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1224	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tetanus: Make Sure Your Family Is Protected | CDC Features	Make sure your family is up to date with their tetanus vaccine so they are protected against this serious infection commonly known as lockjaw. The bacteria that cause tetanus can be found everywhere in the environment.	tetanus vaccines 0.659378 tetanus bacteria 0.712501 CDC 0.381402 severe muscle spasms 0.424804 Tdap vaccine 0.403255 lower doses 0.373024 adults 0.340401 active bacteria 0.457512 skin 0.328552 protection 0.34695 soil 0.328653 common side effects 0.366955 insurance provider 0.366208 body 0.363757 jaw muscles 0.368631 daily activities 0.372444 tetanus 0.910444 toxin 0.333303 booster shot 0.372202 10-year mark 0.375356 tetanus vaccine 0.758452 young children 0.37211 specific situation 0.371343 outdoor fun 0.38216	DTaP shots 0.371866 Children program 0.365652 intensive care 0.364074 breaks 0.330245 poison 0.329685 painful muscle stiffness 0.443634 health insurance plans 0.420543 easiest thing 0.37308 people 0.343238 family cookouts 0.38234 regular Td booster 0.434387 Complete recovery 0.368883 doctor 0.327064 whooping cough 0.37838 health problems 0.37097 spores 0.398508 person 0.336722 Tetanus infection 0.633925 ages 0.337452 pertussis vaccine 0.409437 DTaP booster 0.371799 vaccine information statement 0.456591 vaccine-preventable diseases 0.371629	CLICK HERE
6853	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Medscape CME Activity - CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012: 11_0244	Sleep problems, including insomnia, apnea, and restless legs syndrome, are common, burdensome, and under-recognized in the United States. We sought to examine the association of sleep problems with diabetes among community-dwelling US adults.	poor sleep 0.455218 Heart Health Study 0.383779 AMA PRA Category 0.377578 multiple sleep problems 0.506051 sugar diabetes 0.401885 Diabetes duration 0.398416 AMA PRA 0.390216 various sleep problems 0.541039 excess sleep 0.46977 subsequent sleep problems 0.496546 National Sleep Foundation 0.490557 frequent daytime sleepiness 0.430741 female diabetes populations 0.408016 frequent sleeping pill 0.41503 habitual sleep restriction 0.469787 report inadequate sleep 0.513063 undiagnosed sleep problems 0.524261 Sleep Heart Health 0.533059 sleep medicine 0.448723 frequent self-reported apnea 0.382559 leg symptoms 0.559245 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.381602 sleep apnea 0.610363 mental health problems 0.382425	cardiovascular disease 0.406454 blood pressure 0.389606 sleep disorders 0.516661 sleep onset latency 0.487811 multivariable logistic regression 0.379649 sleep questionnaire 0.481884 restless legs syndrome 0.393627 daytime sleepiness 0.462544 sleep problems 0.931397 self-reported sleep problems 0.586973 common sleep problem 0.478163 restless legs symptoms 0.465847 common sleep problems 0.554042 San Francisco 0.39773 sleep disorder 0.53408 inadequate sleep 0.689753 Health Study Sleep 0.506844 treatable sleep problems 0.492179 diabetes 0.653669 body mass index 0.4164 diabetes status 0.442906 severe sleep deprivation 0.604015 restless legs 0.560731	CLICK HERE
9883	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Adult Smoking in the US infographic	CDC Vital Signs - Adult Smoking in the US	North Carolina 0.386141 postgraduate degree 0.394539 National Health Interview 0.959938 individuals 0.316141 Utah 0.315448 Hispanic adults 0.441344 percentage 0.416217 education level 0.396633 GED certificate 0.397526 racial/ethnic group 0.401863 Montana 0.315449 poverty level 0.585934 Health Interview Survey 0.959705 white adults 0.444199 Kansas 0.31548 California 0.315459 Delaware 0.315531 Florida 0.315521 Iowa 0.31549 Illinois 0.315501 Georgia 0.315511 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.464403 education estimates 0.395219 women 0.319865 Maine 0.31547	adults 0.769731 U.S. Map 0.391684 South Carolina 0.386056 Indian/Alaska Native adults 0.534217 black adults 0.44331 West Virginia 0.388599 Colorado 0.315542 men 0.31996 adult smoking prevalence 0.466815 North Dakota 0.388924 New York 0.391745 Rhode Island 0.38757 college experience 0.394988 sex 0.318652 South Dakota 0.387303 Statistics 0.397344 New Jersey 0.391838 Michigan 0.315459 multiple-race adults 0.445091 New Mexico 0.393289 New Hampshire 0.393382 high school diploma 0.467199 Asian adults 0.441673 age 0.31612	CLICK HERE
10683	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Business Improvements	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) Business Improvements			CLICK HERE
10721	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Student-Reported School Drinking Fountain Availability by Youth Characteristics and State Plumbing Codes - CDC	Caloric intake among children could be reduced if sugar-sweetened beverages were replaced by plain water. School drinking water infrastructure is dictated in part by state plumbing codes, which generally require a minimum ratio of drinking fountains to students. Actual availability of drinking fountains in schools and how availability differs according to plumbing codes is unknown.	