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509	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pertussis LP	Babies need protection from whooping cough because this disease can make them very sick and is very contagious. You can protect babies from whooping cough by getting your vaccine and making sure your baby gets his vaccines.	old get DTaP 0.425659 CDC 0.429409 runny nose 0.426953 sound 0.409885 Parents 0.405792 best way 0.42569 pertussis 0.406959 time period 0.426697 tetanus 0.406223 best protection 0.426094 Young babies 0.445433 Tdap 0.42461 mild cough 0.495601 important ways 0.427025 early life 0.426759 pregnancy 0.411351 Pregnant women 0.426259 older children 0.425569 gives information 0.427391 older siblings 0.428382 cough vaccine recommendations 0.524791 lung infection 0.428665 common cold 0.449386 severe cough 0.495586 doses 0.411607	baby indirect protection 0.449576 babies short-term protection 0.462677 whooping cough vaccine 0.612205 adults 0.405603 high levels 0.426639 protection 0.49019 babies 0.502561 rapid coughing fits 0.449203 trouble breathing 0.42917 body enough time 0.424268 pneumonia 0.413461 whooping cough vaccines 0.642363 close contact 0.458537 United States help 0.451206 hospital 0.405689 diphtheria 0.406346 Vaccine protection 0.429297 disease 0.438387 People 0.412031 protective antibodies 0.427649 early protection 0.427569 whooping cough 0.989577 severe coughing 0.430385 contagious disease 0.430644	CLICK HERE
4700	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Evaluating a preventive services index to adjust for healthy behaviors in observational studies of older adults	null	preventive therapy 0.294763 fitness program 0.295065 earlier clinical preventive 0.317603 Silver Sneakers 0.320965 observational studies 0.33945 administrative data 0.264127 preventive office visit 0.367332 original preventive services 0.388522 preventive visit 0.291066 alternative index 0.315681 pneumococcal vaccination 0.374046 health care costs 0.321116 preventive variables 0.322097 preventive behavior 0.281634 alternative preventive indexes 0.301914 PSA test 0.276362 preventive services index 0.902282 index date 0.417516 fecal occult blood 0.379799 original index 0.276792 occult blood test 0.309748 administrative database 0.310922 influenza vaccination 0.419063 colon cancer screening 0.318381 Group Health Cooperative 0.260983	physical activity program 0.289075 alternative preventive services 0.431306 preventive medical services 0.331519 principal components analysis 0.425073 flexible sigmoidoscopy 0.309014 preventive care office 0.339175 preventive procedures 0.285782 physical activity benefit 0.278466 clinical preventive services 0.364174 health care 0.333539 health maintenance organization 0.294793 preventive measures 0.283636 preventive health care 0.30322 preventive office visits 0.315393 colon cancer 0.376006 preventive behaviors 0.306586 preventive services indexes 0.373591 people 0.261348 prostate cancer screening 0.353753 physical activity 0.300447 selection bias 0.424956 prostate cancer 0.355309 preventive visits 0.320478 principal component analysis 0.35258	CLICK HERE
6266	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Lung cancer rates decline nationwide - Press Release: September 15, 2011	Lung cancer rates decline nationwide	National Cancer Institute′s 0.48531 CDC′s Morbidity 0.437806 lung cancer 0.994136 CDC′s cancer prevention 0.483264 Disease Control 0.446611 visit www.cdc.gov/cancer 0.436567 larger reductions 0.440697 commonly diagnosed cancer 0.486185 percent smoke-free policies 0.475691 lung cancers 0.512707 smoking behavior 0.450587 lung cancer cases 0.644362 smoking–related health care 0.474309 free resources 0.436114 Columbia 0.41257 lung cancer data 0.556586 Cancer Registries 0.45429 Factor Surveillance 0.435697 tobacco control efforts 0.531 HUMAN SERVICES 0.435873 District 0.412577 Study findings 0.437312 women 0.459658 visit www.cdc.gov/tobacco 0.436467 smoking prevalence 0.455776	End Results Program 0.470025 United States 0.516525 cause 0.411966 control program 0.438019 lung cancer rates 0.806068 CDC′s National Program 0.471103 men 0.456944 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.436495 visit www.cdc.gov/mmwr 0.437218 fewer people 0.439778 CDC′s Behavioral Risk 0.46984 media campaigns 0.43888 lowest lung cancer 0.55112 strategies 0.414057 effective tobacco control 0.478441 Cigarette smoking 0.451483 new lung cancer 0.583877 lung cancer deaths 0.558404 greater investments 0.439 Mortality Weekly Report 0.46622 higher tobacco prices 0.474623 smoking patterns 0.458754 Thomas R. Frieden 0.476088 lung cancer incidence 0.764894	CLICK HERE
