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894	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices RecommendedImmunization Schedules for Persons Aged 0 Through 18 Years - UnitedStates, 2014	On February 3, this report was posted as an MMWR Early Release on the MMWR website (http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr).	current schedules 0.569798 CDC posts 0.541333 Haemophilus influenzae type 0.543363 CDC Director 0.534278 American Academy 0.655549 high-risk medical conditions 0.559194 Mortality Weekly Report 0.530078 original MMWR paper 0.542542 U.S. Government Printing 0.532596 Drug Administration–licensed vaccines 0.599767 health-care providers 0.570018 MMWR HTML versions 0.546511 federal advisory committee 0.540124 Immunization Practices 0.653201 ACIP). 0.606878 meningococcal conjugate vaccine 0.748992 electronic PDF version 0.536016 Hepatitis A vaccine 0.562344 advisory committee 0.617643 CDC website 0.576957 American College 0.605126 Family Physicians 0.54998 current recommendations 0.5542	childhood/adolescent immunization schedules 0.695524 pneumococcal conjugate vaccine 0.650347 current immunization schedules 0.706865 Work Group Members 0.535847 ACIP vaccine recommendations 0.841191 Pneumococcal vaccine footnotes 0.688362 CDC immunization schedule 0.741573 NCIRD web support 0.546813 Work Group Chair 0.532914 Work Group 0.597133 conjugate vaccine footnotes 0.714798 NCIRD web team 0.54701 Influenza vaccine footnotes 0.686702 vaccine footnotes 0.76148 ACIP recommendations 0.647088 Work Group Contributors 0.530497 MenACWY–CRM vaccine 0.569642 accurate immunization schedules 0.679692 immunization schedules 0.948864 vaccine catch-up schedules 0.668685 readers electronic access 0.562371 printable versions 0.547737 conjugate vaccine row 0.654115	CLICK HERE
4943	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Quinolones and the Clinical Laboratory - HAI	null	exhibit concentration-dependent killing 0.660382 gram-positive organisms 0.735146 Mycoplasma pneumoniae 0.548378 Gram-negative urinary tract 0.747534 multiple mutations 0.63494 antimicrobial agents 0.678485 broad-spectrum agents 0.553718 nosocomial infections 0.564034 bacterial DNA gyrase 0.668054 Gram-negative bacteria 0.630953 porin change 0.535778 specific enzyme target 0.72214 DNA replication 0.540354 newer fluoroquinolones 0.664301 minimum inhibitory concentrations 0.624376 multiple enzyme target 0.726496 target enzyme 0.63447 good oral absorption 0.634905 limited activity 0.550103 Streptococcus pneumoniae 0.549613 porin changes 0.532815 efflux capability increase 0.626384 daily dosing 0.531016 United States 0.66588 target region 0.568688	Gram-negative organisms 0.772991 nalidixic acid 0.532712 clinical investigation 0.531359 chromosomal mutations 0.649215 bacterial DNA synthesis 0.642822 poor systemic distribution 0.648195 Pseudomonas aeruginosa 0.530348 porin proteins 0.636702 enhanced activity 0.542911 quinolone activity 0.661366 fluoroquinolone susceptibility profile 0.626496 quinolone agents 0.557096 predictable drug-drug interactions 0.637589 serum elimination half-lives 0.649429 relatively low incidence 0.641309 single mutation 0.535779 especially oxacillin-resistant strains 0.619755 important bacterial pathogens 0.628025 enzyme mutations 0.712948 enzyme target site 0.999911 high-level resistance 0.627392 efflux mutations 0.816028 outer membrane porin 0.643595 enteric organisms 0.584793	CLICK HERE
6165	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Chlamydia - CDC Fact Sheet	Chlamydia Fact Sheet from CDC. What is chlamydia? How common is chlamydia? How do people get chlamydia? And more...	STD 0.402324 eye infection 0.363306 health care provider 0.494282 untreated chlamydia 0.612406 infected partner 0.363605 P.O. Box 0.395475 Association (ASHA) 0.394531 long-term pelvic pain 0.389457 pregnant women 0.36695 American Sexual Health 0.393913 Repeat infection 0.360573 CDC National Prevention 0.393682 sex partner 0.509442 oral sex 0.451928 chlamydia 0.920331 biological factors 0.353833 symptoms 0.408791 Laboratory tests 0.35452 health problems 0.452992 urine sample 0.352275 Research Triangle Park 0.391976 potentially fatal ectopic 0.415577 smelly discharge 0.35528 unprotected sex 0.376242 permanent damage 0.411065	infection 0.370591 best ways 0.355727 chlamydia causes 0.557534 ectopic pregnancy 0.412201 common STD 0.384589 young people 0.354228 receptive anal sex 0.427241 STD information 0.366385 potentially deadly ectopic 0.392751 STD Clinics 0.367886 multiple sex partners 0.41528 men 0.399317 higher risk 0.354801 prenatal visit 0.354397 sex 0.555696 unusual sore 0.353026 STD symptoms 0.378549 pelvic inflammatory disease 0.395882 right treatment 0.353373 infected site 0.358787 cotton swab 0.355417 older woman 0.353593 open talk 0.357548 cause symptoms 0.363978	CLICK HERE
8618	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - I Survived, Ethel Hubble Harter	I Survived, The staggering statistics associated with pandemics sometimes makes it difficult to remember that each number represents a single, human life. In this section, survivors share their intimate recollections of either their own illness or that of a loved one. All these storytellers are 90-plus years of age and they have carried with them for a lifetime their memories of the 1918 flu pandemic.	pandemic flu 0.670208 strength 0.444399 morning mother 0.690816 father 0.889687 weakened state 0.644159 miner 0.457677 head 0.44353 mother 0.772013 West Virginia 0.62308 baby bed 0.617027 Storyteller 0.458957 area 0.444315 warmth 0.457026	night 0.445046 High Coal Camp 0.814791 families 0.444113 wood stove 0.630114 room 0.478846 mines 0.453236 wild cat 0.612167 high fever 0.605847 doctors 0.445243 Ethel Hubble Harter 0.933431 family 0.476579 parents 0.54669 care 0.468493	CLICK HERE
