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5105	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Monday, August 02, 2010	null	Contraception matters 0.559182 volunteer participation 0.560377 HIV-infected persons 0.567675 Lee JS 0.558147 influenza coinfection 0.56828 CDC Knowledge 0.680021 Action Science Clips 0.907341 Sung YH 0.562214 new weekly digest 0.622718 U.S. obstetricians 0.560683 Zunker CL 0.566594 Chief Science Officer 0.626872 Park HK 0.557527 professional medical organization 0.604085 inflammatory bowel disease 0.612831 DHHS 0.562264 Aedes albopictus 0.571012 joint symptoms 0.559689 public domain 0.564004 Stephen B. Thacker 0.730219 Kim JH 0.559061 allergic rhinitis 0.557132 Yoo HS 0.560137 environmental exposures 0.561112 silicon-based optical microsensors 0.615506	Virol J. 0.559509 population-based cohort study 0.615005 cohort study 0.616887 complex picture 0.562358 Risher JF 0.563304 volunteer status 0.563166 Anopheles punctipennis 0.570818 polymerase chain reaction 0.612607 preterm delivery 0.558353 surface chemistry 0.558129 prospective cohort study 0.607276 nonpregnant women 0.56559 Adv Funct Mater. 0.61007 Anopheles crucians 0.570762 Todd GD 0.558686 public health literature 0.601058 B. Thacker CDC 0.797227 Danish pregnant women 0.604316 systematic review 0.668563 HIV Med. 0.559938 original sources 0.566044 news sources 0.557333 volatile organic analytes 0.611285 peripartum cardiomyopathy 0.566812	CLICK HERE
5607	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Temephos - 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
9311	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012: 11_0333	CDC - Wide Page example description goes here	Academia Americana 0.961578	Estados Unidos 0.699601	CLICK HERE
12707	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Babies on the Move: Protecting Babies with Vaccination	Babies are on the move--visiting grocery stores, playgrounds and other places with parents and caregivers. As they come into contact with others, babies can be exposed to serious diseases like measles and whooping cough. Parents can protect their child from 14 diseases before they turn 2 years old by making sure they get all of the safe, proven protection of vaccines according to CDC's recommended immunization schedule. 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/cdctv/BabiesMove60/	Babies 0.936561	Vaccination 0.813211	CLICK HERE
13080	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NIOSH eNews | April 2015	null	leanest way 0.318329 new NIOSH programs 0.335466 employer-sponsored health insurance 0.332476 greatest economic setbacks 0.331371 Organization Program address 0.331907 Stress-related Disorders Programhas 0.3336 long-standing NIOSH Work 0.338732 number 0.962976 social insurance programs 0.330239 Economic Research Program 0.332134 part-time contract work 0.333741 employment relationship 0.372565 single working mother 0.330913 commerce pressures employers 0.331887 injured workers 0.331025 work organization 0.353719 new employment arrangements 0.332553 adverse work organization 0.334253 Economics Research Program 0.355327 work organization issues 0.334915 stable retirement income 0.328953 worker injury 0.328774 21st century world 0.330377 Volume 0.952496 temporary workers 0.319874	eNews FLASH 0.3547 new employer-worker arrangements 0.330399 social science areas 0.331786 entire working lifetime 0.330047 21st century 0.332474 disadvantaged workers 0.320792 contingent workers 0.31972 contract workers 0.319896 innovative research partnerships 0.332789 benefit pension plan 0.329593 workers 0.354397 Total Worker HealthTM 0.33222 affected workers 0.320645 illness 0.323842 occupational injury 0.328892 private equity firm 0.330934 workplace health 0.318318 new work arrangements 0.334133 employment patterns 0.331768 newer NIOSH programs 0.334496 work practices 0.319931 ever-widening income inequality 0.330794 compensation systems 0.333039 workplace 0.321959	CLICK HERE
13262	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Making the Business Case for Prevention: Smoke-free Multiunit Housing (2:07)	Real estate developers, property managers, and residents of Boston, MA, are benefitting from smoke-free efforts. Find out why smoke-free housing is a smart business decision that also aims to improve public health.	smart business decision 0.607283 Real estate developers 0.613262 property managers 0.382017 preparedness topics 0.687698 variety 0.205692 children 0.202208	safety 0.205324 smoke-free housing 0.442678 different audiences 0.660504 public health professionals 0.930014 CDC-TV videos 0.518745 smoke-free efforts 0.453237	CLICK HERE
