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4536	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Says "Take 3" Actions To Fight The Flu	CDC Says Take 3 Actions To Fight The Flu	vaccine timing 0.418615 CDC 0.358904 body aches 0.384776 lung disease 0.386028 different flu viruses 0.730708 important step 0.395781 inhaled powder 0.380295 pregnant women 0.387468 doctor’s instructions 0.380851 young children 0.384667 yearly flu vaccine 0.762173 stuffy nose 0.390692 germs 0.340074 vaccine composition 0.426329 prescription medicines 0.377445 sick people 0.437818 flu antiviral drugs 0.682494 Everyday Preventive Actions 0.441282 water 0.329462 high risk 0.728016 limit contact 0.384858 possible.  Learn 0.389303 flu illnesses 0.642371 Nonpharmaceutical Interventions 0.380479 flu symptoms 0.66939	alcohol-based hand rub 0.453518 chronic health conditions 0.45639 hospital stay 0.375932 severe flu illness 0.711905 flu vaccine 0.798224 milder illness 0.405865 flu complications 0.683841 respiratory symptoms 0.376405 Flu vaccination 0.652696 KB 0.334109 high risk factor 0.447046 sore throat 0.381656 prevent flu-related hospitalizations 0.484682 close contact 0.381687 health care workers 0.458656 high risk factors 0.447871 high risk persons 0.472781 sick person 0.406242 people 0.45725 medical care 0.384908 flu 0.957939 fever-reducing medicine 0.385003 Vaccine Virus Selection 0.505513 mouth 0.332021	CLICK HERE
5243	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Racial Disparities in Blood Pressure Control and Treatment Differences in a Medicaid Population, North Carolina, 2005-2006	null	North Carolina 0.328706 primary care setting 0.258678 health care provider 0.242402 antihypertensive drug classes 0.277006 medication adherence 0.281485 blacks 0.277764 whites 0.252219 sodium restriction 0.254762 North Carolina Medicaid 0.249162 Carolina Medicaid recipients 0.24827 blood pressure 0.952405 glomerular filtration rate 0.254194 body mass index 0.254936 patients 0.334347 white patients 0.277273 office visits 0.299552 above-goal blood pressure 0.26919 blood pressure control 0.586261 blood pressure initiative 0.257123 mm Hg 0.26931 blood pressure agents 0.252698 pregnancy-induced high blood 0.247587 poor blood pressure 0.259991 primary care provider 0.273119 blood pressure goals 0.252471	treatment goals 0.240622 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.276425 racial disparities 0.289659 Medicaid recipients 0.282267 chronic kidney disease 0.286247 white Medicaid recipients 0.250427 blood pressure goal 0.270299 weight reduction 0.251803 blood pressure measurement 0.272109 black patients 0.245265 uncontrolled blood pressure 0.270385 health care 0.277967 blood pressure care 0.260319 recent blood pressure 0.256847 clinic blood pressure 0.251174 combination antihypertensive therapy 0.244749 blood pressure treatment 0.260359 antihypertensive medication regimen 0.258589 blood pressure diagnosis 0.25736 blood pressure measures 0.249439 provider characteristics 0.275576 medical record 0.271252 high blood pressure 0.771876 primary care 0.323356	CLICK HERE
5667	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	L.P.G. - 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
7322	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vaccination Coverage Among Children in Kindergarten - UnitedStates, 2011-12 School Year	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.	exemption status 0.499579 kindergarten vaccination assessments 0.533732 CDC minimum standards 0.588268 CDC immunization funding 0.471894 exemption 0.612613 median medical exemption 0.498811 vaccination coverage 0.933123 median nonmedical exemption 0.500679 public health departments 0.471651 children 0.556639 vaccination coverage compliance 0.515048 measles vaccination coverage 0.57112 school immunization requirements 0.478883 vaccination coverage levels 0.571523 vaccination assessment reports 0.527198 exemption rates 0.550439 total exemption rates 0.531052 vaccination coverage survey 0.535014 school children 0.479859 vaccination coverage data 0.559384 school vaccination coverage 0.623203 kindergarten vaccination coverage 0.59722 Vaccination status 0.49341 2-stage cluster sample 0.474399	high vaccination coverage 0.525474 median total exemption 0.499711 United States 0.49838 low vaccination coverage 0.537076 measles cases 0.51912 Stacie M. Greby 0.483373 vaccination coverage rates 0.525293 final vaccination 0.49132 exemptions 0.541234 exemption levels 0.546357 annual school vaccination 0.572229 median coverage levels 0.485627 MMR vaccination coverage 0.67277 varicella vaccination coverage 0.527884 Healthy People 0.58488 grantees 0.584484 school vaccination assessment 0.631021 vaccine 0.484931 federal immunization grantees 0.491611 local level 0.490919 school vaccination rates 0.516053 median coverage 0.490856 philosophic exemptions 0.483121 exemption level 0.499873	CLICK HERE
