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4535	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Advice for Caregivers of Children Less Than 6 Months Old	Protecting Against Influenza (Flu): Advice for Caregivers of Young Children - CDC	flu cough 0.695739 body aches 0.59248 emergency room 0.554139 fact sheet 0.549948 children 0.615014 young children 0.583739 yearly flu vaccine 0.771568 antiviral drug oseltamivir 0.608659 high-risk health condition 0.582644 influenza illness 0.549985 stuffy nose 0.596197 long-term medical problems 0.594414 flu antiviral drugs 0.841273 high risk 0.746411 antiviral medications 0.56897 rare cases 0.553615 child 0.684978 flu symptoms 0.821306 Preventing Seasonal Flu 0.71024 Good Health Habits 0.576419 United States 0.554311 respiratory illness 0.549635 age group 0.552144 fever 0.556606 flu vaccine 0.8711	milder illness 0.554728 flu virus 0.681465 public health recommendations 0.57754 flu complications 0.832611 young child 0.58747 sinus problems 0.551619 flu-related hospitalizations 0.564277 respiratory symptoms 0.583519 flu-related complications 0.612682 heart disease 0.553791 sore throat 0.592671 high risk factor 0.583821 illness 0.600139 urgent care center 0.602607 flu viruses 0.683435 everyday preventive actions 0.582732 sick person 0.552855 people 0.578836 flu 0.972399 alcohol-based hand 0.589339 doctor 0.550956 yearly vaccine 0.562471 illness milder 0.555121 ear infections 0.550764	CLICK HERE
6646	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Progress in Global Measles Control, 2000 - 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.	2-dose vaccination strategy 0.588351 supplementary immunization activities 0.587263 routine coverage 0.573883 uniform high coverage 0.686907 routine services 0.664716 Global Measles 0.656174 Surveillance data analyses 0.573834 outbreak investigations 0.601664 annual measles case 0.67467 MCV2 coverage data 0.584663 United Nations Children 0.587518 global MCV1 coverage 0.714625 measles cases 0.914822 administrative records 0.574562 measles incidence 0.728115 vaccination coverage 0.597618 measles SIAs 0.704003 case-based surveillance 0.581153 large outbreaks 0.573912 measles objectives 0.677642 children 0.611778 reporting countries 0.589405 immunization activities 0.588596	MCV1 coverage 0.768285 measles vaccine 0.679942 measles mortality 0.702568 Global Immunization Div 0.58062 annual measles deaths 0.716724 routine immunization services 0.59272 measles control 0.715624 World Health Organization 0.642191 measles surveillance data 0.706082 measles eradication 0.643082 annual measles incidence 0.724162 countries 0.687799 low MCV1 coverage 0.593263 measles vaccination 0.724005 priority countries 0.575466 multiyear subnational SIAs 0.593781 World Health Assembly 0.582113 financial commitments 0.576298 incidence target 0.574027 James L. Goodson 0.619995 Measles elimination goals 0.671452 annual measles 0.774834 Measles Initiative 0.647399	CLICK HERE
7531	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Childhood Arthritis - Basics - Definition	A brief epidemiological overview of pediatric arthritis, including background, prevalence, and incidence.	common type 0.42186 joint 0.321388 everyday things 0.412463 joints 0.354136 disability 0.321313 X-rays 0.324068 physical examination 0.393029 flares 0.326174 cure 0.321932 lab tests 0.399416 times 0.336767 related conditions 0.397743 children 0.387163 inflammation 0.324602 pediatric rheumatologists 0.414808 juvenile arthritis 0.614192	JIA 0.331604 disease 0.320974 childhood arthritis 0.959494 permanent remission 0.420011 body systems 0.401103 permanent physical damage 0.497284 juvenile rheumatoid arthritis 0.712709 ethnic backgrounds 0.400265 symptoms 0.41351 exact cause 0.404645 physical damage 0.512382 Signs 0.321005 doctors 0.319993 races 0.319176 ages 0.319196	CLICK HERE
