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945	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	State Medicaid Coverage for Tobacco-Dependence Treatments-United States, 2007	CDC's Office on Smoking and Health offers information related to smoking and tobacco use.	smoking costs 0.578442 medication—without restrictions 0.565813 accessibility 0.429924 smokers 0.438851 states 0.457634 adult Medicaid recipients 0.946397 duration 0.43682 specific health goals 0.66729 insurers 0.431577 various barriers 0.578992 treatment services 0.688625 tobacco-dependence treatments 0.567341 Healthy People 0.543849 tobacco-dependence treatment services 0.655265	limitations 0.480584 MMWR 0.427183 nicotine dependence 0.557333 copayments 0.427715 Medicaid expenditures 0.769186 high smoking prevalence 0.782082 Medicaid coverage 0.740354 Medicaid programs 0.931838 evidence-based treatments 0.543858 enrollees 0.452622 FDA-approved medications 0.600026 Clinical Practice Guideline 0.682831 effective treatments—both counseling 0.664566	CLICK HERE
4499	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC A-Z Index - H	CDC A-Z Index	Haemophilus influenzae Infection 0.795353 Genome Epidemiology Network 0.66438 HPV Infection 0.735427 Hymenolepis Infection 0.698602 Human Immunodeficiency Virus 0.661971 Healthy Drinking Water 0.676433 Histoplasma capsulatum Infection 0.825784 Health Alert Network 0.741525 Pseudomonas dermatitis Infection 0.747406 Healthy Communities Program 0.67538 Healthy Living 0.680567 Healthcare Infection Control 0.867317 Health Disparities 0.69124 Hemophilia Treatment Centers 0.705281 Vaccine Safety Reports 0.664749 Heart Disease 0.676206 Workplace Health Hazard 0.753282 Human Parainfluenza Viruses 0.699346 Harmful Algal Blooms 0.709795 Simplex Virus Infection 0.778491 Human Papillomavirus Vaccine 0.670829 Hib Infection 0.735792 Institutional Review Boards 0.662806 Infection Control Practices 0.860102	Harmful Algal Bloom 0.703632 Global Health Security 0.679258 Healthy Brain Initiative 0.765356 Search Form Controls 0.732515 Health Insurance Portability 0.758292 Human Papillomavirus Vaccination 0.75569 Infection Prevention 0.724937 Heterophyes Infection 0.741388 A-Z Index 0.902548 HeV Infection 0.771987 Healthy People 0.660905 Human Exposure 0.662587 Human Papillomavirus Infection 0.860562 long-term care facilities 0.677195 Hendra Virus Disease 0.651925 surgical site infection 0.773541 Herpes Zoster Vaccination 0.6737 Ancylostoma duodenale Infection 0.821157 Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome 0.702726 Hospice Care Survey 0.66712 Necator americanus Infection 0.815059 Human Genome Epidemiology 0.694524 Health Hazard Evaluations 0.878586 High Blood Pressure 0.763992	CLICK HERE
7564	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables - September 28, 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.	H. influenzae 0.385047 National Center 0.30245 cases 0.446824 CDC 0.293618 novel influenza 0.637288 Total case counts 0.467485 pandemic influenza 0.942142 measles cases 0.341584 ** Data 0.348969	Cumulative total E. 0.475604 Influenza Division 0.435918 2009 pandemic 0.764634 probable cases 0.326702 Respiratory Diseases 0.308466 rubella cases 0.309548 human infection 0.328826 influenza A virus 0.468229	CLICK HERE
10915	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Colorectal Cancer Symptoms	A list of possible colorectal cancer symptoms.	symptoms 0.580902 doctor 0.446431 colorectal cancer 0.929056	Colorectal polyps 0.800484 talk 0.376508	CLICK HERE
