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5864	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Cadmium dust (as Cd) - 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
6388	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Epi-X: Building a Network to Save Lives	CDC Works For You 24/7 Saving Lives - Epi-X: Building a Network to Save Lives; The Epi-X network includes epidemiologists, laboratorians, veterinarians, health officers, environmental health specialists, statisticians, pharmacologists, and other key health officials from local, state, and federal agencies. Epi-X works continuously with these partners, providing the guidance and support needed to handle a variety of health threats.	prime example 0.535587 CDC 0.421575 Epidemic Information Exchange 0.659617 infectious diseases 0.514329 real-time emergency response 0.618292 reservoirs 0.424561 peers 0.423895 current networks 0.535271 statisticians 0.428588 efficient channel 0.534183 federal government 0.511534 outbreak 0.424785 laboratorians 0.421315 Epi-X network 0.529479 early detection 0.51361 state 0.421122 new public health 0.683646 health events 0.544254 secure environment 0.520577 legitimate responsibility 0.51979 need 0.420343 pharmacologists 0.421206 sensitive information 0.52112 public health officials 0.642879 core 0.420088	public health practice 0.687871 vectors 0.423383 outbreaks 0.425595 secure communication channel 0.610584 environmental health specialists 0.658378 support 0.420743 health threats 0.548064 instances 0.424906 medical research 0.519157 epidemiologists 0.436145 veterinarians 0.422344 disease prevention 0.513927 variety 0.420701 public health professionals 0.802492 health event 0.536421 federal agencies 0.524744 disease transmission 0.51323 public health 0.927571 health officers 0.551582 social networks 0.536699 people 0.419687 way 0.422841 key health officials 0.660482 partners 0.420793	CLICK HERE
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9779	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Vital Signs - Colorectal Cancer Tests Save Lives	CDC Vital Signs links science, policy, and communications with the intent of communicating a call-to-action for the public. CDC Vital Signs provides the most recent, comprehensive data on key indicators of important health topics.	quality improvement organizations 0.502164 flu shot clinics 0.519901 Mortality Weekly Report 0.497491 health insurance 0.444728 state Medicaid programs 0.504016 health care provider 0.550165 health centers 0.438785 lung cancer 0.46024 guaiac fecal occult 0.550468 Preventive Services Task 0.554311 health systems 0.533153 colorectal cancer 0.955721 lower education 0.517542 CRC screening 0.556891 patients 0.505276 Signs Issue details 0.498791 FOBT/FIT kits 0.536401 low testing rates 0.534539 at-home stool test 0.590836 sure patients 0.454 patient reminder systems 0.517459 Affordable Care Act 0.515051 Colorectal Cancer Screening 0.59866 doctors 0.444985 colorectal cancer tests 0.653601	track CRC testing 0.666521 Vital Signs 0.568127 CRC testing rates 0.778503 CRC tests 0.655729 local health department 0.521806 cancer screening rates 0.553022 leading health indicator 0.530111 patient navigators 0.800452 public health professionals 0.532323 Healthy People 0.443447 colonoscopy 0.489069 clinical preventive services 0.52228 increased CRC testing 0.658817 health care systems 0.552733 primary care associations 0.512276 health 0.563496 public health workers 0.530062 available tests 0.441345 Meryl Streep/Control 0.589603 stool tests 0.461028 preventive tests 0.442993 people 0.693357 cancer killer 0.460002 test options 0.440961	CLICK HERE
12294	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Non-Polio Enterovirus | Outbreaks and Surveillance | Picornavirus | CDC	In the United States, people can get infected with non-polio enteroviruses at any time of the year. However, it is more common in the summer and fall.	Enterovirus D68 0.568001 commonly reported type 0.305296 enterovirus tests 0.550385 enterovirus 0.995526 United States 0.868289 descriptive epidemiological investigation 0.273353 Elk Grove Village 0.260949 National Enterovirus Surveillance 0.686131 enterovirus infection 0.556013 mouth disease 0.439521 large outbreaks 0.233446 Coxsackievirus A24 0.273376 enterovirus reporting 0.554008	laboratory-based surveillance 0.203912 Lancet Respir Med. 0.279305 Jackson MA 0.285291 Enteric Virus Surveillance 0.307228 coxsackievirus a6—Alabama 0.238356 severe hand 0.368049 Coxsackievirus A6 0.288511 nationwide outbreak 0.326191 severe respiratory illness 0.916754 severe neurologic disease 0.400451 et al 0.286798 Midgley CM 0.324666	CLICK HERE