student ratios 0.405276 working drinking fountains 0.486399 nonplumbed water dispensers 0.563353 statewide plumbing codes 0.476021 school wellness policies 0.410117 free drinking water 0.596233 drinking fountain availability 0.435989 nonplumbed water 0.600501 school drinking water 0.516589 school buildings 0.404043 drinking water fountains 0.474818 widely available fountains 0.430259 state plumbing codes 0.81981 statewide plumbing code 0.41854 available school fountains 0.430162 available school drinking 0.454146 nonplumbed water fountains 0.428304 drinking fountain access 0.484838 youth-reported drinking fountain 0.433763 drinking fountains 0.86601 plumbed fountains 0.463307 drinking fountain standard 0.446124 schools 0.424126 local plumbing codes 0.417906 plumbed water fountains 0.435221	water access 0.497943 school drinking fountains 0.584161 school water access 0.406403 school drinking fountain 0.526937 available drinking fountains 0.457325 widely available drinking 0.423296 state plumbing code 0.429157 point-of-use drinking water 0.414179 plumbed drinking fountains 0.53058 nonplumbed water sources 0.488696 student ratio 0.503702 nonplumbed water coolers 0.40689 adequate drinking water 0.415037 drinking water 0.713939 youth-reported school drinking 0.431782 plumbing codes 0.993241 high school students 0.429726 household income 0.421928 drinking water access 0.444332 school fountain requirement 0.41569 low-cost drinking water 0.414708 nonplumbed drinking fountains 0.451595 drinking fountain requirements 0.431238 widely available school 0.426815	CLICK HERE
10815	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	QuickStats: Percentage of Adults Aged ?18 Years Who Looked Up Health Information on the Internet, by Age Group and Sex--- National Health Interview Survey, United States, January--September 2009	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. 0.484187 endorsement 0.368145 adult core component 0.611048 Alternate Text 0.45837 Human Services 0.577895 assistive technology 0.492977 health information 0.962191 National Health Interview 0.632915 final data files 0.604885 MMWR HTML versions 0.576873 U.S. Department 0.57138 electronic PDF version 0.57166 percentage 0.734187 e-mail 0.365978 estimates 0.402779 household interviews 0.464027 higher percentage 0.729355 Contact GPO 0.477677 commercial sources 0.458537 age groups 0.620898 current prices 0.453321 final weighting 0.473327 persons 0.443063 original paper copy 0.576347	Internet 0.523924 women 0.429288 earlier public access 0.602151 original MMWR paper 0.572679 age group 0.461969 adults 0.383199 assistance 0.332287 percentage points 0.586822 MMWR readers 0.45836 character translation 0.452376 format errors 0.449026 final data editing 0.607433 survey data 0.477908 civilian noninstitutionalized population 0.600635 question 0.359383 subject line 0.489966 typeset documents 0.455553 trade names 0.458629 official text 0.448153 sample 0.35278 non-CDC sites 0.454384 confidence interval 0.48167 Accommodation 0.3321 electronic conversions 0.446729	CLICK HERE
12569	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	New Tool to Prevent Infections During Chemotherapy	This video discusses an educational Website for cancer patients receiving chemotherapy that may be utilized by oncology providers. Preventing Infections During Cancer Treatment is aimed at reducing infections in cancer patients. 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=3f59a10c087bb6956c4a0aa82e0bd2b220130910104918187	Chemotherapy 0.819024 New Tool 0.821563	YouTube 0.795452	CLICK HERE
12693	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	The Obesity Epidemic (7:13) | Video	This video explains the many factors that have contributed to the obesity epidemic, and showcases several community initiatives taking place to prevent and reduce obesity. Obesity is a national epidemic and a major contributor to some of the leading causes of death in the U.S., including heart disease, stroke, diabetes and some types of cancer. We need to change our communities into places that strongly support healthy eating and active living. 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/ObesityEpidemic	Obesity Epidemic 0.950566		CLICK HERE
12880	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) reaffirms recommendation for annual influenza vaccination	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	CDC Director 0.502948 influenza infection 0.529204 Mortality Weekly Report 0.557117 vaccine effectiveness estimate 0.712249 earlier studies 0.492953 drifted viruses 0.521536 2014-2015 preference 0.505095 Disease Control 0.492538 IIV vaccine effectiveness 0.71766 children 0.512682 influenza vaccine recommendations 0.787434 healthy children 0.50205 predominant H3N2 viruses 0.599941 H3N2 viruses 0.729945 vaccine effectiveness 0.887309 new data 0.666233 Network study sites 0.550676 influenza prevention 0.528516 immunization experts 0.497888 superior effectiveness 0.522143 LAIV 0.535273 interim data 0.49627 Limited data 0.494283 age group 0.494979	recent seasons 0.491973 ACIP charter 0.652272 flu vaccine 0.811202 Immunization Practices 0.509048 vaccine virus 0.593476 Advisory Committee 0.506295 vaccine viruses 0.627848 LAIV effectiveness 0.516358 ACIP 0.930676 preferential recommendation 0.61069 spray flu vaccine 0.774218 ACIP recommendation 0.643096 2013-2014 season 0.492527 official CDC policy 0.572608 measurable effectiveness 0.521049 annual influenza vaccine 0.928784 influenza seasons 0.543628 vaccine 0.966748 nasal spray vaccine 0.874108 flu shot 0.617767 influenza viruses 0.556742 predominant virus 0.494246 confidence interval 0.561135 better protection 0.578298	CLICK HERE
13443	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Long-term Care Facilities | NHSN | CDC	CDC’s National Healthcare Safety Network is the nation’s most widely used healthcare-associated infection tracking system.	decrease costs 0.620308 CDC 0.441039 data 0.428528 residential care facilities 0.699877 questions 0.427465 deadlines 0.442089 issues 0.427555 track progress 0.58268 newsletters 0.427961 long-term care component 0.748028 Record 0.428029 chronic care facilities 0.704658 goals 0.428284	systematic way 0.584121 application updates 0.565525 long-term care facilities 0.988256 skilled nursing facilities 0.706277 significant way 0.597146 facilities track infections 0.810221 e-mail communications 0.568797 NHSN 0.454429 national healthcare-associated infection 0.715078 national level 0.5673 Healthcare Safety Network 0.738278 nursing homes 0.561111 LTCFs 0.427623	CLICK HERE