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4949	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Motor Vehicle Injuries	Preventing motor vehicle injuries is a winnable battle. Motor vehicle-related injuries are the leading cause of death in the first three decades of life.	significant impact 0.350147 useful information 0.330466 United States 0.383357 public health partners 0.540788 PowerPoint slides 0.367999 cause 0.204378 case studies 0.333373 Vehicle Injuries Winnable 0.749884 local levels 0.504216 nation’s health 0.346518 motor vehicle 0.702657 visit www.cdc.gov/Motorvehiclesafety 0.323312	priority area 0.355239 contact adprogram 0.331958 additional effort 0.3527 motor vehicle injury 0.579898 Battle materials 0.344105 Winnable Battle 0.912495 programmatic interventions 0.387404 specific data 0.333726 Motor vehicle-related injuries 0.702371 road traffic crashes 0.605578 cost-effective strategies 0.363186	CLICK HERE
6232	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Adult Smoking in the US - CDC Vital Signs	CDC Vital Signs links science, policy, and communications with the intent of communicating a call-to-action for the public. CDC Vital Signs provides the most recent, comprehensive data on key indicators of important health topics.	smoking-related disease 0.334167 American adults 0.333189 Mortality Weekly Report 0.385725 smoke-free laws 0.343282 health care provider 0.582462 Tobacco Use Epidemic 0.621083 effective way 0.314109 smoke-free indoor air 0.417923 Implement hard-hitting media 0.393838 R= Raise taxes 0.37826 tobacco 0.949738 fewer cigarettes 0.348317 largest preventable cause 0.420546 occasional smoking 0.464628 comprehensive tobacco control 0.621007 tobacco smoke 0.611901 World Health Organization 0.404679 direct medical costs 0.407119 highly addictive drug 0.398447 health care costs 0.585119 tobacco industry 0.546126 tobacco products 0.771769 battle—a public health 0.426138 hard-hitting media campaigns 0.602136 O=Offer help 0.317486	Vital Signs Issue 0.388572 multiple times 0.313331 step-by-step quit guide 0.508155 non-nicotine containing medications 0.40805 adults 0.34287 M=Monitor tobacco 0.522114 tobacco advertising 0.518057 tobacco marketing 0.506971 minimum age requirement 0.386537 Vital Minute Podcast 0.373346 adult smoking rate 0.435891 different people 0.315526 health care 0.640857 adult daily smokers 0.465145 secondhand smoke exposure 0.633872 tobacco control policies 0.642878 tobacco control program 0.624812 people 0.315936 tobacco product indoors 0.590804 smoking-related death 0.33588 cigarette price increases 0.411377 fewer smokers 0.360565 smoking-related causes 0.346512 tobacco taxation 0.539502	CLICK HERE
6830	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Adults and Older Adult Adverse Drug Events - Medication Safety Program	A set of guidelines and tips for adults and older adults to avoid or reduce adverse drug events.	antibiotic 0.219549 people age 0.295649 emergency department visits 0.390731 infectious diseases 0.304466 blood tests 0.291469 pharmacist 0.220675 Page 0.293971 regular monitoring 0.288335 Common drugs 0.295381 viral infections 0.45891 pain medicines 0.376469 emergency visit 0.293366 opioid pain relievers 0.399842 viruses 0.235881 pay particular attention 0.370002 heroin 0.219388 regular blood testing 0.357086 Americans 0.262638 patients 0.240873 colds 0.220291 sore throats 0.297948 good drugs 0.286151 quality 0.218244 adverse drug events 0.998811	runny noses 0.297727 certain types 0.287433 pain relievers 0.443395 millions 0.246597 antibiotics 0.353444 problems 0.221428 treatment 0.219706 medicines 0.646249 harm 0.251792 cocaine 0.219476 coughs 0.223431 times 0.219222 oxycodone 0.22223 blood testing 0.522637 adverse drug event 0.439732 unintentional overdoses 0.297564 chronic diseases 0.303464 opioid analgesics 0.308627 adverse events 0.400058 emergency departments 0.365105 emergency visits 0.575577 Older adults 0.289154 doctor 0.261286 hydrocodone 0.22334	CLICK HERE
8590	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - In Memorial, Edna Breedlove Clampitt	In Memorial, To date, October 1918 remains the deadliest month in U.S. history when approximately 200,000 Americans died of the flu. Healthy, young adults (average age 35 years) began coughing in the morning and were dead by the evening. The family stories described in this section define true courage amid unbearable loss.	North Carolina 0.946159 date 0.523482 country 0.52293 siblings 0.526064 dad 0.525311 Edna Breedlove Clampitt 0.799401 throats 0.533052 strong mountain woman 0.707925 old Woodrow 0.619296 grandmother′s brothers 0.623439 journey 0.522897 ill 0.52784 western North Carolina 0.74735 Lord 0.521995 tombstones 0.560258 half century 0.626292 drive 0.522399 Grandma Clampitt 0.639815 big pot 0.626009 Ida Mae Breedlove 0.74939 late spring 0.635898 Wade Breedlove 0.652014 moment 0.547043 untimely death 0.627736 world 0.522502	Storyteller 0.526011 deep personal faith 0.711771 terrible night 0.621254 small mountainside cemetery 0.764294 Jessie Crane 0.634144 rest 0.584071 grandmother 0.703764 mid–December 0.522195 newborn 0.522804 families 0.522024 Debbie Crane 0.643009 special meals 0.620093 flu 0.594108 home 0.522445 Swain County 0.768016 lives farming 0.622028 pregnant mother 0.629182 little pot 0.6259 late fall 0.620851 Asheville 0.521911 visit 0.542457 family 0.678595 Location 0.526027 story 0.522983	CLICK HERE