13086	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Few teens use the most effective types of birth control |CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	Teen births continue to decline in the U.S., but still more than 273,000 infants were born to teens ages 15 to 19 in 2013. Childbearing during the teen years can carry health, economic, and social costs for mothers and their children.	related preventive services 0.405647 teens ages 0.513479 Mortality Weekly Report 0.408503 High upfront costs 0.404845 reversible birth control 0.480233 Disease Control 0.376361 CDC journal Morbidity 0.415696 health care-associated infections 0.410951 National Family Planning 0.503742 funded grant program 0.402044 LARC users 0.508638 teen pregnancy 0.490396 CDC Principal Deputy 0.420757 contraceptive options 0.36849 latest clinical guidelines 0.402794 older teens 0.439188 birth control pills 0.451076 implants 0.374204 sexually transmitted diseases 0.417111 Major professional societies 0.40953 birth control 0.780757 Health care professionals 0.423839 birth control.  Parents 0.410811 Director Ileana Arias 0.413867 Teen births 0.386238	health scientist 0.363877 LARC 0.659394 Family Planning program 0.500951 confidential family planning 0.404442 teens 0.693944 percent 0.370398 cardiovascular health 0.364848 good news 0.421343 long-acting reversible contraception 0.919138 prescription drug overdose 0.400628 intrauterine devices 0.426356 intrauterine device 0.364287 key health indicators 0.411117 motor vehicle passenger 0.399115 Vital Signs report 0.509603 Title X National 0.413737 first-line contraceptive choice 0.422323 Teen Pregnancy Prevention 0.421608 birth control services 0.426622 contraceptive services 0.36774 social costs 0.362829 reproductive health needs 0.409355 IUDs 0.369673 CDC report 0.374878	CLICK HERE
14166	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Raw (Unpasteurized) Milk | CDC Features	Raw milk can carry harmful germs that can make you very sick or kill you. If you're thinking about drinking raw milk because you believe it has health benefits, consider other options.	Salmonella 0.422538 Following good hygiene 0.449654 large number 0.428733 bacteria 0.482548 foods 0.422289 good source 0.452076 best way 0.434591 pregnant women 0.457768 ice cream 0.43122 immune systems 0.430686 low levels 0.428516 young children 0.454128 Small numbers 0.42796 raw milk 0.955595 Negative tests 0.426381 healthy lifestyle 0.432405 raw milk-related outbreaks 0.495287 foodborne illnesses 0.425942 dairy farmer 0.42575 soft cheeses 0.455766 beneficial bacteria 0.455319 laboratory tests 0.426963 queso blanco 0.433405 healthy people 0.428967	disease-causing germs 0.446906 health benefits 0.433205 milk products 0.595686 specific temperature 0.433726 stomach cramping 0.433334 chronic disorders 0.43137 harmful germs 0.611832 kidney failure 0.459638 raw meat 0.43692 small farms 0.426215 neighboring states 0.427033 legal sale 0.425284 raw milk outbreaks 0.595961 organic milk 0.516007 E. coli 0.496619 greater chance 0.453279 organ transplant 0.43025 No. Raw milk 0.553853 unpasteurized milk 0.534782 people 0.4699 Yes. Raw milk 0.567185 milk contamination 0.518528 older adults 0.453184 raw milk sales 0.596235	CLICK HERE
15421	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Travel-Associated Zika Virus Disease Cases Among U.S.Residents - United States, January 2015-February 2016 |MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	Arboviral Diseases Branch 0.258968 ongoing transmission 0.244494 mosquito-borne Zika virus 0.308269 CDC 0.246167 frequently reported countries 0.243602 transfusion-associated transmission 0.239272 recent travel 0.267911 areas 0.247839 recent Zika virus 0.432182 pregnant women 0.285597 unspecified flavivirus infection 0.24408 mosquito-borne infections 0.240606 sexual contact 0.294298 active Zika virus 0.38321 Local mosquito-borne transmission 0.254471 Health care providers 0.326547 local human-to-mosquito-to-human transmission 0.245347 mosquito-borne flavivirus 0.244566 Zika virus RNA 0.307101 recent outbreaks 0.252928 laboratory evidence 0.29576 virus congenital infection 0.298632 dengue virus 0.273695 patients 0.255447 ongoing Zika virus 0.309972	Zika virus disease 0.811229 possible congenital infection 0.245119 clinical illness 0.247955 public health practice 0.239296 Zika Virus Response 0.295348 Zika virus transmission 0.521989 laboratory-confirmed Zika virus 0.312598 vertical transmission 0.244229 unprotected sex 0.254204 compatible symptoms 0.248655 adverse pregnancy outcomes 0.263789 United States 0.25579 anti-Zika virus immunoglobulin 0.287686 Zika virus infection 0.634479 transmitted Zika virus 0.300871 zika virus 0.958927 acute onset 0.273187 local health departments 0.303858 Zika virus infections 0.30967 virus disease cases 0.443001 congenital infection 0.31251 active Zika transmission 0.260737 commonly reported signs 0.243025 U.S. states 0.281877	CLICK HERE
