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6821	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Sodium Hydroxide - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic	At room temperature, sodium hydroxide is a white crystalline odorless solid that absorbs moisture from the air. It is a manufactured substance. When dissolved in water or neutralized with acid it liberates substantial heat, which may be sufficient to ignite combustible materials. Sodium hydroxide is very corrosive. It is generally used as a solid or a 50% solution. Other common names include caustic soda and lye. Sodium hydroxide is used to manufacture soaps, rayon, paper, explosives, dyestuffs, and petroleum products. It is also used in processing cotton fabric, laundering and bleaching, metal cleaning and processing, oxide coating, electroplating, and electrolytic extracting. It is commonly present in commercial drain and oven cleaners.	essential health 0.59531 urine 0.519918 Occupational Exposure 0.618975 criteria 0.533453 UNEP OECD SIDS 0.701697 work environment 0.599194 measurement methods 0.599281 NMAM 0.526959 synonyms/trade names 0.597102 structure/formula 0.515289 Cards 0.514948 NIOSH Manual 0.658315 IDLH documents 0.59422 DHHS 0.52825 symptoms 0.515092 information sources 0.597109 NIOSH Pocket Guide 0.783227 International Chemical Safety 0.681725 adverse effects 0.587666 respirator recommendations 0.735129 aid 0.530308 contaminants 0.517747 physical properties 0.596186 chemicals/classes 0.515514	Recommended Standard 0.587506 ICSC 0.528689 factories 0.517862 personal protection 0.595936 health concentrations 0.690249 life 0.527588 Key data 0.597518 safety information 0.600775 chemical/substance 0.515348 exposure limits 0.737083 conversion factors 0.593669 workers 0.527409 industrial hygiene information 0.687293 CAS/RTECS Numbers 0.596852 chemical Substances Information 0.665468 United Nations Environment 0.65905 Analytical Methods 0.592588 shop floor 0.593535 workplace air 0.586424 Substance Fact Sheets 0.65307 ESIS 0.524381 DOT ID 0.593862 Sodium Hydroxide 0.918018 Chemical Hazards 0.614134	CLICK HERE
7123	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Madagascar	null	Content source 0.422709 HHS 0.297574 list Skip 0.74332 endorsement 0.291872 CDC 0.271556 non-federal site 0.4688	Notice 0.270187 sponsors 0.241885 page options Skip 0.947337 information 0.241652 employees 0.242118	CLICK HERE
9592	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Preventing Chronic Disease - CDC: Volume 10, 2013: 13_0087	Volumen 10 — el 26 de septiembre de 2013.	estudiantes mujeres 0.977917 salud pública 0.641249	Estados Unidos 0.781394	CLICK HERE
11488	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	ELISA Software for Bioassays | Overview	ELISA for Windows is a series of programs or program modules which process bioassay data collected from 96 well ELISA plates downloaded from several different models of ELISA readers.	software 0.254463 title page 0.341024 optical density measurements 0.469452 logistic function 0.345817 standard deviations 0.362684 parameter logistic-log function 0.471485 validation documents 0.354312 horizontal configuration 0.347446 standards data 0.472643 point cubic spline 0.475838 documentation 0.252294 data points 0.35991 serum samples 0.637696 Estimation options 0.353138 single dilutions 0.369738 Taylor series linearization 0.487578 patient unknowns 0.359053 public domain 0.338787 operator imports 0.34043 programs 0.284839 absorbance values 0.352929 Marquardt 0.232859 Summary statistics 0.341511 ELISA readers 0.585713 ASCII text file 0.475688	program modules 0.379246 96-well ELISA plate 0.731457 ELISA plate reader 0.690719 Microsoft Visual Basic 0.454654 template design module 0.47895 different models 0.369943 robust procedures 0.343888 antibody concentrations 0.356858 quality control samples 0.965269 ASCII text 0.50135 Windows 0.325623 diluted standard sera 0.526014 contiguous wells 0.362473 sequential dilution series 0.518249 quality control specimens 0.495046 estimated standard curve 0.509645 standard series 0.37661 different assays 0.356791 compromise estimation algorithms 0.469578 standard curve 0.632292 text data file 0.520432 proviso 0.235899 individual serum samples 0.530953 32-bit mode 0.333366	CLICK HERE
