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5444	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2-Aminopyridine - 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
6190	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Protecting children from harmful food marketing: options for local government to make a difference.	null	obesogenic marketing environment 0.264542 government-run food facilities 0.229019 foods 0.285399 promising public health 0.226378 Locally based marketing 0.225858 branded food items 0.24279 public health advocates 0.280084 food companies market 0.277984 children 0.623022 food marketing environment 0.407591 food companies 0.353368 food marketing defense 0.28595 Brownell KD 0.281497 Children’s Food 0.285974 food products 0.261333 school-based marketing practices 0.233717 obesogenic food marketing 0.296928 frequent food category 0.239146 Food Policy 0.254892 public health regulations 0.230404 likely affects children 0.232335 largest food companies 0.25232 marketing practices 0.381533 United States 0.276047 Fast food FACTS 0.231078	public health community 0.234635 nutrient-poor foods 0.28055 national media 0.239863 food service establishments 0.227539 locally based food 0.245806 food advertising increases 0.265263 money marketing calorie-dense 0.241327 Public Health Nutr 0.225519 food industry 0.39159 public health laws 0.228771 Public health professionals 0.231254 public health 0.838136 child-targeted marketing practices 0.235314 public health law 0.303109 fast-food restaurants 0.228029 children’s health 0.276021 child-targeted food marketing 0.335373 obesogenic food 0.436935 food marketing 0.918074 food marketing practices 0.380461 harmful food marketing 0.354785 television food advertisements 0.419188 childhood obesity 0.389772 food retailers 0.240716	CLICK HERE
7365	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Recreational Water Illness Awareness Week 2009	Memorial Day is around the corner and millions of kids and adults are looking forward to the beginning of the summer swim season. Swimming is a fun physical activity with many health benefits, but, remember, healthy swimming is no accident. Learn how you can prevent recreational water illnesses and injuries.	healthy swimming experiences 0.590284 healthy swimming steps 0.591484 emergency department visits 0.529097 best way 0.467039 practice good hygiene 0.519545 pool chemical containers 0.552076 New CDC-TV video 0.51824 recreational water illnesses 0.676297 residential pool owners 0.552918 bathroom breaks 0.462038 RWI Prevention 0.47596 rear end 0.464178 appropriate protective gear 0.521685 swimming pools 0.496795 chlorine products 0.46887 product label 0.469431 diaper-changing area 0.464686 safe swimming 0.48733 National Recreational Water 0.563459 Environmental Protection Agency 0.518434 health benefits 0.480022 pool chemical–associated injuries 0.647965 beaches Web site 0.517015 yearly observance 0.471456 new brochures 0.463656	Illness Prevention 0.474563 United States 0.467643 Pool chemical-associated health 0.5483 key steps 0.471899 Healthy Swimming Web 0.584799 safety glasses 0.467467 preventable injuries 0.507225 pool chemicals 0.755988 healthy swimming 0.960566 healthy swimming behaviors 0.765887 contaminated water 0.490314 summer swim season 0.667087 accompanying 30-second video 0.527701 fun physical activity 0.545657 secure pool chemicals 0.562651 aquatics facilities 0.472762 CDC-TV series 0.46226 Public pool operators 0.549741 Healthy Swimming brochures 0.580103 pool water 0.507661 water parks 0.487246 Health Matters 0.463334 3-plus-minute video 0.463412 interactive fountains 0.471906	CLICK HERE
8317	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Home Page - Sexual Violence	The term intimate partner violence describes physical, sexual, or psychological harm by a current or former partner or spouse. This type of violence can occur among heterosexual or same-sex couples and does not require sexual intimacy.	coworker 0.321405 sexual violence 0.917453 SV 0.653419 CDC 0.283034 United States 0.574868 ultimate goal 0.516439 family member 0.513016 consent 0.308548	public health problems 0.752597 neighbor 0.300773 significant problem 0.595404 4-step approach 0.506204 person 0.378076 victim 0.28928 victims 0.28322	CLICK HERE
