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4565	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Content Syndication - Instructional Content	CDC uses social media to provide users with access to credible, science-based health information when, where, and how you want it. A variety of social media tools are used to reinforce and personalize messages, reach new audiences, and build a communication infrastructure based on open information exchange.	client-side syndicated code 0.28965 convenient file 0.275329 multiple pages 0.256883 pages 0.987167 server-side syndication 0.294884 Add ALL Pages 0.290282 topic name displays 0.329863 List link 0.37872 navigation bar 0.398995 results 0.361355 contact information 0.322557 unique Registration ID 0.418328 Client-side syndication 0.260616 syndication list 0.278953 list 0.741418 Content Syndication service 0.314018 click 0.283194 CDC Content Syndication 0.314446 server-side syndication API 0.289841 topic 0.493767 page 0.791225 Page option 0.321261 previous page 0.252537 lookup results 0.280486 syndication 0.51856	advanced lookup 0.323548 Select Next link 0.308564 link 0.485496 CDC pages 0.255116 Web page URL 0.275959 Download Code link 0.272447 output format 0.347176 file 0.283081 Syndicated Button 0.260258 Download API link 0.270032 syndication code 0.476287 account information 0.273848 corresponding CDC page 0.284426 Remove ALL Pages 0.256427 Advanced Lookup link 0.279437 specific Web page 0.277744 topics 0.252911 column 0.327842 following JavaScript code 0.27591 Syndication Code button 0.302453 site 0.253104 new browser window 0.651253 individual pages 0.394846 advanced lookup results 0.277008	CLICK HERE
5678	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Isopropylamine - 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
7462	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Air Pollution & Respiratory Health - What's New	This is the Air Pollution and Respiratory Health home page.	list Skip 0.773576 personal protective equipment 0.662161 different mold remediation 0.671979 community levels 0.494748 eye protection 0.490112 page options Skip 0.956362 Carbon Monoxide Toolkit 0.720129 Research-based communication tools 0.695947 Safe 0.330697 Cleaning 0.330623	navigation Skip 0.779828 efforts 0.337949 gloves 0.342507 PDF 0.330512 poisoning 0.350865 KB 0.357181 health conditions 0.488232 state 0.331352 chart 0.3308 public information 0.497777	CLICK HERE
7513	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Healthy Housing Reference Manual - Landing Page	NCEH provides leadership to promote health and quality of life by preventing or controlling those diseases, birth defects, or disabilities resulting from interaction between people and the environment. Site has information/education resources on a broad range of topics, including asthma, birth defects, radiation, sanitation, lead in blood, and more.	County Technical College 0.646078 Teresa M. Sims 0.636367 East Central University 0.651494 Human Services 0.736463 environmental health 0.76617 U.S. Department 0.973612 Environmental Health Services 0.699572 on-site wastewater systems 0.625202 Disease Control 0.843154 Professor Joe Beck 0.652583 public’s health 0.63046 housing conditions 0.713417 individual organization Web 0.654092 Professor Worley Johnson 0.657586 Pamela S. Wigington 0.646105 Dr. Peter Ashley 0.665432 Dr. Carolyn Harvey 0.66802 lead poisoning 0.648661 single investment people 0.641283 Dr. Darryl Barnett 0.66856 lead-based paint hazards 0.646621 Dr. David Jacobs 0.665292 Professor Charles Treser 0.65519 drinking water supplies 0.632315	Dr. Steve Konkel 0.67615 Urban Development 0.819332 paint hazards 0.646843 lead paint hazards 0.646211 CAPT Craig Shepherd 0.639859 Childhood lead poisoning 0.645445 Don W. Johnson 0.641644 Simple affordable construction 0.631683 Dr. Gary Brown 0.671211 House Mender Inc. 0.65249 water borne diseases 0.640195 Download Adobe Acrobat 0.65795 indoor air pollution 0.629294 housing professionals 0.614905 public health professionals 0.707776 East Main Street 0.648582 public health 0.831246 U.S. Public Health 0.718014 Healthy housing reference 0.703615 specific housing conditions 0.687238 Public Health Service 0.824235 Housing quality 0.61511 CAPT Michael Herring 0.650104 carbon monoxide poisoning 0.644335	CLICK HERE