8729	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	State-Specific Prevalence of Walking Among Adults withArthritis - United States, 2011	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.	M. Hootman PhD 0.470898 Arthritis Foundation Exercise 0.568092 arthritis patients 0.567277 increase aerobic capacity 0.475233 complex sample design 0.474248 Unadjusted prevalence estimates 0.496983 6-week walking program 0.573506 low amounts 0.485431 physical activity programs 0.613362 sample size 0.477056 employee physical activity 0.503172 doctor-diagnosed arthritis 0.554351 evidenced-based physical activity 0.503611 social support 0.555107 arthritis status 0.599282 response rate 0.550867 rheumatoid arthritis 0.550932 respondents 0.479514 arthritis 0.790589 Jennifer M. Hootman 0.529616 total walking time 0.578242 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.478335 adults 0.602683 range 0.475824	sample BRFSS data 0.480053 arthritis pain 0.538042 total physical activity 0.524531 survey response rate 0.534337 arthritis symptoms 0.567173 Physical Activity Guidelines 0.564825 important health effects 0.469225 Opinion Research response 0.47988 overall physical activity 0.522831 50 states 0.658862 Arthritis Foundation 0.598341 random-digit–dialed telephone survey 0.478853 worksite wellness programs 0.474029 marketing evidenced-based programs 0.474462 response rates 0.518119 median prevalence 0.512218 Kamil E. Barbour 0.471326 physical activity 0.952753 randomized controlled trial 0.472287 median survey response 0.548892 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.469949 evidence-based physical activity 0.55556 Age-adjusted prevalence estimates 0.49642 analytic sample size 0.476007	CLICK HERE
11257	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Pruebas genéticas para detectar el cáncer colorrectal hereditario	El Grupo de trabajo EGAPP descubrió evidencias científicas sólidas para recomendar que a todas las personas que reciban un diagnóstico nuevo de cáncer colorrectal (sin importar la edad o antecedentes familiares) se les realicen una prueba genética para detectar el síndrome de Lynch.	antecedentes familiares 0.758912 Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.496319 Archivo RealPlayer 0.418229 genética hereditaria llamada 0.560868 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.507091 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.492764 mayores probabilidades 0.685469 Estados Unidos 0.408767	Archivo Microsoft 0.871885 Archivo Microsoft Word 0.505311 Archivo Texto 0.413181 Referencia Genética 0.425163 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.49421 asesoría genética 0.991997 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.490177	CLICK HERE
12572	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	You Are the Key to HPV Cancer Prevention	Every year, 27,000 men & women are affected by HPV--related cancers. Most of these can be prevented by vaccinating boys and girls ages 11--12. Watch a short video that emphasizes the importance of prevention from 3 different perspectives¬--an OB-GYN who treats cervical cancer daily, a pediatrician & mom who vaccinated her own daughters, and a cervical cancer survivor. As a clinician, you are the key to closing the door to cancer today. For more info visit http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/youarethekey 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=93d8714a8884a038ce0cb5624525bb6920131105123824342	HPV Cancer Prevention 0.946758	YouTube 0.635117	CLICK HERE
13489	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Outbreaks Associated With Environmental and UndeterminedWater Exposures - United States, 2011-2012	Karlyn D. Beer, PhD1,2*; Julia W. Gargano, PhD2*; Virginia A.	mobile home park 0.621648 Preeta K. Kutty 0.65267 particular source 0.568207 Virginia A. Roberts 0.642886 undetermined water exposures 0.776176 indoor workplace/office 0.566458 insufficient data 0.567384 E. Fullerton 0.579583 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.621218 health care facility 0.6166 recreational water§ 0.577537 deaths 0.564858 National Center 0.6085 multiple