - United States, 2005-2009	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.	death certificate data 0.477749 U.S. hospital EDs 0.339155 recreational water settings 0.421024 Nonfatal estimates 0.404033 National Child Death 0.35299 nonfatal drowning 0.947715 nonfatal drowning injuries 0.67672 unintentional drownings 0.340746 children 0.522442 nonfatal data 0.440295 Nonfatal rates 0.432798 formal swimming lessons 0.410854 National Electronic Injury 0.522462 Electronic Injury Surveillance 0.518466 greater risk 0.346252 survival swimming skills 0.425223 unintentional injury death 0.501531 Child Death Review 0.403681 National Vital Statistics 0.537327 swimming pools 0.486355 Unintentional Injury Prevention 0.37123 nonfatal cases 0.471002 older age groups 0.399303 persons 0.377743	fatal incidents 0.410822 Injury Program 0.380341 United States 0.836653 age group 0.471665 death rate 0.64931 transportation injury death 0.351962 U.S. EDs.§ Data 0.350222 injury death worldwide 0.389379 nonfatal drowning patients 0.682455 nonfatal incidents 0.486639 cardiopulmonary resuscitation 0.37202 overall death rate 0.425181 vehicle crash–related drownings 0.359411 death certificates 0.341579 boating-related drowning 0.4477 drowning death rates 0.572161 nonfatal unintentional drowning 0.794545 nonfatal drowning rates 0.72053 estimated nonfatal drownings 0.49466 nonfatal injury rates 0.565754 highest rates 0.333147 fatal drowning victims 0.545862 Fatal unintentional drowning 0.626211 nonfatal drownings 0.640677	CLICK HERE
8570	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - 1957 Flu Pandemic, David Rex	1957 Flu Pandemic, The 1957 flu pandemic was deadly, but milder than the 1918 event. The virus caused an estimated 70,000 deaths in the United States. The seven stories presented in this section are retold by survivors from New York to California.	bed 0.449743 sick students 0.67815 reason 0.458636 lunch 0.458472 dining room 0.96645 large number 0.684491 afternoon classes 0.715003 nation 0.449841 dorm mates 0.742499 student body 0.684499 high morbidity rate 0.920353 mild symptoms 0.721488 roommates 0.467245 regular basis 0.670237 closing 0.453947 center staff 0.665799 fall 0.525761 Storyteller 0.4688 dorms 0.571182 state 0.449997 Presbyterian college 0.67045 deaths 0.454857	fewer students 0.695441 flu-like symptoms 0.743892 David Rex 0.756263 dorm room 0.748451 elevated temperature 0.715987 dinner 0.451563 churches 0.449779 aches 0.607572 freshman 0.479339 girlfriend 0.465754 health center 0.667444 flu shot 0.727262 public meetings 0.674105 schools 0.44981 Wooster Ohio 0.760628 Synod 0.450238 professors 0.457809 school doctor 0.725376 late morning 0.704423 time 0.45571 classrooms 0.460604 breakfast 0.454952	CLICK HERE
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10681	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Personal Reflections - Rima F. Khabbaz, MD	Severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) is a viral respiratory illness caused by a coronavirus, called SARS-associated coronavirus (SARS-CoV).	CDC 0.669723 public health journalism 0.284123 CDC’s response 0.348551 infectious diseases 0.329219 Dr. Mary Chamberland 0.239174 potential SARS cases 0.434575 public health guidance 0.311088 SARS case definition 0.444591 CDC′s SARS pamphlets 0.378091 Public Health Advisor 0.269985 novel coronavirus 0.235923 SARS response volunteers 0.428057 National Center 0.265029 public health crises 0.287615 CDC leadership 0.311878 World Health Organization 0.247512 CDC response 0.339775 SARS 0.777163 public health officials 0.295155 international public health 0.286141 global public health 0.372708 International Health Regulations 0.348948 public health information 0.329815 CDC staffer 0.307989	CDC teams 0.351252 healthcare providers 0.228146 large CDC team 0.3539 outbreak risk communication 0.230644 SARS cases 0.490218 Hong Kong 0.285613 Dr. Khabbaz 0.445258 SARS Epidemiology 0.359671 subsequent SARS cases 0.402749 public health community 0.370028 CDC SARS response 0.661055 public health emergency 0.287539 CDC technical information 0.374172 local health departments 0.261805 public health 0.905098 SARS daily reports 0.412349 potential public health 0.274958 CDC scientists 0.315152 CDC laboratory 0.31145 new International Health 0.275004 public health capacity 0.29421 private healthcare providers 0.221921 SARS infection 0.369379 SARS outbreak 0.579918	CLICK HERE