7983	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	David J. Sencer CDC Museum Upcoming Exhibits - CITIES	David J. Sencer CDC Museum	urban migrants 0.73329 clean water 0.71387 inhabitants 0.546756 Deutsche Bank 0.704208 natural disasters 0.723128 Rockefeller Foundation 0.705753 urban planning 0.702639 squatter settlements 0.794243 number 0.537452 Prosper 0.545918 majority 0.544165 insecure land tenure 0.934215 innovative approaches 0.702297 professional designers 0.693159 design solutions 0.707806 4—May 0.543708 history 0.540199 Procter 0.545942 informal settlements 0.976869 economies 0.540809 CITIES features 0.720389 basic services 0.716336 Adapt 0.54278 limited access 0.720338 public organizations 0.703367	affordable housing 0.700958 informal cities 0.750563 Generous support 0.713642 sanitation 0.542573 Kunstadter Family Foundation 0.860518 Research Opportunity Fund 0.859531 unprecedented rise 0.725625 Smithsonian Institution 0.703221 conflicts 0.539901 non-formal education 0.724544 public health 0.70191 Reveal 0.53967 exhibition 0.567674 slums 0.554127 complex issues 0.712354 entrepreneurship 0.540041 local institutions 0.724524 people 0.537637 basic needs 0.694136 greater social mobility 0.908999 earth 0.540126 dynamic force 0.701643 Additional funding 0.693488 Gamble 0.540587	CLICK HERE
8373	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC and HRSA issue report on changes in prevalence of parent-reported Autism Spectrum Disorder in school-aged children	[Title]	Children’s Health 0.609963 previously unrecognized ASD 0.945576 milder ASD 0.737644 Autism Spectrum Disorder 0.918282 boys 0.350387 data collection 0.60469 percent 0.435616 nationally representative phone 0.87031 navigation Skip 0.841888 prevalence estimates 0.764558 result 0.351227 Services Administration 0.629391 page options 0.64454 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.58445 autism efforts 0.823206 www.cdc.gov/nchs 0.350292 National Survey 0.593099	CDC’s autism 0.648587 Health Resources 0.632527 Changes 0.354658 list Skip 0.845766 Main findings 0.610159 adolescents 0.356695 change 0.350552 HRSA’s autism 0.696816 households 0.372029 diagnoses 0.363638 parent-reported ASD 0.6948 school-aged children 0.923083 Health Statistics 0.633122 content Skip 0.843593 HUMAN SERVICES 0.574943 information 0.386795	CLICK HERE
8528	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Basic Information about Breast Cancer	Basic information about breast cancer from CDC.	skin cancer 0.384899 higher risk 0.381335 decade 0.323388 disease 0.324882 United States 0.584596 Pacific Islander women 0.454321 breast cancer 0.958947 cause 0.345846 control 0.324752 body 0.324804	common cancer 0.384541 cells 0.325142 Hispanic women 0.384818 white women 0.376134 Deaths 0.325309 risk 0.391701 average age 0.383898 time 0.322704 black women 0.442682 cancer death 0.420997	CLICK HERE
11332	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Federally Funded Research	This page provides tools and resources for researching and evaluating health literacy practice.	study teams 0.280473 low literate adults 0.455836 Reading Research Network 0.434145 health literacy research 0.933521 Health Literacy Supported 0.667076 Research Underway 0.322719 training initiatives 0.308962 NIH 0.299573	U.S. Department 0.447283 Adult Literacy Research 0.64907 federal government supports 0.491658 Adult Education 0.272992 adult literacy interventions 0.653287 literacy research tools 0.641118 National Institutes 0.308787	CLICK HERE
12150	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Synopsis for December 4, 2014	MMWR – Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	fatal cases 0.384298 pertussis epidemic 0.503295 Chikungunya Virus 0.549144 highest burden 0.35322 effective approaches 0.357287 severe joint pain 0.540255 pregnant women 0.473206 especially Hispanic infants 0.521431 Pertussis incidence 0.50139 2012-2013 season onset 0.48334 acellular pertussis vaccine 0.910229 Public Affairs 0.360604 National Respiratory 0.368444 severe cases 0.395313 natural cycle 0.360397 season onset 0.502799 Continental United States 0.462544 actual magnitude 0.363121 CDC Media Relations 0.7963 RSV seasonality guides 0.640793 western hemisphere 0.368091 2013-2014 season onset 0.480208 HHS regions 0.36339 California Department 0.359979	Puerto Rico 0.538994 RSV circulation 0.822793 United States 0.654139 Prenatal care providers 0.47396 RSV specimen results 0.62641 currently available vaccines 0.489458 severe respiratory infection 0.511176 young infants 0.398776 RSV seasonal patterns 0.632091 placental transfer 0.358025 disease 0.406894 Public Health Office 0.49435 maternal antibodies 0.350984 standard measures 0.372622 Enteric Virus Surveillance 0.46511 chikungunya 0.713379 local public health 0.473638 alternative provider 0.350418 non-Hispanic teenagers 0.363155 Respiratory syncytial virus 0.500211 chikungunya cases 0.609451 viral disease 0.385029 House-to-house investigations 0.364722 lower respiratory infection 0.485251	CLICK HERE
12536	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	The Way Things Were	Over the past 50 years, the social acceptability of smoking has declined significantly; this is a keystone accomplishment of the tobacco control movement. This video explores the importance of social norm change as a primary strategy for improving public health by reducing smoking rates. 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=72dced91eb6ed03e4a6cb8f9732c905e20140128165817937	Things 0.366429	YouTube 0.930567	CLICK HERE