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1186	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Keep Kids Safe This Summer | CDC Features	Hot weather provides opportunities for kids to enjoy the outdoors. Take steps to keep them safe and healthy, both indoors and outdoors.	skin cancer 0.663949 UV rays 0.976336 healthy food choices 0.800996 sunscreen 0.624844 mobile game 0.646037 different environments 0.645479 CDC 0.549177 long pants 0.65734 analyze data 0.640779 long-sleeved shirts 0.65404 Help working teens 0.764231 indoor activities 0.660054 times 0.5582 healthy summer 0.685315 children 0.586841 healthy lifestyle choices 0.80231 Wear sunglasses 0.657899 best protection 0.655616 recreational water illnesses 0.813175 playground equipment 0.656119 pop-up tent 0.650808 Stay 0.556602 kids 0.715576 diaper-changing area–not poolside–to 0.805706	bathroom breaks 0.660382 baseball cap 0.653729 germs 0.57274 shade 0.56252 excellent ways 0.676219 playground signs 0.656237 play area 0.648878 BAM 0.561917 physical activity 0.681774 Kidtastics radio 0.651007 key role 0.670892 disease detective 0.643559 ears 0.564299 tree stumps 0.654283 outdoors 0.640424 interactive app 0.647673 sun damage 0.6585 water activities 0.688644 fitted life jackets 0.80791 health benefits 0.680985 Dining Decisions 0.636282 child 0.74788 Hot weather 0.683865	CLICK HERE
4565	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Content Syndication - Instructional Content	CDC uses social media to provide users with access to credible, science-based health information when, where, and how you want it. A variety of social media tools are used to reinforce and personalize messages, reach new audiences, and build a communication infrastructure based on open information exchange.	client-side syndicated code 0.28965 convenient file 0.275329 multiple pages 0.256883 pages 0.987167 server-side syndication 0.294884 Add ALL Pages 0.290282 topic name displays 0.329863 List link 0.37872 navigation bar 0.398995 results 0.361355 contact information 0.322557 unique Registration ID 0.418328 Client-side syndication 0.260616 syndication list 0.278953 list 0.741418 Content Syndication service 0.314018 click 0.283194 CDC Content Syndication 0.314446 server-side syndication API 0.289841 topic 0.493767 page 0.791225 Page option 0.321261 previous page 0.252537 lookup results 0.280486 syndication 0.51856	advanced lookup 0.323548 Select Next link 0.308564 link 0.485496 CDC pages 0.255116 Web page URL 0.275959 Download Code link 0.272447 output format 0.347176 file 0.283081 Syndicated Button 0.260258 Download API link 0.270032 syndication code 0.476287 account information 0.273848 corresponding CDC page 0.284426 Remove ALL Pages 0.256427 Advanced Lookup link 0.279437 specific Web page 0.277744 topics 0.252911 column 0.327842 following JavaScript code 0.27591 Syndication Code button 0.302453 site 0.253104 new browser window 0.651253 individual pages 0.394846 advanced lookup results 0.277008	CLICK HERE
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6897	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Antibodies Cross-Reactive to Influenza A H3N2 Variant Virus and Impact of 2010-11 Seasonal Influenza Vaccine on Cross-Reactive Antibodies - United States	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.	red blood cells 0.500766 cross-reactive antibody rates 0.421188 TIV study 0.518658 infection 0.402236 hemagglutination inhibition 0.391681 influenza infection 0.377332 trivalent influenza vaccine 0.50576 United States 0.433785 cross-reactive antibody response 0.415077 TIV study sera 0.411556 age group 0.506401 adults 0.419574 human influenza viruses 0.545124 prevaccination antibody 0.37707 HI titers 0.787179 inhibition antibody titers 0.467973 minimal cross-reactive antibodies 0.404623 MN titers т‰Ѕ80 0.45921 institutional review board 0.409162 sustained human-to-human transmission 0.403975 