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921	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Global Health Security - Immunization	Vaccines prevent an estimated 2.5 million deaths among children younger than age 5 every year. Still, 1 child dies every 20 seconds from a disease that could have been prevented by a vaccine.	endorsement 0.458302 access 0.443765 United States 0.621842 global immunization efforts 0.802285 CDC work 0.652006 Vaccines 0.459604 products 0.485404 Content source 0.623377 HHS 0.461654 life-saving immunizations 0.671225 U.S. 0.43957 Notice 0.445556 children 0.530449 sponsors 0.439611	deaths 0.458886 rigorous programs 0.637526 Americans 0.443598 proven strategies 0.618168 ultimate goal 0.619185 countries 0.483746 people 0.443929 globe 0.443591 non-federal site 0.628075 vaccine-preventable diseases 0.908808 geographical borders 0.648938 Scientists 0.440405 employees 0.439681 age 0.448605	CLICK HERE
6202	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Stay Safe In and Around Swimming Pools | CDC Features	Splashing in a swimming pool is a sure way to have summer fun. But it's important to make safety a priority to protect children and others in and around the water.	CDC.gov Current Features 0.906892	specific topic 0.706916	CLICK HERE
6467	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	http://www.cdc.gov/pcd/issues/2012/10_0292.htm	Healthy Kids, Healthy Communities (HKHC) is an initiative of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to prevent obesity among high-risk children by changing local policies, systems, and environments.	CDC recommendation 0.504903 childhood obesity 0.693337 ways partnerships 0.32272 environmental change strategies 0.340055 Wood Johnson Foundation 0.492531 community partnerships 0.656023 community gardens 0.383973 Rev Public Health 0.333179 healthy food 0.444621 community strategies 0.534377 childhood obesity prevention 0.388434 partnerships proposed strategies 0.52935 National Academies Press 0.328937 common community strategies 0.374507 corresponding CDC recommendation 0.379215 soon-to-be recommended strategies 0.334324 HKHC-funded partnerships 0.369496 proposals 0.522509 joint-use agreements 0.323012 Annu Rev Public 0.330025 outdoor recreation facilities 0.403076 environmental changes 0.387546 health promotion 0.382015 funded HKHC communities 0.36372 Robert Wood Johnson 0.49254	CDC’s recommendations 0.350508 technical assistance 0.387488 HKHC strategies 0.350016 HKHC program proposals 0.389007 CDC category 0.490746 Thirty-one partnerships 0.325665 CDC recommendations 0.979277 St. Louis 0.32369 food policy councils 0.368188 limit sedentary activity 0.348804 HKHC proposals 0.422297 CDC indicator 0.337077 multidisciplinary partnerships 0.325327 strategies 0.80103 limit sedentary behavior 0.330972 HKHC community partnerships 0.428773 HKHC National Program 0.332911 urban areas 0.322958 traffic safety 0.358755 physical activity 0.781793 HKHC partnerships 0.664226 content analysis 0.335402 local community strategies 0.395276 policy change strategies 0.344215	CLICK HERE
7116	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Methodologic Changes in the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System in 2011 and Potential Effects on Prevalence Estimates	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.	cellular telephone households 0.630891 cellular telephone surveys 0.226788 CDC 0.274799 new weighting methods 0.310399 data 0.276243 landline telephone 0.284865 BRFSS statistical weighting 0.269785 state-level prevalence estimates 0.293643 trend line 0.270862 BRFSS prevalence estimates 0.354946 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.354459 statistical weighting method 0.318876 health risk behaviors 0.328767 prevalence estimates 0.540783 landline telephone responses 0.224397 weighting method 0.339717 cellular telephone responses 0.2356 statistical weighting process 0.228481 BRFSS data 0.217886 cellular telephone–only respondents 0.213636 new methods 0.343342 cellular telephones 0.441025 public health surveillance 0.228651 state-level estimates 0.226144	landline telephone households 0.248638 public health 0.457378 BRFSS 0.374332 new statistical weighting 0.234727 cellular telephone interviews 0.441643 cellular telephone pilot 0.236911 sophisticated weighting method 0.234218 cellular telephone-only households 0.234362 public health officials 0.381409 weighting 0.416051 population health surveys 0.240505 U.S. households 0.296675 cellular telephone–only households 0.823556 statistical weighting 0.362257 cellular telephone data 0.255214 BRFSS state-level prevalence 0.258436 chronic disease 0.201081 cellular telephone respondents 0.28411 previous weighting procedures 0.300461 health surveillance systems 0.223225 expert panel 0.209263 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.357245 cellular telephone inclusion 0.220428	CLICK HERE
8569	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - War Stories, Dr. James H. Wallace	War Stories, The first cases of illness from the 1918 flu pandemic in the United States were reported from Fort Riley, Kansas on March 11 when an Army private became ill; complaining of fever, sore throat, and headache. Military personnel were greatly impacted by the virus and many young recruits were dead from the flu before they ever saw combat.	penicillin 0.378927 high school 0.603547 hospital′s 3,000–beds 0.591162 hands 0.348587 incredible experience 0.596746 100,000 0.348116 James H. Wallace 0.919211 death rate 0.585491 brief record 0.617622 ward 0.437619 pandemic 0.379874 bomb 0.359231 wards 0.382371 training station 0.59306 life 0.352226 Great Lakes 0.870133 Friday 0.353314 Storyteller 0.371412 Northwestern University Medical 0.867331 men 0.348094 aspirin 0.369837	grandfather 0.376938 Great Lakes base 0.839939 Chicago 0.349696 epidemic 0.365856 patients 0.394764 Oberlin College 0.630729 violent broncho–pneumonia 0.60768 experiences 0.352134 flu 0.362999 Sandwich 0.372968 Navy 0.353075 young ‘medico′ 0.580666 Illinois 0.410292 Dr. Wallace 0.610144 WWI underway 0.654421 duty 0.348206 age 0.396191 Jay McAuliffe 0.690019 internship 0.365678 whiskey 0.361981	CLICK HERE