9000	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	CDC: Tips from Former Smokers - Shawn's Story	Shawn, diagnosed with throat cancer in his mid-forties, discusses how he never thought he'd get sick as a result of smoking in this video from CDC's "Tips From Former Smokers" campaign. 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=d658104d174574544e927f47d6abeaa320120517100338703 To learn more about tobacco control and prevention, go to BeTobaccoFree.gov	Shawn 0.852758 Smokers 0.932887	CDC 0.92604 YouTube 0.871802	CLICK HERE
9931	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Online Newsroom - Digital Press Kit: New Study Finds Strong Evidence of Humans Surviving Rabies Bites Without Treatment - photos	New Study Finds Strong Evidence of Humans Surviving Rabies Bites Without Treatment	Sergio Recuenco 0.912471 mulitple bats 0.525369 Humans 0.33928 Amy Gilbert 0.678661 email address 0.460728 photo 0.592307 photos 0.333038 Strong Evidence 0.507615 New Study 0.503492 Daniel Streicker 0.761033	Treatment 0.333096 South American locations 0.927658 Santa Marta 0.492359 Surviving Rabies Bites 0.794038 vampire bat 0.685608 CDC Online Newsroom 0.710616 Digital Press Kit 0.674867 Field worker 0.49738 village 0.35418 Peru 0.384874	CLICK HERE
12462	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Novel Influenza and Pertussis	Introducing Novel Influenza workgroup, Influenza A (H5N1) Epidemiology and Vaccine, GRADE and Policy Options for Influenza A (H5N1) Vaccine, Introduction Pertussis, Health-Care Personnel Pertussis and Tdap Vaccination 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://ftp.cdc.gov/pub/vaccines/acip/Oct2014/NovelInfluenza_Pertussis.mp4	Pertussis 0.8002	Novel Influenza 0.91238	CLICK HERE
12670	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Have You Heard? | Meningococcal Disease	Have YOU heard? Meningococcal disease is a serious, potentially fatal illness. There are approximately 1,000-2,000 cases of meningococcal disease in the United States each year. Pre-teens, adolescents, and college freshmen who live in dorms are at an increased risk for meningococcal disease. Regular check-ups during the pre-teen and adolescent years are great opportunities for your child to receive the meningococcal and other recommended vaccines. 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://www.cdc.gov/cdctv/			CLICK HERE
15624	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	State and Regional Prevalence of Diagnosed Multiple ChronicConditions Among Adults Aged ?18 Years - United States, 2014 |MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	national prevalence 0.378276 higher prevalence 0.372359 multiple chronic conditions 0.504688 affirmative response 0.316234 Pacific region prevalence 0.365977 Middle Atlantic 0.361549 state prevalence 0.340269 highest adult prevalence 0.351853 Sample Adult Core 0.392061 MCC presents 0.395057 two-tailed significance tests 0.331026 National Center 0.315284 national average 0.670511 West North Central 0.603483 largest sample sizes 0.317427 standard error 0.360422 care management 0.328245 MCC prevalence 0.903964 high diabetes prevalence 0.35768 average prevalence 0.348623 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.53478 state-level surveillance programs 0.346154 overall prevalence 0.329953 Adult Core questionnaire 0.327168 geographic disparities 0.32371	NHIS Sample Adult 0.386111 prevalence estimates 0.638354 states 0.355182 U.S. 0.400874 service delivery 0.413619 previous research 0.314218 Health Statistics standard 0.339544 North Central regions 0.364584 MCC strategic framework 0.406125 East South Central 0.607129 South Central region 0.342028 higher MCC prevalence 0.556262 U.S. adults 0.357342 East North Central 0.598807 health 0.383807 MCC prevention activities 0.491526 MCC 0.941201 regional prevalence estimates 0.405144 chronic conditions 0.570728 U.S. states 0.331849 relative standard error 0.312027 national MCC prevalence 0.487602 North Central 0.608184 coronary heart disease 0.441211	CLICK HERE
15707	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Contact Lens-Related Corneal Infections - United States,2005-2015 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	reports 0.439604 MDR database 0.483754 central corneal scar 0.443734 FDA Safety Information 0.434635 direct health care 0.381483 certain adverse events 0.375966 cosmetic lenses 0.426921 contact lenses 0.94496 health care professionals 0.379486 eye damage 0.446045 prescribed period 0.380324 Rigid gas-permeable lenses 0.453636 MDR report 0.402751 Event Reporting program 0.425167 FDA’s Medical 0.386137 modifiable factors 0.416597 daily disposable lenses 0.624464 corneal transplant 0.381809 microbial keratitis 0.418231 public health practice 0.373952 poor contact lens 0.421115 modifiable risk factor 0.379897 wear lenses 0.541248 eye care providers 0.435144 contact lens MDRs 0.428105	soft extended-wear lenses 0.476012 contact lens wearers 0.58075 daily wear lenses 0.531829 contact lens MDR 0.459701 gas permeable lenses 0.455137 device user 0.400158 soft daily wear 0.422977 Drug Administration 0.410895 contact lens 0.682651 eye care provider 0.49764 contact lens wear 0.463917 FDA MDR database 0.435045 contact lens manufacturers 0.419308 modifiable risk factors 0.423136 extended wear lenses 0.466637 adverse events 0.50354 corneal infections 0.419577 contact lens manufacturer 0.423761 Adverse Event Reporting 0.428497 corneal infection 0.41708 expired lenses 0.442445 urgent care 0.402604 FDA’s MDR 0.390566 eye infections 0.46707	CLICK HERE