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4871	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Chlamydia and Gonorrhea - Two Most Commonly Reported Notifiable Infectious Diseases in the United States | CDC Features	The Sexually Transmitted Disease Surveillance 2009 Report provides national surveillance data for the reportable sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis.	young women 0.966939 annual chlamydia screening 0.786816 CDC 0.79203 infectious diseases 0.566919 new STD infections 0.798738 reportable STDs 0.682566 Disease Control 0.548613 STD prevention services 0.740356 greater risk 0.562501 gonorrhea rate 0.653738 past year— 0.549643 age groups 0.563259 new STD cases 0.751324 long-term health consequences 0.65674 place females 0.561983 public health response 0.640064 U.S. Preventive Service 0.671695 largest number 0.707901 untreated STDs cause 0.796237 racial disparities 0.872145 sexually active women 0.701889 STD screening rates 0.807998 United States 0.852927 gonorrhea 0.706921 public health threat 0.682098	health consequences 0.665957 young people 0.547783 total cases 0.588338 severe racial disparities 0.680211 major public health 0.710759 severe disparities 0.568045 minority women 0.567953 Sexually transmitted diseases 0.716436 young african-american women 0.836584 mutually monogamous relationship 0.650416 public health 0.838729 sexually active MSM 0.70674 cases 0.762936 Sexually Transmitted Disease 0.671115 Racial minorities 0.554504 biological differences 0.558992 percent decline 0.545474 significantly higher rates 0.647853 infectious disease 0.682672 STDs 0.982574 syphilis cases 0.620286 adolescent girls 0.701706 male latex condom 0.641819 STD Awareness 0.619875	CLICK HERE
6235	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Highlighting Violence as a Public Health Issue - Media Advisory: September 6, 2011	CDC: Highlighting Violence as a Public Health Issue	prevention work 0.509722 society highlights 0.502861 clinical realm 0.52834 public health issue 0.797618 DrPH 0.372031 active role 0.507073 health risk behaviors 0.731993 violence results 0.717897 responsibilities 0.339081 Disease Control 0.546431 safety 0.333705 Control. 0.338124 health systems 0.541477 sectors 0.333149 CDC’s Injury 0.96685 need 0.333069 patients 0.368063 research investments 0.499451 American Journal 0.72849 community 0.335742 Millions 0.341193 violence-related injury cases 0.709996 scientists 0.339471 Linda C. Degutis 0.732484 people ages 0.53894	HUMAN SERVICES 0.500496 Centers 0.33985 Injury Prevention 0.562714 CDC’s National 0.819148 death 0.371604 United States 0.538337 Lifestyle Medicine 0.735793 prevention efforts 0.510488 single organization 0.535583 burden 0.344083 health practitioners 0.729542 Clinicians 0.341427 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.500891 causes 0.338667 violence 0.76988 special issue 0.714677 Injury Center. 0.55761 health risks 0.540592 MSN director 0.538409 emergency departments 0.509816 chronic conditions 0.508113 Injury Research Agenda 0.688409 information 0.333032 mental health consequences 0.730217	CLICK HERE
7427	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FEMA-Provided Travel Trailer Study - News Releases and Press Conferences	NCEH provides leadership to promote health and quality of life by preventing or controlling those diseases, birth defects, or disabilities resulting from interaction between people and the environment. Site has information/education resources on a broad range of topics, including asthma, birth defects, radiation, sanitation, lead in blood, and more.	CDC Releases Results 0.746038 CDC Director 0.608869 Brief News Media 0.583761 Agency Invites Residents 0.95422 Formaldehyde Level 0.669593 Discuss Preliminary Test 0.618761 Federal Agency Invites 0.954901	Formaldehyde Testing Plan 0.782398 Begin Testing Trailers 0.597943 Mobile Homes 0.463976 KB 0.419762 CDC Releases Reports 0.844564 FEMA Administrator 0.525134 Formaldehyde Tests 0.743421	CLICK HERE
