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2996	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Surgeon General Video Contest: We Deserve a Chance to Live Out Our Dreams!	Kids learn about life by watching their parents. What if kids grew up in a smoke-free world? Created by first runner-up, Taylor Blackwell.	Rap 0.339269 Taylor Blackwell 0.496437 CDC 0.59864 Candy-Flavored Tobacco 0.410485 perfect roll 0.39007 Catherine Tate 0.385017 Slate Magazine 0.397194 smoke-free world 0.40976 Disease Control 0.910341 Smokers Believe Secondhand 0.48744 Duplin TRU Team 0.477636 runner 0.621024 Impact 0.338056 industria 0.321775 age category 0.399524 comment policy 0.399338 Ric Blackwell 0.40026 sec ad 0.396285 Duration 0.913243 Florida 0.318601 YouTube 0.319913 simple guide 0.396138 Tobacco 0.460569 Buerger 0.319325	Quitline NZ 0.398329 http://streaming.cdc.gov/vod.php?id=f.. 0.319265 Blackwell Acting Reel 0.467423 Comic Relief 0.384859 parents 0.319381 Centers 0.461506 Adderall XR 0.400155 David Tennant 0.388663 Grand Prize 0.69862 life 0.337982 Liza Weil smoking2 0.465515 Prevention 0.461333 Crayons 0.320802 Yo tengo el 0.502504 Video Contest 0.400892 views 0.730871 kids 0.340645 Cigarettes Smoke 0.39407 CDC Tips 0.451514 accordance 0.318605 Comments 0.318404 Ages 0.556102 poder 0.320122 Surgeon General 0.400355	CLICK HERE
6526	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Key Facts about Human Infections with Variant Viruses (Swine Origin Influenza Viruses in Humans)	Key Facts about Human Infections with Variant Viruses (Swine Origin Influenza Viruses in Humans) - CDC	type A influenza 0.386903 swine influenza virus 0.591329 novel viruses 0.275777 variant flu viruses 0.43509 swine industry 0.235236 H3N2 virus 0.216854 Mortality Weekly Report 0.206511 United States 0.206038 variant influenza virus. 0.460632 human influenza viruses 0.616197 swine herds 0.247966 CDC Seasonal Influenza 0.378394 infected swine 0.283659 infected pigs 0.252116 influenza-infected pigs 0.229355 pigs 0.34685 Variant Influenza Viruses 0.5677 variant influenza virus 0.470507 Swine flu viruses 0.537581 variant viruses 0.434956 exhibits housing pigs 0.246732 human-to-human transmission 0.201732 swine origin influenza 0.491657 influenza A virus 0.377467	novel influenza virus 0.457123 influenza vaccines 0.350998 seasonal influenza 0.484044 influenza pandemic 0.355698 influenza virus infections 0.600287 Yes. Swine flu 0.308289 variant viruses. 0.20184 human seasonal influenza 0.401157 people 0.252521 influenza A H1N1 0.345369 seasonal flu transmits 0.21559 pandemic preparedness efforts 0.208144 human infections 0.305787 new virus 0.256025 limited person-to-person spread 0.212188 influenza viruses 0.964527 sick pigs 0.267213 influenza virus 0.720951 variant virus infections 0.355254 infect pigs 0.213257 U.S. Human Infections 0.238789 state level surveillance 0.200564 influenza a h3n2 0.391627	CLICK HERE
8332	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	TB - Basic TB Facts - TB Personal Stories	Division of Tuberculosis Elimination	latent TB infection 0.644718 treatment 0.381576 high school 0.203777 night sweats 0.209705 unexplained weight loss 0.290472 hardest parts 0.202004 extracurricular activities 0.211967 United States 0.211084 TB survivor 0.443269	TB disease 0.768439 emergency room 0.209528 family member 0.214575 cough medicine 0.211709 TB 0.901576 health worker check 0.270974 local TB program 0.463141 peer counselor 0.312133 family 0.246555	CLICK HERE
8691	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Preventing Chronic Disease - CDC: Volume 10, 2013: 12_0203	Volumen 10 — el 25 de abril de 2013.	múltiples enfermedades 0.529 creciente admisión 0.539166 obstructiva crónica 0.527113	siguientes afecciones 0.566087 Estados Unidos 0.925024	CLICK HERE
