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975	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Food Safety at Fairs and Festivals | CDC Features	A fun summer activity is attending fairs, festivals, carnivals, and rodeos. Follow these tips to have a safe cooking, eating, and drinking experience at those events.	food temperatures 0.413724 usual safety controls 0.477699 festivals 0.343305 fairs 0.430998 Report Illness 0.334012 festive atmosphere 0.334172 food safety steps 0.85556 state health departments 0.444224 safe cooking 0.353316 healthy food alternatives 0.523849 public health investigations 0.438008 healthy options 0.347787 different types 0.354624 healthy people 0.334487 food preparation 0.391806 foodborne illness 0.4762 food inspection 0.40333 basic food safety 0.50732 recent inspection report 0.45251 raw ingredients 0.336029 clean running water 0.433674 clean/tidy workstation 0.344699 drinking experience 0.344957 local health department 0.654828 safe food storage 0.514467	fun summer activity 0.492756 healthy summer 0.345519 particular state 0.343298 pre-cooked foods 0.350358 mobile food vendors 0.481951 public health 0.499679 local festivals 0.33369 food safety practices 0.546877 health official contacts 0.440823 food license 0.38375 health department 0.719737 fun things 0.352509 proper food handling 0.507066 art work 0.355286 hand washing stations 0.44066 food 0.966431 local public health 0.444947 biggest draws 0.347425 food safety 0.907269 Wash Hands 0.406357 cold foods 0.341279 perishable items 0.334043 specific time period 0.452245 storage practices 0.456441	CLICK HERE
5214	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Background Infromation - 2011 BSI Guidelines	null			CLICK HERE
6169	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Basic Information About Prostate Cancer	Except for skin cancer, prostate cancer is the most common cancer in American men.	American men 0.517846 skin cancer 0.550995 death 0.282693 Human Services 0.492242 body 0.25836 Data source 0.50599 Incidence 0.271169 Department 0.246681 common cancer 0.544258 Disease Control 0.478812 Working Group 0.504648 Atlanta 0.246855 causes 0.252884 U.S. Cancer Statistics 0.779415	National Cancer Institute 0.756184 Hispanic men 0.529601 GA 0.253419 Asian/Pacific Islander men 0.872727 Mortality Web-based Report 0.777853 common cause 0.736136 http://www.cdc.gov/uscs 0.251267 symptoms 0.252699 prostate—die 0.252994 prostate cancer 0.964277 tumors 0.274362 United States Cancer 0.776448 cells 0.265911	CLICK HERE
10416	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Successful Business Strategies to Prevent Heart Disease and Stroke Toolkit'Products and Publications'DHDSP'CDC	null			CLICK HERE
10601	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Breast Cancer in Young Women: Who Has a Higher Risk?	Some young women are at a higher risk for getting breast cancer at an early age compared with other women their age.	young women 0.51263 LCIS 0.361566 siblings 0.353008 close relatives 0.735029 woman 0.334429 ductal carcinoma 0.514002 Ashkenazi Jewish heritage 0.675014 changes 0.355109 dense breasts 0.526091 children 0.33353 breast health problems 0.778094 mammogram 0.364666 atypical ductal hyperplasia 0.711539 early age 0.501265	higher risk 0.72688 situ 0.396868 chest 0.343876 childhood 0.335587 ovarian cancer 0.506103 genes 0.340472 breast cancer 0.959101 higher risk if— 0.681319 lobular carcinoma 0.515151 certain breast cancer 0.827235 radiation therapy 0.486531 atypical lobular hyperplasia 0.710151 male 0.33294	CLICK HERE
12874	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Transcript for CDC Telebriefing: Study on Clostridium difficile infection	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	ePub file 0.621383 Fear Act 0.520632 Email 0.249631 Policies 0.246206 Funding 0.276355 SEARCH 0.255992 Tweet 0.341409 MENU CDC A-Z 0.931048	Human Services 0.474691 OIG 0.357645 U.S. Department 0.477042 Privacy 0.283031 RSS 0.282873 YouTube Instagram 0.568104 Jobs 0.247014	CLICK HERE
