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4738	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Links & References - Eastern Equine Encephalitis	Eastern Equine Encephalitis is a rare disease that is caused by a virus spread by infected mosquitoes.	eastern equine encephalitis 0.934419 equine encephalitis virus 0.293925 western equine encephalitis 0.290284 Human eastern equine 0.215417 et al 0.264239 Turell MJ 0.234654	equine encephalitis viruses 0.483737 Trop Med Hyg 0.817323 Endemic eastern equine 0.235617 Med Entomol 0.224136 St. Louis encephalitis 0.299477	CLICK HERE
7271	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Trends in HIV-Related Risk Behaviors Among High SchoolStudents - United States, 1991-2011	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.	National HIV/AIDS Strategy 0.538897 new HIV infections 0.244731 educational efforts 0.212574 sex partners 0.549355 data 0.21285 white students 0.622792 injection drug 0.483029 United States 0.348569 significant linear effect 0.224342 students 0.862358 significant linear 0.31289 current sexual activity 0.43891 United States goal 0.224793 prevalence 0.445272 sexually active students 0.259862 Hispanic students 0.699197 recent sexual intercourse 0.333735 percentage 0.252201 black students 0.296592 significant linear decrease 0.294225 risk reduction interventions 0.235266 overall response rates* 0.205436 meaningful trend analysis 0.37411	significant linear increase 0.236513 quadratic time effect 0.211437 current sexual intercourse 0.232916 primary goals 0.223418 male students 0.229952 sexual intercourse 0.98008 high school students 0.615893 white high school 0.243992 racial/ethnic populations 0.329472 illegal drug 0.208874 significantly higher prevalence 0.230686 young persons 0.240965 significant change 0.244214 sexual experience 0.402941 human immunodeficiency virus 0.239465 significant quadratic effect 0.231069 significant quadratic trend 0.297985 sexual intercourse partners 0.236257 private school students 0.212974 HIV-related risk behaviors 0.396436 HIV infection 0.282425 sexual experience prevalence 0.232052	CLICK HERE
8055	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Monday, February 04, 2013	CDC - Stephen B. Thacker Library - Science Clips	Trop Med Hyg. 0.928073 population-based prevalence study 0.81826 Zhang YY 0.767995 traditional workforce development 0.810356 Pneumococcal capsular switching 0.802143 mental health 0.814361 Mol Biol Cell. 0.806572 National Health Interview 0.858708 tobacco cessation 0.770316 EGAPP methods update 0.802909 CDC Science Clips 0.849982 Fish consumption patterns 0.805874 Saf Res. 0.807853 syncytial virus mortality 0.813936 Science Clips Production 0.808003 state health agencies 0.837349 virus molecular determinants 0.814601 inadequate evidence base 0.804408 Rift Valley fever 0.797066 cancer prevention guidelines 0.810595 Sickler JL 0.77003 public health management 0.851931 U.S. women ages 0.810484 quality health care 0.831383	lifetime mental illnesses 0.834165 Annu Rev Public 0.836938 Web Developer 0.800103 national influenza sentinel 0.831977 Prochaska JJ 0.784337 health consequences 0.795549 school-based influenza surveillance 0.821852 substance abuse problems 0.820444 co-occurring disorders 0.769174 Influenza viruses 0.775539 pandemic influenza 0.774443 distance-based workforce development 0.815547 human Salmonella Typhimurium 0.799878 rhesus macaques 0.770082 mercury exposure levels 0.800622 public health 0.872229 public health literature 0.838937 State Infant Mortality 0.818224 Public Health Manag 0.851127 B. Thacker CDC 0.842596 Hall SM 0.81787 child health 0.785749 unique vector specificity 0.807788 addiction treatment settings 0.8151	CLICK HERE
9392	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Enfoque basado en la población para mitigar los efectos en la salud a largo plazo de las misiones de combate	CDC - Wide Page example description goes here	Salud Pública 0.748432 posibles efectos 0.817663	principales enfoques 0.994561	CLICK HERE
10066	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Features -Birth Defects Findings - NCBDDD	null	5-county metropolitan Atlanta 0.396805 North Carolina 0.352702 data 0.319823 national prevalence 0.506528 common birth defect 0.423505 infant death 0.36001 CDC study 0.365112 National Birth Defects 0.59319 8-county Central Valley 0.401655 cleft lip 0.357632 Disease Control 0.365402 maternal race/ethnicity 0.36008 Network 0.320499 birth prevalence 0.480243 Timely national estimates 0.432061 local programs 0.358659 Canfield MA 0.355267 tracking regions 0.35353 new study 0.367205 prevention programs 0.363362 article 0.311424 Collins JS 0.352645 live births 0.589699 account maternal age 0.407773 Epub 0.312412	birth defects webpage 0.485487 elective terminations 0.361475 common condition 0.356975 Puerto Rico 0.349951 United States 0.723826 national birth prevalence 0.463295 babies 0.334468 Help communities plan 0.406477 Parker SE 0.35167 Correa 0.311763 birth population 0.36749 syndrome 0.319277 total number 0.357046 future prevalence estimates 0.466917 Mason CA 0.352086 birth defect patterns 0.434655 common truncus 0.404163 cleft palate 0.358408 birth defects 0.907299 Birth Defects Prevention 0.537726 heart defect 0.359464 national prevalence estimates 0.496762 educational services 0.358609 Kirby RS 0.354095	CLICK HERE
