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8445	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Beatrice's Biography - Beatrice's Story - Real Stories - Tips from Former Smokers - Smoking & Tobacco Use	The biography of Beatrice, a former smoker who successfully quit smoking and is featured in CDC's Tips from Former Smokers campaign.	medicines 0.347479 reasons 0.342764 more—because food tastes 0.687842 boys 0.351142 additional support online 0.658631 mother 0.348797 times 0.347929 son 0.392455 Smokers® campaign 0.509056 energy 0.342039 New York 0.556236 cigarette 0.35883 process 0.346646 smoking-related health problems 0.735621	half-pack-a-day smoker 0.536759 patches 0.341692 main thing 0.520151 Beatrice 0.91259 friends 0.396537 help 0.364354 ranks 0.344223 withdrawal symptoms 0.522318 nonsmokers 0.355135 heavy smoker 0.551171 letter 0.449915 extra reminder 0.519591 family 0.438926 age 0.353353	CLICK HERE
11606	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Meningococcal | Home | CDC	Meningococcal disease can refer to any illness that is caused by Neisseria meningitidis, also known as meningococcus bacteria.	influenza 0.621064 bacteria 0.653478 illnesses 0.624069 fever 0.618464 throat secretions 0.717692 stiff neck 0.699052 type 0.620399 meningococcal vaccines 0.837906 comprehensive information 0.692042 septicemia 0.632317 medical attention 0.700043 close quarters 0.705763 spinal cord 0.706707 meningococcus 0.620291 vomiting 0.62337 illness 0.621182 bacteremia 0.61861 sudden onset 0.701826	meningitis 0.625368 brain 0.618722 risk factor 0.693746 flu 0.620684 nausea 0.62449 Doctors 0.618292 bloodstream infections 0.721708 symptoms 0.630815 meningococcal disease 0.993228 rash 0.624094 best defense 0.697276 Neisseria 0.635406 lining 0.621509 exchange 0.618352 sensitivity 0.621244 headache 0.620433 antibiotics 0.623619	CLICK HERE
11883	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Q&As on Transmission | Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever	null	blood products 0.262972 CDC 0.296524 recovery. Ebola virus 0.567251 longer term effects 0.2687 Ebola survivors 0.609056 Ebola virus 0.90621 direct contact 0.287454 various body fluids 0.371596 specific body fluids 0.308442 invasive surgical procedures 0.27052 previous outbreaks 0.240535 male survivors 0.246066 measles virus 0.330479 family members 0.242655 viruses 0.24286 viability testing 0.277229 World Health Organization 0.269148 specific fluids 0.269131 body fluids 0.640387 good supportive care 0.275774 blood establishments 0.242593 blood safety 0.263306 Ebola survivors. 0.438015 open cut 0.24356 semen 0.305756	household bleach 0.240678 United States 0.265664 Protein Therapeutics Association 0.264613 Blood Banks 0.241224 possible risk 0.270316 immune response 0.243655 different species 0.241817 previous Ebola outbreaks 0.496367 female Ebola survivors 0.475498 infected blood 0.257306 lipid-enveloped virus 0.307327 breast milk 0.324929 transfusion-transmitted Ebola 0.42599 hospital-grade disinfectants 0.242979 blood 0.282224 infected person 0.246904 spinal column fluid 0.412589 viral clearance steps 0.265519 Ebola patient 0.49314 Virus Persistence Study 0.343482 Sierra Leone Ministry 0.266965 large body 0.247519 time 0.24438 male Ebola survivors 0.538181	CLICK HERE
12320	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Improving Surveillance | CDC Features	Use the updated Chronic Disease Indicators website to enhance surveillance.	chronic disease surveillance 0.534371 new look 0.33721 CDC 0.220826 United States 0.33481 mental health 0.313152 release 0.219785 comprehensive access 0.323538 CDI 0.228487 source 0.221076 environmental indicators 0.432163 additional emphasis 0.310734 topic groups 0.315107 prevalence 0.225712 new indicators 0.529204 Chronic Disease Indicators 0.958043 national levels 0.319892 joint project 0.314855 categories 0.219475 deaths 0.225302 risk factors 0.435599 chronic diseases 0.666115 country level 0.318406	Disease Indicators website 0.607876 user-friendly website 0.325803 Chronic Disease Directors 0.520328 reproductive health 0.311971 users 0.239412 National Association 0.312037 new data 0.33735 cdc.gov/cdi 0.221246 available data 0.312654 chronic disease indicator 0.517758 online tool 0.323642 wide spectrum 0.311167 older adults 0.310768 Territorial Epidemiologists 0.330271 public health agencies 0.419145 conditions 0.260439 social context 0.313793 high burden disease 0.414585 binge drinking frequency 0.406745 key indicators 0.463418 large metropolitan areas 0.425343 wide range 0.323351	CLICK HERE
