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738	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	New Report Cites Benefits of Flu Vaccine Yet More Than Half of Americans Remain Unvaccinated	New Report Cites Benefits of Flu Vaccine Yet More Than Half of Americans Remain Unvaccinated - CDC	2012-2013 influenza vaccine 0.302614 CDC 0.453841 Mortality Weekly Report 0.246298 public health interventions 0.202508 severe flu 0.339158 fewer influenza cases 0.254018 flu activity 0.282072 52 million influenza illnesses and 24 0.444472 pregnant women 0.214174 2013-2014 flu season 0.406135 season 0.817406 flu vaccination 0.979825 health care providers 0.664123 high hospitalization rates 0.21981 Influenza Hospitalization Surveillance 0.246204 estimates 0.349328 yearly flu vaccination 0.561468 CDC Urges 0.213685 Healthmap Vaccine Finder 0.203621 MMWR report 0.3839 illness flu 0.279434 season vaccination coverage 0.436805 flu illnesses 0.370461 lower vaccination rates 0.374757	influenza-associated illnesses 0.237327 flu vaccine 0.54973 flu vaccination coverage 0.586587 flu-associated hospitalizations 0.267618 flu-related hospitalizations 0.275933 vaccination levels 0.303864 National Influenza Vaccination 0.618357 flu vaccine location 0.385888 flu vaccine options 0.387189 flu vaccination activity 0.581441 flu seasons 0.287187 flu vaccinations 0.288436 single flu season 0.413404 people 0.413669 flu 0.997326 program impact data 0.225775 medically attended illnesses 0.278817 hospitalization rates 0.293312 CDC MMWR report 0.280613 flu season 0.768491 additional hospitalizations 0.289494 benefits flu vaccine 0.476202 hospitalizations 0.621612 high vaccination rates 0.388081	CLICK HERE
851	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Releases Youth Risk Behaviors Survey Results | CDC Features	CDC releases new data on health risk behaviors among high school students. Learn more about working with teens to help them establish healthy behaviors.	CDC releases 0.246189 practice skills 0.245289 new products 0.238306 health risk behaviors 0.501384 sexually active students 0.284239 urban school districts 0.33662 percentage 0.26137 Youth Risk Behavior 0.336721 unintended pregnancy 0.238113 social services 0.237689 National YRBS results 0.271524 healthy lifestyle 0.241048 physical fighting 0.238828 National YRBS data 0.268322 National Youth Risk 0.280649 sexual intercourse 0.23877 lowest levels 0.241146 significant decrease 0.23964 new challenges 0.241078 U.S. high school 0.279432 sexually transmitted diseases 0.270308 current cigarette 0.241079 Significant progress 0.238191 new data 0.278461 unhealthy dietary behaviors 0.301771	Survey findings 0.23881 sexual risk behaviors 0.305894 wide range 0.237851 Behavior Survey 0.240263 large urban school 0.337491 priority health risk 0.327806 United States 0.279288 sexual behaviors 0.265786 unhealthy behaviors 0.310323 young people 0.245614 new YRBS report 0.273076 cigarette smoking 0.239858 critical role 0.244313 sedentary related behaviors 0.300825 federal agencies 0.237783 New results 0.241896 national nongovernmental organizations 0.269427 National YRBS 0.291377 high school students 0.92831 safety concerns 0.238506 lifelong healthy behaviors 0.316454 physical fight 0.238723 mixed results 0.239156 Risk Behavior Surveillance 0.267922	CLICK HERE
8244	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Parent's Guide to Hearing Loss, Speech Reading - NCBDDD	Hearing loss can affect a child’s ability to develop communication, language, and social skills. The earlier children with hearing loss start getting services, the more likely they are to reach their full potential. If you are a parent and you suspect your child has hearing loss, trust your instincts and speak with your child’s doctor. Don’t wait!	English language 0.540582 bop 0.358281 mirror 0.350791 reader 0.344574 12-word sentence 0.53459 adults 0.34392 mop 0.35969 example 0.34546 pop 0.34566 sounds 0.347332 building block 0.912415 auditory training 0.517892 Exaggerated mouth movements 0.761263 building blocks 0.504606 Children 0.343956	combination 0.344451 normal way 0.517921 words 0.398284 lip reading 0.547441 loud voice 0.524337 Babies 0.344989 face 0.541028 lips 0.358837 speech 0.605696 speaker 0.543625 well-lit room 0.538884 good speech 0.494101 good conditions 0.526048 hearing loss 0.56079	CLICK HERE