8606	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - Plantings	Plantings, That's the way one storyteller described his job of burying those who had died from the flu. There was a shortage of coffins and the dead had to be put in the ground as soon as possible to prevent the spread of infection. No eulogies. No choirs singing. No services. The lack of ceremony for the dead in 1918 left a lasting impression on the survivors for years to come.	coffins 0.48432 infection 0.461392 list Skip 0.87855 eulogies 0.488325 page options Skip 0.994882 storyteller 0.470532 services 0.447152 navigation Skip 0.888095 flu 0.471095	way 0.449625 lack 0.464666 spread 0.459333 survivors 0.456484 shortage 0.485019 ceremony 0.461965 job 0.449372 lasting impression 0.67606	CLICK HERE
10021	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Twitter Guidelines & Best Practices | Social Media | CDC	Basic information from CDC about breast cancer.	CDC Twitter profiles 0.640314 CDC Office 0.410562 Social Media Council 0.444024 CDC’s National 0.408761 twitter posts 0.580359 new Twitter accounts 0.604728 Twitter events 0.601202 official CDC spokesperson 0.441578 Social Media Policy 0.405572 follower Twitter content 0.575585 social media content 0.420549 social media tools 0.454764 social media channels 0.390561 Media Council representative 0.435997 commonly used Twitter 0.619235 Privacy Impact Assessment 0.421874 Clear Twitter Concept 0.555337 common Twitter abbreviations 0.578788 Twitter presence 0.604297 social media effort 0.39092 CDC social media 0.462128 Twitter message 0.551866 Digital Media Branch 0.390402 Twitter activities 0.685462 Twitter 0.944085	media relations specialist 0.485778 News Media Branch 0.481995 CDC’s Privacy 0.428214 target audience 0.427386 twitter followers 0.596604 Electronic Media 0.404794 social media activities 0.400898 Twitter post 0.536068 Track Twitter Metrics 0.568835 Twitter accounts 0.645569 Twitter messaging 0.560284 Twitter messages 0.566678 CDC network 0.442232 social media 0.762314 official CDC presence 0.417591 twitter metrics 0.581008 Social Media Usage 0.401834 CDC health information 0.472374 real-time information network 0.389423 metrics intranet site 0.418506 Twitter advertising initiative 0.570838 twitter profile 0.689681 CDC OCISO 0.393817 communications clearance channels 0.41956	CLICK HERE
13258	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	No Excuses (:30)	This public service announcement addresses common excuses and misconceptions that lead people to delay or avoid getting screened for colorectal cancer.	importance 0.436546 facts 0.435444 feedback 0.435232 Health Promotion 0.583769 variety 0.473872 children 0.472272 safety 0.473679 different audiences 0.813797 public health professionals 0.946185 colorectal cancer screening 0.792073 CDC-TV videos 0.732856 misconceptions 0.448769 public service announcement 0.772329	personal reasons 0.605278 off-camera announcer 0.649993 National Center 0.594689 colorectal cancer 0.835374 common excuses 0.627001 people 0.436521 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.755902 preparedness topics 0.829739 versions 0.436452 comment 0.437197 Release Date 0.603523 parents 0.472176	CLICK HERE
13617	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Pneumonia Associated with an InfluenzaA H3 Outbreak at a Skilled Nursing Facility - Florida, 2014	John G. Jordan, MD1,2; Scott Pritchard, MPH2; Garik Nicholson, MPH3; Tiffany Winston, MPH2; Megan Gumke, MPH2; Heather Rubino, PhD2; Sharon Watkins, PhD2; Lea A. Heberlein-Larson, MPH4; Anna Likos, MD2.	widespread influenza activity 0.734909 outbreak investigation 0.534163 yearly vaccination 0.520306 Influenza A H3N2 0.668146 Health Protection 0.526185 infection control guidance 0.591682 influenza a h3 0.919953 vaccination status 0.615365 asymptomatic residents 0.548693 statistically significant association 0.583127 Pneumonia Associated 0.525145 active case finding 0.608275 ill residents 0.829481 Health Bureau 0.537862 extensive secondary transmission 0.56158 additional resident deaths 0.609704 Urine antigen tests 0.590255 Scott Pritchard 0.520008 frequently reported signs 0.61005 case definition 0.602499 respiratory syncytial virus 0.599308 reduced vaccine effectiveness 