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4702	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Can incentives improve population health? An interview with Bridget Booske, PhD	null	date 0.347064 Action 0.342765 role 0.339913 Bridget Booske 0.891041 Making Wisconsin 0.566879 findings 0.346599 deputy director 0.594474 Prev Chronic Dis 0.958325 project director 0.57286 official position 0.552149 MATCH articles 0.553469 research 0.341589 Robert Wood Johnson 0.796828 County Health Rankings 0.822726 incentives 0.555015 School 0.341224 transcript 0.345706 Disease Control 0.547222	Foundation 0.342396 translation effort 0.567906 Community Health 0.590731 public health 0.758366 overview 0.340403 Dr. Booske 0.558634 population health 0.828315 Healthiest State project 0.835797 citation 0.371469 conclusions 0.362105 parent project 0.576753 PhD 0.347483 Medicine 0.341172 report 0.339805 Chronic Disease 0.57952 interview 0.416829 Wisconsin Partnership Program 0.786353	CLICK HERE
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6129	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NIOSH Fast Facts: Protecting Yourself from Heat Stress (2010-114)	null	shallow breathing 0.721239 strenuous activity 0.754234 cool beverages 0.799001 heavy exertion 0.750897 physical condition 0.682665 Muscle cramps 0.8133 excess clothing 0.711207 cramps subside 0.866547 heat-related illnesses 0.738932 permanent disability 0.728341 heat exhaustion 0.769163 immediate medical assistance 0.891734 Heat stress 0.743811 heat stroke 0.744551 heart problems 0.687729 strenuous work 0.742723 body’s salt 0.710624 personal protective equipment 0.848338 Schedule heavy work 0.858275 cool water 0.823184 profuse sweating 0.868727 cool area 0.813685 low-sodium diet 0.689435 moisture levels 0.697623 Drink water 0.73857	hot environments 0.729428 Rapid heart beat 0.867642 dry skin 0.707943 cool place 0.791023 excessive loss 0.712038 elevated body temperature 0.914607 abdomen 0.550376 cool shower 0.799299 heat cramps 0.889399 High body temperature 0.953973 sponge bath 0.707899 extreme heat 0.703361 following preventative steps 0.852584 shaded area 0.722932 high humidity 0.68875 coolest parts 0.705665 Seek medical attention 0.844181 workers 0.570301 Heavy sweating 0.854032 heat illnesses 0.72813 protective clothing 0.689134 body’s response 0.724373 sun exposure 0.685565 risk 0.567663	CLICK HERE
6552	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Mercury Exposure Among Household Users and Nonusers of Skin-Lightening Creams Produced in Mexico - California and Virginia, 2010	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.	adult cream users 0.244792 study participants 0.345533 mercury contamination 0.398674 mercury toxicity 0.569384 unlabeled skin-lightening creams 0.65201 CDPH 0.28805 inorganic mercury 0.694082 mercury content 0.495924 mercury vapor concentrations 0.671006 urinary mercury concentration 0.588888 urinary mercury concentrations 0.825447 chronic mercury exposure 0.538072 mercury poisoning 0.401248 mercury-containing creams 0.253978 blood mercury levels 0.573059 urine specimens 0.282979 cream users 0.287967 Environmental Health Specialty 0.30516 inorganic mercury exposure 0.511444 health study participants 0.305951 Environmental Protection Agency 0.387664 inductively coupled plasma 0.292707 urine mercury 0.407484 Public Health 0.263909	residual mercury 0.400282 Pediatric Environmental Health 0.299877 clinical health alerts 0.242923 mercury 0.992645 health study 0.306922 plasma mass spectrometry 0.289022 unlabeled skin-lightening cream 0.29554 Thomas J. Bender 0.264922 local health department 0.251721 potential mercury exposure 0.635029 health departments 0.277073 potential mercury exposures 0.485757 Health Specialty Unit 0.303422 urinary concentrations 0.249771 mercury-containing skin-lightening creams 0.324259 elevated urinary mercury 0.504867 ТЕg/g creatinine 0.275821 similar skin-lightening products 0.24856 chronic exposure 0.254635 households 0.251565 mercury exposure 0.933244 overall mercury vapor 0.450115 elemental mercury 0.386608 household 0.269988	CLICK HERE
