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5436	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Ethyl formate - 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
7038	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	About FoodCORE	null	foodborne diseases 0.926104 CDC 0.505233 comprehensive foodborne disease 0.771898 specific measures 0.445405 potential food poisoning 0.62656 pilot project 0.464433 control multistate outbreaks 0.735297 tahini sesame paste 0.634653 FoodCORE centers 0.477961 U.S. Department 0.457073 similar outbreaks 0.579226 related clusters 0.496741 Disease Control 0.490628 state health departments 0.588494 ill persons 0.445244 FoodCORE program 0.45716 foodborne disease outbreaks 0.846878 Food Safety 0.459167 foodborne disease activities 0.713043 Outbreak Response Enhancement 0.631925 public health officials 0.592094 prevention measures 0.439535 Foodborne Diseases Centers 0.767669 Environmental Diseases 0.449594 multistate clusters 0.547487	diverse aspects 0.43783 foodborne outbreaks 0.754887 Public Health Laboratories 0.582285 better methods 0.451948 pizza snacks 0.472001 additional illnesses 0.458884 ground beef 0.471554 effective outbreak investigations 0.649918 local responses 0.456998 Robert Tauxe 0.446508 pool information 0.446003 public health 0.608968 FoodCORE performance metrics 0.606623 additional centers 0.473683 outbreak surveillance 0.48114 measurable activities 0.449358 U.S. population 0.446711 key areas 0.439723 key area 0.4451 foodborne disease 0.874369 performance metrics 0.685334 faster DNA fingerprinting 0.565666 Deputy Director 0.447554 Shiga toxin-producing Escherichia 0.593335	CLICK HERE
7552	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement: National Gay Men's HIV/AIDS Awareness Day-September 27, 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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.24839 Purcell DW 0.231426 immunodeficiency virus infection 0.405008 new HIV infections 0.797824 National Gay Men 0.573681 Human Services 0.332702 assistive technology 0.250372 U.S. Department 0.336388 MMWR HTML versions 0.324145 National STD Prevention 0.344482 risk groups 0.22668 electronic PDF version 0.316096 Additional information 0.329218 HIV Surveillance Supplemental 0.518422 Contact GPO 0.240982 HIV prevention services 0.542084 commercial sources 0.223582 immune deficiency syndrome 0.352833 current prices 0.221548 national population size 0.337346 U.S. dependent areas—2010 0.346502 original paper copy 0.319819 new infections 0.472764 care objectives 0.224263	HIV/AIDS Awareness 0.365833 United States 0.459792 CDC. Monitoring 0.229899 U.S. Government Printing 0.335358 original MMWR paper 0.320923 age group 0.234098 MMWR readers 0.227674 character translation 0.219022 national HIV prevention 0.539957 highest number 0.229242 African American MSM 0.964891 format errors 0.216493 HIV incidence 0.406254 subject line 0.249008 typeset documents 0.222724 trade names 0.223649 paper copy 0.331881 official text 0.217932 U.S. population 0.241648 injection drug users 0.346143 non-CDC sites 0.222016 race/ethnicity group 0.233546 et al 0.345295 electronic conversions 0.21514	CLICK HERE
7692	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcements: Updated Asthma Surveillance ReportReleased	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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.377949 endorsement 0.273123 emergency department visits 0.526797 Human Services 0.458648 assistive technology 0.381937 research priorities 0.358946 MMWR HTML versions 0.478162 U.S. Department 0.45507 patient services 0.361093 electronic PDF version 0.463515 hospital outpatient visits 0.519029 health-care encounters 0.390857 Contact GPO 0.383042 office visits 0.386073 National Surveillance 0.421839 commercial sources 0.352555 current prices 0.346341 historical information 0.363985 previous reports 0.35579 recent estimates 0.355558 new data 0.364118 original paper copy 0.459405 monitoring asthma trends 0.640376 previous asthma surveillance 0.709452	inpatient stays 0.367155 asthma surveillance report 0.854812 United States 0.36479 original MMWR paper 0.472081 U.S. Government Printing 0.462475 community leaders 0.357226 graphic representations 0.523029 asthma surveillance indicators 0.688685 health-care providers 0.384746 MMWR readers 0.359912 character translation 0.34408 asthma surveillance 0.911625 detailed demographic subgroups 0.500511 additional graphic representations 0.505727 public health professionals 0.494638 asthma prevalence 0.527298 format errors 0.348001 subject line 0.366475 typeset documents 0.35474 trade names 0.352684 official text 0.342057 non-CDC sites 0.35125 electronic conversions 0.342845 printable versions 0.338487	CLICK HERE