10935	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prostate Cancer Symptoms	A list of possible symptoms of prostate cancer.	symptoms 0.456783 doctor 0.249969 mind 0.248636 prostate cancer 0.938736 list Skip 0.747661	page options Skip 0.879581 prostate cancer are— 0.725504 Different people 0.450378 different symptoms 0.403643 men 0.253668	CLICK HERE
11455	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC 24/7 Health Security Report	CDC has a unique role protecting America's health security. Our scientists and public health experts are world leaders at responding to large-scale health emergencies such as natural disasters, pandemics, deliberate attacks, environmental catastrophes, and other health threats.	technical know-how 0.713328 biosecurity threats 0.786259 Tracking 0.45085 health threats 0.698043 lives 0.451797 new research 0.701802 tools 0.452217 America’s health 0.647357 states 0.4478 environmental hazards 0.704768	24 hours a day 0.458167 labs 0.465166 pulse 0.479357 food-borne outbreaks 0.784259 departments 0.458984 state 0.447367 territorial public health 0.907164 ​CDC works 0.736149 actions 0.470684	CLICK HERE
12408	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Colorectal Cancer Tests Save Lives (789W x 427H)	null			CLICK HERE
13947	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	College Sports-Related Injuries - United States, 2009-10Through 2013-14 Academic Years	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Often called 'the Voice of CDC,' the MMWR series is the agency's primary vehicle for scientific publication of timely, reliable, authoritative, accurate, objective, and useful public health information and recommendations. MMWR readership predominately consists of physicians, nurses, public health practitioners, epidemiologists and other scientists, researchers, educators, and laboratorians.	data 0.43627 annual estimated number 0.414937 injuries 0.951919 athlete-exposures 0.490057 highest overall injury 0.719724 highest estimated number 0.412938 NCAA championship sports 0.4593 Sports-related injuries 0.451861 number 0.430251 injury rate ratios 0.442518 practice injury rates 0.426856 competition injury rates 0.455005 highest practice injury 0.440284 Sports injury data 0.421128 championship sports 0.479588 NCAA Injury Surveillance 0.425402 practice-related injuries 0.431669 competition-to-practice rate ratio 0.465548 practice injuries 0.468914 ice hockey 0.532544 highest competition injury 0.599737 competition injuries 0.446954 overall estimated injury 0.442972 overall injury rates 0.507675 injury incidence 0.435213	football-related injuries 0.425625 severe injuries 0.422597 participation 0.4594 championship sports programs 0.407808 overall injury rate 0.77043 member schools 0.421814 team athletic trainers 0.445478 injury rates 0.656837 men 0.46078 monitors injuries 0.44935 Major injuries 0.421084 injury prevention 0.468303 NCAA championship competition 0.415154 total injuries 0.433292 sports 0.624017 male injuries 0.429855 competition injury rate 0.681522 college sports injuries 0.49441 largest proportions 0.441178 Sports Injury Research 0.41845 various injury rates 0.405369 lowest overall injury 0.422234 emergency transport 0.613596 injury rate 0.943297	CLICK HERE
14372	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	disinfection products 0.390029 current environmental services 0.285678 safety data sheet 0.277308 potential health effects 0.293217 new disinfection product 0.33336 full-shift personal air 0.276314 full-shift exposure limits 0.294769 public health departments 0.288305 self-reported physician-diagnosed asthma 0.25761 nasal problems 0.340969 health care facility 0.300286 particular disinfection products 0.274372 health care setting 0.29723 personal protective equipment 0.267453 Occupational Health 0.275254 hydrogen peroxide 0.919406 full-shift exposure limit 0.294821 potential adverse health 0.293557 services staff members 0.833767 work-related health outcome 0.326954 health care settings 0.420431 personal air samples 0.407032 peroxyacetic acid 0.790589 air sampling evaluation 0.27158 staff members report 0.26589	health interview questionnaire 0.31564 Full-shift air sample 0.267613 total convenience sample 0.249757 asthma-like symptoms 0.450324 Occupational Safety 0.306657 NIOSH Health Hazard 0.317418 health hazard evaluation 0.440372 chest tightness 0.276643 commonly reported health 0.348993 National Institute 0.323876 Environmental Protection Agency–registered 0.284662 1Respiratory Health Division 0.290357 occupational exposure limits 0.307213 environmental services staff 0.833833 health 0.493177 eye symptoms 0.269568 Pilot air sampling 0.266341 Exposure assessment results 0.299105 hospital environmental services 0.311582 watery eyes 0.24976 work-related symptoms 0.36365 hospital staff members 0.274377 average personal air 0.268345 acetic acid 0.821988	CLICK HERE