12872	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Nearly half a million Americans suffer from C. difficile infections in single year	Clostridium difficile (C. difficile) caused almost half a million infections among patients in the United States in a single year, according to a new study released today by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). C. difficile causes an inflammation of the colon and deadly diarrhea.	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
13002	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC launches powerful new ads in "Tips From Former Smokers" campaign	CDC will host a media briefing to reveal its next installment of the successful Tips From Former Smokers campaign, featuring former smokers who suffer from smoking-related illnesses, including vision loss and colorectal cancer.	RSVP.  Reporters 0.655469 media availability 0.662839 Non-Media 0.543194 M.D. 0.549428 DL Freq 0.671421 Press Room 0.671318 Clifton Road NE 0.78728 Disease Control 0.658703 loved ones 0.666512 satellite feed questions 0.766863 Important Instructions 0.648315 CDC Media 0.805195 Video Format 0.652687 CDC Director Tom 0.981652 Smokers campaign 0.884735 education campaign 0.677779 touchtone phone 0.650839 HUMAN SERVICES 0.641307 colorectal cancer. Ads 0.828593 press conference 0.651877 media briefing 0.857741 KU-Band 0.539915 720p 0.54049 Tim McAfee 0.670398	Satellite feed service 0.768611 Tips national tobacco 0.81568 technical support 0.648147 transcript 0.543533 press office 0.667988 contact CDC 0.802548 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.641517 PASSCODE 0.540324 M.P.H 0.541062 ET) 0.679222 senior medical officer 0.807622 FEC 0.537448 contact EDMI 0.662754 Harkin Global Communications 0.801962 health 0.549883 Smokers campaign ad 0.871751 Windows Media Connection 0.79263 smoking-related illnesses 0.686326 Thursday 0.582875 Frieden 0.544034 successful Tips 0.674575 visit http://www.cdc.gov/museum/visitor.htm 0.646998 vision loss 0.675754 time 0.549402	CLICK HERE
13759	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pregnancy and Infant Loss | CDC Features	The loss of a baby during pregnancy remains a sad reality for many families. Learn about pregnancy and infant loss and about Harper’s story, a story about a family who lost a child through stillbirth. You can also learn what CDC is doing to understand the preventable causes of stillbirth.	healthcare providers 0.231318 potential causes 0.208246 mother Karina 0.574555 Stillbirth CDC Activities 0.87112 great kindness 0.221472 pregnancy loss 0.253154 United States 0.707752 family great joy 0.387174 national vital statistics 0.656018 Milan’s story 0.275914 resource page 0.214838 stillbirth 0.98199 baby Milan 0.256859 Gregory EC 0.21785 Disease Control 0.476882 ultrasound technician 0.230939	Karina’s midwives 0.527322 vital statistics reports 0.382764 sad reality 0.265339 Vital Statistics System. 0.381121 National Center 0.210044 Karina 0.9548 pregnancy 0.376335 Milan’s heartbeat 0.262795 income levels 0.21574 MacDorman MF 0.229305 preventable causes 0.267129 healthy baby 0.214729 normal testing 0.238104 CDC’s activities 0.255128 Health Statistics 0.209908 baby 0.409101	CLICK HERE
14036	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Designing an Agent-Based Model for Childhood Obesity Interventions: A Case Study of ChildObesity180	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.	after-school program 0.612403 BMI change property 0.565468 data 0.722984 calorie intake 0.581031 daily calorie intake 0.578461 BMI distribution 0.595751 ChildObesity180 interventions 0.567651 calorie expenditure 0.569435 program 0.634019 energy expenditure 0.588001 ABM 0.577044 ChildObesity180 observational data 0.612081 town type 0.617642 dietary intake 0.574629 children 0.58013 Schools Acceleration Project 0.60452 data sets 0.568486 model 0.709336 daily physical activity 0.587308 physical activity programs 0.569371 vigorous physical activity 0.585771 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.565767 public health 0.573855 BMI 0.595922	average childhood obesity 0.583421 childhood obesity prevention 0.574168 Active Schools Acceleration 0.603342 NHANES data 0.585479 survey data 0.571671 town 0.752783 body mass index 0.683193 Snack Smart 0.575272 town types 0.607595 childhood obesity rates 0.608808 metabolic rate 0.566171 BMI change 0.581728 agent-based modeling 0.58112 physical activity 0.928988 agents 0.60389 town a agents 0.57262 model design process 0.592644 interventions 0.592548 daily energy expenditure 0.565597 student population 0.575386 growth charts 0.574883 childhood obesity 0.639842 caloric intake 0.566273	CLICK HERE
