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1095	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Birth Defects - Facts	CDC works to identify causes of birth defects and opportunities to prevent them. By applying a public health approach incorporating three essential elements—surveillance or disease tracking, research to identify causes, and prevention research and programs—we can rapidly translate scientific findings into appropriate public health interventions.	CDC’s research 0.344192 Page 0.357408 body 0.341253 important stage 0.347912 cleft lip 0.350727 State birth defects 0.466498 things 0.330577 local resources 0.345891 special tests 0.347195 past research 0.346839 uncontrolled diabetes 0.346052 heart defects 0.423312 risk factors 0.342568 genetic counselors 0.343345 pregnancy 0.410094 over-the-counter medications 0.344354 prenatal care 0.343468 chances 0.322723 medical conditions 0.389199 special care 0.340849 herbal supplements 0.342742 year.1 Read 0.356277 child 0.327775 women 0.320497 Early intervention 0.343939	genetic counselor 0.345067 United States 0.400605 babies 0.341091 structural changes 0.355576 critical conditions 0.353955 ultrasound picture 0.349769 drinking alcohol 0.343766 street 0.318733 birth defect 0.789869 fetal alcohol syndrome 0.386369 certain medications 0.344337 folic acid 0.345591 older mother 0.345813 organs 0.317794 expected lifespan 0.351977 birth defects 0.958709 severe acne 0.345949 healthy baby 0.344113 certain medical conditions 0.381341 doctor 0.33011 healthcare provider 0.391065 baby 0.383219 complex mix 0.347967 information 0.318818	CLICK HERE
8305	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Violence Prevention - Injury Center - CDC - DELTA - Funded Programs	null	Law Enforcement Act 0.426696 DELTA PREP project 0.434359 first-time male perpetration 0.380402 CDC 0.41798 state domestic violence 0.894464 first-time perpetration 0.391799 IPV 0.555809 primary prevention work 0.397691 domestic violence coalition 0.430443 primary prevention plan 0.401981 DELTA PREP 0.506496 teen dating violence 0.419401 community level efforts 0.386331 Coordinated Community Responses 0.379264 common couple violence 0.422987 Violent Crime Control 0.427794 Family Violence Prevention 0.505199 community level 0.401297 DELTA Program 0.578282 state-level domestic violence 0.444022 mutual respect 0.426372 community 0.402075 PREP project coalitions 0.404814 local nonprofit organization 0.380484	primary prevention resources 0.40061 primary prevention infrastructure 0.398194 prevention strategies 0.527049 IPV prevention capacity 0.417743 first-time victimization 0.385345 primary prevention principles 0.455848 domestic violence coalitions 0.946791 episodic violence 0.450686 DELTA Program state 0.401448 IPV primary prevention 0.465022 Domestic Violence Prevention 0.482685 primary prevention 0.694635 Violence Prevention Services 0.472154 DELTA Program funds 0.387726 DELTA Program grantees 0.385055 community demonstration projects 0.378968 intimate partnerships 0.42861 DELTA PREP coalitions 0.417487 local CCRs 0.446406 IPV Prevention Plan 0.417442 public health problem 0.438501 comprehensive prevention strategies 0.405661 intimate partner violence 0.572927 DELTA Program funding 0.391853	CLICK HERE
9199	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Heat Illness and Deaths - New York City, 2000-2011	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.	general NYC population 0.361337 excessive natural heat 0.369493 death certificate data 0.4225 mental health disorders 0.361332 peak heat index 0.364402 NYC residents 0.477904 medical examiner 0.588359 heat illness 0.923301 New York City 0.66197 extreme heat event 0.368569 maximum heat indices 0.360516 medical examiner records 0.495136 air conditioner 0.464758 Chief Medical Examiner 0.457677 heat stroke 0.357987 deaths 0.432881 NYC Community Health 0.45884 NYC hyperthermia decedents 0.589851 neighborhood poverty 0.453446 NYC Department 0.446359 heat index 0.388728 Health hyperthermia investigation 0.376742 hotter heat waves 0.396814 heat exposure 0.351858 NYC emergency departments 0.390878	extreme weather event 0.385152 heat waves 0.659821 summer heat illness 0.389757 hyperthermia deaths 0.383736 home air conditioning 0.401083 extreme heat events 0.366923 severe heat waves 0.373781 federal poverty level 0.383595 older adult population 0.359346 air conditioning 0.741215 heat illness ED 0.401946 chronic health conditions 0.367258 T. Summer heat 0.352252 extreme heat 0.423992 NYC adults 0.382953 hospital data 0.361334 heat wave 0.42307 additional heat-related deaths 0.37827 Health Survey.§ Air 0.36132 American Community Survey 0.38057 Chicago heat wave 0.352092 heat emergency response 0.352805 multifamily apartment buildings 0.37051 mental health conditions 0.64655	CLICK HERE