11373	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Reproductive Health - How You Can Be Exposed to Job Hazards	null	chemical exposures 0.548404 prenatal care visits 0.603944 Med Womens Assoc 0.600864 work hazards home 0.78973 McDiarmid M. Birth 0.607144 obvious exposures 0.564897 Teratology Information Specialists 0.610077 workplace hazards 0.973883 occupational health physician 0.606847 change jobs 0.519813 home renovation 0.524661 personal protective equipment 0.832655 patients 0.77099 pregnancy 0.534512 Occupational Exposures 0.527134 important source 0.517061 work schedule 0.567302 job tasks 0.785526 sex hormone production 0.626157 simple questions 0.519537 harmful chemicals home 0.658178 pregnant worker 0.637 workplace reproductive hazards 0.739415 Reproductive Health 0.515314	usual job tasks 0.785129 night shifts 0.654627 Teratology Society Meeting 0.60606 rapid development 0.515138 long periods 0.529496 especially children 0.525353 breastfeeding worker 0.56149 specific job tasks 0.627563 sexual function 0.532732 lung capacity 0.513396 reduced general health 0.63724 home contamination 0.524898 work clothes 0.62281 rate women 0.518123 Occupational exposure limits 0.614831 sexual partners 0.525539 separate laundry loads 0.591362 Workplace exposures 0.58016 simple steps 0.53007 lab coats 0.520314 common workplace hazards 0.740468 workers change clothes 0.630514 Dev Reprod Toxicol 0.604205 worker safety 0.553841	CLICK HERE
11510	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NCIRD | Branches | Org Chart | Vaccines and Respiratory Diseases	null	MPEG 0.741242 site 0.541063 PDF 0.544429	PPT 0.837268 DOC 0.733754	CLICK HERE
13212	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2012-13 State, Regional, and National Influenza Vaccination Report I	FluVaxView 2012-13 State, Regional, and National Vaccination Report I - CDC	United States 0.493651 influenza vaccination coverage 0.963548 trend line 0.479838 Click 0.3886 help 0.328235 Refer 0.349175 bar chart 0.595763 estimate 0.350211	report 0.327972 Map Selection button 0.590021 mouse pointer 0.525062 information 0.32813 State bar chart 0.5773 small window 0.480719 time 0.329297 line graph 0.475594	CLICK HERE
13909	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Brain Injury Safety Tips and Prevention | HEADS UP | CDC Injury Center	null	high school 0.903985 athletes proper techniques 0.424195 school soccer players 0.354346 health care provider 0.472457 high school cheerleaders 0.393596 concussion Work 0.409605 Enforce Safe Play 0.370067 high school lacrosse 0.411164 rules 0.360056 athletes proper fielding 0.42503 safety 0.361223 contact 0.364166 concussion symptom reporting 0.452795 concussion symptoms 0.453159 possible concussion report 0.440911 athletes proper takedown 0.382533 high school basketball 0.420084 concussion education 0.406624 athletes 0.605249 event administrator 0.546135 close eye 0.402039 fair play 0.523789 good condition 0.65836 concussion rates 0.417689 concussion 0.71324	concussion information 0.418516 high school baseball 0.372724 proper fielding techniques 0.384639 Athletes May Try 0.36861 States High School 0.367826 game 0.388069 possible concussion 0.546731 school ice hockey 0.451851 high school soccer 0.39987 hazards 0.354558 High School Athletics 0.364272 helmet 0.36119 Culture Around Concussion 0.404487 high school athletes 0.540176 sportsmanship 0.366954 high school ice 0.451565 padding 0.359496 potential concussion 0.409504 young athletes 0.438386 safe sport culture 0.356216 concussion law 0.40294 youth sports coach 0.355921 high school football 0.414018 Sports-Related Concussions 0.388795	CLICK HERE
14407	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Using Small-Area Estimation to Calculate the Prevalence ofSmoking by Subcounty Geographic Areas in King County, Washington,Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, 2009-2013	Preventing Chronic Disease (PCD) is a peer-reviewed electronic journal established by the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. PCD provides an open exchange of information and knowledge among researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and others who strive to improve the health of the public through chronic disease prevention.	smoking rates 0.398963 smoking prevalence rates 0.397542 data 0.518676 census tracts 0.780352 multiple imputation 0.568715 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.424642 Prev Chronic Dis 0.413524 King County HRAs 0.391962 King County sample 0.418574 nearest intersection question 0.446671 BRFSS data 0.398013 zip codes 0.504769 single census tract 0.443148 County health reporting 0.393922 census tract data 0.462701 census blocks 0.403175 sample size 0.570247 census tract level 0.670387 HRA levels 0.39096 hierarchical Bayesian models 0.411333 SAE census tract 0.446261 respondents 0.396025 King County BRFSS 0.401269 census geographic units 0.42468	census tract 0.968157 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.423721 direct estimation method 0.401084 small area estimation 0.512294 nearest intersection 0.504123 direct estimation 0.497156 zip code 0.456015 King County health 0.406471 percentage points 0.566048 health reporting areas 0.418623 county-level data mask 0.394999 census block-group level 0.404099 small sample size 0.4549 census tract-level analysis 0.408981 public health 0.424579 smoothed estimates 0.408054 census tract estimates 0.45436 census tract smoking 0.441774 smoothed–multiple imputation methods 0.390919 imputation methods 0.439214 small-area estimation 0.439233 single imputation methods 0.39866 census block-group–based areas 0.42234 King County 0.780165	CLICK HERE