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8500	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Podcasts - Campaign Resources - Tips From Former Smokers - Smoking & Tobacco Use	Podcasts featuring radio ads, interviews, and information from the Tips from Former Smokers campaign, which features real people suffering as a result of smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke.	Tips Campaign 0.997873 Story Jamason 0.752936 email address 0.84652 Story Felicita 0.755413 Microsoft Word file 0.752768 Campaign Resources Badges 0.764475 Story Rebecca 0.752622 Search Form Controls 0.905944 Champion Terrie Hall 0.766268 Story Wilma 0.7566 Videos 0.894398 Amanda’s Story 0.757396 Health Care Providers 0.944075 Articles Tips Campaign 0.815363 Periodontal) Disease 0.755466 Biography 0.914328 Smokers® campaign 0.767807 National Cancer Institute 0.853309 Story Kristy 0.772605 Story Annette 0.752523 Story 0.914428 Campaign Frequently Asked 0.782911 Tips Campaign Matte 0.816532	Obstructive Pulmonary Disease 0.755656 Story Suzy 0.755666 email updates 0.84703 Story Julia 0.753816 page options Skip 0.776605 Search Controls 0.767526 Story Beatrice 0.75836 Brian H. 0.80861 Health Care Team 0.770449 Public Service Announcement 0.915564 different file formats 0.751823 Brian B. 0.808936 Heart Disease 0.889531 Story Mariano 0.758507 Story Mark 0.754209 Story Rose 0.755705 Story Brett 0.758414 Story Becky 0.762625 Story Ellie 0.759753 Public Health Professionals 0.781237 Story Marlene 0.761876 Story Jessica 0.758388 Mental Health Conditions 0.981201	CLICK HERE
8573	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - Finding A Cure, Samuel M. Gregory	Finding A Cure, One of the most important challenges, for health communicators today, is helping the public to understand that a flu shot will not be readily available when the next pandemic strikes. Once the virus is identified, it will take several months to produce a vaccine. In 1918, in desperation, people tried a variety of methods to cure the sick —some practical and effective, others questionable and even amusing.	Clella B. Gregory 0.787979 Edward′s condition 0.386975 list Skip 0.649628 Edward′s funeral 0.365399 local physician 0.38287 Edward′s fever 0.389834 page options Skip 0.92107 Edna Gregory 0.540335 Lewisport 0.202955 Samuel M. Gregory 0.788381 Boy Scout leader 0.582955	½-hand fulls 0.387046 church services 0.369843 Edward Gregory 0.480623 navigation Skip 0.646479 flu 0.346997 Little Samuel 0.448696 parents′ home 0.377258 mother Edna 0.44135 strong man 0.365255 Dr. Griffin 0.390495 church worker 0.359949	CLICK HERE
10077	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NIOSH Program Portfolio : Dermal Diseases : Risks	The mission of the NIOSH research program for Immune, Dermal & Infectious Diseases is to eliminate occupational injuries, illnesses, and fatalities among workers in these industries through a focused program of research and prevention. Primary efforts are focused on hazard identification since when potential hazards are recognized, work-related dermal and immune diseases can often be prevented or their effects minimized.	toxic chemicals 0.617654 list Skip 0.835808 harmful exposure 0.649177 adverse health impacts 0.834544 United States 0.644014 aerosols 0.464311 immersion 0.457071 contaminated surfaces 0.654153 page options Skip 0.940707 historical purposes 0.663846	hazardous chemicals 0.6246 splashes 0.47412 navigation Skip 0.838048 skin injuries 0.61062 annual cost 0.627801 systemic effects 0.643097 Contact dermatitis 0.638354 direct contact 0.622707 worker 0.52092	CLICK HERE