6458	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables - December 16, 2011	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.	provisional 4-week totals 0.633895 Mortality Tables 0.487226 equine encephalitis virus 0.556643 Mortality Weekly Report 0.486018 Viral hemorrhagic fever¶¶¶ 0.477884 provisional cases 0.592277 Hantavirus pulmonary syndrome§ 0.480737 Staphylococcus aureus§ 0.47979 New York City 0.471783 acute hepatitis 0.497072 2011-12 influenza season 0.484794 Cum 0.477187 noncholera Vibrio species 0.478819 influenza A virus 0.486323 National Center 0.541364 CDC Home CDC 0.489647 Hemolytic uremic syndrome 0.481387 California serogroup virus 0.498624 meningococcal disease 0.549263 historical data 0.517489 Influenza Division 0.47595 Ñ?ЛП Notifiable Diseases 0.514546 Cumulative year-to-date counts 0.476125 2009 pandemic 0.505505	Respiratory Diseases 0.473307 NN 0.989047 United States 0.7232 Vancomycin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus§ 0.47681 novel influenza 0.522346 I. Provisional cases 0.507485 5-year weekly average† 0.491178 notifiable diseases 0.672941 Vancomycin-intermediate Staphylococcus aureus§ 0.47662 Eastern equine encephalitis 0.486821 pandemic influenza 0.508335 Influenza-associated pediatric mortality§ 0.47705 viral hemorrhagic fever 0.472672 Western equine encephalitis 0.486483 Polio virus Infection 0.480436 Total case counts 0.472796 notifiable disease reports 0.622943 current 4-week total 0.488173 Vector-Borne Infectious Diseases 0.479581 Chlamydia trachomatis infection 0.472338 TABLE I. 0.488168 dengue hemorrhagic fever 0.4745 subsequent 4-week periods 0.483361 West Nile virus 0.478721	CLICK HERE
6933	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Sexual Experience and Contraceptive Use Among Female Teens -United States, 1995, 2002, and 2006-2010	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.	sexual debut 0.53878 sexually experienced female 0.37753 effective contraceptive methods 0.467837 self-reported sexual activity 0.377465 black teens 0.430063 highly effective method 0.637466 injectable contraception 0.368908 comprehensive approach 0.371023 effective contraceptive method 0.424299 sexual activity 0.464998 National Center 0.38676 delayed sexual debut 0.419449 racial/ethnic groups 0.399095 teen pregnancy 0.480572 younger teens 0.435735 older teens 0.434757 Crystal Pirtle Tyler 0.411665 reproductive health 0.491593 relative increase 0.384761 racial/ethnic disparities 0.370713 female teens 0.728272 emergency contraception 0.394484 continued promotion 0.368006 experienced female teens 0.479956 Current contraceptive users 0.393244	condoms 0.381982 sexually experienced teens 0.5367 vaginal intercourse 0.413612 teens 0.788004 U.S. teen birth 0.547288 highly effective contraceptive 0.535016 current sexual activity 0.371531 long-acting reversible contraception 0.451408 Family Growth 0.412394 teen birth rates 0.427088 intrauterine device 0.407621 National Survey 0.403632 highly effective contraТЌceptive 0.401719 white teens 0.481296 moderately effective methods 0.504595 current contraceptive status 0.379916 females 0.409461 teen birth rate 0.485296 teens convenient practice 0.423403 moderately effective method 0.441702 increase 0.415883 female condom 0.374309 Hispanic teens 0.50258 highly effective methods 0.901735	CLICK HERE
8924	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vaccine Information Statement: Tdap VIS Provider Guidance - Vaccines - CDC	Provider Guidance for Tdap VIS	MPEG 0.741242 site 0.541063 PDF 0.544429	PPT 0.837268 DOC 0.733754	CLICK HERE