14191	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Update: Interim Guidelines for Health Care Providers Caringfor Infants and Children with Possible Zika Virus Infection -United States, February 2016 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	acute zika virus 0.498855 Disease Prevention 0.345885 Zika virus 0.99343 following manifestations 0.371507 infant 0.34055 sickle cell disease 0.344599 virus infection outbreak 0.392805 probable Zika virus 0.416597 children 0.354896 Zika virus test 0.415763 active Zika virus 0.413472 possible acute Zika 0.352799 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.343084 health care providers 0.416693 Morb Mortal Wkly 0.455228 National Center 0.349771 Zika virus RNA 0.462457 infants 0.397575 Zika virus epidemic 0.405724 ongoing Zika virus 0.409184 Zika virus disease 0.612208 detectable Zika virus 0.427587 possible congenital Zika 0.426073 Zika virus transmission 0.589963	prenatal Zika virus 0.424888 laboratory-confirmed Zika virus 0.414739 dengue virus IgM 0.464536 maternal Zika virus 0.413688 Zika virus infection 0.785234 Zika virus antigen 0.403652 Zika virus immunoglobulin 0.427229 MMWR Morb Mortal 0.452946 Dziuban EJ 0.351893 herpes simplex virus 0.378119 Zika virus illness 0.427367 Mortal Wkly Rep 0.450572 Zika virus antibody 0.412765 congenital Zika virus 0.513847 choriomeningitis virus infection 0.388386 positive Zika virus 0.404527 Zika virus—United States 0.340721 interim guidelines 0.379864 Zika virus IgM 0.435626 virus testing results 0.396857 West Nile virus 0.392559 et al 0.390163 confirmatory neutralizing antibody 0.352904 Zika virus testing 0.451087	CLICK HERE
16171	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - NIOSH Study Finds Widespread Use of Scavenging Systems to Control Waste Anesthetic Gases During Medical Procedures, but Other Recommended Controls Lacking - NIOSH Press Release	Each year we pause on April 28 for Workers Memorial Day to publicly remember the workers who died or suffered from exposures to hazards at work. While worker deaths in America are down, on average, even one death or one injury is still too many.	physician anesthesiologists 0.482259 exposure monitoring 0.611352 professional practice organizations 0.627342 nurse anesthetists 0.479613 healthcare safety 0.469134 hazardous chemicals 0.477894 following describes examples 0.604655 exposure risk 0.519911 care providers 0.996467 work-related injuries 0.460104 current article online 0.580872 current knowledge 0.457051 safe-handling procedures 0.461804 operating room 0.496661 federal institute 0.45874 outpatient surgical centers 0.616685 anesthesia care providers 0.880822 waste anesthetic gases 0.689933 Environmental Hygiene 0.479459 hazardous chemical agents 0.587304 regular inspection 0.463898 periodic air 0.460163 medical surveillance 0.457339 anesthesia machines 0.600866 nitrous oxide 0.478555	Nura Sadeghpour 0.501364 Safety Practices Survey 0.681687 anesthesiologist assistants 0.484614 Occupational Safety 0.500834 largest federally-sponsored survey 0.648585 NIOSH Health 0.552503 national survey 0.491431 systems 0.436584 adult patients 0.470874 anesthetic gases 0.712564 precautionary practices 0.518186 self-reported survey 0.497612 National Institute 0.490472 prompt elimination 0.464576 current health 0.462481 facility procedures 0.458212 safety concerns 0.463966 lesser extent desflurane 0.618545 healthcare workers 0.825026 administrative controls 0.453212 anesthetics 0.396613 proper precautionary measures 0.62647 new article 0.494282 anesthesia delivery equipment 0.712151	CLICK HERE