10953	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Lung Cancer Risk Factors	Research has found several risk factors that may increase your chances of getting lung cancer.	people’s cigarettes 0.437768 trachea 0.407872 United States 0.471312 naturally occurring gas 0.460036 Lung Cancer Prevention 0.531218 poisons 0.407923 high radon levels 0.520898 Research 0.40703 lung cancer 0.950286 cigarette smoking 0.534864 Cancer survivors 0.438736 number 0.406987 testing homes 0.431298 U.S. 0.411134 acute myeloid leukemia 0.462021 children 0.41228 beta-carotene supplements 0.432568 diesel exhaust 0.430839 dietary supplements 0.429295 lung cancer survivor 0.530095 drinking water 0.455698 animals 0.406673 secondhand smoke 0.510539 pipes 0.413322	higher risk 0.436479 cervix 0.407206 Tobacco smoke 0.460851 risk factors 0.443945 substances 0.41993 urinary bladder 0.434004 cigars 0.415306 lower risk 0.439696 lung cancers 0.516349 people 0.449053 risk factor 0.444366 EPA’s Arsenic 0.433999 tobacco products 0.435894 private wells 0.430888 toxic mix 0.434457 chances 0.407302 person 0.412324 different foods 0.430782 radiation therapy 0.430053 renal pelvis 0.435475 risk 0.533429 information 0.410782 rectum 0.40763	CLICK HERE
11136	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	B Virus | First Aid and Treatment | Herpes B | CDC	Although B virus disease in humans is extremely rare, when it does occur, it is often fatal unless treated right away.	Clinical Infectious Diseases 0.611086 rapid diagnosis 0.562486 virus transmission 0.676208 cleansed skin exposure 0.69968 treatment regimen 0.560842 physical condition 0.562954 untreated patients 0.568089 possible exposures 0.567019 serum specimen 0.563973 typical survival times 0.59596 genital lesions 0.563461 wound cleansing procedure 0.642344 Deep puncture bite 0.614038 monkey kidney cell 0.598457 Herpesvirus antivirals 0.561938 exposure 0.761415 mucosal exposure 0.648661 inadequate cleansing 0.567589 high risk 0.566692 Specimen Collection 0.563634 monkey CNS tissue 0.602368 low risk 0.565127 potential exposures 0.559783 macaque family serve 0.641981	wound area 0.59595 infected cell culture 0.603879 virus desiccation 0.660483 natural reservoir 0.560269 virus 0.903513 Specific exposure scenarios 0.657767 running water 0.566361 cleansing protocol 0.573488 PCR testing 0.623155 macaques 0.564494 antiviral therapy 0.569471 Superficial wounds 0.577098 potentially rapid access 0.604617 higher risk 0.603137 post-exposure antiviral treatment 0.616478 known risk 0.564889 virus Detection 0.681878 deep puncture wounds 0.63697 fluid-filled blisters 0.561689 virus infection 0.749722 antiviral treatment 0.618704 lethal infectious doses 0.595122 baseline antibody level 0.613941 Cercopithecine Herpesvirus 0.628262	CLICK HERE
12222	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Preventing Chronic Disease | NSAID-Avoidance Education inCommunity Pharmacies for Patients at High Risk for Acute KidneyInjury, Upstate New York, 2011 - CDC	Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are frequently associated with community-acquired acute kidney injury (AKI), a strong risk factor for development and progression of chronic kidney disease. Using access to prescription medication profiles, pharmacists can identify patients at high risk for NSAID-induced AKI. The primary objective of this analysis was to evaluate the effectiveness of a community pharmacy–based patient education program on patient knowledge of NSAID-associated renal safety concerns.			CLICK HERE
