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807	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Transmission of Influenza Viruses from Animals to People	While it is unusual for people to get influenza infections directly from animals, sporadic human infections and outbreaks caused by certain avian influenza A viruses have been reported - CDC	different hemagglutinin subtypes 0.364667 Asian domestic ducks 0.346038 avian influenza 0.949036 habitats 0.229272 certain avian influenza 0.587499 Experts 0.228609 avian influenza viruses 0.776475 runny nose 0.278149 birds 0.435934 domestic poultry 0.429949 Aquatic birds 0.280857 neuraminidase subtypes 0.367981 example 0.247881 wild birds 0.40981 sporadic human infections 0.32379 different species 0.394152 pathogenic avian influenza 0.487916 multiple reassortment events 0.429819 pathogenicity avian influenza 0.489329 live bird/poultry markets 0.457262 clinical signs 0.275208 creation 0.228566 domestic ducks 0.431832 Asian lineage 0.26793	genes 0.284955 gene 0.248949 molecular characteristics 0.27686 laboratory setting 0.276583 pigs exhibit signs 0.333342 H5 0.218242 food 0.228982 H7 viruses 0.37516 chickens 0.235765 diagram 0.226374 influenza infections 0.372781 H7N9 virus 0.623267 new virus 0.312033 different animals 0.281509 mild infection 0.274763 terns 0.217923 influenza viruses 0.946101 different neuraminidase subtypes 0.364523 severe disease 0.273354 Asian H7N9 virus 0.359722 influenza a viruses 0.89689 humans 0.253234 domestic birds 0.318265	CLICK HERE
5834	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Trimethyl phosphite - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards	null	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
7622	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Newborn Screening for Critical Congenital Heart Disease: Potential Roles of Birth Defects Surveillance Programs - UnitedStates, 2010-2011	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.	newborn screening programs 0.326553 false-negative screening results 0.203864 birth defect surveillance 0.260753 defect surveillance programs 0.263741 National Birth Defects 0.275419 defects surveillance program 0.222013 newborn screening activities 0.298943 state newborn screening 0.298961 birth defects surveillance 0.924746 universal newborn screening 0.321511 congenital heart disease 0.218963 support newborn screening 0.241106 CCHD screening 0.322899 Defects Prevention Network 0.265337 state birth defect 0.241683	CCHD screening activities 0.241155 state birth defects 0.414078 newborn screening program 0.264382 successful screening program 0.239597 defects surveillance case 0.241691 state-specific screening panels 0.219762 Birth Defects Prevention 0.27714 false-positive screening results 0.204084 CCHD newborn screening 0.276929 Michigan Birth Defects 0.201334 point-of-care screening records 0.213921 state surveillance programs 0.209622 newborn screening 0.617506 defects surveillance programs 0.753675	CLICK HERE
8432	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Cigarette Smoking in the United States - Data and Statistics on Smoking - Campaign Resources - Tips From Former Smokers - Smoking & Tobacco Use	Data and statistics on cigarette smoking among adults in the United States. Part of the Tips from Former Smokers campaign, which features real people suffering as a result of smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke.	Mortality Weekly Report 0.549855 Human Services 0.357471 highest prevalence 0.283722 higher prevalence 0.303525 non-Hispanic Asian adults 0.320441 J. Cigarette Smoking 0.386198 U.S. Department 0.372036 Health Promotion 0.272818 Disease Control 0.470534 current cigarette smoking 0.787046 health condition smoke 0.275823 racial/ethnic groups 0.263423 mental health condition 0.424562 current* cigarette smokers 0.317361 Health Interview Survey 0.271626 American Journal 0.307246 Cigarette Smoking–United States 0.31025 U.S. high school 0.266277 Asian Americans 0.301996 Defense Health Related 0.269674 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.264118 smoking prevalence 0.797792 current cigarette smokers.18 0.313919 United States 0.585388 current smoking prevalence 0.481202	adults 0.338818 cigarette smoking 0.967505 Defense Health Cost 0.269747 Mental Illness—United States 0.270263 lowest current cigarette 0.321907 Adults—United States 0.264725 United States Coast 0.272245 National Survey 0.262444 cigarette smoking rates 0.410732 School Students—United States 0.265324 comprehensive representation 0.263121 American Indians/Alaska Natives 0.408381 Jun 0.325722 population.12,13 Cigarette smoking 0.404494 Community Health Study/Study 0.271634 United States.3 Factors 0.270822 cigarette smoking prevalence 0.797781 *Current cigarette smoking 0.42831 high school students 0.299851 direct medical care 0.262532 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.309552 Preventive Medicine 0.283706 U.S. Hispanic/Latino Adults 0.272349 mental health conditions 0.366955	CLICK HERE
9676	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	La historia de Wilma - Historias de la vida real - Consejos de exfumadores	La historia de Wilma, una exfumadora que dejó de fumar con éxito, es parte de la campaña Consejos de exfumadores de los CDC.	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.68062 Archivo RealPlayer 0.570944 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.673228 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.710901	Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.673553 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.670017 Archivo Microsoft 0.926676	CLICK HERE
9699	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	La historia de Beatrice - Historias de la vida real - Consejos de exfumadores	La historia de Beatrice, una exfumadora que dejó de fumar con éxito, es parte de la campaña Consejos de exfumadores de los CDC.	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.671698 Archivo RealPlayer 0.546629 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.663953 Nueva York 0.535407	Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.686243 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.655634 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.651653 Archivo Microsoft 0.968854	CLICK HERE