13043	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Statewide Smokefree Laws (970W x 624H)	null			CLICK HERE
13714	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Using Photovoice to Understand Barriers to and Facilitators of Cardiovascular Health Among African American Adults and Adolescents, North Carolina, 2011–2012	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.	North Carolina 0.56777 rural health disparities 0.473973 health dimensions 0.539137 mental health 0.482857 specific health behavior 0.472522 cardiovascular health behaviors 0.551581 Global Public Health 0.471635 health behaviors 0.592064 cardiovascular health promotion 0.574787 cardiovascular disease risk 0.473931 Health Educ Behav 0.56626 American Heart Association 0.579799 social health 0.532684 social health dimensions 0.512516 health promotion interventions 0.474185 communitywide cardiovascular health 0.512974 Lenoir County 0.480216 Fam Community Health 0.479756 physical health outcomes 0.476644 mental health dimensions 0.477594 important health factor 0.470337 ideal health behaviors 0.490998 cardiovascular health interventions 0.514908 United States 0.498786 African Americans 0.550819	Heart Healthy Lenoir 0.531358 health educator 0.472992 atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease 0.472675 adult participant 0.479526 cardiovascular health 0.923091 healthy body weight 0.471318 African American adults 0.515637 Introduction Cardiovascular disease 0.489867 community-based participatory research 0.48257 public health 0.55751 spiritual health dimensions 0.532139 cardiovascular disease disparities 0.509646 health factor 0.488362 cardiovascular disease 0.586608 public health concerns 0.48267 ideal health factors 0.481231 Public health discourse 0.472502 Public Health Manag 0.469824 social health determinants 0.480556 cardiovascular health dimensions 0.520854 et al 0.526878 Health Soc Behav 0.469559 positive developmental health 0.46941 adult participants 0.491324	CLICK HERE
14249	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Increase in Reported Prevalence of Microcephaly in InfantsBorn to Women Living in Areas with Confirmed Zika VirusTransmission During the First Trimester of Pregnancy - Brazil, 2015| MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	overall microcephaly birth 0.410435 Zika virus 0.922437 widespread transmission 0.24613 average estimated pregnancy 0.248485 average head circumference 0.245885 pregnant women 0.331313 Brazil 0.323497 Northeast region states 0.251841 Aedes mosquitoes 0.273152 Zika virus RNA 0.297732 infants 0.262918 annual mean number 0.246996 Pernambuco 0.263737 Brazil Ministry 0.25444 pregnancy 0.279228 ad hoc 0.41646 Zika virus disease 0.491629 General Coordination 0.245868 mean number 0.257308 highest prevalence rates 0.252209 transcription–polymerase chain reaction 0.27525 public health practice 0.247846 live births 0.320492 Northeast region 0.279395	Zika virus transmission 0.740338 laboratory-confirmed Zika virus 0.438017 case definition 0.284174 rash illness 0.365145 American Health Organization 0.308669 earlier Zika virus 0.281301 maternal Zika virus 0.282082 critical Zika virus 0.281405 head circumference 0.385456 febrile rash illness 0.364 laboratory confirmation 0.261979 Rio Grande 0.255853 microcephaly cases 0.452157 microcephaly birth prevalence 0.473006 annual reported number 0.286548 hoc microcephaly surveillance 0.63923 Zika virus infection 0.482005 Pan American Health 0.272707 ad hoc surveillance 0.253959 states 0.360593 Paraíba 0.249888 public health 0.265165 real time 0.260665 RT-PCR–confirmed Zika virus 0.283413	CLICK HERE
15829	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Outcomes of Pregnancies with Laboratory Evidence of Possible Zika Virus Infection in the United States, 2016	Information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.			CLICK HERE