9339	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Reducción de enfermedades cardiovasculares mediante guías de pacientes, Denver, Colorado, 2007-2009	null	Task Force 0.439066 posibles participantes 0.590717 Prev Med 0.608006 Increasing physical activity 0.439606 D’Agostino RB 0.444649 cardiovascular health promotion 0.435488 risk factors 0.555447 colesterol hdl 0.637464 colesterol ldl 0.541493 Kannel WB 0.441261 community health 0.487639 community health workers 0.481655 Denver Public Health 0.443907 Hospital Authority 0.434563 coronary heart 0.623273 salud comunitaria 0.448033 baja densidad 0.488624 Battaglia TA 0.438665 Public Health 0.453172 referenciaa periodo 0.439137 Wilson PW 0.437098 alto riesgo 0.446644 puntuación frs 0.9552 disease risk 0.523207 vasculopatía periférica 0.511662	mm hg 0.44637 physical activity questionnaire 0.437454 Características Periodo 0.464339 Gen Intern Med 0.582757 alta densidad 0.635437 Salud Pública 0.532261 Patient navigation 0.480286 bajos ingresos 0.498242 Intern Med 0.655953 aórtico abdominal 0.447994 Sullivan LM 0.44187 modifiable risk factors 0.43532 cardiopatía coronaria 0.662293 Arch Intern Med 0.440705 Denver Health 0.462548 presente intervención 0.512404 physical activity 0.606014 características clínicas 0.534321 health center 0.481708 absolute cardiovascular risk 0.438053 mejorías significativas 0.459824 Community Preventive Services 0.472714 primary care 0.443791 puntuación frs frente 0.449823	CLICK HERE
9502	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Fatal Foodborne Clostridium perfringens Illness at a State Psychiatric Hospital — Louisiana, 2010	Persons using assistive technology might not be able to fully access information in this file. For assistance, please send e-mail to: mmwrq@cdc.gov.	C. perfringens–specific PCR 0.435687 beta toxin 0.429094 rabbit anti-Clostridium antibody 0.453784 psychiatric inpatient facilities 0.474609 stool specimens 0.541172 necrotizing colitis 0.475031 clostridial necrotizing enteritis 0.450772 Paul C. Melstrom 0.431637 kitchen-prepared suspect meal 0.413743 C. perfringens enterotoxin 0.7248 Clostridium perfringens 0.597205 outbreak 0.46088 food preparation guidelines 0.477201 Postmortem pathology 0.446461 Hospital infection control 0.475378 C. perfringens type 0.686155 patients 0.427999 loose stools 0.433146 C. perfringens 0.969973 impaired intestinal motility 0.557694 emergency department 0.547713 fatal necrotizing colitis 0.473445 foodborne illness 0.614017 strict food preparation 0.412731 Illness onset 0.424772	suspect meal 0.472713 United States 0.442009 ambulatory black man 0.462547 food preparation policies 0.410002 food service workers 0.464422 Raoult C. Ratard 0.431204 gastrointestinal illness 0.41097 large loose stool 0.413429 anti–intestinal motility 0.455323 species-specific C. perfringens 0.634217 Psychiatric hospital residents 0.427478 foodborne C. 0.413754 public health 0.501331 state psychiatric hospital 0.632163 kitchen staff members 0.423533 attack rate 0.427673 perfringens type A. 0.605965 staff members 0.752161 outbreak cause 0.421877 suspect evening meal 0.5624 hospital staff members 0.427703 infection control staff 0.469721 hospital guidelines 0.413695 postmortem examination 0.447248	CLICK HERE
10573	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Search the NIOSH Website	null	NIOSH Research Rounds 0.715365 NIOSH Milestones 0.609882 NIOSH History 0.611473 Health Workforce Assessment 0.201582 NIOSH Programs 0.651395 Search Form Controls 0.381327 NIOSH Homepage 0.712037 Contact NIOSH 0.809963 NIOSH A-Z Index 0.778422 Contact NIOSH Add 0.673955 Worker Health Study 0.203643 Health Topics 0.260642 Workplace Safety 0.251271 National Occupational Safety 0.222819 NIOSH Advisory Committees 0.697839	occupational safety 0.459645 Search Controls 0.229884 page options Skip 0.22406 Health Effects Laboratory 0.20448 NIOSH Website 0.908723 Construction Occupational Safety 0.201871 NIOSH Science Blog 0.694829 NIOSH Goals 0.612192 FRN Archive 0.514051 Respiratory Health Division 0.21987 Search NIOSHTIC-2 Research 0.24005 NIOSH Centers 0.643782 NIOSH Awards 0.615479 Notices FRN Archive 0.208056	CLICK HERE
14114	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Protect Yourself & Your Family Against the Flu | CDC Features	Each flu season, flu causes millions of illnesses, hundreds of thousands of hospitalizations and thousands or sometimes tens of thousands of deaths. Vaccination can reduce flu illnesses, doctors' visits, and missed work and school due to flu, as well as prevent flu-related hospitalizations.	