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1173	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Progress Toward Polio Eradication - Worldwide,2013-2014	Edna K. Moturi, MBChB1, Kimberly A. Porter, PhD2, Steven G.	global polio eradication 0.535185 supplementary immunization activities 0.426768 international spread 0.392203 certify polio eradication 0.407187 Western Pacific Region 0.333305 additional dose SIAs 0.361121 wpv cases 0.924216 Administered Tribal Areas 0.394097 WPV1 cases 0.623361 previously polio-free countries 0.584642 World Health Organization 0.443014 outbreak response 0.383301 Routine Vaccination Coverage 0.348656 Rudolf H. Tangermann 0.331793 WPV importation 0.421882 countries 0.689295 Federally Administered Tribal 0.388968 international exportation 0.333277 3Polio Eradication Department 0.330414 address health worker 0.333932 International Health Regulations 0.332098 Indigenous WPV transmission 0.361048 Afghanistan 0.411996 polio eradication 0.794557	polio vaccine 0.35023 cVDPV cases 0.330558 wild poliovirus 0.333765 Equatorial Guinea 0.44281 Ousmane M. Diop 0.334994 WPV3 cases 0.370552 Current WPV transmission 0.364016 polio vaccination 0.353845 Middle East 0.330802 surveillance quality 0.378514 Pakistan 0.434997 Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province 0.415734 new outbreaks 0.343936 Nigeria 0.422659 currently polio-affected countries 0.373207 public health 0.335615 polio workers 0.333231 Edna K. Moturi 0.442359 WPV type 0.401633 Polio cases 0.470755 World Health Assembly 0.43621 recent WPV importation 0.372018 Polio Outbreaks 0.358011 Global Polio Laboratory 0.40955	CLICK HERE
5577	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Hydrogen chloride - 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
7441	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	About Cancer Clusters	About Cancer Clusters	address cancer clusters 0.597771 cancer statistics 0.453949 death 0.326209 http://www.cdc.gov/other.htm#states 0.324581 United States 0.585132 similar characteristic 0.458824 occupations 0.330208 possible causes 0.435422 complex nature 0.454884 local health department 0.541129 greater-than-expected number 0.42986 result 0.366515 division 0.326764 hazard 0.331781 state health department 0.850352 term 0.326891 results 0.327925 cancer cluster 0.910836 deaths 0.328942 group 0.327958	area 0.324783 types 0.324 uncontrollable cell growth 0.594379 cases 0.342602 external cause 0.475078 Follow-up investigations 0.462957 different diseases 0.447205 lives 0.325263 Americans 0.324016 community 0.32494 heart 0.326102 form 0.325747 cancer registry contact 0.554584 case definition 0.432948 response 0.324385 cancers 0.375003 health department gathers 0.545859 information 0.381759 Confirmation 0.334422 e.g. 0.324017	CLICK HERE
8870	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MERS-Frequently Asked Questions	CDC Coronavirus: Coronaviruses are common throughout the world. They can infect people and animals. Five different coronaviruses can infect people and make them sick. They usually cause mild to moderate upper-respiratory illness.	general public 0.484912 CDC 0.577847 Interim Infection Prevention 0.48167 Provides Quick Answers 0.47853 recent travel 0.508425 longer exposure time 0.473929 MERS-CoV 0.607542 Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 0.522915 MERS treatment 0.607326 MERS case 0.672753 public health authorities 0.47961 MERS symptoms 0.630988 MERS situation 0.665338 public health department 0.481831 Emergency Medical Service 0.479175 personal protective equipment 0.59002 CDC Laboratory Testing 0.503488 World Health Organization 0.486034 U.S. Executive Order 0.479509 CDC Interim U.S. 0.509553 public health partners 0.488675 active MERS-CoV infection 0.498994 MERS cases 0.700785 lab testing capacity 0.478321 U.S. MERS story 0.65747	East Respiratory Syndrome 0.643151 up-to-date information 0.48341 Arabian Peninsula 0.670136 respiratory illness 0.621152 United States 0.484677 Advanced Molecular Detection 0.478728 CDC’s job 0.479682 MERS Coronavirus 0.622443 MERS prevention 0.612656 viral respiratory illness 0.518662 Saudi Arabia 0.538134 infection control precautions 0.485223 complete virus genome 0.482933 acute respiratory syndrome 0.490219 close contact 0.719088 public health 0.565269 potential public health 0.491099 Middle East Respiratory 0.645311 travel-associated MERS cases 0.668431 United Arab Emirates 0.552908 people 0.489452 MERS-CoV infection 0.559216 healthcare provider 0.613756 enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay 0.472325	CLICK HERE
