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4533	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Good Health Habits for Preventing Seasonal Flu	Good Health Habits for Preventing Seasonal Flu - CDC	better health habits 0.992609		CLICK HERE
5011	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Your Wake-Up Call	In this 60 second public service announcement, Golden Globe and Academy Award-nominated actor and musician Terrance Howard urges Americans to be screened for colorectal cancer. Mr. Howard has a personal connection to the disease. He talks movingly about losing his mother to colon cancer, saying, "Let my heartbreak be your wake-up-call." 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/YourWakeUpCall/index.html	Wake-Up 0.987145		CLICK HERE
11056	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Women's Safety and Health Issues at Work: Health Concerns: Cancer - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic	null	glutathione S-transferase T1 0.739816 possible link 0.814084 U.S. flight attendants 0.758886 proportionate lung cancer 0.769409 glioma risk 0.649171 cancer deaths 0.684896 non-white workers 0.66586 farm pesticide exposure 0.85769 American seafood workers 0.813886 case-control study 0.684725 shoe manufacturing facilities 0.72394 formaldehyde exposure 0.873608 mortality data 0.695989 M1 genotype 0.634516 fewer deaths 0.664916 noncancer mortality 0.750723 complete data 0.632125 earlier age 0.968178 tobacco smoke exposure 0.838581 sister chromatid exchanges 0.724482 dry-cleaning workers 0.737585 study 0.845038 capacitor manufacturing facilities 0.73417 female flight attendants 0.757513 previous study 0.661522	thyroid gland 0.632763 Hemoglobin adducts 0.643975 occupational exposure 0.776573 industry sector workers 0.774179 Cause-specific mortality 0.72129 Occupational lung cancer 0.772213 update study 0.6726 ethylene oxide 0.768213 heart disease 0.635596 hospital workers 0.662455 seafood processing plants 0.769862 cancer mortality risks 0.869127 particularly black women 0.77182 hazardous substances 0.759838 breast cancer risk 0.783492 study group 0.68636 cancer-causing agent 0.631718 breast cancer 0.955793 garment workers 0.651751 reduced blood supply 0.746867 lung cancer death 0.894843 EtO sterilizer 0.693778 Workplace exposures 0.650009 stomach cancer 0.687439	CLICK HERE
11462	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Birth Defects & Developmental Disabilities	For the millions of Americans with birth defects, disabilities, and blood disorders, a happy, healthy life can be challenging to realize.	blood disorders 0.715287 CDC 0.252991 healthy life 0.483173 husband 0.311029 prevents 0.257983 program 0.248757 screening—pulse oximetry—that 0.44158 pregnant women 0.488999 medications 0.249252 Cora 0.941699 simple screening 0.431571 family members 0.465042 developmental disabilities 0.453707 pulse oximetry 0.452629 antibody 0.251852 lives 0.252345 genetic inhibitor 0.46499 Americans 0.247305 early identification 0.458664 congenital heart defect 0.684702 unborn babies 0.495996 undetected congenital heart 0.989691 gene mutations 0.738154 early morning 0.442297 millions 0.255363	programs 0.252436 support 0.248565 congenital heart defects 0.658523 coroner 0.323134 treatment 0.247646 new law 0.42649 hemophilia worldwide 0.483944 prevention efforts 0.483928 health services 0.469605 normal pregnancy 0.459295 congenital heart disease 0.660271 researches autism 0.481833 hospital 0.300353 complications 0.250213 Kristine 0.252291 families 0.248618 heart defect 0.828761 birth defects 0.486588 people 0.252401 home 0.24847 Signs 0.251635 genetic testing 0.455671 risk 0.251905 Learn 0.251658	CLICK HERE