water sources 0.657798 4Environmental Protection Agency 0.617381 Vincent R. Hill 0.642435 public health officials 0.624291 healthcare facilities 0.567768 nonrecreational water 0.59503 ornamental fountains 0.637176 previously reported categories 0.646629 Jonathan S. Yoder 0.643055 Environmental Diseases 0.568142 multi-use facility 0.567758 Respiratory Diseases 0.56569	etiologic agent 0.575907 Hannah E. Reses 0.646128 1Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.618488 Timothy J. Wade 0.641402 factory/industrial setting 0.566018 specific water source 0.662137 Outbreak Surveillance 0.58975 waterborne disease outbreaks 0.966649 drinking water† 0.586859 legionellosis outbreaks 0.82726 untreated water 0.584709 Bacterial Diseases 0.565844 Julia W. Gargano 0.648552 contaminated water 0.604025 electronic National Outbreak 0.652686 unknown intent 0.570108 water source 0.734908 long-term care facilities 0.614975 Karlyn D. Beer 0.664863 long-term–care facilities 0.567639 Laurel E. Garrison 0.644771 wilderness streams 0.568756 Karlyn Beer 0.578526 D. Hilborn 0.583313	CLICK HERE
13941	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Ovarian Cancer	Information about ovarian cancer from CDC.	abnormal cells 0.411036 Basic Information 0.39245 ovaries 0.371739 early stages 0.392939 abdomen 0.325043 changes 0.315965 pelvis 0.326031 areas 0.317756 Read 0.316606 cancer susceptibility genes 0.48062 uterus 0.39863 mutations 0.338696 signs 0.316422 nurse 0.315563 ovarian cancer risk 0.584861 treatment works 0.394255 health care 0.391612 deaths 0.318775 Lynch syndrome 0.390747 group 0.317827 BRCA tool 0.385696 ovarian cancer fact 0.57948	eggs 0.341894 peritoneum 0.335326 organs 0.317187 disease 0.319192 ovarian cancer 0.915872 body parts 0.405607 diseases 0.317816 control 0.319128 tissue lining 0.396399 pair 0.319037 way 0.316154 female hormones 0.399981 doctor 0.316118 ovarian cancer survivor 0.584064 Tiffany 0.317642 BRCA gene mutation 0.459205 fallopian tubes 0.645825 lists symptoms 0.383671 Terri 0.317457 attention 0.315793 slender tubes 0.416433 women 0.35336	CLICK HERE
15314	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever (RMSF) | CDC	null	similar signs 0.285339 rash 0.221181 right antibiotic 0.343169 United States 0.278065	infected tick 0.399179 Rocky Mountain 0.644319 bacterial disease 0.365707	CLICK HERE
15589	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NIOSH Research Rounds - Volume 2, Issue 1, July 2016	NIOSH Research Rounds is a monthly bulletin of selected research at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health.	health risk 0.53047 study participants 0.452505 traditional bucking bars 0.543389 maintenance facility 0.467635 new engineering control 0.447009 gas extraction sites 0.569384 U.S. flight attendants 0.448138 respirable dust 0.458912 typical riveting tasks 0.442175 airway obstruction 0.948721 newer bucking bars 0.649544 experimental tool works 0.44344 actual riveting tasks 0.552132 sand dust emissions 0.459947 NIOSH mini-baghouse retrofit 0.621629 gas extraction 0.661998 NIOSH research 0.523898 respirable crystalline silica 0.465348 airborne respirable dust 0.456406 hydraulic fracturing 0.672542 study lead author 0.463345 bucking bars 0.689553 sand moving machinery 0.464295 laboratory method 0.535574 lab-based riveting simulator 0.442275	area air samples 0.440811 RCS 0.512974 significant health risk 0.474351 NIOSH engineer 0.532952 NIOSH mini baghouse 0.565002 sand mover 0.487981 Occupational Safety 0.671114 airborne RCS 0.495967 control RCS 0.454286 occupational lung disease 0.466023 novel engineering control 0.451803 air-powered riveting hammers 0.446288 pregnant flight attendants 0.440504 workers 0.523423 National Institute 0.593931 Barbara M. Alexander 0.443596 sand movers 0.462368 NIOSH mini-baghouse 0.962637 flight attendants 0.62747 hydraulic fracturing sites 0.577191 NIOSH mini-baghouse control 0.59647 NIOSH investigators 0.582084 NIOSH scientists 0.508321 gas extraction tasks 0.445269	CLICK HERE