seasonal influenza viruses 0.547506 novel reassortant influenza 0.390541 children 0.620346	postvaccination HI titers 0.473276 seasonal influenza vaccine 0.726023 adult populations 0.386921 cross-reactive antibody 0.884157 H3N2v vaccine 0.443153 influenza vaccine 0.734194 cross-reactive antibodies 0.935453 vaccine virus specific 0.510252 TIV study serum 0.444989 vaccine component 0.405123 serum samples 0.524112 age groups 0.537233 influenza vaccination 0.379565 MN titers 0.673691 cross-reactive antibody levels 0.522257 human infections 0.387693 inactivated influenza vaccine 0.448777 influenza viruses 0.62653 Serum HI titers 0.522523 older children 0.386216 et al 0.454355 MN antibody 0.415224 human infection 0.375589	CLICK HERE
7513	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Healthy Housing Reference Manual - Landing Page	NCEH provides leadership to promote health and quality of life by preventing or controlling those diseases, birth defects, or disabilities resulting from interaction between people and the environment. Site has information/education resources on a broad range of topics, including asthma, birth defects, radiation, sanitation, lead in blood, and more.	County Technical College 0.646078 Teresa M. Sims 0.636367 East Central University 0.651494 Human Services 0.736463 environmental health 0.76617 U.S. Department 0.973612 Environmental Health Services 0.699572 on-site wastewater systems 0.625202 Disease Control 0.843154 Professor Joe Beck 0.652583 public’s health 0.63046 housing conditions 0.713417 individual organization Web 0.654092 Professor Worley Johnson 0.657586 Pamela S. Wigington 0.646105 Dr. Peter Ashley 0.665432 Dr. Carolyn Harvey 0.66802 lead poisoning 0.648661 single investment people 0.641283 Dr. Darryl Barnett 0.66856 lead-based paint hazards 0.646621 Dr. David Jacobs 0.665292 Professor Charles Treser 0.65519 drinking water supplies 0.632315	Dr. Steve Konkel 0.67615 Urban Development 0.819332 paint hazards 0.646843 lead paint hazards 0.646211 CAPT Craig Shepherd 0.639859 Childhood lead poisoning 0.645445 Don W. Johnson 0.641644 Simple affordable construction 0.631683 Dr. Gary Brown 0.671211 House Mender Inc. 0.65249 water borne diseases 0.640195 Download Adobe Acrobat 0.65795 indoor air pollution 0.629294 housing professionals 0.614905 public health professionals 0.707776 East Main Street 0.648582 public health 0.831246 U.S. Public Health 0.718014 Healthy housing reference 0.703615 specific housing conditions 0.687238 Public Health Service 0.824235 Housing quality 0.61511 CAPT Michael Herring 0.650104 carbon monoxide poisoning 0.644335	CLICK HERE
8373	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC and HRSA issue report on changes in prevalence of parent-reported Autism Spectrum Disorder in school-aged children	[Title]	Children’s Health 0.609963 previously unrecognized ASD 0.945576 milder ASD 0.737644 Autism Spectrum Disorder 0.918282 boys 0.350387 data collection 0.60469 percent 0.435616 nationally representative phone 0.87031 navigation Skip 0.841888 prevalence estimates 0.764558 result 0.351227 Services Administration 0.629391 page options 0.64454 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.58445 autism efforts 0.823206 www.cdc.gov/nchs 0.350292 National Survey 0.593099	CDC’s autism 0.648587 Health Resources 0.632527 Changes 0.354658 list Skip 0.845766 Main findings 0.610159 adolescents 0.356695 change 0.350552 HRSA’s autism 0.696816 households 0.372029 diagnoses 0.363638 parent-reported ASD 0.6948 school-aged children 0.923083 Health Statistics 0.633122 content Skip 0.843593 HUMAN SERVICES 0.574943 information 0.386795	CLICK HERE
10710	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Nuclear Weapons' Communicating in the First Hours	The CERC training program educates people on the principles and application of crisis and emergency risk communication when responding to a public health emergency.	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