10061	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Breastfeeding: Data: HealthStyles Survey - Breastfeeding Practices: 2013 | DNPAO | CDC	null	CDC Office 0.539757 Novelli ConsumerStyles survey 0.761964 proprietary database product 0.698798 mother 0.414416 Billboards 0.337828 TV Commercial 0.501327 Infant formula 0.500147 additional information 0.52301 maternity leave 0.503659 consumer survey 0.731997 laws 0.336721 federal law 0.507696 work 0.368422 Communications 0.338851 likert scale 0.523612 outdoor posters 0.496035 Census 0.340212 chances 0.342059 Porter Novelli 0.748249 Love 0.337379 campaign 0.335686 general media habits 0.738725 Online blog 0.497689 Internet 0.33648	items 0.33915 child 0.339517 TV Program 0.502068 adults 0.343033 annual Healthstyles Survey 0.713647 U.S. 0.342671 web 0.336454 health orientations 0.541442 Bureau demographic characteristics 0.736693 audience analysis 0.518976 overweight 0.345774 workers 0.336263 breast milk 0.917905 private room 0.51208 Radio 0.337612 postal mail surveys 0.738365 nutritional needs 0.51072 sample 0.343052 pair 0.343099 practices 0.342127 places 0.336759 health communication planning 0.702066 DDB Needham LifeStyles 0.732775 interests 0.342375	CLICK HERE
12457	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	CDC's Program for LGBT Youth	Dr. Howell Wechsler, Director of CDC's Division of Adolescent and School Health, discusses CDC's programs for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) youth. 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=9e3cc26bd50567f22c95db7653f4eec420000714122236499	CDC 0.800197 Program 0.333235	LGBT Youth 0.990079	CLICK HERE
12832	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Hypothermia-Related Deaths - Wisconsin, 2014, and UnitedStates, 2003-2013	Jon Meiman, MD1,2, Henry Anderson, MD2, Carrie Tomasallo, PhD2 (Author affiliations at end of text).	1Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.543061 drug intoxication 0.689657 hazardous weather situations 0.537354 United States 0.769123 excessive natural cold 0.549004 ambient temperature 0.658038 cause 0.618619 weather-related death 0.557357 hypothermia worsens 0.620262 blood alcohol level 0.565866 multiple comorbid conditions 0.561699 medical examiner 0.559864 older persons 0.548492 severe hypothermia 0.608506 Wisconsin Division 0.571624 motor vehicle breakdowns 0.541887 hypothermia-related deaths 0.970368 contributing cause 0.584127 severe weather events 0.543339 public health 0.626666 Wisconsin hypothermia-related deaths 0.58863 statistically significant increase 0.53786 Key risk factors 0.571814 risk factors 0.654425	environmental hypothermia 0.804546 mental illness 0.646902 unadjusted annual rates 0.550221 decedents 0.605065 national mortality trends 0.562444 record low temperatures 0.573323 medical examiner investigations 0.550269 suitable clothing 0.557158 Jon Meiman 0.568673 body cavity lavage 0.543713 internal warming methods 0.540859 mild hypothermia 0.610342 publically available warming 0.54652 fine motor skills 0.543245 principal psychoactive ingredient 0.544682 death rates 0.532578 death records 0.555771 death investigation 0.774635 fatal hypothermia 0.614434 active surveillance 0.58328 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.554793 core body temperature 0.87439 local health agencies 0.706028	CLICK HERE
13050	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Driving Among High School Students - United States,2013	Ruth A. Shults, PhD1, Emily Olsen, MSPH2, Allan F. Williams, PhD3 (Author affiliations at end of text).	shorter travel distances 0.344726 F. Williams 0.374528 data 0.370361 Allan F. Williams 0.368836 white students 0.517127 school district level 0.384598 public school students 0.439347 18th birthday 0.420703 New York City 0.353223 urban school districts 0.842083 percentage 0.497049 black students 0.386397 overall response rates 0.472871 high school–aged youths 0.342495 school district YRBSs 0.389665 potential ways 0.364113 potential safety benefits 0.341724 two-stage cluster samples 0.355817 complex sample designs 0.358611 U.S. high school 0.648274 independent driving 0.389916 teenage novice drivers 0.49715 youngest teenage drivers 0.396412 alternative transportation options 0.353861	private school students 0.524309 older teenage novice 0.485974 large urban school 0.973212 affordable transportation options 0.489105 Ruth A. Shults 0.521039 high school seniors 0.377532 states 0.497327 Hispanic students 0.479778 national Youth Risk 0.378477 GDL programs 0.354003 three-stage cluster sample 0.360101 urban school district 0.521164 independently.