10752	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | The Relationship Between State Policies for Competitive Foods and School Nutrition Practices in the United States - CDC	Most students in grades kindergarten through 12 have access to foods and beverages during the school day outside the federal school meal programs, which are called competitive foods. At the time of this study, competitive foods were subject to minimal federal nutrition standards, but states could implement additional standards. Our analysis examined the association between school nutrition practices and alignment of state policies with Institute of Medicine recommendations (IOM Standards).	school health profiles 0.509092 state policy IOM 0.441084 Healthier Youth 0.395611 school campuses 0.393588 overall IOM alignment 0.735585 Disease Control 0.44645 public secondary schools 0.398578 school 0.724569 school practices 0.419235 beverages 0.533419 energy-dense competitive foods 0.391984 nutrition standards 0.568754 competitive foods policies 0.407651 school health policies 0.452472 school campus 0.39559 schools 0.685433 specific nutrition standards 0.386647 IOM alignment quartiles 0.542488 IOM alignment quartile 0.527874 federal nutrition standards 0.387223 IOM Standards 0.819544 individual IOM Standard 0.44415 competitive foods 0.924325 access 0.390462 nonfried vegetables 0.401036	students 0.399458 IOM quartiles 0.390714 states 0.524194 school nutrition practices 0.506054 elementary school policies 0.401516 school lunch program 0.439283 IOM Standard variables 0.40226 federal school meal 0.408016 sugar-sweetened beverages 0.397985 median percentage 0.489818 school breakfast program 0.439323 CFR Section 0.395185 school nutrition policy 0.385756 state policy alignment 0.497036 national school lunch 0.47854 state policies 0.585683 State Policy Analysis 0.413531 state policy 0.528115 school meal programs 0.516936 new USDA standards 0.438649 healthful competitive foods 0.399817 expected direction 0.517212 healthful foods 0.40151 healthy nutrition practices 0.425475	CLICK HERE
12163	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Meningitis | Lab Manual | Introduction | CDC	Introduction to Laboratory Methods for the Diagnosis of Meningitis.	epidemic meningitis 0.643499 specific disease agent 0.618392 Molecular Typing Methods 0.613909 Quality Control/Quality Assurance 0.61154 available laboratory techniques 0.636407 meningitis pathogens N. 0.69611 Surveillance Network 0.5882 crucial role 0.648453 S. pneumoniae 0.645908 H. influenzae type 0.65004 public health surveillance 0.666204 equipped diagnostic laboratory 0.642609 Meningitis Caused 0.656262 laboratory procedures 0.583925 Laboratory networks 0.576763 World Health Organization 0.631189 surveillance data 0.604545 clinical syndromic surveillance 0.641027 Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing 0.627189 exhibit similar symptoms 0.611729 Neisseria meningitidis 0.605481 Streptococcus pneumoniae 0.59212 worldwide access 0.56439 Laboratory Methods Manual 0.635006	Printer friendly version 0.635846 cerebrospinal fluid 0.568538 H. influenzae 0.727506 global health problem 0.645455 strong laboratory component 0.625872 basic procedures 0.567453 Integrated Disease Surveillance 0.644599 N. meningitidis 0.599165 sub-Saharan Africa 0.564843 meningococcal conjugate vaccine 0.632124 bacterial meningitis 0.969791 Bacterial Vaccine Preventable 0.655133 bacterial meningitis pathogens 0.835587 antimicrobial susceptibility 0.645486 Haemophilus influenzae. 0.573406 laboratory capabilities 0.583523 appropriate treatment 0.568014 devastating disease 0.58283 reproducible results 0.569595 important changes 0.565225 causative organism 0.64613 meningitis syndrome 0.640926 laboratory data 0.591894 newer vaccines 0.571797	CLICK HERE
12674	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Influenza Round Table: Antiviral Drugs	Many people believe that there is no treatment for a virus and that you have to let it run its course. But when it comes to influenza, there are prescription drugs that can be used for treatment. They can make our symptoms milder and make us feel better faster. These drugs are an important tool against flu especially for people at higher risk of severe illness from the flu. 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/cdctv/	Influenza Round Table 0.84595	Antiviral Drugs 0.970631	CLICK HERE
13541	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Make your Kid's Lunch Healthy | CDC Features	Just as your family is settling into summer mode, for many, August also marks back-to-school time. That means back to packing school lunches. Between teacher “meet and greets,” school supply shopping, and getting back on a routine sleep schedule, lunchbox packing tends to be last on the list. But, what your child eats for lunch matters more than you might realize.	low sodium diet 0.724105 school lunchboxes 0.479039 lower-sodium options 0.471252 lower sodium food 0.711118 healthy lunchbox. 0.490746 pack fresh fruits 0.517096 family nutrition experts 0.50838 grilled chicken 0.466536 lunchbox packing 0.503497 blood pressure 0.520125 back-to-school time 0.490285 low sodium 0.754618 school meals 0.489344 high sodium 0.658914 key nutrients 0.473912 dinner leftovers 0.471753 sodium 0.989904 fresh fruits 0.526008 routine sleep schedule 0.523924 children’s diets 0.47283 child 0.556491 heart health 0.521108 sodium intake 0.638415 School meal participants 0.554438 low sodium eating 0.687382	Signs report 0.468442 lower-sodium cold cuts 0.519858 children’s school 0.482634 meal times 0.478372 summer mode 0.472697 U.S. school-aged children 0.537369 heart disease 0.468183 lower sodium options 0.839513 sodium school lunch 0.749004 gradually reducing sodium 0.758641 lower-sodium back-to-school lunches 0.525689 school activities 0.474428 lunch matters 0.521531 lower their family 0.47919 recent CDC Vital 0.528648 lower sodium 0.936983 food options 0.516983 healthy snack 0.481219 CDC Salt website 0.510869 school meal programs 0.559214 low-sodium leftovers 0.468617 better intake 0.475742 lunch-time sandwiches 0.469309 school supply shopping 0.544447	CLICK HERE