11679	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Increases in Heroin Overdose Deaths — 28 States, 2010 to 2012	Rose A. Rudd, MSPH1, Len J. Paulozzi, MD1, Michael J.	heroin mortality 0.283211 annual heroin 0.289894 OPR drug 0.265646 Public Health 0.216127 reliable heroin overdose 0.431997 overdose death increase 0.31065 OPR users 0.30049 United States 0.205966 death rate changes 0.207563 heroin overdose deaths 0.524161 drug overdose 0.332226 heroin metabolite morphine 0.292136 OPR overdose mortality 0.43291 OPR overdose 0.50617 states 0.310805 drug-specific overdose rates 0.264267 heroin death rates 0.616942 drug overdose epidemiology 0.242577 increases 0.217106 state OPR 0.282493 overdose death rates 0.736937 fatal heroin 0.276682 OPR death rates 0.820366 OPR overdose death 0.492955	heroin users 0.307734 overall drug overdose 0.254558 current heroin users 0.300348 heroin deaths 0.437867 non-Hispanic whites 0.267221 highest OPR overdose 0.376616 OPR death rate 0.456312 overdose death rate 0.354892 heroin overdose death 0.834233 drug overdose deaths 0.290554 heroin overdoses 0.323637 larger heroin overdose 0.398426 drug overdose death 0.323835 mortality data 0.201014 past year heroin 0.286535 highest heroin overdose 0.393302 prevent OPR abuse 0.280118 state heroin overdose 0.419772 heroin death rate 0.338001 overall heroin supply 0.292755 state level heroin 0.32441 OPR deaths 0.330132 death rates 0.998914	CLICK HERE
14090	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Increases in Acute Hepatitis B Virus Infections - Kentucky,Tennessee, and West Virginia, 2006-2013 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	injection drug 0.64899 hepatitis B virus 0.303103 hepatitis B awareness 0.259228 National Health Interview 0.278062 vaccination coverage 0.357555 non-urban counties 0.284542 HBV infection incidence 0.389521 HBV infection captures 0.366346 HBV testing 0.309868 HBV transmission 0.332021 HBV incidence 0.322359 routine hepatitis 0.268271 Appalachian states 0.260442 Evidence-based prevention strategies 0.273868 Health Interview Survey 0.278861 HCV infection study 0.299034 hepatitis prevention trainings 0.278614 annual incidence 0.261555 chronic HBV infection 0.389122 persons 0.308579 young adults 0.271949 acute HCV infection 0.331612 acute HBV infections 0.446834 annual statewide hepatitis 0.275243	viral hepatitis prevention 0.31017 acute HCV infections 0.283925 United States 0.284925 typically low hepatitis 0.277461 acute HBV infection 0.936376 HBV infection cases 0.381302 West Virginia 0.417961 adult hepatitis 0.259352 hepatitis C virus 0.264619 hepatitis b vaccination 0.465163 viral hepatitis surveillance 0.276867 viral hepatitis 0.334143 hepatitis B vaccine 0.264889 National Viral Hepatitis 0.278276 adult injection drug 0.262795 acute HBV infection.† 0.371276 commonly reported risk 0.265025 asymptomatic HBV infection 0.367592 incident HBV infections 0.341466 increase 0.301364 risk factor 0.335185 injection drug users 0.406704 acute HBV cases 0.365179 hepatitis B elimination 0.283636	CLICK HERE
14115	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day - February 7, 2016 |MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	annual HIV diagnosis 0.897264 National Black HIV/AIDS 0.795051 HIV diagnosis rate 0.910132 United States 0.229827 Additional information 0.20121 original MMWR paper 0.355283 antiretroviral therapy 0.219327 Human Services 0.369822 bisexual men 0.205494 blacks 0.441449 U.S. Department 0.380299 HIV care 0.375235	new HIV diagnoses 0.640326 electronic PDF version 0.35058 immunodeficiency syndrome 0.271649 white women 0.205581 human immunodeficiency virus 0.45893 HIV testing 0.425596 Black HIV/AIDS Awareness 0.783779 non-Hispanic blacks/African Americans 0.440466 black women 0.204685 disproportionate impact 0.258048 Hispanic/Latino women 0.224406	CLICK HERE