12628	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Director's Briefing: Latest on MRSA	In the past decade, many of our country's biggest breakthroughs in preventing deadly infections in hospitals and other healthcare settings have come from the great work of the scientists here at CDC. In this Director's Briefing video, CDC Director Tom Frieden, MD, MPH, talks about new CDC research on MRSA, a serious healthcare-associated infection. Scientists studied 74,000 patients and found two simple solutions that can cut deadly infections by MRSA and other dangerous germs by nearly half. 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://streaming.cdc.gov/vod.php?id=9979306b859c5fc58a0dae7a630f7c8c20130530134936968	MRSA 0.967027 Briefing 0.973311	Director 0.513875	CLICK HERE
13170	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Outbreak of Human Pneumonic Plague with Dog-to-Human andPossible Human-to-Human Transmission - Colorado, June-July2014	Janine K. Runfola, MS1, Jennifer House, DVM2, Lisa Miller, MD2, Leah Colton, PhD2, Donna Hite1, Alex Hawley1, Paul Mead, MD3, Martin Schriefer, PhD3, Jeannine Petersen, PhD3, Colleen Casaceli, MPH4, Kristine M. Erlandson, MD5, Clayton Foster, MD5, Kristy L.	health care provider 0.421241 plague 0.796115 plague symptoms 0.551253 untreated bubonic plague 0.577944 septicemic plague 0.536243 oral levofloxacin 0.414501 pneumonic plague 0.750481 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.448684 health care providers 0.415321 human-to-human transmission 0.503401 symptomatic plague 0.526499 Y. pestis 0.916453 ill infected dog 0.43449 patient A. 0.433585 milder plague illness 0.625757 overall plague mortality 0.568381 human plague 0.590249 public health response 0.414194 dog 0.484097 prairie dog colony 0.413775 potential exposures 0.454461 Inactive prairie dog 0.415438 United States 0.557694 laboratory-confirmed plague 0.533067	human health care 0.425005 Tri-County Health Department 0.506961 ill domestic animals 0.500751 pneumonia 0.438756 automated identification systems 0.418375 veterinary clinic employee 0.490194 incubation period 0.417441 Y. pestis infection 0.603245 P. luteola 0.522545 close contact 0.633937 plague exposure 0.545366 polymerase chain reaction 0.587163 plague cases 0.543527 public health 0.537352 health care 0.493195 convalescent serum specimens 0.485423 female veterinary clinic 0.490202 Primary pneumonic plague 0.601729 1Tri-County Health Department 0.414999 Untreated pneumonic plague 0.609585 Yersinia pestis 0.46369 acute Y. pestis 0.537131 radiographic evidence 0.436586 bloody sputum 0.459508	CLICK HERE
13860	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Current Cigarette Smoking Among Adults - United States,2005-2014	Ahmed Jamal, MBBS1; David M. Homa, PhD1; Erin O'Connor, MS1; Stephen D. Babb, MPH1; Ralph S.	Current cigarette smokers 0.535227 Health Insurance Marketplace 0.465969 health insurance 0.890684 state Medicaid programs 0.533886 Tobacco smoking 0.529958 Current cigarette smoking 0.584275 evidence-based cessation treatments 0.525301 National Health Interview 0.480259 tobacco cessation treatments 0.571127 direct health care 0.48725 insurance coverage 0.624099 private health insurance 0.575354 Health Insurance Program 0.552969 higher smoking prevalence 0.693803 tobacco cessation 0.654779 tobacco control programs 0.625586 smoking status 0.603039 tobacco cessation treatment 0.483871 private insurance 0.567925 current smoking 0.516274 health insurance coverage 0.593902 tobacco cessation coverage 0.502524 American Indian/Alaska Natives 0.569599 comprehensive tobacco control 0.52108 U.S. health care 0.468782	U.S. Census region 0.551358 health insurance types 0.482198 persons 0.606392 comprehensive private insurance 0.460694 smoking cessation 0.489022 self-reported smoking status 0.512002 cigarettes 0.472851 higher smoking estimates 0.517057 cigarette smoking status 0.567843 smoking prevalence 0.83891 government-sponsored health plan 0.535841 Education Development certificate 0.556537 tobacco price increases 0.47683 cigarette smoking 0.909384 health care 0.549976 noncigarette tobacco products 0.457383 General Education Development 0.562069 U.S. adults 0.617761 daily smokers 0.587617 cigarette smoking prevalence 0.679343 cigarette smokers 0.707017 Medicaid coverage 0.458405 higher smoking prevalences 0.540635 daily cigarette smokers 0.550163	CLICK HERE
14435	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Kinds of Botulism | Botulism	human botulism, Clostridium botulinum, C botulinum, CB toxin, botulinum toxin, neuroparalysis, neurotoxin, food-borne botulism, FBB, wound botulism, WB	medical emergencies 0.394519 bacteria 0.388284 gut 0.324073 cosmetic reasons 0.396844 emergency room 0.399555 medical reasons 0.392167 foodborne botulism 0.7978 wrinkles 0.324572 main kinds 0.424018 adult intestinal toxemia 0.645069 Iatrogenic botulism 0.629063 motorcycle accident 0.405667 homemade foods 0.406982 health conditions 0.399597	botulinum toxin 0.717065 Common sources 0.412788 greater chance 0.408791 migraine headaches 0.403537 drugs 0.320699 Infant botulism 0.650273 wound botulism 0.673972 traumatic injury 0.409114 people 0.385382 store-bought foods 0.413802 symptoms 0.337147 rare kind 0.401812 spores 0.445214 botulism 0.94507	CLICK HERE