9013	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Director's Briefing: Foodborne Illness from Listeria	In this Director's Briefing video, CDC Director Dr. Tom Frieden talks about the latest Vital Signs report on Listeria (www.cdc.gov/vitalsigns/) -- a leading cause of death from food poisoning. Listeria is dangerous and can hide in soft cheeses, cantaloupe, sprouts -- foods that are not usually cooked to kill the germs. Listeria can also be deadly. Pregnant women, newborns, young children, people over 65, and those with weakened immune systems are especially vulnerable. 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=bcbdfdd454935bce172f430d43dba42220130603094940937	Foodborne Illness 0.981996 Listeria 0.802709	Director 0.451997	CLICK HERE
10300	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Challenges in Meeting Healthy People 2020 Objectives for Cancer-Related Preventive Services, National Health Interview Survey, 2008 and 2010 - CDC	Healthy People (HP) is the US program that formulates and tracks national health objectives for the nation. The National Health Interview Survey (NHIS) is a designated data source for setting and evaluating several HP targets in cancer. We used data from the 2008 and 2010 NHIS to provide a benchmark for national performance toward meeting HP 2020 cancer-related objectives.	non-Hispanic Asians 0.487025 health insurance 0.874832 health care provider 0.582445 HP 0.559491 overall population 0.495675 National Health Interview 0.620282 private health insurance 0.541061 health insurance status 0.539457 health care reform 0.498656 colorectal cancer screening 0.709654 HP cancer control 0.497516 health care providers 0.485156 health care access 0.619678 health insurance coverage 0.672713 ovarian cancer 0.543561 HP cancer goals 0.495401 cervical cancer screening 0.588712 Health Interview Survey 0.622622 public health insurance 0.516104 Affordable Care Act 0.484674 healthy people 0.526417 cancer genetic counseling 0.484498 preventive health services 0.505893 usual source 0.811946 women 0.544457	NHIS 0.555291 Prostate cancer screening 0.505033 clinical health care 0.501168 cancer screening 0.997731 proportion 0.485308 United States 0.537443 Cancer Epidemiol Biomarkers 0.555535 provider counseling 0.580882 percentage points 0.730041 genetic counseling 0.57685 cancer screening rates 0.531932 national health objectives 0.495303 health services 0.521002 National Cancer Institute 0.529519 Epidemiol Biomarkers Prev 0.540726 health care 0.70175 public health 0.608348 breast cancer screening 0.568043 HP objectives 0.537624 cancer screening tests 0.586363 Klabunde CN 0.490758 primary care 0.494984 blood stool test 0.527207 preventive services 0.525774	CLICK HERE
11018	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Meningococcal | Age as a Risk Factor | CDC	As children reach their preteen and adolescent years, protection provided by some childhood vaccines can begin to wear off. As a result, pre-teens and adolescents are at a greater risk for catching certain diseases.	meningococcal vaccine 0.600796 CDC 0.47629 United States 0.445327 protection 0.353908 Infants 0.330931 Page 0.327196 teens 0.461818 preteen vaccines 0.450065 children 0.359945 meningococcal conjugate vaccine 0.756739 olds 0.371269 Multiple doses 0.445293 clinicians 0.330286 Spanish 0.32493 meningococcal conjugate 0.765373 meningococcal vaccination recommendations 0.681477 preteens 0.394173	meningococcal conjugate vaccines 0.756841 peak 0.330881 flyers 0.325389 highest rates 0.59624 PSAs 0.338739 meningococcal disease 0.947979 English 0.324955 highest risk 0.456504 booster dose 0.448842 serogroup 0.340742 young adults 0.704722 vaccine brand 0.437405 adolescence 0.338345 ages 0.325735 time 0.326192 preventive services 0.441666	CLICK HERE