9670	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Veterinary Safety and Health - Physical Safety - Animal handling and restraint hazards	null	NIOSH HHE report 0.947137 CDC Motor vehicle 0.462766 Animal Handling 0.410517 animal facilities 0.46235 NIOSH Heat stress 0.772135 OSHA bloodborne diseases 0.455893 poorly maintained equipment 0.472718 livestock handling facility 0.473983 veterinary workplaces 0.403825 Temple Grandin Livestock 0.461351 physical restraint 0.41138 veterinary settings 0.401667 NIOSH Health hazard 0.630998 NIOSH Slip 0.544382 Liberty Veterinary Hospital 0.463987 County Animal Shelter 0.466308 traumatic injuries 0.419285 airborne contaminants 0.464768 OSHA Laser hazards 0.473 repetitive motion injuries 0.501877 National Standard Recommended 0.468007 Laser Safety Measurements 0.47636 Society Veterinary Medical 0.504412 Ontario Veterinary College 0.476317 animal shelter workers 0.482583	Carolina Swine Veterinary 0.471195 medical emergencies 0.403714 Sharps injuries 0.431152 Needlestick Injury Information 0.456861 appropriate restraint 0.413973 Motor vehicle safety 0.578649 scratch wounds 0.404192 Animal Bites 0.410695 Organic Toxic Dust 0.45802 poultry processing workers 0.448888 animals feeding operations 0.463081 medical laser safety 0.491672 NIOSH Motor vehicle 0.652177 immediate medical evaluation 0.487638 Significant injuries 0.433033 Kirkwood Community College 0.446202 NASPHV Veterinary Standard 0.494131 hazard evaluation 0.460906 Publication No. 0.449267 Occup Environ Med 0.449977 AVMA Dog bite 0.562153 motor vehicle accidents 0.461682 Eye safety concerns 0.476276 NIOSH Request 0.544584	CLICK HERE
9986	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC's Alcohol Screening and Brief Intervention Efforts'FASD'NCBDDD'FASD	FASDs are 100% preventable if a woman does not drink alcohol during pregnancy. There is no known safe amount of alcohol to drink while pregnant. There is also no safe time during pregnancy to drink and no safe kind of alcohol.	U.S. Adults Drink 0.382748 CDC 0.376198 Works—Alcohol SBI 0.497133 CHOICES Intervention Materials—These 0.389635 alcohol SBI initiative 0.659597 risky levels 0.430503 Binge drinking prevalence 0.371632 Prev Med 0.361861 SBI Implementation Guide—The 0.52057 primary care practice 0.426486 Preventive Services Task 0.450436 pediatricians incorporate screening 0.363761 Drug Alcohol Depend. 0.486552 SBI Implementation Guide—This 0.522889 risky alcohol 0.602833 primary care settings 0.510677 alcohol-exposed pregnancy 0.3933 alcohol screening 0.618188 brief intervention 0.530038 risky drinking 0.402903 system-level strategies 0.360424 health care settings 0.384755 fetal alcohol spectrum 0.556606 *Risky alcohol 0.464961 DSM-IV alcohol abuse 0.487435	U.S. Preventive Services 0.408169 United States 0.413694 extended intervention options 0.372996 Fatal—Risky alcohol 0.495835 alcohol misuse 0.495575 alcohol sbi 0.957097 Alcohol Clin Exp 0.486626 Alcohol electronic screening 0.495356 Alcohol SBI Works—Over 0.678174 Alcohol SBI Guide 0.662846 alcohol sbi implementation 0.702276 Prenatal alcohol exposure 0.477332 reproductive age 0.358859 Social Harm—Risky alcohol 0.525513 Services Task Force 0.405004 alcohol spectrum disorders 0.557734 electronic alcohol SBI 0.675727 intimate partner violence 0.410709 et al 0.382785 primary care 0.514288 Community Preventive Services 0.362528 motor vehicle crashes 0.360799 excessive alcohol consumption 0.510461 low-risk drinking goals 0.367937	CLICK HERE
10829	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | A 16-Month Community-Based Intervention to Increase Aspirin Use for Primary Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease - CDC	Cardiovascular diseases are the leading causes of disability and death in the United States. Primary prevention of these events may be achieved through aspirin use. The ability of a community-based intervention to increase aspirin use has not been evaluated. The objective of this study was to evaluate an educational intervention implemented to increase aspirin use for primary prevention of cardiovascular disease in a small city in Minnesota.	population-based aspirin 0.521868 aspirin prescriptions 0.497095 primary care approach 0.393471 Aspirin use discussions 0.487852 CVD health messages 0.374075 aspirin use candidates 0.503717 CVD morbidity 0.371818 primary prevention data 0.394162 nonregular aspirin users 0.584755 CVD risk 0.439082 self-reported aspirin 0.556656 CVD prevention messages 0.380807 health care providers 0.372792 daily aspirin 0.492269 primary prevention approach 0.396381 modifiable CVD risk 0.371487 primary care physicians 0.38451 primary care approaches 0.368304 primary prevention measure 0.37834 low-dose aspirin 0.583163 primary prevention candidates 0.522319 CVD events 0.372092 regular aspirin users 0.64187 heart attack 0.377998 Framingham risk scores 0.388944	primary care health 0.3853 aspirin allergy 0.479294 primary prevention samples 0.386005 primary care clinics 0.408319 secondary prevention candidates 0.381074 aspirin candidates 0.515448 primary prevention 0.918056 aspirin 0.776489 societal aspirin 0.480498 health care 0.420279 public health 0.39896 ischemic stroke 0.378041 cardiovascular disease 0.404342 appropriate aspirin 0.478369 regular aspirin 0.713801 inappropriate aspirin 0.480242 aspirin use rates 0.569077 aspirin messages 0.498554 Primary prevention strategies 0.393444 aspirin component 0.476998 et al 0.41208 primary care 0.490792 community-based intervention 0.410652 coronary heart disease 0.389255	CLICK HERE
