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4718	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Chagas Disease - Detailed FAQs	Detailed Fact Sheet about Chagas Disease, Triatomine bugs, Kissing Bugs, fact sheets, information for special groups, prevention and control, epidemiology, diagnosis and treatment.	South America 0.480091 geographic distribution 0.44126 Central America 0.480121 Rare vectorborne cases 0.471253 T. cruzi parasites 0.555546 bite wound 0.47555 United States 0.478665 health care provider 0.624744 body aches 0.438216 Chagas disease 0.988604 chronic phase 0.438541 clinical information 0.437646 Latin America 0.556377 control strategies 0.440798 nipples heal 0.439896 mucous membranes 0.439896 acute Chagas disease 0.568342 organ transplantation 0.437975 triatomine bugs 0.535187 infected people 0.469444 acute phase. 0.439311 blood-sucking bugs 0.458522 various ways 0.441231 southern United States 0.468331	rural areas 0.511022 Chagas disease-endemic areas 0.566856 blood transfusion 0.44128 bug feces 0.483987 insect vectors 0.481475 Large-scale population movements 0.474081 urban areas 0.444651 parasite Trypanosoma cruzi 0.50013 principally rural areas 0.47146 people 0.489028 main way 0.440521 American trypanosomiasis 0.444415 vector-control programs 0.438314 acute phase 0.543696 T. cruzi parasite 0.485176 infected animal 0.465832 vectorborne transmission 0.595 average life-time risk 0.465587 parasitic infection 0.445217 palm thatch 0.440348 cruzi infection 0.474363 well-constructed facilities 0.437638 infected triatomine bugs 0.510404	CLICK HERE
6589	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Percentage of Births That Were Home Births, by Maternal Race/Ethnicity - United States, 1990-2009*	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. 0.375137 endorsement 0.330131 Alternate Text 0.368125 U.S. births 0.587059 Human Services 0.418301 assistive technology 0.381056 MMWR HTML versions 0.413645 U.S. Department 0.411923 identification 0.311876 pages 0.311719 electronic PDF version 0.412913 maternal race/ethnicity 0.372245 percentage 0.352527 e-mail 0.328939 Contact GPO 0.373872 commercial sources 0.367644 current prices 0.363789 total increase 0.432311 original paper copy 0.414677 Internet 0.311759 programs 0.311705 United States 0.647914 original MMWR paper 0.411547 gradual decline 0.452069	Superintendent 0.313072 assistance 0.314039 title 0.313929 content 0.311724 home births 0.987709 MMWR readers 0.365573 character translation 0.364466 file 0.314112 Persons 0.314153 home birth 0.509044 format errors 0.362992 subject line 0.379166 Health 0.321941 typeset documents 0.365339 trade names 0.367688 official text 0.361864 non-CDC sites 0.365031 References 0.311775 non-Hispanic white women 0.818453 report 0.31392 organizations 0.311713 information 0.314121 Accommodation 0.313937 electronic conversions 0.361907	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
10699	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Published Articles'Research' Communicating in the First Hours	The CERC training program educates people on the principles and application of crisis and emergency risk communication when responding to a public health emergency.	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
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
11961	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tricuspid Atresia | Heart Defects | NCBDDD | CDC	null	vena cava 0.348159 oxygen-rich blood 0.414813 health care provider 0.388316 special high-calorie formula 0.348103 tricuspid atresia 0.953909 main pulmonary artery 0.726949 babies 0.409668 body 0.411632 great arteries 0.355941 right lower chamber 0.361679 regular follow-up visits 0.346827 oxygen-poor blood 0.537985 birth defects surveillance 0.36305 critical congenital heart 0.41054 care provider suspect 0.349211 birth defect 0.378395 lungs 0.467511 patent ductus arteriosus 0.354607 ventricular septal defect 0.36548 upper right chamber 0.361142 blood flow 0.464579 right upper chamber 0.361489 pulse oximetry 0.378571 National Center 0.347899	blood pressure 0.362332 heart defects 0.436389 tricuspid valve 0.448123 irregular blood flow 0.365682 major blood vessels 0.365776 critical CHD 0.376818 unformed tricuspid valve 0.422078 blood 0.670539 birth defects 0.409872 heart 0.670635 lower right chamber 0.361318 congenital heart defect 0.455561 baby’s heart 0.34915 heart murmur 0.358109 right ventricle 0.491518 fetal echocardiogram 0.352568 painless bedside test 0.348611 right atrium 0.4076 baby 0.451218 heart transplant 0.353853 baby’s lungs 0.363649 atrial septal defect 0.409453 newborn screening 0.351446	CLICK HERE
12939	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Concussion Videos - Luc Mbah Moute's PSA (Basketball)	NBA power-forward Luc Mbah a Moute as experienced concussion first-hand and encourages parents to learn how to recognize concussion signs and symptoms. 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=52f5fe04a7576de13a72eca1ccb030bc20130219153038375	NBA Star Talks 0.941839	Concussion Signs 0.780121	CLICK HERE
13649	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement: National Child Passenger Safety Week -September 13-19, 2015	This year, National Child Passenger Safety Week is September 13–19. In the United States, motor vehicle–related injuries are a leading cause of death among children (1). In 2013, a total of 638 passenger vehicle occupants aged 0–12 years died as a result of a crash (2), and more than 127,250 were injured (1).	Pediatrics 0.225409 car seat 0.400163 endorsement 0.272973 American Academy 0.359122 inspection station locator 0.484135 Human Services 0.458365 National Child Passenger 0.816836 certified technician 0.355912 MMWR HTML versions 0.475982 U.S. Department 0.455178 size-appropriate restraints 0.367686 children 0.306931 electronic PDF version 0.460516 proper installation 0.361747 child passengers 0.376806 passenger vehicle occupants 0.561237 Additional information 0.353477 Contact GPO 0.382371 inspection station 0.498555 Campaign promotional materials 0.479357 booster seats 0.368073 commercial sources 0.350217 car seats 0.37147 motor vehicle–related injuries 0.51475	current prices 0.344677 National Seat Check 0.545596 original paper copy 0.457128 drivers 0.249069 death 0.227644 United States 0.37459 original MMWR paper 0.469994 U.S. Government Printing 0.459521 Superintendent 0.227801 MMWR readers 0.358574 character translation 0.341953 result 0.232625 total 0.226051 child safety seat 0.5641 Traffic Safety Administration 0.497875 format errors 0.346632 child passenger safety 0.986464 Health 0.241488 typeset documents 0.353332 trade names 0.350336 official text 0.339999 non-CDC sites 0.349376 passenger safety recommendations 0.54448 electronic conversions 0.341198	CLICK HERE
14179	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Transmisión | El virus del Zika | CDC	Se transmite a las personas principalmente a través de la picadura de un mosquito infectado...			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