11182	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Multistate outbreak of hepatitis A infection linked topomegranate seeds from Turkey | Advanced Molecular Detection (AMD)	Advanced molecular detection (AMD) methods helped CDC and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration link a multistate outbreak of hepatitis A infection to pomegranate seeds from Turkey	CDC 0.742793 molecular detection methods 0.656187 virus genotype 0.529029 advanced analytic methods 0.696075 source 0.333268 funded work 0.520063 far-reaching effort 0.541282 action 0.370485 Local public health 0.661964 U.S. Food 0.501465 infectious disease outbreaks 0.71339 retail chain 0.496352 outbreak spread 0.687136 shipment 0.337306 viral strain 0.518957 analysis 0.33533 samples 0.370155 record time 0.496478 Turkey 0.333298 pomegranate seeds 0.536202 recipients 0.333884 berry blend product 0.694525 automated technology 0.507299 Scientists 0.335648	Advanced molecular detection 0.923156 information FDA 0.518695 United States 0.507614 Drug Administration 0.501281 bioinformatics capabilities 0.535535 strains 0.341812 precaution 0.35449 previous methods 0.508114 public announcement 0.491543 national chain store 0.694772 genetic sequencing methods 0.774557 cases 0.369715 infectious disease outbreak 0.95181 hepatitis 0.388191 people 0.370146 shipments 0.336933 AMD funding 0.582234 pomegranate seed distributors 0.683563 significant leap 0.53967 specific strain 0.5156 outbreak investigation data 0.85031 AMD program 0.593915 genome sequencing 0.543847 responses 0.338281	CLICK HERE
11259	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	¿Tiene un alto riesgo deenfermarse gravemente a causa de la influenza?	Algunas personas están en alto riesgo de presentar complicaciones graves a causa de la influenza (gripe), incluidos los niños pequeños, las personas de edad avanzada, las mujeres embarazadas y aquellos que tienen ciertas afecciones. La vacuna contra la influenza y el uso correcto de medicamentos antivirales contra la influenza son muy importantes para esas personas.	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.564291 posibles complicaciones 0.546619 revista pediatrics 0.507592 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.577039 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.562887 alto riesgo 0.52818 amplias investigaciones 0.523983 Estados Unidos 0.513179	Archivo Microsoft 0.760538 Archivo Microsoft Word 0.575132 raras excepciones 0.528348 influenza causa decenas 0.918876 largo plazo 0.513505 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.562249 obstructiva crónica 0.5257 larga duración 0.520218	CLICK HERE
11740	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Norovirus | Outbreaks Reported to NoroSTAT, Data | CDC	chart showing number of cases of norovirus outbreaks.	*Incomplete outbreak data 0.893782 National Outbreak Reporting 0.988592 comparison 0.253345 NORS 0.261968 Illness Onset 0.585789 health department records 0.769592	start 0.260062 Confirmed Norovirus Outbreaks 0.985753 State Health Departments 0.856171 NoroSTAT network 0.696552 Virginia 0.207286	CLICK HERE
16385	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Monitoring of Persons with Risk for Exposure to Ebola Virus- United States, November 3, 2014-December 27, 2015 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	CDC 0.716048 CDC guidance 0.494778 Human Services 0.397926 freely associated states 0.480605 territorial health departments 0.475467 U.S. Department 0.387272 New York City 0.811979 territorial health authorities 0.3771 potential Ebola exposure 0.578542 jurisdictions 0.444971 World Health Organization 0.475297 incoming travelers 0.415446 CDC’s State 0.416371 direct active monitoring 0.533682 Report Ebola kits 0.438959 monitoring 0.79848 public health officials 0.457291 Weekly aggregate monitoring 0.419308 travelers 0.444834 CDC’s movement 0.365792 persons 0.943838 public health practice 0.39061 international public health 0.385766 individual-level daily reporting 0.476348 public health response 0.392407	CDC’s modification 0.360926 Ebola 0.790752 active monitoring 0.541021 Ebola virus disease 0.589382 low risk 0.473143 monitoring period 0.510112 entry risk assessment 0.359502 United States 0.992661 State Coordination Task 0.436193 monitoring/direct active monitoring 0.397422 local health department 0.368508 health care workers 0.585081 local health departments 0.366888 public health 0.672446 50 states 0.362067 Monitoring Unit 0.378506 U.S. monitoring 0.380369 epidemiologic risk category 0.361539 Coordination Task Force 0.434487 symptomatic persons 0.479741 local jurisdictions 0.380403 Public Health Preparedness 0.49862 21-day monitoring period 0.508143 Ebola-affected countries 0.410546	CLICK HERE