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730	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcements: World Day of Remembrance for Road TrafficVictims - November 17, 2013	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. 0.482512 prevention activities 0.46999 CDC 0.488524 endorsement 0.433706 nongovernmental organizations 0.55562 observance 0.429038 Road Safety Collaboration 0.54563 United Nations 0.476312 Human Services 0.535846 assistive technology 0.484524 Practical guidance 0.467853 Global Action 0.474975 U.S. Department 0.53344 MMWR HTML versions 0.525925 electronic PDF version 0.521446 road traffic crashes 0.916838 practical consequences 0.47462 Ancillary materials 0.47219 e-mail 0.427459 World Health Organization 0.547173 Additional information 0.53614 Contact GPO 0.480524 Global Remembrance 0.490049 commercial sources 0.469997	prevention measures 0.470485 current prices 0.468178 persons 0.471843 original paper copy 0.52408 General Assembly 0.47534 road traffic deaths 0.562898 Road Safety 0.547438 United States 0.476891 U.S. Government Printing 0.528067 original MMWR paper 0.523875 Decade 0.448427 winnable battle 0.482688 MMWR readers 0.471944 character translation 0.467087 motor vehicle injury 0.5295 format errors 0.466393 action strategies 0.474929 Road Traffic Victims 0.559558 subject line 0.483062 typeset documents 0.469665 trade names 0.470037 official text 0.466398 non-CDC sites 0.468927 electronic conversions 0.465189	CLICK HERE
5844	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	o-Chlorobenzylidene malononitrile - 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
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6582	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The Trial Begins | About | CDC	In 2008, CDC malaria expert Dr. Mary Hamel learned that the Malaria Vaccine Institute was looking for leading research institutions in Africa to conduct Phase III clinical trials of the world’s most advanced malaria candidate vaccine, RTS,S/AS01. Recognizing that CDC’s nearly 30 years of collaboration on malaria research with the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI), would uniquely qualify it for serving as vaccine trial site, she told herself: 'We must apply.'	traditional practice 0.474122 excellent facilities 0.467874 children’s parents 0.503894 mother-in-law 0.339008 antimalarial drugs 0.468915 pregnant women 0.463134 children 0.557069 bed nets 0.4621 study clinic 0.641306 researchers 0.36304 night 0.35549 district hospital 0.473069 sick baby girl 0.635447 Dr. Kariuki 0.468835 life support 0.476893 Dr. Oneko 0.638544 additional trial results 0.607941 adverse effects 0.463996 dedicated study team 0.619848 indoor residual insecticide 0.611257 clinical officer 0.467695 treatment interventions 0.461499 child 0.623322 Siaya locations 0.506373	severe malaria 0.584772 vaccine protection 0.569658 annual Malaria Forum 0.727509 bad spirits 0.466366 RTS,S/AS01 0.365383 fetuses 0.338773 effective malaria prevention 0.718004 African children 0.481798 candidate malaria vaccine 0.942644 herbal poisoning 0.47171 routine childhood immunizations 0.606652 functional health 0.470295 following morning 0.467062 young infants 0.467062 baby’s mother 0.489386 blood test 0.66102 mosquito-borne transmission 0.468853 numerous examples 0.471127 medical care 0.470051 free care 0.485969 western medicine 0.475957 study clinician 0.496191 blood test results 0.618445 study staff 0.480373	CLICK HERE