12266	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Disease Detective's Heidi and Lindsey - CDC Responds to the 2014 Outbreak	CDC works 24/7 saving lives, protecting people from health threats, and saving money to have a more secure nation. A US federal agency, CDC helps make the healthy choice the easy choice by putting science and prevention into action. CDC works to help people live longer, healthier and more productive lives.	country 0.415456 Similar programs 0.475328 janitors 0.419354 rooms 0.415386 areas 0.428455 Associate Director 0.473285 Ebola outbreak 0.66334 CDC’s Office 0.502716 infection control program 0.583598 local health clinics 0.569686 training sponsor 0.48499 average health facility 0.566007 technical advisors 0.478454 sick patients 0.552496 protective equipment 0.481003 Date Released 0.47528 CDC Ebola Response 0.700965 general hospitals 0.478049 infection control specialists 0.562362 priority regions 0.475321 new cases 0.475352 Ebola 0.876331 Ebola epidemic 0.706634 lasting improvements 0.472579 fragile healthcare 0.504265	Ebola Treatment Units 0.801772 Ebola infections 0.630591 rapid spread 0.485375 frontline healthcare workers 0.575622 students 0.451587 infection control 0.885829 Sierra Leone 0.47469 Guinean healthcare workers 0.582047 Ebola cases 0.633481 Catholic Relief Services 0.545097 training people 0.487378 hands-on exercises 0.478951 Ebola information 0.63094 Heidi 0.530008 CDC scientist Lindsey 0.612262 Dr. Tom Frieden 0.538106 early symptoms 0.485426 cell phones 0.475117 latest numbers 0.473634 infection-control training course 0.566944 ambulance drivers 0.482511 healthcare workers 0.968281 West Africa 0.547427 day-to-day work 0.481319	CLICK HERE
14244	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Test Your Produce Safety Savvy | CDC Features	Do you have the know-how to make good produce safety choices? Take the quiz below to test your knowledge on selecting, storing, and preparing produce.	chopping boards 0.50819 raw sprouts 0.565518 clean container 0.496474 Enjoy uncooked fruits 0.685266 Dry fruit 0.499979 pregnant women 0.61874 peel—so dirt 0.501442 immune systems 0.615186 young children 0.60937 outbreak 0.423928 Maradol papayas 0.64503 kitchen utensils 0.506037 foodborne illnesses 0.531594 Unwashed fresh vegetables 0.745557 steps 0.438414 lettuce 0.422343 clean paper towel 0.583325 high-calorie foods 0.511235 food preparation 0.504629 foodborne illness 0.73929 fresh fruits 0.590123 nearly half 0.507829 United States 0.509578 advice 0.423419 important health benefits 0.61928	harmful germs 0.5461 raw meat 0.496495 lightly cooked sprouts 0.675333 vegetables 0.955411 certain groups 0.49414 fruits 0.810116 salads 0.450735 Listeria 0.424878 Salmonella infections 0.537955 heart disease 0.515871 particular concern 0.509586 diet 0.440389 E. coli 0.626427 food poisoning 0.938742 Check fruits 0.592067 greater chance 0.49988 Safer choices 0.5112 fresh produce 0.588179 humid conditions 0.516104 people 0.509184 home 0.422328 raw fruits 0.603239 older adults 0.50019 Mexico 0.442093	CLICK HERE
15361	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Characteristics of Joint Use Agreements in School Districts in the United States: Findings From the School Health Policies and Practices Study, 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.	formal juas 0.599542 School Environment questionnaire 0.606942 white students 0.620313 School Health Policies 0.623948 Larger districts 0.613693 large school districts 0.664484 Safe School Environment 0.609206 joint use agreement 0.659545 percentage 0.62043 private entity 0.574568 school districts 0.861417 multivariate logistic regression 0.627571 health care services 0.790843 local public school 0.572491 metropolitan status 0.663269 community 0.650747 rural districts 0.656249 reduced-price lunch 0.687048 schools 0.575024 urban fringe 0.625079 community members 0.604446 Eligible districts 0.62888 school district characteristics 0.615677 outdoor recreation facilities 0.680655 public school districts 0.701853	entire school district 0.586963 districts 0.987614 students 0.72931 library services 0.610029 after-school care 0.583854 public school property 0.600969 adult education 0.59188 JUA 0.76663 nationally representative sample 0.586367 indoor recreation facilities 0.616471 public school facilities 0.626337 formal JUA 0.733996 small districts 0.614508 fewer students 0.575132 district characteristics 0.652019 small school districts 0.693871 physical activity 0.6985 central city districts 0.710889 school facilities 0.675524 recreation facilities 0.694989 formal joint 0.592562 logistic regression models 0.620697 facilities 0.71646 large town districts 0.642565	CLICK HERE