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1237	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Skin Cancer Awareness	Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States. To lower your skin cancer risk, protect your skin from the sun and avoid indoor tanning.	skin cancer risk 0.658146 skin cancer 0.942786 UV rays 0.773893 Unprotected skin 0.541821 skin cancer prevention 0.616362 Indoor tanning exposes 0.5834 SPF 0.424691 Sun Proof 0.503608 fun outdoors 0.502988 Wear sunglasses 0.507633 common sign 0.494785 damage skin 0.530851 fact sheets list 0.579839 recreation staff 0.494891 midday 0.427368 Kidtastics talk 0.495032 shade 0.424071 mole 0.41791 different types 0.519842 sore 0.421473 clothing 0.419464 UVB rays 0.695711 broad spectrum 0.504726 UVA 0.482252 sunscreen 0.436985	United States 0.519977 wide brim 0.517388 anybody 0.419241 indicates damage 0.507285 head 0.418708 common cancer 0.529092 sun protection factor 0.603548 podcast 0.433969 higher risk 0.497316 cases 0.420256 harmful effects 0.49822 change 0.449256 hard way 0.499247 Plan 0.417831 easy ways 0.495713 McKenna 0.419412 ears 0.42083 Cover 0.419478 layered approach 0.500233 new growth 0.498664 sun exposure 0.513641 time 0.434559 sweating 0.425548 melanoma survivor Sharon 0.597035	CLICK HERE
5628	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Acrolein - 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
6987	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Uganda	CDC’s partnership with Uganda dates to 1991 when the agency began HIV/AIDS research in the country. CDC continues to partner with the Ministry as well as more than two dozen local organizations in provision of health services.	CDC 0.730526 hemorrhagic fevers 0.352768 Uganda’s Prevention 0.488941 unique health issues 0.405167 public health authorities 0.38981 effective national sample 0.347427 infectious disease threats 0.342884 Population-based HIV Impact 0.389835 public health workforces 0.383875 BSL-3 reference laboratory 0.35139 Valley fever virus 0.349377 complex public health 0.385574 Uganda Virus Research 0.54043 high-profile disease outbreaks 0.364682 Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever 0.363379 Uganda National Health 0.643045 pediatric HIV programs 0.368844 quality health services 0.427631 TB/HIV co-infected clients 0.34315 Frontline Disease Detectives 0.348303 HIV services 0.340929 International Health Regulations 0.366368 uninterrupted drug treatment 0.33999 global health security 0.402631 child health services 0.426682	yellow fever detection 0.343494 yellow fever 0.491026 rift valley fever 0.479425 medical male circumcisions 0.342296 laboratory services 0.401219 healthcare-facility-based malaria diagnostics 0.365495 National Malaria Control 0.382189 public health threats 0.517306 Uganda MOH 0.571162 not-for-profit healthcare facilities 0.345412 public health emergency 0.385752 Uganda’s ability 0.539643 public health 0.877853 quality laboratory services 0.374732 infectious disease surveillance 0.344768 Marburg hemorrhagic fevers 0.342799 basic laboratory detection 0.342943 local public health 0.482554 individual VHF outbreaks 0.359809 science-based public health 0.430206 infectious disease 0.382695 viral hemorrhagic fevers 0.34885 Uganda 0.92172 Uganda Public Health 0.661354	CLICK HERE
7899	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Association Between Self-Reported Household Practices and Body Mass Index of US Children and Adolescents, 2005 - CDC	Parents can set household practices that influence children’s behaviors. The objective of this study was to determine whether children (children and adolescents aged 9–18 y) who live in a household that has healthful practices related to behaviors associated with obesity have a lower body mass index (BMI).	Louise C. Mâsse 0.390737 somewhat active families 0.377052 ConsumerStyles survey 0.376757 children’s behaviors 0.463762 panel members 0.431244 lower BMI 0.372685 self-reported BMI 0.881091 Styles mail panel 0.415146 television watching 0.801493 television watching behaviors 0.426526 85th percentile 0.403841 high BMI 0.375854 children 0.856582 school 0.4873 self-reported BMI percentiles 0.422595 snacks 0.420586 healthful household practices 0.42052 vigorous physical activity 0.416664 mail panel survey 0.416395 household practices 0.923842 adolescents 0.415251 behaviors 0.525583 body mass index 0.423438 purchase fewer sodas 0.383436 YouthStyles surveys 0.383197	sodas 0.453172 junk food restrictions 0.615976 BMI percentile categories 0.610524 higher self-reported BMI 0.463402 95th percentile 0.407197 parents 0.400716 VPA 0.450293 household variables 0.373327 adolescent television watching 0.401987 white children 0.38387 active families 0.499027 National Cancer Institute 0.488361 healthful practices 0.381148 lower self-reported BMI 0.43188 effective sample size 0.39952 fast-food restaurants 0.696501 purchasing sodas 0.389491 annual household income 0.391516 household practice model 0.387775 physical activity 0.636568 household profile 0.372113 HealthStyles survey 0.382642 self-reported BMI percentile 0.566116 multiple household practices 0.439118	CLICK HERE