11624	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Fact Sheet: New Modeling Tool for Response to Ebola Virus Disease | Media Statement - Fact Sheet | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	humanitarian aid efforts 0.312478 multiple family members 0.324924 multiple U.S. departments 0.316527 affected countries 0.321685 case projections 0.268227 partner countries 0.264122 treatment beds 0.265718 Great Britain 0.265028 non-isolated individuals 0.27142 response modeling tool 0.556022 Ebola transmission 0.441443 federal government 0.266011 U.S. government Ebola 0.493456 ebola epidemic 0.562078 international responders 0.270052 tool illustrates 0.275446 local governments 0.268111 sick individuals 0.270061 burial practices 0.455156 prevention interventions 0.274874 short-term estimates 0.271779 World Health Organization 0.319876 safe burial practices 0.435122 emergency response resources 0.350903 key elements 0.26858	treatment facilities 0.266672 State Department 0.266264 additional resources 0.266661 ebola treatment units 0.618468 isolation settings 0.265821 isolation capacity 0.270554 Microsoft Excel spreadsheet 0.3244 healthy individuals 0.323174 Ebola situations 0.47198 traditional burial practices 0.433635 health workers 0.26656 Sierra Leone 0.339591 robust response 0.277896 current situation 0.268216 deceased body 0.269316 new Ebola cases 0.528368 tipping point 0.37752 bodily fluids 0.334829 dynamic modeling tool 0.359688 public health actions 0.314956 ebola response modeling 0.803393 Gaining Control 0.269961 Key Variables 0.269564 home care 0.265495	CLICK HERE
12778	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Prevalence of Risk Factors for SuicideAmong Veterinarians - United States, 2014	Please note: An erratum has been published for this article. To view the erratum, please click here.	veterinary medical associations 0.576926 mental health 0.606677 depressive episodes 0.559508 Human Services 0.547349 VIN News Service 0.607502 Tracy K. Witte 0.59031 psychological distress 0.762075 female respondents 0.627566 livestock department 0.517904 Suicide Among Veterinarians 0.709267 risk factors 0.74992 Local Readiness 0.556183 Paul D. Pion 0.55791 commonly reported age 0.576851 suicidal ideation 0.698979 underlying risk factors 0.57302 suicidal behavior 0.718811 Randall J. Nett 0.756047 small animal medicine 0.696829 Renee H. Funk 0.583401 Daniel R. O'Leary 0.594697 lower lifetime prevalence 0.58784 Kris K. Carter 0.583598 effective prevention methods 0.558266	Katie M. Kurkjian 0.5877 Karl J. Musgrave 0.590814 State health departments 0.613178 prevalence estimates 0.525443 Kessler-6 psychological distress 0.751624 Brigid L. Elchos 0.590562 Kerry R. Pride 0.58468 Enzo R. Campagnolo 0.598781 social desirability bias 0.567755 U.S. veterinarians 0.971581 Veterinary Information Network 0.730867 Public Health Veterinarians 0.748841 Stacy M. Holzbauer 0.597277 Veterinary Medical Association 0.57477 Colorado State University 0.580211 Public Health Preparedness 0.703706 suicide risk factors 0.621572 Mental Health Investigation 0.605564 JAVMA News 0.593635 female U.S. adults 0.729743 psychological distress scale 0.75158 Animal Health 0.532818 veterinary medicine 0.51696 suicide attempts 0.56542	CLICK HERE
13052	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Importation and Domestic Transmission of Shigella sonneiResistant to Ciprofloxacin - United States, May 2014-February2015	Anna Bowen, MD1, Jacqueline Hurd, MPH1, Cora Hoover, MD2, Yvette Khachadourian, MPH3, Elizabeth Traphagen, MPH4, Emily Harvey4, Tanya Libby, MPH5, Sara Ehlers, MPH2, Melissa Ongpin, MPH2, J. Corbin Norton1, Amelia Bicknese1, Akiko Kimura, MD6 (Author affiliations at end of text).	