10584	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NIOSH Regulations	null	workplace safety 0.482171 Respiratory Protective Devices 0.603148 Education Programs 0.450072 forth rules 0.469487 recommendations 0.378559 health regulations 0.481332 CFR 0.34112 research 0.333656 Occupational Safety 0.627685 World Trade Center 0.592632 following parts 0.472314 procedures 0.330212 Approval 0.334836 C.F.R. pt 0.96738 National Institute 0.489044	prevention 0.333539 Health Program 0.456872 illness 0.334481 requirements 0.330176 NIOSH 0.785621 Federal Regulations 0.46372 work-related injury 0.509757 agencies 0.332754 particular industry 0.473422 matters 0.330048 guidance 0.33212 NIOSH regulations 0.642028 Health Hazard Evaluations 0.595301 specific health 0.471011	CLICK HERE
10860	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Smoke-Free-Home Rules Among Women With Infants, 2004–2008- CDC	Exposure to secondhand smoke increases risk for infant illness and death. The objective of this study was to estimate the prevalence of complete smoke-free–home rules (smoking not allowed anywhere in the home) among women with infants in the United States.	well-baby visits 0.39033 demographic characteristics 0.377963 complete smoke-free–home rules 0.757924 following statements 0.381111 study states 0.39121 partial smoking restrictions 0.384235 infant 0.386215 non-Hispanic black women 0.422057 complete smoke-free–home rule 0.401875 Disease Control 0.372905 state health departments 0.427335 infants 0.454203 well-baby visit 0.369631 following question 0.375791 postpartum smoking status 0.533108 unmarried women 0.378432 women 0.642117 smoking prevalence 0.388517 prevalence ratios 0.390697 overall prevalence 0.387771 United States 0.43211 partial rules 0.450898 maternal smoking status 0.396485 Arkansas 0.375505 states 0.433488	prevalence 0.484497 potential correlates 0.411247 Pregnancy Risk Assessment 0.405123 maternal postpartum check-up 0.412112 PRAMS data collection 0.375708 public smoking restrictions 0.372926 final multivariable model 0.390737 PRAMS data 0.456517 previous live birth 0.384662 first-week health care 0.440341 public health 0.375522 health care visit 0.433834 smoke-free–home rules 0.905561 infant age 0.375784 secondhand smoke exposure 0.674649 complete rules 0.645831 birth certificate 0.369846 annual household income 0.438601 New Jersey 0.585456 secondhand smoke increases 0.395997 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.380499 previous live births 0.388963 home smoking rules 0.433116 Risk Assessment Monitoring 0.400363	CLICK HERE
11131	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2008 National Report on Biochemical Indicators of Diet and Nutrition - Table 5.4	null	µg/g creatinine 0.357064 Estimate 0.328935 Total population 0.348315 urine concentrations 0.464592 Males 0.404891 Search Form Controls 0.352543 conf. interval 0.616386 creatinine 0.368906 file 0.341445 Geometric mean 0.613449 small cell size 0.482136 uncorrected urine value 0.408406 Urinary O-desmethylangolensin 0.706688 limit 0.355721 Serum 0.350159 u.s. population 0.479584 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.583989 Biochemical Indicators 0.329523 National Report 0.326596 LOD 0.996761 Tweet Share Compartir 0.330324	valid result 0.330024 greater uncertainty 0.410854 percentiles 0.400359 Mexican Americans 0.394146 detection 0.356019 Table 0.411352 non-hispanic whites 0.389482 Iodine Urinary iodine 0.327855 Lignans Urinary genistein 0.329269 Sample 0.34928 page options Skip 0.328306 Search Controls 0.327856 non-hispanic blacks 0.391932 total U.S. population 0.347683 Appendix 0.347751 National Health 0.463013 Trace Elements 0.325498 Serum transferrin saturation 0.326212 LOD† 0.454063 compounds 0.349207 page 0.377012	CLICK HERE