15843	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Clinical Guidance for Healthcare Providers Caring for Infants & Children | Zika virus	Information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	clinical management 0.322595 postnatal Zika virus 0.391789 age-appropriate vision screening 0.288708 symptom onset 0.283977 Zika virus 0.971098 clinical evaluation 0.245174 auditory brainstem response 0.284321 possible Zika virus 0.582994 standard evaluation 0.282982 mothers 0.305932 main groups 0.253986 potential problems 0.248284 concurrent Zika virus 0.354571 Zika virus exposure 0.48653 infants 0.408682 laboratory evidence 0.439074 pregnancy 0.280539 Zika virus disease 0.356226 clinical management decisions 0.294379 possible congenital Zika 0.399971 newborn hearing screening 0.287218 comprehensive physical exam 0.281848 previously recommended screenings 0.289983 new guidance 0.249631 LFTs 0.21197	clinical management recommendations 0.272777 infant laboratory testing 0.302241 healthcare providers 0.30138 congenital Zika 0.647765 congenital Zika syndrome 0.471917 developmental screening 0.249768 well-child visit 0.244346 Zika virus infection 0.790799 ABR 0.209817 liver function tests 0.28835 testing results 0.333507 congenital Zika virus 0.493587 serologic testing 0.275057 growth parameters 0.244665 Zika virus PCR 0.356252 thyroid screening 0.254312 birth defects 0.579615 possible exposure 0.254295 complete blood count 0.288503 eye examination 0.245733 Zika virus IgM 0.356901 nucleic acid testing 0.284403 follow-up care 0.247562 Zika virus testing 0.374793	CLICK HERE
16218	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Cardiac Dysrhythmias After LoperamideAbuse - New York, 2008-2016 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	2SUNY Upstate Medical 0.487091 Poison Control Center 0.672974 York State Department 0.501222 Human Services 0.481758 Serum loperamide concentrations 0.641807 U.S. Department 0.479349 New York City 0.585964 electronic PDF version 0.486016 health care facility 0.503894 health care providers 0.573273 loperamide-associated cardiac toxicity 0.489812 opioid addiction 0.542298 Electrocardiogram abnormalities 0.460066 over-the-counter doses 0.465599 intentional loperamide abuse 0.822103 opioid-receptor agonist properties 0.517038 patients 0.525726 City Poison Control 0.676897 median patient age 0.591368 public health officials 0.495334 York Poison Center 0.671198 opioid effects 0.516873 3New York City 0.499915 York City Poison 0.674681	over-the-counter antidiarrheal 0.462166 Opioid withdrawal symptoms 0.549043 P-glycoprotein efflux* 0.457577 NPDS cases 0.487906 loperamide abuse 0.922962 poor oral bioavailability 0.502736 original MMWR paper 0.488427 ventricular dysrhythmia 0.459638 Cardiac conduction disturbances 0.493674 range 0.457929 opioid withdrawal 0.562208 cardiac toxicity 0.495024 average loperamide dose 0.64028 large doses 0.461138 New York Poison 0.671772 New York case 0.525227 partial opioid agonist 0.55371 New York 0.756964 York loperamide abuse 0.684179 previously reported cases 0.558567 Previous opioid abuse 0.56551 Upstate New York 0.586647 National Poison Database 0.522652 NPDS loperamide abuse 0.698204	CLICK HERE
16301	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FastStats - Diabetes	null	Emergency Department Summary 0.534388 race 0.255401 United States 0.776244 potential life 0.370398 Final Data 0.382578 Visit 0.230161 Hispanic origin Health 0.751486 sex 0.255488 Ambulatory Medical Care 0.900623 Sources 0.268606 Diabetes Diagnosis 0.374505	selected cause 0.368995 Source 0.270366 National Hospital Ambulatory 0.561853 Medical Care Survey 0.862656 Summary Tables 0.563893 PDF 0.41646 Past 0.230216 Eye Doctor 0.371167 Deaths 0.239459 Age-adjusted death rates 0.514684	CLICK HERE