7292	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Reports - Physical Activity	Links to key reports and recommendations that serve as the foundation for addressing physical activity.	mental health 0.55395 public health policies 0.585967 physical activity behaviors 0.63757 public health problems 0.584107 Data Tables 0.542943 key health topics 0.583502 U.S. Women 0.540301 Muscle-Strengthening Physical Activities 0.59475 PA levels 0.543072 state health departments 0.599472 overall health 0.552419 important steps 0.540525 Vital Signsâ„¢ report 0.583893 Student Obesity Prevalence 0.57231 Health Interview Survey 0.583053 Adult Participation 0.541393 Adults Eligible 0.540941 potential action items 0.580542 National Action Guide 0.580498 Prevention Status Reports 0.64325 key reports 0.551546 suggested actions 0.541227 community supports 0.547102 complete streets policies 0.584695 State Indicator Report 0.809732	physical activity behavior 0.624738 Physical Activity MMWR 0.613974 joint-use agreements 0.544446 Confidence Intervals 0.542268 United States 0.578707 environmental changes 0.543204 state Action Guides 0.59251 Aerobic Physical Activity 0.61321 Individual reports 0.542138 physical activities policies 0.608884 heart disease 0.583343 MMWR Research Brief 0.574691 50 states 0.547153 state-specific information 0.545555 presents information 0.550073 better health 0.575479 high school students 0.589731 state-level guidance 0.547153 physical activity 0.954786 environmental supports 0.546005 CDC Vital Signs 0.652994 King County 0.538982 Disease Prevention Counseling 0.574818 physical activity levels 0.620499	CLICK HERE
8236	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Spina Bifida, Living With Spina Bifida (Young Adults) - NCBDDD	Spina bifida is a condition that affects the spine and is usually apparent at birth. It is a type of neural tube defect (NTD).	different ways 0.325486 new doctors 0.326548 Care Services 0.325454 spina bifida 0.993185 mental health 0.424358 early pregnancy 0.326147 Skin Care 0.329488 medical insurance 0.327005 young adult 0.348455 Mark J. 0.324171 family member 0.324868 North Carolina Press 0.344257 sexual functioning 0.348151 following websites 0.378877 major birth defects 0.34694 National Center 0.32691 Overall mental health 0.351894 mental health services 0.350441 daily life 0.324558 Spina Bifida Health 0.498971 baby’s brain 0.326046 young adults 0.61812 nearby health facility 0.349045 state mental health 0.350655 parents 0.324051	Disabled Sports USA 0.347178 United States 0.326157 sports activities 0.32643 driver rehabilitation evaluation 0.344673 Spina Bifida Association 0.514541 health needs 0.334705 spina bifida talk 0.515779 folic acid 0.421052 low self-esteem 0.324928 health care 0.394631 independent lives 0.328768 nerve damage 0.325044 Regular physical activity 0.348915 Professional Advisory Council 0.344413 reproductive concerns 0.323887 safe driving 0.324501 people 0.353747 bathroom plan 0.327624 Chapel Hill 0.324219 physical activity 0.369079 licensed mental health 0.350871 Spina Bifida Guidelines 0.516462 immediate medical help 0.35084 health plan 0.333059	CLICK HERE
8589	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - 1957 Flu Pandemic, Beth Hines	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.	Mary Jo Lhara 0.918609 vaccinations 0.450697 great news 0.678667 mom 0.451864 mother 0.648963 encounters 0.447983 Dr. Lhara 0.891704 friend 0.451342 things 0.44583 Lincoln 0.499217 good order 0.681261 sick kids 0.670458 bench 0.450526 invitation 0.444562 dreaded recital 0.755084 Daffodils. 0.447019 door stoop 0.691809 letter 0.450159 playing 0.448301 Blessed Sacrament School 0.966119 parents 0.501145 brother home 0.667125 terrible flu 0.802788 Mary Jo′s dad 0.883296 adults 0.4446	door bell ringing 0.901268 favorite people 0.650624 flu vaccine 0.929977 older sister 0.656017 piano practice 0.672806 Nebraska 0.51262 shot 0.445803 Beth Hines 0.724644 general 0.448624 Storyteller 0.458742 event 0.445043 pavement 0.449234 girl′s all-out play 0.894498 Mary Jo 0.929409 haste 0.474504 neighbor 0.464466 way 0.445772 piano recital 0.987858 eight–year–old girl 0.707002 stage 0.447111 Dance 0.447054 time 0.490772 family 0.49018 remainder 0.466051	CLICK HERE