7931	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic Purpura TTP-Like IllnessAssociated with Intravenous Opana ER Abuse - Tennessee,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.	medical charts 0.457177 injection-drug abuse 0.460683 microangiopathic hemolytic anemia 0.572843 odds ratio 0.485784 TDH interview 0.458751 drug abuse 0.520711 regional poison center 0.457512 case-control study 0.519003 platelet aggregation inhibitors 0.463496 recent injection 0.491689 median admission platelet 0.470384 patients 0.577631 urine drug test 0.459784 Opana ER abuse 0.577633 patient Opana ER 0.5252 northeast tennessee 0.495177 public health officials 0.463878 methadone clinic 0.457246 hospital admission platelet 0.460018 certain previous cases 0.461154 new formulation 0.510313 positive test results 0.457437 Public Health Response 0.461032 hospital admission 0.489644	infection 0.491798 health-care providers 0.506041 Opana ER 0.93349 clinical characteristics 0.464262 median activity level 0.467223 Tennessee Regional Health 0.46529 TDH 0.498242 extended-release form 0.459003 public health 0.464055 cases 0.501186 TDH interviews 0.46039 blood disorder 0.460337 unknown etiology 0.484464 intravenous drug users 0.460213 thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura 0.576428 drug monitoring programs 0.460374 extended-release opioid analgesic 0.460304 opioid pain reliever 0.555114 abuse treatment programs 0.45918 TTP-like illness 0.769447 rural county 0.463713 injection 0.501037 anti-HCV antibody 0.461262 drug users 0.465316	CLICK HERE
10112	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day - February 7, 2014	February 7 is National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, an observance intended to raise awareness of human immunodeficiency virus/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (HIV/AIDS) and encourage action to reduce the disproportionate impact of HIV/AIDS on blacks in the United States. Compared with other races and ethnicities, blacks had the highest HIV incidence in 2010, with an estimated rate of 68.9 per 100,000 population, nearly eight times the estimated rate of 8.	National Black HIV/AIDS 0.94336 CDC 0.51695 endorsement 0.278915 observance 0.236518 Human Services 0.842252 blacks 0.400418 MMWR HTML versions 0.505039 U.S. Department 0.486606 whites 0.272907 electronic PDF version 0.4982 action 0.234998 highest HIV incidence 0.70928 Contact GPO 0.399131 commercial sources 0.375194 current prices 0.367457 ethnicities 0.247353 original paper copy 0.505083 races 0.234722 Black HIV/AIDS Awareness 0.94318 disproportionate impact 0.429751 surveillance supplemental report 0.862144 care objectives 0.375666 human immunodeficiency 0.444424 United States 0.778848	original MMWR paper 0.499598 Information 0.265339 MMWR readers 0.375049 character translation 0.367169 times 0.234513 highest percentage 0.404914 Atlanta 0.26167 rate 0.258301 national HIV prevention 0.637034 immunodeficiency syndrome 0.437121 HIV surveillance 0.823873 GA 0.260208 end 0.234272 format errors 0.366006 Health 0.320447 typeset documents 0.372689 trade names 0.375328 official text 0.365211 No. 0.265295 non-CDC sites 0.370498 Vol. 0.265344 References 0.264198 electronic conversions 0.362089 printable versions 0.358096	CLICK HERE
10119	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Global Health - Immunization - Vaccine Research Will Accelerate Eradication of Polio	null	high-risk areas 0.368178 vaccine-derived poliovirus type 0.429188 short interval vaccination 0.528651 Monovalent OPV types 0.453714 vaccination coverage 0.381481 early 1960s 0.380476 polio circulation 0.559516 national immunization programs 0.44927 Global Polio Eradication 0.629977 weak immunization systems 0.457967 Dr. Estivariz 0.365357 trivalent opv 0.513302 mutated strain 0.382211 successful vaccination programs 0.448139 paralysis 0.343772 countries 0.376844 WPV worldwide 0.37017 unnecessary cases 0.368596 Diarrheal Disease Research 0.433365 interval vaccination approach 0.452467 Endgame Strategic Plan 0.548892 immunization campaigns 0.378646 debilitating disease 0.368289 endemic countries 0.373481 polio faster. 0.536456	scientific community 0.365279 wild poliovirus 0.379089 Interval Additional Dose 0.446007 new research 0.369005 21st century 0.373068 deadly infectious disease 0.432597 bivalent opv 0.523639 Polio Eradication 0.699466 public health victories 0.438996 long-standing demographic surveillance 0.425242 quality scientific evidence 0.426712 important accomplishment 0.375439 effective policies 0.366901 different oral polio 0.619197 Wild type 0.382955 International Centre 0.370074 respective strain 0.378313 routine immunization programs 0.435299 oral polio vaccine 0.607358 Dr. Conchi Estivariz 0.426636 population immunity levels 0.422317 vaccine-derived poliovirus 0.484707 wild polio virus 0.625542 oral polio vaccines 0.904885	CLICK HERE
