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5908	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	o-Terphenyl - 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
8206	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Sickle Cell Disease, Home - NCBDDD	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is working toward developing a comprehensive public health agenda to promote and improve the health of people with blood disorders.	red blood cells 0.398661 blood cell disorders 0.407543 blood disorders 0.347955 evidence-based information 0.350673 Describing Patterns 0.35997 CDC 0.32667 collaborations 0.309957 Awareness 0.308429 Cell Disease Association 0.400179 Sickle Cell Trait 0.498369 new research 0.348787 sickle cell disease 0.910629 Collection Program Data 0.40949 C-shaped farm tool 0.399596 partnerships 0.308702 ASH 0.309302 Key Findings 0.420542 red blood 0.401205 American Society 0.349488	Toolkit 0.308196 Californians 0.315133 Cell Disease Education 0.406099 group 0.308951 Emergency Department Visits 0.410851 Sickle Cell Data 0.537521 innovative approaches 0.348429 Hematology 0.310691 lives 0.308718 Cell Disease Deaths 0.422711 California 0.309548 people 0.314836 interventions 0.310439 SCD 0.368549 series 0.314549 activities 0.308692 Useful 0.309726 Georgia 0.309538	CLICK HERE
8562	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - 1957 Flu Pandemic, Robert W. McKinney	1957 Flu Pandemic, The 1957 flu pandemic was deadly, but milder than the 1918 event. The virus caused an estimated 70,000 deaths in the United States. The seven stories presented in this section are retold by survivors from New York to California.	embryonate chicken eggs 0.802341 viral diagnostic services 0.850115 CDC 0.267858 Chief 0.261206 FM1 0.316062 convalescent sample 0.532212 pairs 0.35667 isolate 0.288091 Baker 0.464312 Storyteller 0.280867 Ph 0.282414 Alaska 0.258963 recollection 0.285514 Immunology Division 0.550015 Army Medical Laboratory 0.829447 area 0.259047 Robert W. McKinney 0.926499	Hawaii 0.258907 specimens 0.331457 California 0.328019 Air 0.259215 antigens 0.403623 onset 0.277047 Lee 0.257436 Ft 0.36123 Type 0.311537 Navy 0.262908 pandemic strain 0.940337 PR8 0.257798 restriction 0.282152 time 0.258328 influenza diagnosis 0.556663 hemagglutination–inhibition test procedure 0.826178 acute sample 0.503199	CLICK HERE
8623	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - In Memorial, Leta Bauer Lee and Emma Triphan Buechel	In Memorial, To date, October 1918 remains the deadliest month in U.S. history when approximately 200,000 Americans died of the flu. Healthy, young adults (average age 35 years) began coughing in the morning and were dead by the evening. The family stories described in this section define true courage amid unbearable loss.	grandmothers 0.219621 Christine A. Maurer 0.901365 influenza pandemic 0.554766 Leta Bauer Lee 0.830293 Emma Triphan Buechel 0.905909 immediate family 0.430465 Virginia Lee Rammer 0.776527	Ida Buechel Klug 0.933244 Sheboygan County 0.515481 young age 0.470778 maternal grandmother 0.625046 Little Virginia 0.428178 paternal grandmother 0.630566	CLICK HERE
9044	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Use and Effectiveness of Quitlines for Smokers With Diabetes: Cessation and Weight Outcomes, Washington State Tobacco Quit Line, 2008 - CDC	Having diabetes and smoking increases the risk of morbidity and mortality. However, cessation-related weight gain, a common side effect during quitting, can further complicate diabetes.	