antimicrobial medications 0.715624 San Francisco Department 0.559286 Antimicrobial Resistance Monitoring 0.767221 intermediate susceptibility 0.578329 Anna Bowen 0.549389 PulseNet cluster 0.545652 Health care providers 0.548336 antimicrobial susceptibility data 0.639422 macrolide resistance genes 0.549975 National Center 0.572231 shigellosis 0.67 recent international travel 0.634602 oral antimicrobial medications 0.642009 antimicrobial susceptibility summary 0.660435 public health officials 0.652363 Francisco outbreak cases 0.591135 meticulous hygiene regimens 0.546143 Environmental Diseases 0.572271 National Antimicrobial Resistance 0.765586 Infectious Diseases 0.568438 J. Corbin Norton 0.552908 pulsed-field gel electrophoresis 0.697465 S. sonnei 0.690217 antimicrobial susceptibilities 0.570818 Puerto Rico 0.552442	United States 0.835663 Shigella sonnei infections 0.612785 reserve antimicrobial medications 0.612391 azithromycin-nonsusceptible shigellosis 0.545661 antimicrobial therapy 0.549135 uncommon pulsed-field gel 0.552427 total isolates 0.570745 antimicrobial susceptibility information 0.685194 counsel shigellosis patients 0.657983 adult international travelers 0.591357 local health departments 0.570567 public health 0.789648 antimicrobial treatment 0.553771 cases 0.654265 international travel 0.925055 child care settings 0.648817 ciprofloxacin-resistant shigellosis 0.640332 antimicrobial susceptibility 0.774439 Public Health Division 0.552468 San Francisco 0.78662 ciprofloxacin-resistant S. sonnei 0.652348 national molecular subtyping 0.567426 Dominican Republic 0.603611 federal public health 0.567466	CLICK HERE
13751	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Women's Stories	Learn more about breast cancer in young women and understanding your risk for breast cancer by hearing from eight women whose lives have been deeply affected by breast cancer.	young women 0.400132 treatment 0.340073 Carletta 0.338691 genetic counselor 0.488036 biopsy results 0.39255 Ashkenazi Jewish heritage 0.671211 health care provider 0.458206 father 0.340997 maternal aunt 0.390072 mom 0.344695 triathlon 0.319416 BRCA2 gene mutation 0.642837 regular screening 0.38862 Jackie 0.340795 options 0.340436 Cassie 0.407312 surveillance 0.342002 lump 0.345292	Marleah 0.356554 goal 0.319867 lives 0.321948 ovarian cancer 0.38565 gene mutation 0.853887 BRCA1 gene mutation 0.806208 colon cancer 0.391632 grandmother 0.319943 breast MRI 0.443842 breast cancer 0.978773 Meagan 0.348983 preventive surgeries 0.394152 Lisa’s family 0.379194 Amy 0.343475 relatives 0.318998 Cara 0.410552 aunts 0.323805 family history 0.397883	CLICK HERE
13978	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National Homeless Person's Memorial Day | CDC Features	This day serves to raise awareness of those who don't have a place to call home, and to remember those who have died as a result of being homeless. Since 1990, our country has observed National Homeless Persons' Memorial Day.	social service agencies 0.598624 country 0.398567 homeless people 0.681429 important HUD endeavor 0.616952 housing outcomes 0.470106 U.S. Department 0.476061 residential programs 0.471256 awareness 0.364536 unsheltered locations 0.470984 poverty 0.362787 health care providers 0.617554 Memorial 0.364414 biennial PIT count 0.624506 greater risk 0.466424 poor health outcomes 0.657761 stable shelter 0.472924 poor mental health 0.624793 integrated efforts 0.457713 public-private partnerships 0.46602 life expectancy 0.48451 local HUD 0.477632 homeless persons 0.971712 single individuals 0.469909 national effort 0.45639	health protection agency 0.614128 unaffordable housing 0.490575 safe housing 0.502187 HPMD events 0.475958 unaccompanied youth 0.478729 Urban Development 0.475887 United States 0.475539 profound impact 0.481173 general population 0.463407 percent 0.533517 National Homeless Persons 0.838793 risk homelessness 0.538098 national concern 0.462322 accurate health information 0.60887 substance abuse 0.464376 federal agencies 0.457456 public health needs 0.621057 rapid re-housing 0.456373 cross-sector partnership discussions 0.601999 community organizations 0.461859 non-federal organizations 0.469122 Collective efforts 0.451051 mortality rate 0.460979 Housing First initiatives 0.464434	CLICK HERE
16003	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	FIGURE 1. Influenza vaccine dosing algorithm for children aged 6 months through 8 years - Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, United States, 2015-16 influenza season*	Vaccinating Children Algorithm (Figure 1) - CDC			CLICK HERE