11985	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vital Signs: Cervical Cancer Incidence, Mortality, andScreening - United States, 2007-2012	On November 5, 2014, this report was posted as an MMWR Early Release on the MMWR website (http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr).	recent cervical cancer 0.529223 current screening percentages 0.482774 health care provider 0.666315 cancer death rate 0.4702 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.471169 overall cervical cancer 0.515267 cancer incidence statistics 0.496087 cancer incidence rates 0.556933 cervical cancer objectives 0.525202 state-specific cervical cancer 0.567118 Incident cervical cancers 0.497542 current cervical cancer 0.555796 Pap test 0.507124 mortality data 0.476558 cancer screening recommendations 0.477331 cervical cancer screening 0.712286 cervical cancers 0.504944 States Cancer Statistics 0.499292 U.S. Census region 0.474146 cancer incidence data 0.51217 cervical cancer 0.923751 United States Cancer 0.501635 cervical cancer death 0.552855 state-specific screening prevalence 0.467678	death rates 0.62122 new cervical cancer 0.51013 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.472212 cervical cancer incidence 0.819952 women 0.604907 higher incidence 0.473129 inadequately screened women 0.508476 United States 0.632762 death rate 0.497578 cancer incidence rate 0.505272 greatest cancer prevention 0.465897 annual percentage changes 0.513193 highest incidence rate 0.505207 American Indians/Alaska Natives 0.470289 U.S. incidence rate 0.477022 cervical cancer recommendations 0.514126 screening prevalence data 0.497415 regular health care 0.664833 Vicki B. Benard 0.472166 cervical cancer services 0.512743 cervical cancer cases 0.557061 age-adjusted cervical cancer 0.533041 Asians/Pacific Islanders 0.476319 cervical cancer deaths 0.517431	CLICK HERE
14474	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Chikungunya virus | CDC	Information on Chikungunya virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	Americas 0.327582 door screens 0.423788 infected travelers 0.452861 air conditioning 0.423756 pants 0.327931 email address 0.419202 Outbreaks 0.334544 fever 0.329924 chikungunya virus 0.903136 muscle pain 0.451908 joint swelling 0.450154 mosquitoes 0.341675 pronunciation 0.332442 Europe 0.323561 chikungunya virus infection 0.845309 Africa 0.323624	joint pain 0.442733 countries 0.344406 new areas 0.429851 bites 0.32914 people 0.326307 common symptoms 0.436647 rash 0.338757 vaccine 0.328573 insect repellent 0.438368 Asia 0.323592 islands 0.322926 Pacific Oceans 0.442657 risk 0.322563 headache 0.333177 time 0.323004 page 0.321561	CLICK HERE
15437	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Intoxication and Deaths Associatedwith Ingestion of a Racing Fuel and Carbonated Soft Drink Mixture -Tennessee, January 2016 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	Tennessee Poison Center 0.765826 methanol case-fatality rate 0.710263 Human Services 0.516768 racing fuel source 0.580272 soft drink mixture 0.569531 U.S. Department 0.522633 methanol intoxication 0.743211 electronic PDF version 0.517828 racing fuel mixture 0.624944 normal laboratory evaluations 0.527417 mild gastrointestinal symptoms 0.532678 assess ongoing risk 0.535628 gastrointestinal symptoms 0.542585 formic acid 0.529867 methanol exposure deaths 0.736299 World Health Organization 0.647251 Epidemic methanol poisoning 0.699994 soft drink 0.676271 early medical assessment 0.536547 acute methanol poisoning 0.702758 local emergency department 0.556176 public health officials 0.555032 major toxicity 0.585983 public health communities 0.554683	Poison Control Centers 0.543528 3Tennessee Poison Center 0.542286 latent period 0.527012 1Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.522079 United States 0.548094 Environmental health criteria 0.541311 original MMWR paper 0.521743 methanol levels 0.660935 educational materials 0.520581 blood methanol level 0.737446 Toxic Exposure Surveillance 0.632713 prevention efforts 0.537699 community educators 0.515294 mucous membrane manifestations 0.512846 severe metabolic acidosis 0.532611 methanol 0.974485 ethyl alcohol 0.546116 police reports 0.553471 brief fact sheet 0.52336 methanol poisoning 0.791732 Tennessee Department 0.689488 methanol ingestion 0.699058 national poison control 0.545793 methyl alcohol poisoning 0.525454	CLICK HERE