¶ Chi-square tests 0.355942 mountain states 0.456322 west coast states 0.364653 metropolitan areas 0.344451 passenger vehicle drivers 0.393645 South Dakota 0.368264 high school students 0.80158 cross-sectional data 0.365319 overall response rate.§ 0.356551 usable sample size 0.360907 large urban schools 0.352277 low income 0.346883	CLICK HERE
13287	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Progress Toward Polio Eradication - Worldwide,2014-2015	José E. Hagan, MD1,2; Steven G.F.	global polio eradication 0.412012 supplementary immunization activities 0.275203 Pakistan Federally Administered 0.271989 poliovirus transmission 0.39468 multiple targeted SIAs 0.276356 OPV doses 0.297872 routine immunization 0.329626 poliovirus transmission season 0.266495 Central Africa 0.302407 global WPV transmission 0.344522 previously polio-free countries 0.591972 routine immunization services 0.258172 polio eradication effort 0.273402 World Health Organization 0.362016 WPV importation 0.286778 AFP surveillance quality 0.260767 WPV cases 0.90822 AFP surveillance 0.414136 indigenous Afghanistan WPV 0.331337 global public health 0.268572 major Pakistan provinces 0.255409 new WPV case 0.312098 polio-endemic countries 0.255729 large-scale door-to-door immunization 0.269138	indigenous WPV transmission 0.29857 Afghanistan 0.383424 polio eradication 0.445775 global poliovirus transmission 0.261062 cVDPV cases 0.247335 routine polio immunization 0.30623 Middle East 0.307483 polio eradication program 0.271227 Pakistan 0.470392 undetected WPV circulation 0.280446 polio-free countries 0.681945 endemic WPV transmission 0.307961 public health emergency 0.257551 Nigeria 0.339571 2Global Immunization Division 0.253766 interrupt cVDPV2 transmission 0.246574 WPV type 0.317676 World Health Assembly 0.35904 Polio cases 0.296974 routine immunization programs 0.281701 JosУЉ E. Hagan 0.364815 Global Polio Laboratory 0.296134 WPV case 0.397889 WPV transmission 0.385583	CLICK HERE
13662	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	La vida con los TEAF: en las palabras de Taylor | Especiales CDC	El 9 de septiembre es el Día Internacional de Concientización sobre los Trastornos del Espectro Alcohólico Fetal. Lea la historia de Taylor, un inspirador joven que vive con un TEAF.	Washington DC 0.515853 Espectro Alcohólico Fetal 0.807662 Alcohólico Fetal 0.95902 Instituto Kennedy Krieger 0.628265	First Offender Program 0.671181 Organización Nacional 0.508829 Taylor Allen 0.659038 Síndrome Alcohólico Fetal 0.723774	CLICK HERE
14368	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).	symptomatic patient encounters 0.578727 EKC transmission prevention 0.760144 common surface disinfectants 0.557616 urban ophthalmology practice 0.581875 symptom onset 0.554736 York State Department 0.673065 practice-associated cases 0.556482 symptomatic staff members 0.566864 2West Virginia Bureau 0.54499 Eye care providers 0.542386 effective control measures 0.556304 4Kanawha-Charleston Health Department 0.596622 EKC cases 0.707462 New York State 0.54367 HAdV molecular serotyping 0.557432 patient education 0.548296 health care settings 0.704967 3Public Health Associate 0.570202 practice staff members 0.565276 patient conjunctival swab 0.619702 hospital virology laboratory 0.545447 Public Health 0.626372 Health Department Division 0.603006 West Virginia Bureau 0.693376 conjunctival swab specimens 0.728738	infection control 0.608739 local health department 0.845491 foreign body sensation 0.543062 West Virginia 0.824676 EKC diagnosis 0.687121 site visits 0.54258 local health advisory 0.607636 infection control policy 0.577708 EKC 0.941621 symptomatic patients 0.581086 EKC outbreaks 0.745444 hamper outbreak prevention 0.566392 nonbacterial eye disease 0.559934 medical record review 0.546881 environmental samples 0.546476 EKC outbreak toolkit 0.74819 Infectious Disease Epidemiology 0.626869 Area Medical Center 0.627132 infection control protocols 0.567286 Public Health Division 0.583645 Medical Center Infection 0.554869 control measures 0.601673 practice-associated EKC case 0.797888 Infection control procedures 0.578928	CLICK HERE