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846	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Kick off a Healthy Super Bowl Celebration - CDC Features	Be a winner on Super Bowl Sunday by keeping health and safety in mind during your celebration.	CDC.gov Current Features 0.906892	specific topic 0.706916	CLICK HERE
8241	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Jaundice and Kernicterus, HCP - NCBDDD	null	glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase 0.285882 risk assessment 0.213255 American Academy 0.222717 health care provider 0.428507 View Webcast 0.232722 Children’s Hospital 0.212545 blood type incompatibility 0.484842 written information 0.245659 systematic assessment 0.214468 Disease Control 0.266337 genetic disorder 0.229517 severe hyperbilirubinemia 0.708349 bilirubin encephalopathy 0.279012 Unrecognized hemolysis 0.251014 exchange transfusion 0.22663	Health care providers 0.469896 gestational age 0.2279 Bilirubin levels 0.306071 Nonoptimal sucking/nursing 0.243692 newborn infants 0.239663 health care 0.48427 risk factors 0.424513 irreversible effects 0.283932 successful breastfeeding 0.220675 routine follow-up visits 0.459642 quantitative measurement 0.24199 Early hyperbilirubinemia detection 0.940796 Pediatrics Practice Guidelines 0.406245 Mediterranean descent 0.237059 jaundice assessment 0.374762	CLICK HERE
8593	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - Finding A Cure, Mae McCullam Smith	Finding A Cure, One of the most important challenges, for health communicators today, is helping the public to understand that a flu shot will not be readily available when the next pandemic strikes. Once the virus is identified, it will take several months to produce a vaccine. In 1918, in desperation, people tried a variety of methods to cure the sick —some practical and effective, others questionable and even amusing.	oranges 0.312921 city 0.236237 way home 0.453551 Philadelphia suburbs 0.492062 Pennsylvania 0.255565 Susan Van Vonno 0.806849 Samuel McCullam 0.644694 mother 0.398514	Mae′s father 0.499115 coughing 0.207413 thud 0.21186 Mae McCullam Smith 0.929316 bus terminal 0.473875 sick family 0.460125 older brother 0.51349	CLICK HERE
9455	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Un mejor uso de las políticas y el financiamiento con que contamos actualmente	null			CLICK HERE
11747	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Telebriefing: CDC update on first Ebola case diagnosed in the United States, 10-08-2014 | Transcript | CDC Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	CDC 0.4969 Ebola needs 0.491687 alejandro mayorkas 0.541681 questions 0.49467 homeland security 0.512223 Ebola outbreak 0.505058 measures 0.456839 outbreak 0.514337 health care providers 0.468993 definite contact 0.520114 personal protective equipment 0.473873 Americans 0.469378 tom frieden 0.945378 countries 0.460195 travelers 0.463489 airports 0.469552 little bit 0.466934 public health experts 0.457301 Prevention public health 0.459319 Ebola patients 0.486688 Ebola 0.776493 Ebola response update 0.519623 deadly enemy Ebola 0.511336 director Tom Frieden 0.529747 United States 0.586046	U.S.-based contact information 0.458058 MENU CDC A-Z 0.45641 fever 0.495565 Sierra Leone 0.49379 patient 0.513143 international response 0.466721 index patient 0.466245 border protection 0.546375 health care workers 0.631924 health care 0.732283 public health 0.5508 outbound travelers 0.455874 question 0.493154 people 0.551456 definite symptoms 0.489187 West Africa community 0.464335 local public health 0.458191 line health care 0.468809 Ebola patient 0.489978 local health care 0.462451 West Africa 0.889899 deputy secretary mayorkas 0.669328 risk 0.491364 information 0.476163	CLICK HERE
13115	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	The Role of Family History in Breast Cancer	Genetic counselor Joyce Turner, MSC, CGC, explains how family history of breast cancer may indicate inherited changes in genes that increase your personal risk for breast cancer. Turner offers action steps you can take if you have concerns about your personal risk of breast cancer. 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/cancer/videos/breast/BringYourBrave/Genetic_Counselor/RoleFamilyHistory/RoleFamilyHistory_lowRes.mp4	Role 0.236696 Family History 0.739098	Breast Cancer 0.919863	CLICK HERE