12965	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Influence of Physical Education on Moderate-to-Vigorous Physical Activity of Urban Public School Children in St. Louis, Missouri, 2011"2014 - CDC	Preventing Chronic Disease (PCD) is a peer-reviewed electronic journal established by the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. PCD provides an open exchange of information and knowledge among researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and others who strive to improve the health of the public through chronic disease prevention.	physical education 0.621027 50-minute PE class 0.57935 racial/ethnic minority children 0.497787 heart rate observations 0.498455 school 0.589866 moderate-to-vigorous physical activity 0.564282 PE classes 0.577118 15-second heart rate 0.609311 physical activity initiatives 0.488624 physical activity programs 0.485903 MVPA goals 0.523033 elementary school children 0.536899 public elementary school 0.498583 PE class 0.848915 PE class time 0.578901 physical activity intensity 0.489428 consecutive heart rate 0.500593 Louis Public Schools 0.495664 School policies 0.480253 heart rate values 0.672718 recess 0.501079 school physical education 0.499448 MVPA opportunities 0.54827 National School Lunch 0.48992	urban public school 0.530396 public school children 0.53703 elementary school students 0.525882 heart rate monitoring 0.581229 in-school MVPA 0.579839 Median heart rate 0.499084 designate PE 0.537171 PE time requirements 0.590915 Physical Activity Guidelines 0.535347 E600 heart rate 0.503712 daily PE 0.582183 heart rate value 0.526346 St. Louis 0.55057 heart rate 0.908923 Pedometer-measured physical activity 0.485744 continuous heart rate 0.537077 greater physical activity 0.494291 elementary schools 0.501366 physical activity 0.876109 Washington University School 0.522223 school-based physical activity 0.550159 inadequate physical activity 0.505167 daily in-school MVPA 0.567754 MVPA 0.659833	CLICK HERE
13058	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Synopsis for April 02, 2015	MMWR – Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	North Carolina 0.458661 transportation needs 0.458075 Preparedness activities 0.455618 national implementation 0.502598 white students 0.46551 community health measures 0.509421 local driving patterns 0.510251 Laboratory Results 0.457323 primary care physician 0.500376 laboratory information management 0.500791 New York City 0.562307 Disease Control 0.457568 CDC programs 0.484554 black students 0.465365 health care personnel 0.509576 City Health Department 0.506213 multidrug-resistant intestinal illness 0.50188 Cipro-resistant Shigella 0.464151 new study 0.467763 address health disparities 0.513846 Thorough handwashing 0.457573 older teens 0.46685 teen drivers 0.455852 Interagency preparedness 0.455487 public health response 0.505377	laboratory reporting volume 0.503539 CDC Media Relations 0.979034 public health agencies 0.508049 diagnose Ebola cases 0.529024 electronic laboratory reporting 0.503884 cancer screening 0.580098 affordable transportation options 0.513107 large urban school 0.507862 U.S. Preventive Services 0.500541 United States 0.805458 Shigella sonnei bacteria 0.508096 different medical problem 0.499467 percent 0.496497 lab tests 0.458203 Hispanic students 0.463104 new emphasis 0.456592 health departments 0.461948 ELR implementation 0.502688 South Dakota 0.459085 Electronic Reporting 0.456507 high school students 0.518609 cancer screening tests 0.522444 San Francisco 0.458743 antibiotic ciprofloxacin 0.457861	CLICK HERE