9211	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Adenovirus-Associated Epidemic Keratoconjunctivitis Outbreaks - Four States, 2008-2010	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.	symptom onset 0.342393 Jersey Public Health 0.322217 ophthalmologic instruments 0.329067 previous outbreaks 0.343128 eye drop vials 0.701136 separate EKC outbreaks 0.673051 EKC patients 0.620216 smaller ophthalmologic practices 0.369091 conjunctival swabs 0.353167 basic infection control 0.475102 EKC cases 0.611596 examination room 0.377369 reusable eye drop 0.432612 environmental surface disinfection 0.406875 community transmission 0.422761 health-care–associated EKC outbreaks 0.649153 New Jersey Dept 0.3702 hand hygiene 0.37781 Health Svcs 0.32087 unrelated EKC outbreaks 0.745113 ophthalmologic examination 0.3789 potential outbreaks 0.34548 conjunctivitis patients 0.321875 HAdV-associated EKC outbreaks 0.631801 local health department 0.401255	viral culture 0.454671 New Jersey outbreaks 0.39526 Outbreak investigation 0.322418 EKC 0.957973 outbreak control measures 0.443053 health-care settings 0.335794 isopropyl alcohol 0.324475 significant morbidity 0.387792 ophthalmologic equipment cart 0.385205 public health 0.390801 EKC outbreaks 0.851036 ophthalmologic team 0.383597 future outbreaks 0.35488 ophthalmologic equipment 0.410268 ophthalmologic care 0.427252 staff members 0.398046 New Jersey 0.466961 local public health 0.324953 infection control measures 0.565805 common ophthalmologic procedures 0.397955 EKC infections 0.597042 control measures 0.604658 Bergen County Div 0.365462 past outbreaks 0.371342	CLICK HERE
10377	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Fast Facts - Healthy Contact Lens Wear and Care	CDC - Protect Your Eyes: Healthy and Safe Contact Lens Cleaning and Use. Millions of people use contact lenses every day but lens cleaning practices can lead to eye infections. Hands should be washed before handling contact lenses and contacts should be properly cleaned, disinfected, and stored to ensure eye health and safety. Following your eye doctor’s recommendations and a few simple steps can lead to healthy daily contact lens use.	contact lens wearers 0.808336 contact lens care 0.342767 pediatric contact lens 0.318298 wear contact lens 0.321685 contact lens users 0.390603 Cont Lens Anterior 0.274297 International contact lens 0.329947 contact lens 0.933617 Eye Contact Lens. 0.272984 soft contact lenses 0.332007 contact lens-related problems 0.2108 Specially designed contact 0.226903 contact lens chronicle 0.324791	lens replacement 0.232311 contact lens wear 0.326984 wear contact lenses 0.320094 lens hygiene 0.251139 contemporary contact lenses 0.273937 contact lenses 0.675604 certain contact lens 0.340369 Contact Lens Spectrum 0.326459 Contact Lens Spect. 0.326823 improper contact lens 0.341046 contact lens safety 0.328605 contact lens solution 0.314302 silicone hydrogel wearers 0.208909	CLICK HERE
13276	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Disease Detective: Christina	CDC works 24/7 saving lives, protecting people from health threats, and saving money to have a more secure nation. A US federal agency, CDC helps make the healthy choice the easy choice by putting science and prevention into action. CDC works to help people live longer, healthier and more productive lives.	stoplights 0.233957 case investigation 0.396919 CDC’s National 0.415292 overall lack 0.399182 questions 0.257589 areas 0.233991 lab 0.23388 issues 0.233922 chlorine solution 0.401998 workplace hazards 0.398915 NIOSH 0.244174 Gus 0.235838 possible Ebola patients 0.773458 relaxation 0.238863 testing 0.233866 shock 0.233193 brown bag lunch 0.538499 little time 0.378037 EIS 0.243322 honeymoon 0.233422 pre-deployment training 0.423411 incredibly rewarding experience 0.542092 vacations 0.233111 colleagues 0.281702 right footwear 0.398458	Epidemic Intelligence Surveillance 0.593759 surveillance officers 0.585441 beautiful sights 0.419176 Sierra Leone 0.423428 epidemiologic data 0.412017 Occupational Safety 0.396868 eye opening experience 0.575815 Institute 0.234631 local surveillance officers 0.570121 CDC’s efforts 0.384092 rest 0.239287 international travel 0.417582 Grand Turk 0.39349 health 0.26897 brave work 0.396114 people 0.269245 poor road conditions 0.570457 Ebola response 0.946101 Ebola response workers 0.78174 role model 0.388488 international trip 0.372568 worker safety 0.393961 Christina 0.776164 locals 0.295283	CLICK HERE