8499	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) - For Specific Groups - Tips From Former Smokers - Smoking & Tobacco Use	Smoking-related statistics, information, and quitting resources specific to the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) communities. Part of the Tips from Former Smokers campaign, which features real people suffering as a result of smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke.	gender identity corresponds 0.895807 Medicaid enrollees 0.711173 health plans 0.686288 Quit Guide 0.760533 cisgender 0.535995 real stories 0.892274 lung cancer 0.906147 severe asthma 0.695493 secondhand smoke 0.70309 Ellie 0.659807 asthma attacks 0.703819 bisexual adults 0.930009 newspapers 0.536074 California 0.535431 quit plan 0.757055 Florida 0.535159 Brian 0.567274 State Medicaid programs 0.843816 lesbian 0.535225 Tobacco companies 0.724454 chronic bronchitis 0.712998 cigarettes 0.538824 Quitline coaches 0.6883 job 0.567859 right hand 0.70942	LGBT customers 0.719776 United States 0.72396 face-to-face counseling sessions 0.84027 tobacco ads 0.723481 smokers 0.534423 trouble breathing 0.699196 quit-smoking treatments 0.852421 increases 0.538453 additional Quitting Resources 0.850504 birth sex 0.712762 heart disease 0.71134 heterosexual/straight adults 0.921977 transgender adults 0.72415 Cigarette smoking 0.781322 people 0.535445 disabilities 0.535376 HIV 0.576204 Real Stories section 0.843411 LGBT communities 0.763387 severe attacks 0.710058 Tips participants 0.688248 risk 0.535833 Web sites 0.731538 age 0.611407	CLICK HERE
8632	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - War Stories	War Stories, The first cases of illness from the 1918 flu pandemic in the United States were reported from Fort Riley, Kansas on March 11 when an Army private became ill; complaining of fever, sore throat, and headache. Military personnel were greatly impacted by the virus and many young recruits were dead from the flu before they ever saw combat.	young recruits 0.478875 1918 flu pandemic 0.781838 list Skip 0.777394 cases 0.246244 United States 0.460811 page options Skip 0.91163 fever 0.265063 combat 0.255015	Kansas 0.245233 virus 0.257268 navigation Skip 0.789164 sore throat 0.526898 Military personnel 0.455616 headache 0.272585 Fort Riley 0.48442	CLICK HERE
10598	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Know:BRCA Tool	The Know:BRCA tool estimates your chance of having a BRCA gene mutation based on your personal and family history of cancer.	treatment 0.23165 important decisions 0.333275 family cancer history 0.417816 you— 0.230095 BRCA online tool 0.445009 kinds 0.234539 times 0.258383 young age 0.36257 mutations 0.235237 estimate 0.232571 CAncer susceptibility gene 0.512443 results 0.229444 BRCA tool 0.498675 chance 0.230826 ovarian cancer 0.460875	resource 0.230984 breast cancer 0.464536 certain genetic changes 0.502177 people 0.230058 doctor 0.255462 risks 0.276871 cells 0.230944 BRCA gene mutation 0.937795 family history 0.323206 BRCA genes 0.632075 cancers 0.23896 cancer 0.632159 information 0.255721 risk 0.22899	CLICK HERE
11274	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Young Worker Safety and Health: Young Worker Data - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic	Young Worker Safety and Health: Young Worker Data	NIOSH Worker Health 0.786566 downloadable charts 0.454304 Mortality Weekly report 0.605626 youth employment 0.467794 data 0.8075 NIOSH Work-Related Injury 0.73639 illnesses 0.563764 United States 0.47618 age group 0.574205 U.S. hospital emergency 0.575693 Young Worker 0.797218 Blood Lead Database 0.56351 young people 0.610922 NIOSH Publication No. 0.730979 CDC Morbidity 0.470686 Young Worker Data 0.731021 trend data 0.524094 NIOSH webpage 0.580767 nonfatal data 0.565251 worker characteristics 0.529672 work-related injuries 0.588113 Safety Curriculum 0.616812 national data 0.510296	Labor Statistics Article 0.599644 NIOSH surveillance 0.581018 data sources 0.627181 case-based reporting 0.457815 trend analyses 0.461112 aga group 0.455314 occupational injuries 0.72306 data reports 0.50139 young workers 0.465756 Young Worker Employment 0.679369 childhood agricultural injuries 0.680349 fatal injuries 0.580408 Childhood Agricultural Injury 0.568388 available data 0.521913 Monthly Labor Review 0.591017 group settings 0.606089 nonfatal injuries 0.605819 Young Worker Injuries 0.785276 Chart package 0.461941 occupational pesticide poisoning 0.569456 Younger Workers 0.479117 ABLES database 0.458313 blood lead levels 0.557305	CLICK HERE