13199	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	Please note: An erratum has been published for this article. To view the erratum, please click here.	data 0.501473 health insurance 0.583545 higher prevalence 0.530185 Hispanic origin subgroup 0.565479 Puerto Ricans 0.577583 age-adjusted death rates 0.488674 Hispanic health 0.524354 Hispanic origin subgroups 0.787164 health insurance status 0.504607 whites 0.593311 health outcomes 0.482894 foreign-born Hispanics 0.604596 chronic liver disease 0.583767 lower death rates 0.535706 U.S. Hispanics 0.555078 hypertensive Hispanic women 0.487168 risk factors 0.58422 national health 0.510962 Hispanic origin 0.978958 U.S.-born Hispanics 0.605193 Hispanic origin groups 0.559502 health surveillance data 0.482791 Hispanic origin subpopulations 0.49239 higher death rates 0.596959 death rates 0.778114	chronic liver disease/cirrhosis 0.550952 United States 0.649732 hypertensive renal disease 0.52726 prevalence 0.543475 hypertensive Hispanic men 0.485442 data collection strategy 0.48342 self-reported disease prevalence 0.514683 heart disease 0.584144 health services 0.501499 Hispanic all-cause mortality 0.489094 self-reported smoking prevalences 0.509672 chronic liver 0.602605 multiple Hispanic origin 0.494417 non-Hispanic whites 0.482396 health care 0.572055 public health 0.52674 national health estimates 0.510386 instances U.S.-born Hispanics 0.553997 Hispanic leading causes 0.49917 Hispanic life expectancy 0.486278 health 0.662736 culturally appropriate health 0.488912 higher prevalences 0.487894 systematic data collection 0.481723	CLICK HERE
13942	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Lead - Information for Parents	Information for Parents	Fact sheet 0.491334 American Sign Language 0.393237 health care provider 0.782528 high levels 0.395558 consumer products 0.237217 blood lead test 0.460881 children’s exposure 0.328667 Poisoning Prevention Team 0.412482 PDF 0.30417 pregnant women 0.215116 poisoning prevention information 0.670044 children 0.670116 general lead poisoning 0.486654 KB 0.330722 naked eye 0.24268	elevated blood lead 0.462811 young children 0.25195 higher risk 0.219023 Lead hazards 0.308767 lead-based paint 0.235315 possible lead exposure 0.504339 dangerous high-dose source 0.437184 different sources 0.221264 different pathways 0.228047 high lead level 0.45747 exposure sources 0.278339 home lead 0.255109 lead poisoning prevention 0.889881 lead exposure 0.61648 blood lead levels 0.91423	CLICK HERE
14080	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Seizure First Aid | CDC Features	1 out of 10 people has had a seizure. You might have to help someone during o	seizure 0.852363 dangers 0.418835 Guide 0.418588 folded jacket 0.50143 distance 0.418775 tongue 0.439758 person water 0.605919 Loosen ties 0.501739 Time 0.420402 lifetime.1 0.421872 recovery 0.418832 type 0.439542 involuntary blinking 0.491009 trouble breathing 0.490911 Clear 0.418655 head 0.420232 loss 0.41735 signs 0.418911 Block access 0.486601 fall 0.418732 heart disease 0.489567 friend 0.418179 seizures 0.479702	teeth 0.418933 injury 0.419933 floor 0.421077 Stay 0.418579 area 0.419977 jaw 0.419629 types 0.418435 dangerous items 0.487351 taxi 0.419812 neck 0.419175 people 0.446464 way 0.418812 food 0.417775 home 0.41901 mouth 0.419042 health condition 0.489662 person 0.965122 artificial respiration 0.489306 generalized seizure 0.672268 facial movements 0.480905 eyeglasses 0.424274 aid 0.42186 important things 0.486929	CLICK HERE
16264	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FastStats - Infectious Disease	null	Medical Care Survey 0.826322 Outpatient Department 0.458412 PDF 0.29214 National Summary Tables 0.600446 United States 0.480033	Hospital Ambulatory Medical 0.714198 KB 0.370745 Ambulatory Medical Care 0.931771 Source 0.295503	CLICK HERE