9520	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vaccine Information Statement: Rotavirus VIS Provider Guidance - Vaccines - CDC	Provider Guidance for rotavirus VIS	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
9667	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Global Health - Polio - Updates on CDC's Polio Eradication Efforts - September 20, 2013	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 0.832856 Large-scale polio vaccination 0.500332 GPEI partners 0.363244 polio eradication plans 0.576056 polio eradication 0.973159 Polio incidence 0.476998 polio outbreaks 0.492657 Chad 0.362692 public health volunteers 0.361385 Polio Eradication Effort 0.613929 wild poliovirus 0.381942 vaccination campaign planning 0.366537 CDC’s Emergency 0.380299 United Nations Children 0.362545 AFP cases 0.356816 polio eradication activities 0.645336 final push 0.363796 CDC Director Thomas 0.411231 Melinda Gates Foundation 0.360796 CDC resources 0.374544 polio worldwide 0.496904 Independent Monitoring Board 0.357557 EOC operational structure 0.388712 polio vaccination campaigns 0.566648	CDC’s engagement 0.370683 global polio surveillance 0.51314 entire CDC community 0.402672 Polio Eradication Initiative 0.609034 World Health Organization 0.419951 timely technical expertise 0.361731 polio eradication progress 0.571556 polio cases 0.534439 in-country technical expertise 0.361233 recent environmental samples 0.354937 CDC’s EOC 0.40075 polio vaccination campaign 0.513617 CDC’s polio 0.532437 Epidemiologic Record/CDC Morbidity 0.359794 enhanced capacity 0.362305 Polio Eradication Emergency 0.570166 CDC polio eradication 0.682314 polio surveillance 0.559976 technical expertise 0.36522 finish line 0.360008 endemic countries 0.391971 Dr. Frieden 0.371539 polio eradication efforts 0.634388	CLICK HERE
12268	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Dr. Joseph Mountin's Microscope	CDC Centers for Disease Control and Prevention David J. Sencer CDC Museum	reason 0.328716 Centers 0.32674 Carrollton 0.328662 Jr. 0.322686 wartime malaria control 0.623108 Mr. Daniel Joseph 0.537355 effort 0.328075 Dr. Mountin 0.790724 facts 0.324686 house 0.321773 microscope 0.396486 content 0.323253 Ms. Joan Hopke 0.568645 Naples 0.324633 things 0.324236 J. Sencer CDC 0.728957 e-mail 0.322231 infrequently trod 0.489332 grandfather 0.333007	exhibit 0.321635 passion 0.32662 views 0.323445 toes 0.337997 spouses 0.329696 grandson 0.33388 display 0.32177 health 0.345993 status quo 0.461792 people 0.324138 storage closet 0.442189 memoirist 0.349056 vision 0.324748 Joseph W. Mountin 0.951274 Excellence 0.327321 CDC Museum 0.728325 David 0.321734 Hugh Leavell 0.514536	CLICK HERE
12985	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement: World Water Day - March 22, 2015	World Water Day, sponsored by the United Nations, is observed every year on March 22. This year, World Water Day focuses on water and sustainable development. Water is a finite resource that is fundamental to human health and well-being.	unpredictable changes 0.575624 endorsement 0.469118 United Nations 0.585408 protected spring 0.559806 Human Services 0.663725 environmental health 0.575952 human health 0.608324 MMWR HTML versions 0.676103 U.S. Department 0.665735 global water 0.612921 water resources 0.610502 electronic PDF version 0.667002 Additional information 0.560392 rainwater collection 0.559809 Contact GPO 0.57651 commercial sources 0.554141 sustainable development 0.909194 current prices 0.549555 persons 0.450104 original paper copy 0.673113 public standpipe 0.570027 finite resource 0.578655 World Water 0.845531 household connection 0.553926	improved water source 0.784862 U.S. Government Printing 0.681151 original MMWR paper 0.670948 environmental systems 0.567848 global access 0.55711 human contact 0.568478 MMWR readers 0.55839 character translation 0.548336 thermal electricity generation 0.699076 human waste 0.570202 deeper understanding 0.564806 drinking water 0.616148 energy security 0.566569 format errors 0.547495 exponential rate 0.563489 hygiene resources 0.553777 typeset documents 0.554261 trade names 0.554245 official text 0.546585 food 0.455107 non-CDC sites 0.552606 sanitation facilities 0.74561 electronic conversions 0.544354 vital role 0.566616	CLICK HERE
16275	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FastStats - Cancer	null	Summary Health Statistics 0.612201 trachea 0.339952 United States 0.941835 Final Data 0.458427 Ambulatory Medical Care 0.600803 Source 0.395911 PDF 0.566226 KB 0.386288 Deaths 0.331362 Cancer incidence rates 0.545014 National Summary Tables 0.573525 race 0.439071 females 0.328386	Hispanic origin 0.957794 Table A-3 0.48906 Hispanic origin Health 0.832328 sex 0.419508 age Health 0.611595 Cancer survival rates 0.546603 Health Interview Survey 0.610697 selected cancer sites 0.545347 malignant neoplasm 0.456657 selected causes 0.44889 race Health 0.436458 U.S. Adults 0.474777 death rates 0.750211	CLICK HERE