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1322	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement: National Child Passenger Safety Week -September 14-20, 2014	In the United States, motor vehicle crashes are a leading cause of death among children (1). In 2012, a total of 1,168 passenger vehicle occupants aged 0–14 years died as a result of a motor vehicle traffic crash (2). During 1975–2012, child restraints saved an estimated 10,157 lives of children aged 0–4 years (2).	car seat 0.451884 endorsement 0.268515 American Academy 0.346693 inspection station locator 0.454955 Human Services 0.460923 National Child Passenger 0.551239 certified technician 0.338658 motor vehicle traffic 0.498724 U.S. Department 0.457672 MMWR HTML versions 0.449135 size-appropriate restraints 0.367962 traffic crash 0.354944 children 0.292144 adult seat belts 0.762339 electronic PDF version 0.43615 child passengers 0.506513 rear-facing child safety 0.540396 passenger vehicle occupants 0.564242 Additional information 0.473015 Contact GPO 0.360669 forward-facing child safety 0.539644 booster seats 0.369346 commercial sources 0.335479 current prices 0.331656	National Seat Check 0.575515 original paper copy 0.443146 child safety seats 0.690757 United States 0.360802 U.S. Government Printing 0.448161 original MMWR paper 0.444322 hands-on advice 0.335227 MMWR readers 0.342728 character translation 0.328827 child safety seat 0.638271 Promotional materials 0.336724 Traffic Safety Administration 0.483044 Seating position 0.33805 format errors 0.330235 child passenger safety 0.962185 typeset documents 0.336915 trade names 0.335573 paper copy 0.449971 official text 0.327256 child restraints 0.425258 non-CDC sites 0.334667 passenger safety recommendations 0.542395 motor vehicle crashes 0.504294 electronic conversions 0.326856	CLICK HERE
5490	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Talc (containing no asbestos and less than 1% quartz) - 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
6315	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC reports excessive alcohol consumption cost the U.S. $224 billion in 2006 - Press Release: October 17, 2011	CDC reports excessive alcohol consumption cost the U.S. $224 billion in 2006	excessive drinking cost 0.499574 daily alcohol consumption 0.41114 enormous costs 0.277484 total economic costs 0.325705 Lewin Group 0.311331 pregnant women 0.259756 CDC Director Thomas 0.315462 criminal justice systems. 0.305002 burdensome cost 0.274303 lower household income 0.289974 binge spending 0.289891 new study 0.274411 Disease Impact Application 0.303942 health care system. 0.319062 National Epidemiologic Survey 0.306711 Health web site 0.311506 heavy drinking 0.315841 binge drinking 0.404449 alcoholic beverage 0.264363 effective public health 0.309665 criminal justice 0.314593 excessive drinker 0.382663 United States 0.435094 private health care 0.322036	underage youth 0.261448 behavioral health issues 0.313565 previous study 0.264743 alcoholic beverages 0.32653 percent 0.304811 United States. 0.26202 alcohol misuse 0.327881 Robert Wood Johnson 0.292214 excessive drinkers 0.37084 Disease Control 0.264143 Alcohol Program Leader 0.36296 excessive drinking 0.594432 landmark study 0.262378 total cost 0.366221 substance abuse 0.306207 health care expenses 0.41061 vehicle crash costs 0.329317 law enforcement 0.258984 Pamela S. Hyde 0.298568 alcohol consumption inflicts 0.425407 cost estimate 0.273695 R. Frieden 0.260581 Mental Health Services 0.31709 criminal justice expenses 0.314273	CLICK HERE
8096	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Zinc Deficiency Dermatitis inCholestatic Extremely Premature Infants After a Nationwide Shortageof Injectable Zinc - Washington, DC, December 2012	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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.401171 zinc deficiency dermatitis 0.821826 Human Services 0.440826 assistive technology 0.397439 MMWR HTML versions 0.451596 U.S. Department 0.440385 zinc supplementation 0.681203 perioral erosions 0.470599 low albumin binding 0.456434 electronic PDF version 0.451224 poor wound healing 0.451872 negligible tissue stores 0.449643 intensive care unit 0.608805 insufficient zinc 0.603694 zinc levels 0.595395 Wanda D. Barfield 0.454412 urinary zinc losses 0.654167 Fetal zinc accumulation 0.658653 Inadequate zinc supplementation 0.664943 shows zinc deficiency 0.647407 original paper copy 0.445113 nationwide shortage 0.48112 National Medical Center 0.452444 dorsal surfaces 0.47771	original