11164	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Transplant Safety | Frequently Asked Questions	CDC – Information to help make organ and tissue transplants the highest quality possible so that recipients have the best outcomes.	OPOs 0.320983 certain diseases 0.375266 medical history 0.369687 organ recipient 0.507195 larger number 0.371042 Organ Sharing 0.453479 heart valves 0.379577 Patient Safety 0.36583 communicable disease transmissions 0.514915 potential donor 0.846687 MedWatch surveillance 0.35064 healthcare facility 0.364601 test results 0.368296 body views 0.396556 state public health 0.493115 Transplantation Network 0.365741 deceased donors 0.389216 human immunodeficiency virus 0.509404 eye bank 0.363539 donor recovery hospitals 0.650986 notifiable infectious disease 0.509525 permanent damage 0.354805 recipient infection 0.384268 United States 0.374461 tissue banks 0.711916	tissue donation 0.57555 tissue recovery organizations 0.953467 notifiable diseases 0.373167 surgical intervention 0.356934 tissue supplier 0.536591 United Network 0.359185 organ procurement organizations 0.619188 state health department 0.48912 certain medications 0.408378 donor-derived disease transmissions 0.518236 organ recovery 0.46846 potential kidney donors 0.531479 organs 0.313387 medical history. 0.3755 certain tests 0.3739 social history 0.37287 immune cells 0.377403 donor’s risk 0.505475 hepatitis C virus 0.362402 Healthcare facilities 0.355096 eye recovery banks 0.573828 eye banks 0.640813 healthy person 0.370628 small number 0.367489	CLICK HERE
12592	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	REACH- Community Diabetes Education Program -- Greater Lawrence Family Health Center, Massachusetts	Hear a personal story about how a community diabetes education program helped a woman learn to better manage her diabetes medications. 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/vod2.php?id=1241f02bcf492446f0552a6dd1166edf20130306101105062	Program 0.22669 Health Center 0.492814 Massachusetts 0.22485	Community Diabetes Education 0.975549 Greater Lawrence Family 0.92576	CLICK HERE
13194	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vital Signs: Leading Causes of Death, Prevalence of Diseasesand Risk Factors, and Use of Health Services Among Hispanics in theUnited States - 2009-2013	Kenneth Dominguez1, Ana Penman-Aguilar2, Man-Huei Chang1, Ramal Moonesinghe2, Ted Castellanos3, Alfonso Rodriguez-Lainz4, Richard Schieber5 (Author affiliations at end of text).	data 0.501387 health insurance 0.571641 higher prevalence 0.521121 Hispanic origin subgroup 0.566081 Puerto Ricans 0.577821 age-adjusted death rates 0.498866 Hispanic health 0.524878 Hispanic origin subgroups 0.788396 health insurance status 0.50496 whites 0.593738 health outcomes 0.484687 foreign-born Hispanics 0.649509 chronic liver disease 0.599425 lower death rates 0.536145 U.S. Hispanics 0.555772 hypertensive Hispanic women 0.487577 risk factors 0.584434 Hispanic origin 0.979856 U.S.-born Hispanics 0.628864 Hispanic origin groups 0.55997 health surveillance data 0.483167 Hispanic origin subpopulations 0.492729 higher death rates 0.599627 death rates 0.757471 chronic liver disease/cirrhosis 0.553354	United States 0.649754 hypertensive renal disease 0.527554 prevalence 0.543958 hypertensive Hispanic men 0.485839 data collection strategy 0.483566 self-reported disease prevalence 0.51509 heart disease 0.599801 health services 0.501732 Hispanic all-cause mortality 0.489568 self-reported smoking prevalences 0.510158 multiple Hispanic origin 0.494815 non-Hispanic whites 0.48287 health care 0.572208 public health 0.517276 national health estimates 0.510844 instances U.S.-born Hispanics 0.554766 Hispanic leading causes 0.499741 Hispanic life expectancy 0.486775 health 0.64842 Hispanic paradox 0.480051 higher prevalences 0.481744 culturally appropriate health 0.480128 systematic data collection 0.481864 analyzed health factors 0.479359	CLICK HERE