Western Institutional Review 0.580747 Washington State Diabetes 0.652118 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.583269 diabetes smoke 0.645274 prior weight gain 0.59472 State Tobacco Quit 0.600862 Institutional Review Board 0.580745 successful quitting 0.57899 tobacco users 0.737701 tobacco quitline 0.595907 weight concern 0.768847 diabetes arm 0.624708 quitline 0.70383 actual weight gain 0.600309 Washington State Department 0.625668 cessation-related weight gain 0.609359 pregnancy-related diabetes diagnosis 0.665282 Washington State 0.699871 chronic disease 0.626806 excessive weight gain 0.600271 survey 0.592961 diabetes status 0.700646 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.589838 separate Medicaid-only quitline 0.589972 study 0.589449	weight gain 0.912224 possible weight gain 0.590974 weight concerns 0.589937 general population 0.669812 Medicaid fee-for-service participants 0.57628 survey response rate 0.586974 diabetes prevalence 0.657391 quitline services 0.656261 quitline registration 0.577439 heart disease 0.577386 smoking 0.582017 follow-up telephone survey 0.582276 participants 0.705335 tobacco abstinence 0.608398 Cessation-related weight concerns 0.576081 quit rates 0.601601 tobacco cessation quitline 0.599802 Medicaid-only quitline services 0.59357 chronic disease status 0.592736 behavioral risk factor 0.623345 cessation 0.609659 previous quit attempts 0.578012 prior quit attempts 0.596593 7-month follow-up telephone 0.576418	CLICK HERE
9836	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Research Confirms Benefits of Flu Antiviral Drugs, Even Beyond 2 Days After Symptoms Start	New research confirms benefits of the flu antiviral medication oseltamivir in treating children with uncomplicated flu illness and shows that treatment can be beneficial even beyond the 2-day window - CDC	study 0.396023 antiviral medication oseltamivir 0.574738 overall flu symptoms 0.511699 flu antiviral drug 0.615804 influenza antiviral drugs 0.536854 symptom onset 0.423014 urban setting 0.4033 CDC authors 0.367968 flu vaccine 0.509114 flu complications 0.503574 flu antiviral studies 0.604192 oseltamivir treatment 0.446365 influenza illness duration 0.45436 Infectious Diseases study 0.393534 flu treatment 0.462864 generic flu 0.450446 two-day window 0.359942 virus detection 0.357633 children 0.366528 Lancet Infectious Diseases 0.604963 CDC website 0.356213 New research 0.358547 antiviral drug oseltamivir 0.555	current package insert 0.399335 daily household visits 0.395618 clinical trial 0.356096 flu illness onset 0.552539 new study 0.361619 uncomplicated flu illness 0.578534 laboratory-confirmed influenza infection 0.434067 antiviral drugs 0.966738 flu illness 0.707952 virus shedding 0.371124 uncomplicated influenza 0.384397 influenza complications 0.383294 package insert 0.415717 live virus 0.404563 placebo-controlled study 0.365508 neuraminidase inhibitor 0.355536 greatest clinical benefit 0.384059 viral shedding 0.369238 influenza antiviral treatment 0.562633 flu season 0.463553 ) symptoms. 0.669463 illness onset 0.571258 significant reduction 0.355006	CLICK HERE
11541	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NCIRD | DBD Bulletin Winter 2011 | Quarter 4 News	Division of Bacterial Diseases Bulletin Winter	pneumococcal conjugate vaccines 0.605909 ANISA field sites 0.519152 American Pertussis Project 0.678932 emergency response assays 0.517273 pertussis epidemic 0.512016 DBD 0.916357 pneumococcal disease 0.570879 DBD epidemiology 0.671649 steering committee meeting 0.578483 Epi-Aids DBD 0.6842 anthrax emergency response 0.511693 meningococcal disease position 0.529506 emergency response 0.544691 pneumococcal reference standard 0.519947 SURVAC steering committee 0.574812 ANISA coordination team 0.517568 pertussis diagnostics 0.506968 pertussis surveillance 0.56067 CDC GBS website 0.535506 special studies team 0.589321 pertussis epidemiology 0.524904 DBD initiatives 0.724656 Central African Republic 0.576899 DBD work 0.682158 reference standard serum 0.573745	AVI Special Studies 0.50404 invasive pneumococcal disease 0.526304 DBD staff 0.810521 CDC main entrace 0.525078 DBD scientists 0.688238 invasive bacterial disease 0.510041 ACIP pneumococcal vaccine 0.53647 U.S. congressional staff 0.505742 public health 0.515095 Vaccine Introduction Technical 0.524021 pertussis surveillance coordinators 0.560321 anthrax anti-PA IgG 0.508632 meningococcal conjugate vaccines 0.540844 serotype replacement project 0.504594 new preparation 0.513397 new pneumococcal conjugate 0.61132 Latin American Pertussis 0.670186 DBD epidemiologists 0.679255 new reference standard 0.528503 public health settings 0.511196 social media accounts 0.595988 available clean cookstoves 0.50255 dozen new assays 0.513313 DBD laboratorians 0.662727	CLICK HERE