0.56694 1Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.578418 empirical antiviral treatment 0.596004 respiratory illness 0.521585	Public Health Laboratories 0.891804 droplet precautions 0.613837 atypical bacterial pathogens 0.584752 influenza-like illness outbreaks 0.573509 John G. Jordan 0.786264 Heather Rubino 0.52192 confirmed influenza 0.664691 health care workers 0.610839 Florida Department 0.825317 polymerase chain reaction 0.589333 influenza season 0.803323 H3 Outbreak 0.574355 long-term care facilities 0.576691 nursing facility resident 0.629728 skilled nursing facility 0.781899 influenza vaccination 0.761722 respiratory viral testing 0.605838 influenza testing 0.656487 influenza viruses 0.661326 pneumococcal vaccination status 0.612803 Oropharyngeal swab samples 0.601031 respiratory precautions 0.519605 predominant influenza virus 0.742601 unaffected residents 0.542007	CLICK HERE
13619	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notice to Readers: The Effect of Falsified Clostridiumdifficile Infections Surveillance Data on Results Reported inMMWR	In 2012, MMWR published the report, "Vital Signs: Preventing Clostridium difficile Infections," which examined Clostridium difficile infection (CDI) surveillance data. This report contained several errors pertaining to Emerging Infections Program (EIP) data. These errors occurred as a result of scientific misconduct by a former employee of the Oregon Health Authority.	scientific misconduct 0.583958 endorsement 0.473244 CDI prevention programs 0.771654 Human Services 0.660313 Oregon CDI cases 0.800846 employee 0.450782 MMWR HTML versions 0.687686 U.S. Department 0.657019 Errata 0.425123 electronic PDF version 0.661721 Network 0.424611 Oregon EIP CDI 0.90832 original report 0.69959 Oregon Health Authority 0.958426 case report forms 0.720735 EIP sites 0.664281 surveillance data 0.587962 issue 0.445728 Re-analysis 0.442756 Contact GPO 0.58264 conclusions 0.429046 commercial sources 0.552178 current prices 0.545201 original paper copy 0.67204	Illinois 0.42459 EIP) data. 0.855782 authors 0.425521 Vital Signs 0.570652 original MMWR paper 0.695409 U.S. Government Printing 0.660555 original publication 0.577029 Superintendent 0.427874 total cases 0.565236 MMWR readers 0.57032 character translation 0.542793 National Healthcare Safety 0.685288 Research Integrity 0.55957 Clostridium difficile infection 0.799796 format errors 0.581669 previously reported results 0.6923 typeset documents 0.554014 trade names 0.551524 official text 0.54075 Clostridium difficile Infections 0.814877 non-CDC sites 0.554663 research misconduct 0.573409 Health Service Office 0.718298 electronic conversions 0.541932	CLICK HERE
15984	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2013-2014 Influenza Season	Question and Answer for the general public regarding basic information about the 2012-2013 flu season - CDC	CDC 0.478478 trivalent influenza vaccine 0.466116 different flu viruses 0.578845 flu activity 0.492424 seasonal flu vaccines 0.460399 flu vaccines 0.592441 flu vaccine manufacturers 0.518172 2013-2014 flu season 0.463072 dose quadrivalent flu 0.432536 upcoming flu season 0.433102 standard dose 0.396634 quadrivalent flu vaccines 0.449354 2013-14 flu season 0.549339 flu illness 0.459883 regular flu 0.393625 seasonal flu 0.621351 recent influenza 0.374388 Seasonal flu activity 0.473112 H1N1 viruses 0.40626 Influenza Vaccine Effectiveness—United 0.484423 Traditional flu vaccines 0.451024 laboratory-confirmed influenza hospitalizations 0.395108 influenza 0.751652 severe flu outcomes 0.4437	vaccine effectiveness studies 0.36653 resistant flu viruses 0.521873 United States 0.518228 quadrivalent influenza vaccine 0.453968 severe flu illness 0.45576 flu vaccine 0.932554 H1N1 influenza viruses 0.481405 quadrivalent flu vaccine 0.578171 vaccine viruses 0.425076 influenza B viruses 0.538026 Influenza Activity 0.376275 trivalent flu vaccines 0.455556 seasonal influenza vaccine 0.540683 flu vaccine options 0.517029 trivalent flu vaccine 0.521272 CDC’s influenza 0.420849 influenza vaccines 0.415989 2013-2014 season 0.41499 seasonal flu vaccine 0.578868 flu viruses 0.687111 influenza viruses 0.521154 influenza B virus 0.36434 flu season 0.586399 CDC influenza web 0.440765	CLICK HERE