13314	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Focus on What's Important - Tools for Successful CHI Efforts- Chi Nav - CDC	Our health and well-being are products of not only the health care we receive and the choices we make, but also the places where we live, learn, work, and play. Community health improvement (CHI) is a process to identify and address the health needs of communities	IRS Final Rule 0.758265 causal pathways 0.37125 Health Needs Assessments 0.920726 CHI efforts 0.381927 language 0.25776 Processes 0.230006 final regulations 0.46039 Relevant Excerpts 0.36282 priorities 0.229635 legal advice 0.349635 Main Section 0.366426 adequate nutrition 0.356002 key concept 0.367905 order 0.245117 example frameworks 0.356452 population health 0.390287 C.F.R. pts 0.355652 environmental factors 0.342685 best strategies 0.367027 additional tools 0.361372 Excise Tax Return 0.472012 Examples tabs 0.355679 click 0.253364 prioritization criteria 0.412707 programs 0.229964	Community Health Needs 0.899151 Charitable Hospitals 0.737102 practical examples 0.363935 Internal Revenue Service 0.494456 legal professional 0.348191 key concepts 0.906027 intended outcomes 0.357276 regulatory guidance 0.349985 effective policies 0.376624 18Additional Requirements 0.350478 step-by-step instructions 0.364444 CHNA report 0.355758 additional related resources 0.495963 logic model 0.373448 significant health needs 0.519808 opportunities 0.292462 hospital facility 0.580511 specific circumstance 0.358381 step-by-step guide 0.362992 environmental determinants 0.375292 information 0.23201 analytic framework 0.371233 Tools tabs 0.363072 customizable templates 0.361567	CLICK HERE
13345	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The Obesity Epidemic (7:13)	Learn about obesity and the community initiatives taking place to prevent and reduce this epidemic.	death 0.433239 major contributor 0.603498 active living 0.584619 feedback 0.432481 Health Promotion 0.572128 U.S. 0.433179 variety 0.468741 children 0.467323 heart disease 0.58148 safety 0.468575 causes 0.433279 different audiences 0.790898 public health professionals 0.930358 CDC-TV videos 0.717894 community initiatives 0.597591 showcases 0.435913	place 0.433987 national epidemic 0.61282 National Center 0.573094 types 0.43296 healthy eating 0.58726 stroke 0.434636 factors 0.434203 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.722595 obesity epidemic 0.670859 preparedness topics 0.805886 comment 0.434388 cancer 0.43292 diabetes 0.434694 Release Date 0.588584 parents 0.467241	CLICK HERE
13439	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	It's a Family Thing: Ruth's Story | CDC Features	Read one family’s story of living with fragile x syndrome and find out what CDC is doing about this condition.	better understanding 0.334909 little data 0.341051 John 0.682941 panic mode 0.336672 little luck 0.338144 gym bag 0.346444 gastrointestinal problems 0.352007 unfamiliar activities 0.346756 gastric reflux 0.355938 husband Earl 0.347497 sons 0.449298 Disease Control 0.337234 best care 0.335072 fragile x syndrome 0.856674 mutation FXS 0.538426 police officers 0.345305 police car 0.347785 important questions 0.336995 floor hockey 0.34327 volunteer work 0.349806 job coach 0.35377 routine changes 0.336796 health challenges 0.344512 Ruth 0.968897 anxiety 0.349173	David 0.499472 FXS research 0.49849 time John 0.382316 intellectual disability 0.580252 work Ruth 0.507399 panic disorder 0.344287 FXS 0.636774 different thrift stores 0.458868 Familiar activities 0.343105 face clock 0.349186 FXS healthcare professionals 0.613024 independent setting 0.343807 younger brother 0.343558 normal intellectual ability 0.476799 sensory issues 0.355541 difficulty sleeping 0.35066 moderate intellectual disability 0.485398 younger children 0.336141 movie night 0.339516 staff members 0.346686 battered women 0.347122 weekend John 0.36301 higher functioning 0.35701 sensory information 0.355417	CLICK HERE
14494	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Possible Zika Virus Infection Among Pregnant Women - UnitedStates and Territories, May 2016 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	Zika PRNT titers 0.231351 York State Department 0.221874 Zika virus 0.993519 territorial health departments 0.231897 State Health Services 0.201531 Zika virus infection 0.877674 Zika virus infection† 0.243928 symptomatic Zika virus 0.293505 Zika virus immunoglobulin 0.242507 New York City 0.274357 possible Zika virus 0.701376 pregnant women 0.647669 probable Zika virus 0.235753 Wisconsin Department Health 0.220464 surveillance systems 0.26912 active Zika virus 0.226579 U.S. territories 0.238251 health care providers 0.210936 symptomatic pregnant women 0.214962 public health 0.311959 congenital Zika virus 0.295387 asymptomatic Zika virus 0.295099	New Jersey Department 0.310726 Zika virus infections 0.243104 adverse congenital outcomes 0.206749 congenital infection 0.203337 positive Zika virus 0.339575 laboratory evidence 0.429798 Indiana State Department 0.2379 Zika Active Pregnancy 0.210572 New York State 0.204212 Zika virus disease 0.41635 health 0.328945 Department Health Services 0.223761 asymptomatic infection 0.221882 York City Department 0.283702 U.S. states 0.252223 Zika Pregnancy Registry 0.238709 Zika virus outbreak 0.233115 Zika virus transmission 0.278499 U.S. Zika Pregnancy 0.245543 asymptomatic pregnant women 0.242839 virus real-time reverse 0.262782 local Zika virus 0.256497	CLICK HERE