13155	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcements: World Malaria Day - April 25, 2015	Please note: An erratum has been published for this article. To view the erratum, please click here.	diagnostic test kits 0.248576 malaria mortality 0.588877 U.S. Government Printing 0.242094 original MMWR paper 0.232598 CDC Foundation 0.201634 Human Services 0.251264 Defeat Malaria 0.558586 malaria 0.90849 U.S. Department 0.246976 MMWR HTML versions 0.236693 malaria control 0.68905 sub-Saharan Africa 0.290544 effective malaria prevention 0.703082 global malaria control 0.677316	malaria partners 0.533461 Melinda Gates Foundation 0.240751 electronic PDF version 0.22609 Haiti Malaria Elimination 0.664291 malaria worldwide 0.538569 malaria activities 0.527743 malaria elimination 0.696642 malaria incidence 0.551539 World Malaria 0.732174 Greater Mekong Subregion 0.266796 U.S. government interagency 0.263818 original paper copy 0.231218 Malaria Initiative 0.549619	CLICK HERE
13962	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	12 Ways to Have a Healthy Holiday Season | CDC Features	Take steps to keep you and your loved ones safe and healthy.	certain diseases 0.760183 Health Insurance Marketplace 0.919159 vaccinations 0.667336 health care provider 0.930899 booster seat 0.799955 danger 0.631332 holidays 0.661883 children 0.690879 road 0.631481 residential fires 0.764078 secondhand smoke 0.775796 cook foods 0.755849 germs 0.642386 portion sizes 0.757801 holiday health podcast 0.908824 warm layers 0.792358 tobacco smoke 0.767192 Smokers 0.630756 priority 0.633547 drink 0.647933 food cooking 0.757639 nonsmokers 0.639857 Wear 0.630777 drive 0.631316 clean running water 0.93954	best ways 0.779712 Health Holiday Song 0.911777 flu vaccine 0.779099 motor vehicle 0.775512 waterproof boots 0.782894 Eat fruits 0.767921 proper temperatures 0.758391 appropriate outdoor clothing 0.935446 Wash hands 0.834031 greater health risks 0.936783 cross-contamination 0.639513 emergency plan 0.763933 child safety seat 0.948373 stress 0.653771 good health 0.78489 space heaters 0.75964 control 0.632021 Practice fire safety 0.766748 simple steps 0.768436 potential accidents 0.762318 family history 0.776054 flu season 0.812651 ones 0.66361 Fasten seat belts 0.95812	CLICK HERE
14617	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Public Confidence in the Health Care System 1 Year After theStart of the Ebola Virus Disease Outbreak - Sierra Leone, July 2015| MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	Ebola treatment 0.465527 Leone National Ebola 0.519316 future Ebola response 0.480579 overwhelmed health care 0.422961 Ebola control efforts 0.504108 Ebola infection 0.454488 Ebola response capabilities 0.511938 health promotion campaigns 0.443921 Ebola outbreak 0.602343 public health challenges 0.408971 health care delivery 0.422694 stronger Ebola response 0.488023 5-point Likert scale 0.451785 Ebola transmission 0.558146 ebola response 0.558394 health care facility 0.549999 active Ebola transmission 0.522598 health care messages 0.42338 active districts 0.455081 global health 0.41977 Ebola case count 0.483315 respondents 0.419909 protracted Ebola epidemic 0.492145 health care facilities 0.443051	public health practice 0.419872 Ebola patients 0.45773 Ebola 0.846297 global health security 0.413964 Ebola virus disease 0.576572 Ebola epidemic 0.594829 ongoing Ebola transmission 0.501035 maternity care 0.448144 Sierra Leone 0.841357 Ebola cases 0.581497 higher education levels 0.425971 Ebola case 0.500771 health care workers 0.423889 health care 0.985234 public confidence 0.465041 participants 0.410358 confidence 0.572797 confidence levels 0.411277 Ebola incidence 0.460123 survey measured confidence 0.413773 Ebola care 0.529251 higher confidence 0.478624 Sierra Leone Ministry 0.420846 important health issues 0.458061	CLICK HERE