MMWR paper 0.457945 U.S. Government Printing 0.455091 injectable zinc supplements 0.717746 injectable zinc 0.856271 Skin biopsy specimens 0.460719 trace element toxicity 0.459469 parenteral trace elements 0.485498 parenteral nutrition 0.411528 Scott A. Norton 0.564247 neonatal intensive care 0.612438 zinc chloride 0.581761 PN pharmacy 0.420306 subject line 0.398574 plasma zinc 0.592363 zinc sulfate 0.583915 severe cholestasis 0.417912 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.444751 skin lesions 0.461474 erosive lesions 0.398525 diaper region 0.477583 trace element products 0.451847 cholestatic infants 0.596646 NICUs caring 0.397018 extremely premature infants 0.907201	CLICK HERE
8221	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - VWD, Home - NCBDDD	null	quality medical care 0.767523 Evaluation 0.248482 VWD 0.402597 disorder 0.242104 download materials 0.493268 doctors 0.302856	von Willebrand disease 0.946792 Diagnosis 0.248722 Management 0.248243 nurses 0.304229 View 0.24201	CLICK HERE
8467	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tips Campaign Matte Article for Hispanics / Latinos - Articles - Press - Tips From Former Smokers - Smoking & Tobacco Use	Pre-written article intended for Hispanics / Latinos, ready for adaptation and use by journalists, bloggers, or other members of the media. about the Tips from Former Smokers campaign, which features real people suffering as a result of smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke.	Lancet 0.339442 DrPH 0.344027 long-term damage 0.500386 CDC study 0.505169 recent years—from 0.500787 medical journal 0.479611 forties 0.340468 lung cancer 0.478347 Hispanic/Latino people 0.534519 campaign ads 0.517371 newsletters 0.337603 Hispanic/Latina women 0.49093 Disease Control 0.510013 CDC’s Office 0.508164 Hispanic women 0.486222 members 0.337655 Smokers® campaign 0.522016 harms 0.342181 hard-hitting TV commercials 0.692121 Hispanic/Latino men 0.519632 visit CDC.gov/tips 0.470152 grandchildren 0.338781 gums 0.338323 Corinne Graffunder 0.488547 2015—public health experts 0.660342	national tobacco education 0.684768 prewritten matte article 0.716817 time Felicita 0.487175 loose teeth 0.490334 real people 0.66921 thirties 0.339473 Tips campaign 0.733162 United States 0.497507 Rose 0.421295 media 0.337635 Smokers® TV ads 0.639295 heart disease 0.493025 smoking 0.992813 bloggers 0.337844 smoke cigarettes 0.70011 CDC’s Tips 0.522453 person’s risk 0.490845 n’t realize 0.49305 quit smoking 0.801086 Cigarette smoking 0.694049 families 0.365475 clogged blood vessels—and 0.650647 campaign period 0.486836 organizations 0.337616	CLICK HERE
9052	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Hookworm	Education and information about hookworm including fact sheets and information on prevention and control, epidemiology, diagnosis and treatment.	hookworm larva 0.695282 hookworm infections 0.895655 United States 0.362765 blood loss 0.328964 health care provider 0.439061 skin 0.224454 whipworm 0.249863 larvae 0.282658 Credit 0.223643 infected person defecates 0.597651 soil-transmitted helminths 0.376034 wet mount 0.334272 barefoot 0.229293 disease worldwide 0.34996 Hookworm rhabditiform larva 0.827739 southeastern region 0.360197 immature worms 0.372925 gastrointestinal symptoms 0.33836 DPDx 0.235462 hookworm 0.989223 kind 0.223538 hookworms 0.307097	L3 0.237058 hookworm infection 0.779818 medication 0.224004 people 0.252109 fertilizer 0.229195 infected person 0.6907 contaminated soil 0.340134 persons 0.222913 field 0.224453 parasitic worms 0.369048 living conditions 0.361931 wet preparation 0.339818 bushes 0.233181 small intestine 0.368212 protein loss 0.327693 garden 0.224485 major burden 0.359086 ingestion 0.237743 humans 0.224587 feces 0.302995 Hookworm eggs 0.751902 Ascaris 0.24241	CLICK HERE
9270	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Preventing Chronic Disease - CDC: Volume 10, 2013: 12_0301	Volumen 10 — el 30 de mayo de 2013.	San Francisco 0.885676	principal fuente 0.954975	CLICK HERE
11785	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	CDC update on Dallas Ebola Response, 10-12-2014	CDC hosts a media briefing to provide an update on Dallas Ebola Response 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=7e67d2439dfc5d4db93478250ffdbcd720141015084557215	CDC Media Briefing 0.912307	Dallas Ebola Response 0.720342	CLICK HERE
13786	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Vaccines: Meningococcal Vaccination	Meningococcal vaccine info for parents, public, and healthcare professionals			CLICK HERE