12790	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Multiple Chronic ConditionsAmong Outpatient Pediatric Patients, Southeastern Michigan,2008-2013 - 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 on the very latest in chronic disease prevention, research findings, public health interventions, and the exploration of new theories and concepts.	MCCs 0.548586 pediatric populations 0.486931 Prev Chronic Dis 0.586444 Beaumont Employee Health 0.458948 Beaumont Health 0.461188 multiple chronic conditions 0.694778 pediatric outpatient cost 0.493551 outpatient visits 0.481208 chronic condition risk 0.519206 multiple chronic diseases 0.508929 associated health care 0.467988 specific outpatient procedures 0.46024 health care expenditures 0.459113 chronic condition 0.714142 Chronic disease 0.514469 outpatient pediatric population 0.488134 outpatient care 0.465846 Chronic Conditions Research 0.534014 chronic condition categories 0.52869 study period 0.475334 health care costs 0.491453 prevalent chronic conditions 0.574274 highly prevalent chronic 0.520619 additional chronic illnesses 0.509306 MCC prevalence 0.490258	Care Community Health 0.462344 visit frequency 0.462198 southeastern michigan 0.460098 special health care 0.492536 health care settings 0.462834 health care consequences 0.462863 chronic condition category 0.526956 health care needs 0.470982 chronic health conditions 0.538089 average outpatient cost 0.501817 pediatric patients 0.741855 mcc research 0.472503 prevalent chronic condition 0.545383 health care 0.690314 total outpatient cost 0.470883 chronic condition patients 0.538904 pediatric MCC patients 0.517063 chronic diseases 0.513212 Outpatient health 0.460853 outpatient cost 0.55078 primary health care 0.470072 health care cost 0.503981 broader pediatric populations 0.464579 chronic conditions 0.935739	CLICK HERE
13494	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	How CDC Labs keep you safe	CDC ensures America’s health security with more than 150 state-of-the-art laboratories that are a key line of defense against emerging health threats.	faster technologies 0.364765 CDC 0.958394 fast-moving disease outbreaks 0.609314 safety monitoring 0.352941 latest best practices 0.511325 laboratory science 0.401088 highest biosafety level 0.512072 infectious organisms 0.399101 advanced molecular methods 0.498313 relatively safe materials 0.493428 laboratory training 0.373721 biosecurity threats 0.412136 latest science 0.358211 Strong laboratory networks 0.532171 Infectious Disease Outbreaks 0.605792 genomic sequence 0.358481 special training 0.357963 environmental hazards 0.383579 safety processes 0.360971 patient samples 0.362312 vital reference laboratories 0.629173 food-borne outbreaks 0.490229 disease investigation 0.373003 critical disease detection 0.528818 health threats 0.548556	laboratory safety workgroups 0.511605 Advanced Molecular Detection 0.499716 state-of-the-art laboratories 0.510261 21st century 0.366491 health risk factors 0.555703 deadliest germs 0.523357 health security 0.405815 CDC laboratories 0.86343 CDC scientists 0.691311 key findings 0.347641 laboratory incidents 0.378009 potential risk 0.35693 Key laboratory work 0.548747 human error 0.352305 deadly Ebola strain 0.50433 latest technology 0.386669 AMD method 0.375764 significant leaps 0.369543 lab staff 0.356029 blood supply 0.386951 key line 0.39044 biosafety levels 0.400699 passenger jet 0.357005 laboratory practices 0.375545	CLICK HERE
15935	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Study Looks at Flu Vaccine Dosing in Children	Study Looks at Flu Vaccine Dosing in Children	previous season 0.273955 flu infection 0.391819 immune protection 0.277616 best way 0.26446 naive young children 0.334321 early indications 0.265411 children 0.526179 residual immunity 0.288432 prior year vaccine 0.37047 subsequent seasons 0.275161 CDC website 0.27101 flu vaccination 0.513133 prior season 0.454004 yearly flu vaccine 0.534608 Influenza Vaccination Resources 0.364366 long-term immunity 0.271197 flu illness 0.393528 prior vaccination history 0.36285 higher flu vaccine 0.57105 Infectious Disease Journal 0.460022 vaccine effectiveness 0.432126 high risk 0.264981 Flu activity 0.389916 study 0.362612	doses 0.407406 Health Professionals 0.260881 United States 0.394283 chronic health conditions 0.316134 flu vaccine 0.92656 flu complications 0.456191 neurodevelopmental disorders 0.268 influenza B components 0.290718 higher risk 0.26106 point estimates 0.269323 current CDC 0.274142 potentially serious complications 0.266418 2015-2016 season 0.266605 Pediatric Infectious Disease 0.458419 severe outcomes 0.264398 study season 0.318804 vaccine effectiveness data 0.425946 vaccination history 0.364081 ACIP recommendations 0.27206 previously vaccinated children 0.357588 residual protection 0.273559 study seasons 0.268212 visit Children 0.271949 age 0.299371	CLICK HERE