10968	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Global Health - Polio - Updates on CDC's Polio Eradication Efforts - May 16, 2014	Polio is a crippling and potentially deadly infectious disease caused by a virus that spreads from person to person invading the brain and spinal cord and causing paralysis. CDC is a strategic partner in the overall effort to eradicate polio worldwide.	global polio eradication 0.81272 polio eradication plans 0.48465 polio eradication 0.97318 Polio incidence 0.335077 polio outbreaks 0.403367 Polio Eradication Effort 0.545111 CDC’s Emergency 0.232452 polio vaccination 0.39887 South East Asia 0.23873 polio eradication activities 0.585871 CDC Director Thomas 0.274724 CDC resources 0.220755 polio worldwide 0.364458 EOC operational structure 0.231473 CDC immunization staff 0.245061	polio vaccination campaigns 0.391195 CDC’s engagement 0.214043 global polio surveillance 0.387567 entire CDC community 0.261144 Polio Eradication Initiative 0.536525 World Health Organization 0.347447 Syrian Arab Republic 0.263598 polio eradication progress 0.479484 polio cases 0.400493 CDC’s EOC 0.262582 polio vaccination campaign 0.38509 CDC’s polio 0.428538 CDC polio eradication 0.652426 polio surveillance 0.448405 Dr. Frieden 0.256021	CLICK HERE
11300	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Disease Detective: David Kuhar - CDC Responds to the 2014 Ebola Outbreak	Kuhar, an infectious disease specialist, leads the CDC team responsible for healthcare worker safety during the current Ebola outbreak in West Africa.	moon suits 0.467046 staff practice 0.461165 hospital settings 0.46853 Dr. David Kuhar 0.675678 healthcare worker safety 0.659909 hospital staff 0.474137 eye protection 0.469848 infectious diseases 0.629286 Additional equipment 0.479799 infection prevention procedures 0.63664 CDC’s FAQ 0.473632 Ebola outbreak 0.849878 single-person room 0.472777 important message 0.475944 unfamiliar equipment 0.489579 certain situations 0.463075 U.S. healthcare personnel 0.645427 Safe Management 0.45757 face mask 0.462748 personal protective equipment 0.632628 MERS-Coronavirus outbreak 0.526188 body fluids 0.615195 additional precautions 0.501263 face shield 0.463133 patient care procedures 0.591045	young boys 0.493527 PPE 0.39247 affected area 0.454009 infection control 0.491233 eyes 0.353753 leg protection 0.46764 mucous membranes 0.470045 double gloves 0.468913 unfamiliar gear 0.483751 CDC team 0.51085 disposable shoe coverings 0.606524 great deal 0.454771 post-exposure services 0.47096 infectious disease specialist 0.66287 healthcare teams 0.480022 current Ebola outbreak 0.841535 blood 0.356204 infected person 0.452406 spread 0.358894 Ebola patient 0.624175 mouth 0.360982 controlled environments 0.460824 West Africa 0.824392 healthcare workers 0.470237	CLICK HERE
11387	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Lessons Learned From a Healthful Vending Pilot Program in Delaware State Agency Buildings, 2011"2012 - CDC	Changes in food availability in worksites can result in changes in eating behavior and weight status. Nemours Health and Prevention Services, in conjunction with partners in Delaware, conducted a 6-month pilot program to assess the feasibility and impact of requiring that 75% of the items in vending machines in 3 state agency buildings have healthful items.	beverage items 0.546993 monthly sales reports 0.488417 data 0.47066 pilot sites 0.579493 healthful product taste 0.484393 total calories 0.536001 food machines 0.472864 Slow food items 0.500012 potential new items 0.479675 healthful options 0.470812 healthful items 0.698713 Delaware state agency 0.479046 new items 0.489201 state agency buildings 0.525025 beverages 0.492735 healthful beverages 0.479957 pilot program 0.903081 healthful eating 0.475344 Prevention Services 0.52718 healthful product offerings 0.483395 healthful vending specifications 0.507127 healthful alternatives 0.473223 healthful food purchases 0.495041 conventional vending machines 0.495974 pilot program site 0.515474	Slow beverages 0.490543 items 0.717845 Business Enterprise Program 0.689515 northern pilot program 0.49133 6-month healthful food 0.51109 beverage vending program 0.510026 6-month pilot program 0.50501 monthly profits 0.471061 vending machine operators 0.473256 Slow foods 0.515592 healthful vended items 0.530388 Canteen Vending Services 0.478326 daily total calories 0.47502 public health 0.629226 food machine 0.473433 northern site 0.481576 Nemours Healthy Vending 0.469136 food 0.526871 Slow items 0.506533 beverage machines 0.55759 southern site 0.512002 southern pilot program 0.492845 machines 0.594714 Nemours Health 0.532116	CLICK HERE