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1327	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Measles Outbreak in an Unvaccinated Family and a PossiblyAssociated International Traveler - Orange County, Florida,December 2012-January 2013	Tania A. Slade, MPH1, Benjamin G. Klekamp, MSPH1, Edhelene Rico, MPH2, Alvaro Mejia-Echeverry, MD2 (Author affiliations at end of text).	robust public health 0.558017 urgent care contacts 0.571167 health care provider 0.586322 measles exposure notification 0.821768 measles elimination 0.683537 public health authorities 0.578361 Measles cases 0.695909 urgent care clinic 0.785316 health care facility 0.67259 health care providers 0.654353 additional cases 0.588918 theme park 0.818517 infectious periods 0.556523 urgent care facility 0.648065 Miami urgent care 0.56934 measles vaccination 0.655935 child care contacts 0.629823 measles case 0.728184 measles virus RNA 0.79021 public health response 0.634999 health care settings 0.576635 febrile rash illness 0.663382 public health agencies 0.56035 Orlando-area theme park 0.748521 measles infection 0.649075	measles transmission 0.62592 exposure notification letters 0.634108 United States 0.767888 infectious period 0.583188 Public Health Laboratories 0.63877 Tania A. Slade 0.615234 child care facility 0.659956 urgent care facilities 0.563789 care facility contacts 0.556172 high population immunity 0.565766 exposure period 0.605693 child care 0.826988 Florida Department 0.735702 local health departments 0.557356 public health 0.818374 health care 0.738031 measles exposure 0.863103 care facility 0.760366 Orange County 0.837504 pediatric urgent care 0.819913 urgent care 0.854635 rash onset 0.676143 measles 0.998866 Public health officials 0.56439	CLICK HERE
4635	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Features - Newborn Hearing Screening Important for Development | CDC Features	Babies begin to develop speech and language from the time they are born. All parents should learn the results of their baby's newborn hearing screening test.	CDC 0.34754 National Health Interview 0.387435 better ear 0.347425 general health 0.348823 available services 0.347505 profound hearing loss 0.559558 language development 0.351963 U.S. children 0.348261 newborn baby 0.353362 health conditions 0.348445 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.388129 greater loss 0.356454 support services 0.348854 early age 0.347408 infants 0.346932 hearing screening 0.573943 voices 0.322917 metropolitan Atlanta 0.348837 Early Hearing Detection 0.686278 language skills 0.34809 hearing loss 0.981658 social development 0.353711 medical tests 0.396649 child 0.363056 parents 0.311325	Early identification 0.355125 timely follow-up testing 0.387177 United States 0.353472 hearing test 0.526961 cause 0.319449 babies 0.417263 newborn child 0.350901 ear nose 0.350824 sounds 0.323483 EHDI Program site 0.384886 five-county area 0.34874 baby’s doctor 0.379729 confirmed hearing loss 0.537691 services 0.35033 Follow-Up Survey 0.347113 demographic data 0.347062 nationally representative surveys 0.389271 old children 0.346678 speech 0.333416 newborn hearing 0.514497 baby 0.40636 intervention services 0.349519 hearing tests 0.478476 throat doctor 0.399861	CLICK HERE
6928	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Air Quality Awareness Week - April 30-May 4, 2012 - Announcement	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. 0.458161 U.S. Government Printing 0.556603 original MMWR paper 0.537704 body mass 0.43955 long-term damage 0.428962 Human Services 0.555592 irritated throat 0.436994 assistive technology 0.460166 high levels 0.445702 U.S. Environmental Protection 0.591631 respiratory systems 0.433899 toxic pollutants 0.463799 automobile exhaust 0.437863 breathing difficulties 0.433502 average adult breathes 0.569994 U.S. Department 0.553393 MMWR HTML versions 0.54147 MMWR readers 0.437675 Broadcast air quality 0.618794 air pollution levels 0.673128 industrial emissions 0.44117 Air Quality Awareness 0.816655 electronic PDF version 0.53122 Awareness Week activities 0.441581	certain air pollutants 0.627978 U.S. residents 0.575553 Air Aware 0.502368 subject line 0.457376 Additional information 0.440139 small particles 0.437353 Contact GPO 0.454785 urban smog 0.443874 health concerns 0.435512 typeset documents 0.432687 trade names 0.432072 commercial sources 0.431988 asthma attack 0.549355 paper copy 0.546625 asthma sufferers 0.683934 Asthma Awareness 0.667494 current prices 0.429624 persons 0.43149 Long-term exposure 0.430943 extreme cases 0.433112 non-CDC sites 0.430788 original paper copy 0.537001 high enough levels 0.440662	CLICK HERE
8789	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Preventing Chronic Disease | Impact of a Hospital-Level Intervention to Reduce Heart Disease Overreporting on Leading Causes of Death - CDC	The quality of cause-of-death reporting on death certificates affects the usefulness of vital statistics for public health action. Heart disease deaths are overreported in the United States. We evaluated the impact of an intervention to reduce heart disease overreporting on other leading causes of death.			CLICK HERE