10206	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Electrical Safety After a Hurricane'PSAs for Disasters	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) provides Public Service Announcements (PSAs) to help share life-saving information during natural disasters and severe weather. English and Spanish PSAs are in a variety of formats including text, audio, and video.	Water 0.523589 Carbon Monoxide Poisoning 0.593614 Kreyòk Ayisyen 0.528926 DME Batteries 0.539967 Generator Safety 0.526936 Cold Weather 0.576627 Apre yon Katastwòf 0.519098 Sanitize Food Cans 0.511536 Loved Ones 0.536427 Mold Cleaning 0.518854 Haitian Creole 0.56641 yon Katastwòf Natirèl 0.519261 disasters 0.511449 Kid 0.536966 Pet Kit 0.551677 Cans Swollen 0.536185 Pet Microchip 0.528772 Kids 0.51815 Heat 0.518704 Chain Saw Injuries 0.522181 Canned Drinks 0.521924 Cell Phone 0.524477 Renal Diet 0.536439 Preparedness Tip 0.963606	Hypothermia 0.516852 Evacuation Centers 0.513584 Supply Recheck 0.536853 Carbon Monoxide 0.600726 Spanish [Español] 0.522848 Food – Perishables 0.52187 Food – Canned 0.520647 Food – Cans 0.532221 Early Treatment 0.533557 Extreme Heat 0.513166 Safety 0.527094 Stay 0.513724 Food 0.537248 Flood Water 0.521592 Disaster Preparedness 0.583267 Older Adults 0.512552 Emergency Wound Care 0.514803 Dialysis Kit 0.533621 Public Service Announcements 0.516163 Educational Materials 0.511783 Power Outage Spanish 0.512924 Worker Safety 0.512329 severe weather 0.511548 Power Line 0.524657	CLICK HERE
10928	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC's Cervical Cancer Study	We surveyed a sample of both health care providers and patients at Federally Qualified Health Centers during the time period of 2009 and 2010 about their practices, beliefs, and barriers to using the co-test and extending cervical cancer screening intervals for women between 30 and 60 years old.	Pap test results 0.410694 CDC’s Cervical 0.402777 normal co-test results 0.383305 health care providers 0.392466 cervical cells 0.453455 U.S. Federally Qualified 0.400037 Pap test 0.626218 HPV testing 0.46506 HPV test 0.504602 Benard VB 0.707356 patients 0.373121 cervical cancer screening 0.529683 Saraiya M. Communication 0.382765 cervical cancer 0.97477 Preventive Medicine Reports 0.441615 human papillomavirus 0.454466 care provider practices 0.37617 Type-specific HPV 0.386009 Primary care providers 0.377379 human papillomavirus vaccine 0.382011 women 0.392265 United States 0.397762 pilot study 0.383229 Qualified Health Centers 0.750227	screening tests 0.378505 screening interval messages 0.420146 Unger ER 0.388356 HPV 0.511898 CDC Cervical Cancer 0.43406 guideline-consistent interval 0.350365 Saraiya M. Patient 0.382365 human papillomavirus positivity 0.389047 M. Primary care 0.450064 Saraiya M. Racial 0.384339 sexually transmitted infections 0.381022 Persistent HPV infections 0.444355 Current guidelines 0.349364 Roland KB 0.650258 screening intervals 0.422168 genital human papillomavirus 0.404038 federally qualified health 0.891596 Saraiya M. Primary 0.448426 Saraiya M. 0.497966 different screening options 0.416678 Preventive Medicine 0.514455 annual Pap testing 0.413905 Women’s Health 0.348906 evidence-based screening 0.377776	CLICK HERE
10972	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pandemic Flu Storybook: Charles Andrew Didio	War Stories, The first cases of illness from the 1918 flu pandemic in the United States were reported from Fort Riley, Kansas on March 11 when an Army private became ill; complaining of fever, sore throat, and headache. Military personnel were greatly impacted by the virus and many young recruits were dead from the flu before they ever saw combat.	younger sisters Lucy 0.690819 Carlandrea Didio 0.470513 United States 0.473362 paternal Great Grandfather 0.763486 document 0.241249 physical examination 0.440585 War 0.242369 Josephine’s birth 0.492346 Iron 0.243972 Villamaina 0.246624 World 0.242383 grandfather Frank 0.500236 Steve Didio 0.492424 New York City 0.95877 Pennsylvania area 0.455807 pneumonia 0.251814 great-grandfather chose 0.517302 Storyteller 0.255875 Stories 0.243633	future descendants 0.439391 immigrants 0.254171 wife Louisa 0.755923 family members 0.452358 maximum application 0.440398 Charles Andrew Didio 0.688819 influenza pandemic 0.474842 work 0.244086 electric furnace repairman 0.715209 young wife Louisa 0.735029 draft registration application 0.658224 death certificate 0.67246 size 0.244887 Easton 0.249024 Italy 0.246595 Steel Company 0.460007 true birthdate 0.468758 time 0.245664 age 0.30557	CLICK HERE
