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495	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Group Strep	Protect Your Baby from Group B Strep! Protect your baby from group B strep. If you're 35-37 weeks pregnant, ask your doctor or nurse about a group B strep test.	personal GBS plan 0.377013 bacteria 0.742435 childbirth 0.236287 labor 0.565954 GBS test 0.556381 doctor 0.327108 sexually transmitted disease 0.281876 easy swab 0.214003 pregnant women 0.218303	midwife 0.372668 GBS bacteria 0.329854 baby 0.299426 GBS 0.902563 talk 0.213734 streptococcal bacteria 0.275145 antibiotics 0.295317 delivery staff 0.410287	CLICK HERE
4454	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Interim Novel Influenza A (H1N1) Guidance for Cruise Ships	null	influenza 0.750541 Commercial maritime travel 0.580054 ill person 0.672808 alcohol-based hand rub 0.640465 United States 0.579154 ship medical personnel 0.585696 ILI 0.725197 body aches 0.582489 sore throat 0.626123 good cough 0.58199 fever-reducing medications 0.573665 crew members.  Crew 0.605878 close contact environments 0.580336 Cruise ship management 0.604245 washable trash 0.575485 disposable container 0.571906 2009-10 influenza season 0.703533 crew members 0.938301 medical evaluation 0.580984 CDC Quarantine Station 0.583651 Cruise ship workers 0.583887 N95 respirator 0.581247 contaminated environmental surfaces 0.577117 disease control 0.577627	close contact 0.611648 cruise ship passenger 0.58909 ill persons 0.605667 underlying risk factors 0.575117 stuffy nose 0.58011 cruise ship 0.732287 passengers 0.641783 individual ship capabilities 0.572676 H1N1 influenza 0.724624 influenza infection 0.594268 N95 respirators 0.589646 ship cleaning procedures 0.575018 CDC quarantine officials 0.628178 Interim recommendations 0.609582 cruise ships 0.650476 ill crew members 0.624004 work activities 0.572008 influenza seasons 0.584091 local jurisdictional requirements 0.579049 cruise ship officials 0.581513 Reduce Novel Influenza 0.615596 hand hygiene 0.612867 hand hygiene etiquette 0.572698	CLICK HERE
5945	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Thionyl chloride - 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
6078	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	1,1-Dichloro-1-nitroethane - 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
6243	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Disease Detectives - Public Health? Me?	CDC Works For You 24/7 Saving Lives - CDC's Disease Detectives: Global Health Sleuths Battle Contagion Worldwide; In Steven Soderbergh's new thriller Contagion, to be released September 9, Dr Erin Mears, played by Kate Winslet, is a disease detective, racing to help stop the lethal devastation unleashed by an unknown, airborne virus.	summer break 0.565085 CDC 0.459789 applicants 0.435318 graphic designers 0.496515 Application Essays Questions 0.695099 public health analysts 0.622431 universities 0.42761 media coverage 0.509579 public health advisors 0.619769 countless lives 0.505372 health educators 0.519246 California 0.428203 high school juniors 0.698576 slots 0.434731 health communication 0.522094 detective work 0.518644 motto 0.419838 increase people′s knowledge 0.690303 human resource personnel 0.577021 Pennsylvania increase people′s 0.690391 fanfare 0.423816 health employment opportunities 0.689991 two–week camp 0.559139 public health infrastructure 0.616544 Disease Detective Camp 0.69205	fact 0.418097 seniors 0.430038 public health employment 0.687238 states 0.427808 CDC′s 0.436143 Atlanta 0.428893 health outreach programs 0.693162 engagements 0.43234 Medical officers 0.495665 public health 0.949568 public health offers 0.623582 rewarding career paths 0.581966 strategies 0.427774 secondary schools 0.555603 colleges 0.42836 public health workers 0.654422 lottery 0.43201 specialists 0.429058 post–secondary schools 0.552241 global sleuths 0.511887 public health outreach 0.690379 public health careers 0.685456 health security threats 0.607563 educational institutions 0.560749	CLICK HERE