6615	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Organ Systems and the Chemicals that Affect Them - Gastrointestinal Stomach and Intestines, part of the digestive system	The gastrointestinal tract (or stomach and intestines) digests food and makes it ready to be absorbed into the bloodstream. Then it removes wastes from the bloodstream and excretes it from the body. It is part of the digestive system .			CLICK HERE
9385	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Instrucción del personal de un programa de capacitación laboral para promover la discusión de la salud mental y las remisiones de los jóvenes que no están estudiando, Baltimore, Maryland, 2007	CDC - Wide Page example description goes here	mental health discussions 0.90052 out-of-school youth 0.496874 Tucker MG 0.507634 Salud Pública 0.487682	Sonenstein F 0.487253 Tandon SD 0.557512 employment training program 0.800438	CLICK HERE
9959	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Online Newsroom - Digital Press Kit: National Latino AIDS Awareness Day	National Latino AIDS Awareness Day	Online Newsroom 0.815443 Awareness 0.324869	Digital Press Kit 0.830371	CLICK HERE
10885	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Measles cases in the United States reach 20-year high | Press Release | CDC Online Newsroom	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	rapid response 0.362008 large number 0.362148 CDC’s National 0.380712 runny nose 0.36731 best way 0.362516 Dr. Anne Schuchat 0.427157 Disease Control 0.373934 respiratory disease 0.361009 Immunizations 0.313963 serology 0.313721 vaccination status 0.376588 young children 0.362233 health care providers 0.522212 pink eye 0.362157 current increase 0.370296 U.S. health care 0.413797 patients 0.32372 assistant surgeon general 0.427893 countries 0.335337 collect specimens 0.360799 Jan. 0.313036 high risk 0.360408 Respiratory Diseases 0.371517 largest number 0.371552 Timely vaccination 0.371498	outbreaks 0.326331 importations 0.316264 healthcare providers 0.417539 Centers 0.313067 United States 0.640762 percent 0.343546 eighty-eight cases 0.386131 measles cases 0.813382 local health department 0.412932 Prevention 0.313056 viral testing 0.362053 patient 0.352865 longer continuous measles 0.588454 visit www.cdc.gov/mmwr 0.355851 U.S. residents 0.492215 robust vaccination efforts 0.424071 hospitalization 0.313822 international travel 0.43029 unvaccinated people 0.431727 Healthcare Professionals 0.360718 large outbreak 0.366576 information 0.319702 measles 0.93375 MMR vaccine 0.367758	CLICK HERE
13472	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prediabetes | Preventing Diabetes	This page provides information on prediabetes.	CDC-led National Diabetes 0.710161 Hispanic/Latino Americans 0.334731 type 0.422725 body weight 0.309964 National Diabetes Prevention 0.855213 simple blood sugar 0.44003 road 0.222625 pancreas 0.306624 pounds 0.222395 200-pound person 0.31481 energy 0.223225 risk factors 0.318556 test 0.221734 weight loss 0.314273 lifestyle change program 0.404226 blood sugar levels 0.483415 prediabetes—and type 0.329906 American Indians 0.316466 health problems 0.442834 regular physical activity 0.612033 health condition 0.338686 blood sugar rises 0.456681 Asian Americans 0.325216 clear symptoms 0.323339 CDC-recognized National Diabetes 0.503282	Highlights 0.222803 insulin 0.263712 ethnicity 0.22509 African Americans 0.325626 American adults—more 0.339232 good news 0.332435 hormone 0.223672 lifestyle changes 0.327441 heart disease 0.333229 Race 0.222017 overweight 0.225413 key 0.223277 higher risk 0.317137 prediabetes 0.421099 best time 0.31824 stroke 0.221066 doctor 0.272384 Pacific Islanders 0.325804 cells 0.277194 Diabetes Prevention Program 0.8384 stage 0.222666 brisk walking 0.322105 risk 0.322598 blood sugar 0.908928	CLICK HERE