10530	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Email Updates: July 29, 2013'Clinicians Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA)	CDC Clinician Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA). Providing clinicians the most current and reliable information on emerging public health threats, such as pandemics, natural disasters, and bioterrorism.	CDC Director 0.781835 CDC 0.925631 Involving Inhalation Anthrax 0.641746 Public Health Matters 0.6881 free webinar 0.662466 respiratory illness 0.632946 Emergency Preparedness 0.653685 South Central Preparedness 0.653218 Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 0.647202 COCA Email Update 0.666457 FDA Safety Information 0.658845 Tom Frieden Twitter 0.690314 different health problems 0.668298 public health community 0.693773 HPV vaccination rates 0.638483 – (CDC) 0.724776 new avian influenza 0.652948 CDC Science Clips 0.806899 Additional COCA Conference 0.651703 CDC Influenza Division 0.783088 new H7N9 virus 0.649176 important safety information 0.640064 tribal public health 0.690564 racial/ethnic minority groups 0.637067	health care providers 0.735512 Dr. Tom Frieden 0.680465 Free CE credit/contact 0.638592 Weekly Flu View 0.634728 public health 0.819639 Specific Hazards preparedness 0.648999 EID Home Page 0.636525 Middle East Respiratory 0.730698 World Health Organization 0.661521 available immunization resources 0.659453 FDA Investigates Multistate 0.648954 public opinion polls 0.655031 live Twitter chat 0.655339 in-person training centers 0.631369 recent ACIP recommendations 0.664952 FoodSafety.gov Reports FDA 0.653536 recent vaccine recommendations 0.646633 interim travel advice 0.637158 Dr. Frieden 0.66106 East Respiratory Syndrome 0.730675 Emergency Response Learning 0.647583 Response Training Resources 0.652339 CDC subject matter 0.812714	CLICK HERE
11269	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Progress on Children Eating More Fruit, Not Vegetables - Vital Signs Infographic	The amount of whole fruit* children, 2-18 years old, ate increased by 67% from 2003 to 2010 and replaced fruit juice as the main contributor of fruit to children’s diets.	Graphic image 0.980671 normal daily activities 0.478898 fruit 0.823475 min/day 0.3207 vegetable consumption 0.389607 family style 0.396431 fellow student 0.486666 school salad bar 0.452494 mom 0.343739 Boys ages 0.631062 vegetables 0.865923 moderate physical activity 0.485359 home vegetables 0.453755 home tips 0.389398 time period 0.488908 right chart 0.393754 Fruit juice intake 0.478812 amounts 0.321242 children 0.396521 student selling fruit 0.467098 Maya 0.450403 Girls ages 0.65755	active children 0.394941 cups 0.77703 calorie needs 0.403931 14-18 0.346379 class 0.365589 vegetable snacking 0.392975 school store 0.387414 healthy breakfast 0.38934 Fig 0.630972 Text 0.457193 calories 0.39157 healthy snack 0.388836 school garden 0.379158 1-1 ½ cups 0.577641 2-18 0.320393 www.ChooseMyPlate.gov 0.321129 SOURCE 0.321147 school lunch 0.383615 Total fruit consumption 0.476379 fruit intake 0.400473 salad bar 0.466521 USDA 0.320338	CLICK HERE
11319	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Visual Communication	Visuals, such as pictures, drawings, charts, graphs and diagrams, can be effective tools for communicating health information.	different ways 0.636029 main message 0.618419 charts 0.45129 graphic displays 0.631455 lower literacy 0.667722 diagrams 0.455669 health information 0.643278 individuals 0.44545 tools 0.450944 pictures 0.494752 captions 0.457282 public domain health 0.811803 presentation 0.447345	graphs 0.461583 Visual communication 0.651956 drawings 0.451367 audiences 0.455392 speak 0.458047 decisions 0.449767 audience 0.448603 visuals 0.907408 health messages 0.637413 People 0.443424 resources 0.475638 complex information 0.645334 clear headings 0.656897	CLICK HERE
13673	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Fact Sheets - Trends in Tuberculosis 2014 - United States	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Division of Tuberculosis Elimination	infectious TB disease 0.405584 foreign-born persons 0.369127 state tb control 0.547517 United States 0.71199 TB Control Offices 0.397167 TB cases 0.912781 TB elimination 0.341012 latent tb infection 0.660266	MDR TB cases 0.539177 eligible TB patients 0.41463 tb disease 0.520581 culture-positive TB cases 0.442558 MDR TB 0.557081 TB incidence rate 0.485281 CDC. Latent TB 0.395452	CLICK HERE