8660	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Oceans, Lakes & Rivers - Healthy Swimming & Recreational Water - Healthy Water	null	MPEG 0.276361 PDF 0.201634 PPT 0.326381	email address 0.716575 DOC 0.270026 different file formats 0.90859	CLICK HERE
9022	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Celebrities Against Smoking Christy Turlington PSA	Through this timeless television commercial, former model/entrepreneur Christy Turlington has become active in the campaign to educate teens about addiction to tobacco products. In a compelling 30-second commercial, Christy shares the story of losing her father to lung cancer, talks about the addictive nature of nicotine, and describes her own personal battle to quit smoking. 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://www.cdc.gov/tobacco/youth/celebrities/christy/telly/index.htm	Celebrities 0.261887 YouTube 0.278509	Christy Turlington PSA 0.921611	CLICK HERE
9026	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Foodborne Diseases: Better Prevention with Better Public Health Information	Food industry trends such as the centralization of food processing and reliance on imported foods are not only affecting the health and confidence of the general public, but are also placing a burden on understaffed state and local health departments who are currently conducting 90% of all foodborne outbreak investigations. This session addresses these challenges, as well as interventions and policies that will reduce food-borne related illness and death in the United States and abroad. 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://www.cdc.gov/about/grand-rounds/archives/2009/12-December.htm	Better Prevention 0.612703 Public Health Information 0.899737	Foodborne Diseases 0.967835	CLICK HERE
9166	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vaccination Coverage Among Children in Kindergarten - UnitedStates, 2012-13 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.	kindergarteners 0.401036 awardees 0.489653 exemption status 0.412654 Northern Mariana Islands 0.381749 Kindergarten vaccination coverage 0.439412 median medical exemption 0.395641 vaccination coverage 0.940434 median nonmedical exemption 0.395877 vaccination coverage levels 0.462289 exemption rates 0.385627 varicella vaccine 0.385915 school entry 0.401345 school vaccination 0.75418 school vaccination exemptions 0.502776 school vaccination requirements 0.490398 vaccination coverage data 0.494913 school vaccination coverage 0.682977 vaccination assessment systems 0.447003 level school vaccination 0.439202 health communication strategies 0.439116 schools 0.406259 DTaP vaccination coverage 0.473158 high vaccination coverage 0.462838 vaccination assessment data 0.427888	School vaccination assessments 0.430797 doses 0.414111 local school vaccination 0.48934 required exemption paperwork 0.385761 Median DTaP vaccination 0.440923 low vaccination coverage 0.4377 vaccination coverage assessment 0.439555 vaccination interventions 0.396176 school entry coverage 0.388135 vaccination coverage rates 0.42654 final vaccination 0.399034 exemption levels 0.440718 MMR vaccination coverage 0.44743 varicella vaccination coverage 0.447771 50 states 0.408164 vaccination provider 0.394965 school vaccination assessment 0.514083 high exemption levels 0.43011 total estimated population 0.385342 2012-13 school vaccination 0.430488 vaccination history 0.401707 local vaccination coverage 0.440736 vaccine-preventable diseases 0.437763 local-level data 0.394865	CLICK HERE
10255	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Being Prepared (Part 2)'Tornadoes	Information on preparing for Tornadoes and being safe after a Tornado. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	basement 0.435531 Centers 0.430318 CDC 0.518464 objects 0.432882 natural disasters 0.556924 recommendation 0.48002 Prevention 0.430269 tornado safety 0.704301 path 0.429106 extremely high winds 0.743432 head injuries 0.674801 effective ways 0.566047 hazards 0.435528 Disease Control 0.569359 helmet 0.442701 workbench 0.438522 wreckage 0.446093 helmets 0.537598 effectiveness 0.4292 tornado warning 0.781582	tornado 0.941305 tornado-safe room 0.567757 tornadoes 0.530637 protective measures 0.553583 health 0.430879 appropriate shelter 0.542958 poses additional injury 0.72033 people 0.586456 heavy table 0.569561 home 0.457756 delay 0.439519 risks 0.430838 outdoors 0.431978 common causes 0.558097 detailed information 0.55244 risk 0.432956 time 0.428608 safest place 0.581752 family 0.433301 tornado preparedness kit 0.826348	CLICK HERE
14206	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	March 3 is World Birth Defects Day | CDC Features	People and organizations around the world can participate in World Birth Defects Day 2016 by sharing stories and information about birth defects using the hashtag #WorldBDDay.	folic acid fortification 0.636005 MMWR Morb Mort 0.328314 Mort Wkly Rep. 0.312664 lifelong disability 0.245158 public health issue 0.234754 World Health Organization 0.302326 lifelong disability worldwide 0.238491 congenital Zika syndrome 0.226421 virus disease outbreak 0.232111 United States 0.227317	neural tube defects 0.938757 corn masa flour 0.352704 birth defect—a family 0.257069 birth defects 0.800344 neural tube defect.4 0.308319 CDC grand rounds 0.222148 birth defects prevention 0.41511 Morb Mort Wkly 0.328265 mandatory folic acid 0.288865 Tube Defects Prevention 0.422181	CLICK HERE