8834	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Cancer: Survivors in Focus | CDC David J. Sencer CDC Museum Upcoming Exhibits	Cancer: Survivors in Focus, upcoming exhibits at the David J. Sencer CDC Museum	provoke insights 0.675279 Carolyn Taylor 0.948426 Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist 0.950427 United States 0.679097 different contexts 0.697366 Global Face 0.916404 public health community 0.855032 caregivers 0.449714 photographers 0.448296 Pictured 0.466381 medical professionals 0.670797 documentary photographer 0.667932 Atlanta 0.442473 cancer survivor Carolyn 0.980928 CDC employees 0.72841 Bryan Meltz 0.663247 Harmala Gupta 0.67434 Borders 0.517283	Home 0.442096 exhibition 0.486183 Cancer series 0.681655 stories 0.51645 John Kaplan 0.679552 lives 0.474439 work 0.446132 cancer patients 0.707691 cancer diagnosis 0.930761 cancer survivorship 0.794013 countries 0.444311 people 0.496282 Taylor presents 0.668125 glimpse 0.467241 photographs 0.441119 Focus—a three-part photography 0.998946 cancer survivors 0.763005 autobiographical account 0.680837	CLICK HERE
12786	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2013-14 State, Regional, and National Vaccination Report I	FluVaxView 2013-14 State, Regional, and National Vaccination Report I - CDC	United States 0.493651 influenza vaccination coverage 0.963548 trend line 0.479838 Click 0.3886 help 0.328235 Refer 0.349175 bar chart 0.595763 estimate 0.350211	report 0.327972 Map Selection button 0.590021 mouse pointer 0.525062 information 0.32813 State bar chart 0.5773 small window 0.480719 time 0.329297 line graph 0.475594	CLICK HERE
13012	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Julia's Wake-Up Call - Tips From Former Smokers	Julia successfully quit smoking while she was pregnant. Later, she relapsed but tried to avoid smoking around her son. She didn't think too much about her own health. Then she was diagnosed with colon cancer and nearly died. In this video from CDC's Tips From Former Smokers campaign, Julia talks about how her battle with colon cancer terrified her family. And her smoking? "What I was doing was damaging to myself and the people around me." 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://www.cdc.gov/tobacco/campaign/tips/videos/src/JULIA_NOT_ONLY_ME_BUT_MY_FAMILY_VIGNETTE_VCDC0259000H.mp4	Julia 0.680953 Wake-Up 0.939237 Smokers 0.772766	CDC 0.758216 YouTube 0.713818	CLICK HERE
13481	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Life After a Heart Attack	After a heart attack, take these steps to lower your chance of having another heart attack or other problems such as stroke or kidney disease.	heart health 0.36885 heart attack 0.921644 kidney disorders 0.418823 healthier diet 0.406164 cardiac rehabilitation 0.400224 blood circulation 0.428365 health care team 0.782677 lifestyle changes 0.400958 smoking 0.235759 things 0.234727 action 0.237585 sexual activity 0.385527 work 0.261017	peripheral arterial disease 0.61705 rhythm 0.242129 stroke 0.240408 steps 0.239628 stress—in addition 0.390802 physical activity 0.372722 doctor 0.233988 PAD 0.244079 chances 0.252946 risk 0.23684 time 0.233635 conditions 0.236693 travel 0.2338	CLICK HERE
14592	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Heroin Overdose Data	null	United States 0.420519 higher incomes 0.267511 relatively low price 0.41387 cause-of-death codes 0.207221 direct method 0.212345 historically low rates 0.467834 heroin-related overdose deaths 0.634484 prescription opioids 0.760798 demographic groups 0.252572 Drug overdose deaths 0.804125 greatest increases 0.258234 heroin overdose death 0.906002 abused prescription opioids 0.575909 strongest risk factor 0.431445	southwest border 0.216479 high purity 0.228947 Drug Enforcement Administration 0.402686 income levels 0.255311 Past misuse 0.234866 age groups 0.254417 census region 0.215759 heroin death rate 0.911193 possible factors 0.218824 International Classification 0.209995 standard population 0.206612 young adults 0.243128 past year.3 0.225756 past decade 0.240542	CLICK HERE