12538	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	CDC: Tips From Former Smokers -- Shawn's Ad	Shawn was 14 years old when he started smoking. He was in his midforties when a chronic cough and laryngitis turned out to be throat cancer. He finally quit smoking—but doctors were unable to save his larynx. He now has a stoma (opening) that allows him to breathe and a laryngeal implant that allows him to speak. In this TV ad from CDC's Tips From Former Smokers campaign, Shawn describes how life's ordinary tasks are more challenging with a stoma. Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html This video can also be viewed at http://streaming.cdc.gov/vod.php?id=4186c97bd032d0dc9612fec4c6707e4420140620143822468	Shawn 0.852758 Smokers 0.932887	CDC 0.92604 YouTube 0.871802	CLICK HERE
13488	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Surveillance for Waterborne Disease Outbreaks Associatedwith Drinking Water - United States, 2011-2012	Karlyn D. Beer, PhD1,2; Julia W. Gargano, PhD2; Virginia A.	untreated groundwater 0.538331 frequently reported outbreak 0.50456 Legionella pneumophila serogroup 0.490967 building plumbing systems 0.529517 CDC Waterborne Disease 0.490344 untreated surface water 0.497738 public health challenges 0.506158 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.486189 public drinking water 0.528619 frequently reported etiology 0.48304 drinking water outbreaks 0.662108 noncommunity outbreaks 0.570898 waterborne disease outbreak 0.506187 individual water systems 0.521742 septic systems 0.49425 water treatment processes 0.490857 commonly reported illness 0.491415 private wells 0.509494 health care facilities 0.55107 Ground Water Rule 0.529202 non-Legionella bacteria 0.571371 drinking water–associated¶ waterborne 0.515897 drinking water–associated outbreaks 0.743662 outbreaks 0.913564 Environmental Protection Agency 0.500768	point-of-entry water filters 0.486074 Legionella outbreak 0.478638 bottled water 0.485496 previously unreported outbreaks 0.594759 waterborne disease outbreaks 0.675714 outbreak-associated cases 0.52567 surface water sources 0.496989 noncommunity groundwater systems 0.501704 public water systems 0.546468 public health 0.588169 community water systems†† 0.497477 noncommunity systems 0.484264 noncommunity water systems 0.756071 water outbreak-associated cases 0.506751 cases 0.532749 Legionella outbreaks 0.640587 outbreak surveillance 0.493458 drinking water systems 0.709746 septic systems malfunction 0.478912 single-etiology outbreaks 0.578828 National Outbreak Reporting 0.481194 source water monitoring 0.491801 community water systems 0.540074 water systems 0.895741	CLICK HERE
15470	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tetanus Fact Sheet for Parents	CDC fact sheet for parents: Tetanus and the Vaccine (Shot) to Prevent It	Yes. The DTaP 0.415283 American Academy 0.3964 bacteria 0.342094 Español 0.329965 hospital care 0.399999 Page 0.343183 best way 0.421186 body 0.338716 jaw muscles 0.409997 children starts 0.408319 tetanus 0.998233 DTaP shot 0.859215 pages 0.323712 Disease Control 0.399754 children 0.480134 best protection 0.4185 Tdap 0.336627 Family Physicians 0.403186 painful muscle stiffness 0.74162 lockjaw 0.327201 sick child 0.423556 Color 0.323725 potentially serious disease 0.414028 Doctors 0.345157	effects 0.428915 dose 0.3523 person 0.3334 Td booster shot 0.598346 following ages 0.421988 breathing problems 0.403757 animal bite 0.401474 tetanus dies 0.615895 child 0.590487 in-depth information 0.400515 doses 0.326233 lifetime protection 0.405884 involuntary muscle 0.440488 child care 0.420981 Tétano 0.323637 diphtheria 0.386703 booster vaccine 0.42089 Td vaccine 0.414817 visit www.cdc.gov/tetanus 0.39904 muscle spasms 0.626844 visit www.cdc.gov/vaccines/parents 0.399508 people 0.33972 whooping cough 0.548188 jaw cramping 0.418192	CLICK HERE