coronary artery disease 0.40019 high risk groups 0.409417 influenza antiviral drugs 0.408269 different flu viruses 0.754764 sickle cell disease 0.400767 flu vaccines 0.661404 congestive heart failure 0.39397 Healthy people 0.381488 Body Mass Index 0.398544 metabolic disorders 0.390248 greater risk 0.48442 important steps 0.366477 risk suspect flu 0.666126 sick people 0.379734 flu illness 0.680013 flu antiviral drugs 0.663008 rare exceptions 0.365435 Chronic lung disease 0.399711 vaccine effectiveness 0.380161 his/her first dose 0.36581 high risk 0.504643 Flu activity 0.658032 flu illnesses 0.655443 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.400393	flu symptoms 0.662298 United States 0.418501 alcohol-based hand rub 0.406721 chronic health conditions 0.400145 flu-related deaths 0.375502 flu vaccine 0.765501 flu complications 0.690516 flu-related hospitalizations 0.450763 Flu vaccination 0.660158 everyday preventative actions 0.400845 vaccine viruses 0.393565 flu-related complications 0.386389 congenital heart disease 0.399771 prevent flu-related hospitalizations 0.450404 health care 0.409812 spinal cord injury 0.391934 long-term care facilities 0.396429 flu viruses 0.755434 people 0.466889 flu 0.912373 influenza complications 0.365679 CDC Flu Website 0.640804 best possible protection 0.407869 long-term aspirin therapy 0.396491	CLICK HERE
15740	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Increases in Fentanyl-Related Overdose Deaths - Florida andOhio, 2013-2015 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	butyryl fentanyl 0.457236 fentanyl submissions 0.576695 fentanyl submissions data 0.465404 morphine-positive fentanyl deaths 0.501671 opioid overdose decedents 0.364812 law enforcement submissions 0.359746 medical examiner 0.399909 fentanyl analogs 0.654363 fentanyl death surveillance 0.469295 drug 0.359304 fentanyl-related overdose deaths 0.419138 overdose deaths 0.436637 fentanyl death rates 0.502165 distinguishing deaths 0.351195 IMF 0.374347 overdose risk 0.345598 National Forensic Laboratory 0.35222 Florida illicit market 0.344856 Florida 0.425255 highest fentanyl death 0.4877 persons 0.355702 fentanyl’s potency 0.471206 fentanyl decedents 0.526304 prescription fentanyl 0.485881	fentanyl overdoses 0.483865 illicitly manufactured fentanyl 0.497857 fentanyl death 0.533264 heroin overdose decedents 0.37259 mental health disorder 0.384888 acetyl fentanyl 0.480103 fentanyl analog submissions 0.460061 emergency medical services 0.355419 increases 0.354234 high-burden counties 0.375388 Forensic Laboratory Information 0.352166 fentanyl deaths 0.975106 overdose scene characteristics 0.346 fentanyl mortality 0.503053 U.S. fentanyl deaths 0.503014 Ohio Department 0.349221 law enforcement 0.412813 public health 0.382613 fentanyl overdose decedents 0.535727 Drug Enforcement Administration 0.355863 risk profiles 0.345206 sharp increases 0.349418 drug products 0.348054 Ohio 0.422203	CLICK HERE
15748	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Differences in Fruit and Vegetable Intake by Race/Ethnicityand by Hispanic Origin and Nativity Among Women in the SpecialSupplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children,2015	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.	non-Hispanic black participants 0.560753 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.508221 Supplemental Nutrition Program 0.503923 vegetable module 0.491142 food security status 0.597301 diverse Hispanic origin 0.499315 social desirability trait 0.942546 South American women 0.51374 foreign-born Hispanics 0.651338 non-Hispanic white elders 0.487304 total intake 0.498893 William Paterson University 0.496421 language preference 0.685414 fruit juice 0.537432 orange-colored vegetables 0.62651 Special Supplemental Nutrition 0.505659 Hispanic origin 0.627206 post hoc tests 0.570344 Hispanic origin groups 0.540291 wic program 0.4881 Hispanic WIC participants 0.54875 Fresh Start participants 0.490816 fruit intake 0.513941 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.508294 study 0.487809	carotenoid intake 0.50269 United States 0.494334 fruit 0.652997 educational attainment 0.495849 differences 0.536285 vegetables 0.667419 low-income Hispanic women 0.509737 WIC nutrition policies 0.50718 race/ethnicity 0.496541 higher social desirability 0.493244 juice intake 0.488899 non-Hispanic blacks 0.579038 intake differences 0.524329 non-Hispanic whites 0.555024 multiple Hispanic origin 0.488321 participants 0.612267 WIC Fresh Start 0.611438 Bonferroni post hoc 0.575741 vegetable intake 0.779823 non-Hispanic white participants 0.547011 Hispanic participants 0.597428 higher intake 0.507363 non-Hispanic white women 0.545907 mean difference 0.532907	CLICK HERE