10913	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Questions to Ask Your Doctor About Colorectal Cancer Screening	Questions you should ask your doctor about colorectal (colon) cancer screening tests if you are age 50 or older or are at higher than normal risk.	benefits 0.321636 Task Force 0.433724 sigmoidoscopy 0.336742 U.S. Preventive Services 0.547092 colorectal polyps 0.553966 screening tests 0.470446 adults 0.324333 insurance provider 0.412302 colorectal cancer screening 0.683974 genetic syndromes 0.415595 increased risk 0.432527 colonoscopy 0.330942 Lynch syndrome 0.412165 hereditary non-polyposis colorectal 0.623421 colorectal cancer 0.963346	Medicare 0.323952 decision 0.323279 people 0.36175 inflammatory bowel disease 0.510476 doctor 0.407154 risks 0.321823 individual basis 0.432031 FAP 0.334094 screening test 0.461926 family history 0.411034 doctors 0.321496 screening methods 0.473277 insurance plan 0.411852 familial adenomatous polyposis 0.520796	CLICK HERE
12378	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Breast Cancer: Know the Risks (600W x 2182H)	null			CLICK HERE
13238	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Campaign Materials - English | Know Hepatitis B |CDC	Campaign Materials - English | Know Hepatitis B | CDC	MPEG 0.741242 site 0.541063 PDF 0.544429	PPT 0.837268 DOC 0.733754	CLICK HERE
13429	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Use of Aspirin for Prevention of Recurrent AtheroscleroticCardiovascular Disease Among Adults - 20 States and the District ofColumbia, 2013	Jing Fang, MD1; Mary G. George, MD1; Yuling Hong, MD, PhD1; Fleetwood Loustalot, PhD1 (Author affiliations at end of text).	annual telephone survey 0.573014 fatal coronary events 0.587123 myocardial infarction 0.584564 National Health Interview 0.577235 Associated Risk Factors 0.57189 Public health practitioners 0.573907 optional BRFSS modules 0.575419 cardiovascular disease event 0.585497 data collection methods 0.585132 health care providers 0.575125 secondary prevention 0.582521 health care services 0.575267 ASCVD risk factors 0.688772 hemorrhagic stroke accounts 0.59184 BRFSS cardiovascular health 0.593758 ischemic vascular disease 0.596618 sociodemographic characteristics 0.587699 different risk groups 0.574014 regular aspirin therapy 0.798941 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.581202 current guidelines 0.573845 heart attack 0.813753 median state response 0.574291 ASCVD risk status 0.604103	atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease 0.659529 eligible respondents 0.604806 State Public Health 0.583994 secondary ASCVD prevention 0.706398 states 0.607439 acute coronary syndrome 0.585298 ASCVD risk factor 0.595999 heart attack prevention 0.656305 risk factors management 0.572083 cardiovascular health module 0.707928 pain relief 0.615364 ischemic stroke 0.603925 cardiovascular disease 0.705769 Million Hearts initiative 0.609187 antiplatelet medications 0.592662 Promote School Health 0.577212 regular aspirin 0.980409 stroke 0.668975 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.624592 Mary G. George 0.577922 cardiovascular disease events 0.5898 coronary heart disease 0.731429 stroke prevention 0.657322 cardiovascular disease prevention 0.609005	CLICK HERE
14282	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Opioid Overdose State Data	null	drug overdose deaths 0.651659 North Carolina 0.200873 Rhode Island 0.400119 New York 0.208425 drug overdose death 0.825415 Multiple Cause Mortality 0.356814 statistically significant increases 0.428164 main driver 0.232302 significant increases 0.438163 drug overdose 0.971761 National Vital Statistics 0.351366 highest rates 0.215317	Wide-ranging Online Data 0.359936 New Jersey 0.208693 West Virginia 0.397181 overdose death rates 0.828677 South Census Regions 0.375626 opioid overdoses 0.262924 New Hampshire 0.386334 nonfatal injury 0.215231 public health professionals 0.348666 Epidemiologic Research 0.208003 public health information 0.341414	CLICK HERE
16449	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	US Adults' Perceptions of the Harmful Effects DuringPregnancy of Using Electronic Vapor Products Versus SmokingCigarettes, Styles Survey, 2015	Preventing Chronic Disease (PCD) is a peer-reviewed electronic journal established by the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. PCD provides an open exchange of information and knowledge among researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and others who strive to improve the health of the public through chronic disease prevention.	conventional cigarette smoke 0.357568 data 0.275239 harm perceptions 0.319982 electronic cigarettes 0.314779 lifetime 0.280531 conventional cigarettes 0.342458 pregnant women 0.751305 current cigarette smokers 0.646086 particularly cigarette smokers 0.30307 Disease Control 0.329075 smoking cigarettes 0.296869 tobacco 0.305887 health care providers 0.316849 higher percentage 0.282857 pregnancy 0.408536 nonreproductive aged women 0.401647 EVP users 0.983298 respondents 0.425053 tobacco products 0.281182 EVPs 0.585717 reproductive aged women 0.498471 EVP advertising 0.3306 survey 0.291731 cigarettes 0.451287 electronic hookahs 0.295547	cigarette smoking status 0.361886 fewer harmful constituents 0.467033 electronic vapor products 0.519665 conventional cigarette smoking 0.398149 EVP aerosol 0.369101 adults 0.361611 EVP products 0.339703 Century Smoke 0.292946 electronic cigars 0.294291 cigarette smoking 0.776597 current evp users 0.709928 regular cigarettes 0.317008 nicotine-containing products 0.279752 electronic pipes 0.292825 non-Hispanic whites 0.298722 vape pens 0.293671 public health 0.30529 harmful effects 0.34822 electronic vapor product 0.309314 hookah pens 0.293778 annual household income 0.525963 conventional cigarette 0.432292 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.330973 concurrent cigarette smoking 0.316992	CLICK HERE