11225	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Trastornos hemorrágicos en las mujeres	Un trastorno hemorrágico es una afección que dificulta la coagulación adecuada de la sangre después de una cortada o lesión. Las mujeres tienen más probabilidad de notar los síntomas de un trastorno hemorrágico porque tienen sangrado anormal o abundante durante su menstruación y después de dar a luz.			CLICK HERE
11619	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pneumococcal Disease: Vaccination | PCV13 | PPSV23 -CDC	CDC - Pneumococcal disease vaccination, pcv13 and ppsv23	PCV13 0.235037 United States 0.438191 pneumococcal disease 0.931063 meningitis 0.225057 adults 0.206737 Older children 0.386613 pneumococcal vaccines 0.74466 bloodstream infections 0.954122	pages 0.231521 severe disease 0.386176 young children 0.349724 ear infections 0.517211 immunization schedules 0.676542 pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine 0.738583 pneumococcal bacteria 0.663073 Vacunas antineumocócicas 0.446966	CLICK HERE
13277	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Responder: Gayle	CDC works 24/7 saving lives, protecting people from health threats, and saving money to have a more secure nation. A US federal agency, CDC helps make the healthy choice the easy choice by putting science and prevention into action. CDC works to help people live longer, healthier and more productive lives.	situational awareness 0.324918 employee safety 0.343297 United Nations 0.30412 proper disposal 0.304265 facilities overrun 0.32842 safety protocols 0.336196 initial flight 0.330852 Occupational Safety 0.369276 Safety Officers 0.373152 CDC employees 0.758643 Safety Officer position 0.518959 smoke detectors 0.301628 global scale 0.309882 National Institute 0.345288 security-related matters 0.318047 hotel room 0.502998 n’t work 0.30401 Gayle’s resiliency 0.581302	gate-checked luggage 0.331554 national elections 0.300321 field staff 0.310242 travel-related sicknesses 0.333277 political rallies 0.310045 Gayle 0.98456 Ebola response 0.397618 Liberia 0.592915 final destination 0.328642 Gayle’s hotel 0.574706 West Africa 0.307734 water pipe 0.323014 Monrovia 0.218185 Ebola patients 0.344674 safety issues 0.329344 time 0.216725 working conditions 0.301471 Safety Officer role 0.891335	CLICK HERE
15739	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Fentanyl Law Enforcement Submissions and Increases inSynthetic Opioid-Involved Overdose Deaths - 27 States, 2013-2014 |MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	North Carolina 0.378263 illicit opioid market.¶¶¶ 0.37499 fentanyl submissions 0.864609 fentanyl prescription data 0.423162 fentanyl submissions data 0.422535 white powder heroin 0.375535 uncorrelated stable fentanyl 0.413507 fentanyl analogs 0.424172 total fentanyl deaths 0.489679 synthetic opioids 0.371529 overdose deaths 0.619968 fentanyl prescriptions 0.418759 synthetic opioid–involved overdose 0.407931 primarily fentanyl deaths 0.478522 opioid pain relievers 0.390938 National Forensic Laboratory 0.402632 synthetic opioid–involved deaths 0.426626 opioid death rates 0.396295 synthetic opioid deaths 0.967766 fewer deaths 0.388394 collaborative public health 0.385119 fentanyl submission increases 0.438328 fentanyl submissions rate 0.423687 opioid surveillance 0.382281 largest principal city 0.387388	high-burden states 0.58797 large central metro 0.388061 United States 0.372386 law enforcement response 0.384661 Forensic Laboratory Information 0.404643 fentanyl submission data 0.423518 fentanyl deaths 0.710843 heroin-involved overdose deaths 0.404194 pharmaceutical fentanyl 0.402416 law enforcement 0.478463 public health 0.409846 long-acting fentanyl prescriptions 0.40524 drug overdose deaths 0.428831 fentanyl analogues 0.410714 opioid–involved overdose deaths 0.450326 synthetic opioid death 0.417922 Drug Enforcement Administration 0.435762 large fringe metro 0.378465 fentanyl administration 0.403073 drug products 0.376581 synthetic opioid crude 0.404327 IMF-involved deaths 0.383756 fentanyl-involved overdose deaths 0.475273 New Hampshire 0.38768	CLICK HERE