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7557	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Influenza Vaccination Coverage Among Health-Care Personnel -2011-12 Influenza Season, United States	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.	HCP work settings 0.266487 long-term care facilities 0.205662 influenza vaccination coverage 0.573329 overall influenza vaccination 0.244378 HCP vaccination coverage 0.696386 self-reported HCP vaccination 0.373611 HCP groups 0.270766 influenza vaccination measure 0.246083 influenza vaccination 0.929286 comprehensive HCP influenza 0.36534 vaccination coverage 0.81577	self-reported influenza vaccination 0.274771 HCP influenza vaccination 0.894265 Internet panel survey 0.29971 influenza vaccination levels 0.293226 volunteer HCP 0.232658 overall HCP vaccination 0.499934 annual influenza vaccination 0.243249 Internet panel 0.436135 Internet panel surveys 0.313275 vaccination coverage levels 0.21063 HCP occupation 0.22515	CLICK HERE
8727	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Suicide Among Adults Aged 35-64 Years - United States,1999-2010	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.	suicide risk 0.441033 mental health 0.377612 high suicide rates 0.460823 suicide research 0.416529 suicide rates 0.958329 highest suicide rates 0.455944 annual age-adjusted suicide 0.479452 low suicide rates 0.462964 greatest increases 0.402389 common mechanisms 0.386028 American Indian/Alaska Natives 0.456198 common suicide mechanisms 0.452275 potential suicide prevention 0.44499 suffocation 0.394919 observed suicide rates 0.478777 suicide prevention strategies 0.529225 racial/ethnic populations 0.378363 overall suicide rate 0.44128 persons 0.39472 age-adjusted rates 0.370922 annual suicide rates 0.52912 Mid-life suicide 0.412025 suicide prevention 0.56712 elevated suicide rates 0.457541 group–specific annual suicide 0.450431	state suicide rates 0.454726 suicide circumstances 0.414142 age-adjusted suicide 0.635333 United States 0.517016 age group 0.402159 age-adjusted suicide rate 0.543626 West Virginia 0.370806 mutually exclusive categories 0.420644 Joseph L. Annest 0.387753 middle-aged adults 0.511607 National Cancer Institute 0.392142 public health 0.38151 New York 0.373212 Rhode Island 0.371876 u.s. census region 0.39728 age-adjusted annual suicide 0.489675 suicide preventive measures 0.452596 suicide prevention efforts 0.490925 poisoning suicide rates 0.466872 New Jersey 0.373225 age-adjusted suicide rates 0.634377 suicide risk factors 0.438059 New Hampshire 0.373241 older adults 0.378141	CLICK HERE
9762	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National Epilepsy Month - November 2013	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.	epilepsy 0.918197 mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.457947 MEW Network programs 0.658292 Miller JW 0.438051 United States 0.445304 U.S. Government Printing 0.546742 original MMWR paper 0.538557 brain disorder 0.445785 Managing Epilepsy 0.673387 adults 0.368164 Human Services 0.552577 assistive technology 0.458797 research study 0.436336 health-care providers 0.592831 U.S. Department 0.549447 MMWR HTML versions 0.542738 MMWR readers 0.438616 character translation 0.425276 Epilepsy Foundation 0.680024 Escoffery C. Results 0.566172 National Epilepsy Awareness 0.810121 electronic PDF version 0.53022 recurrent seizures 0.452325 Long-term outcomes 0.43647	epilepsy self-management program 0.825935 format errors 0.426609 epilepsy groups 0.679603 related resources 0.437171 CDC Prevention Research 0.591261 telephone-based program 0.460209 subject line 0.455122 Additional information 0.438152 Contact GPO 0.456845 typeset documents 0.433086 trade names 0.431157 commercial sources 0.431065 U.S. universities 0.448031 official text 0.423877 current prices 0.42859 non-CDC sites 0.430569 depression treatment program 0.574182 original paper copy 0.537238 et al 0.4283 Walker ER 0.431187 Epilepsy Behav 0.781481 MEW Network 0.74528 electronic conversions 0.423264	CLICK HERE
9831	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Racial Differences in Ideal Cardiovascular Health Metrics Among Mississippi Adults, 2009 Mississippi Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System - CDC	Cardiovascular disease is a leading cause of death and health disparities in Mississippi. Identifying populations with poor cardiovascular health may help direct interventions toward those populations disproportionately affected, which may ultimately increase cardiovascular health and decrease prominent disparities.	health care provider 0.319184 blacks 0.360306 health risk behaviors 0.297305 high blood cholesterol 0.431375 whites 0.331679 health disparities 0.384794 Rev Public Health 0.298979 current smoking 0.346479 health care professionals 0.309783 racial groups 0.291606 risk factors 0.349941 body mass index 0.322271 racial differences 0.335105 Mississippi adults 0.300904 mean cardiovascular metrics 0.300671 large health disparities 0.291926 CV health characteristics 0.309346 ideal metrics score 0.400159 Mississippi 0.305605 white women 0.293595 Mississippi State Department 0.291402 black women 0.307785 ideal health behaviors 0.30115 poor CV health 0.49589	public health policy 0.292365 ideal CV health 0.578856 poor cardiovascular health 0.332503 mean ideal metrics 0.300895 mean ideal CV 0.309206 ideal CV metrics 0.337226 major public health 0.298832 prevalence estimates 0.29704 CVD-related health disparities 0.292555 heart disease 0.31188 non-Hispanic blacks 0.325776 racial health disparities 0.315733 cardiovascular health metrics 0.46563 non-Hispanic whites 0.314524 public health 0.384 prominent health disparities 0.304595 CV health metrics 0.90476 CV health components 0.31724 mean CV health 0.33021 ideal levels 0.304306 health care coverage 0.575449 physical activity 0.454984 logistic regression models 0.363372 CVD health metrics 0.339985	CLICK HERE
10024	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	eCards Guidelines & Best Practices	Basic information from CDC about breast cancer.	CDC Web site 0.704749 CDC’s National 0.5471 clearance channels 0.550751 content-specific GovDelivery email 0.53091 HHS content standards 0.566007 Disease Control 0.560959 social media tools 0.842689 eCard Web page 0.749845 standard Arial font 0.559499 communications science clearance 0.564892 additional information 0.556446 Clear eCard files 0.704069 Certain design aspects 0.538323 CDC content pages 0.618427 Social media activities 0.538962 federally recognized holidays 0.538668 point Arial 0.558779 CDC Health-e-Card Checklist 0.579795 CDC.gov home page 0.572854 short text description 0.547568 electronic greeting cards 0.570193 intended message 0.545935 Greeting Card Association 0.577238 high-profile topic-specific pages 0.530646 eCard audio 0.681504	eCard cover 0.639368 eCard animation 0.675816 eCard 0.957246 point Arial font 0.554252 stock photography images 0.532383 contact socialmedia 0.598772 Digital Media Branch 0.819138 eCards 0.831048 evergreen eCards 0.572235 eCard template 0.716855 Health Communication Science 0.575531 standard buttons 0.551157 font type 0.542782 health communications program 0.570188 CDC Brand Identity 0.581616 CDC.gov Web site 0.558675 public health professionals 0.555889 National Influenza Vaccination 0.540219 eCard metrics 0.638896 appropriate CDC.gov content 0.552745 character limit 0.544632 best Web page 0.568053 eCard project 0.679038 partner Web site 0.541071	CLICK HERE
11306	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Lead - Tips - Sources of Lead - Candy	The Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program is committed to the Healthy People goal of eliminating elevated blood lead levels in children by 2020. CDC continues to assist state and local childhood lead poisoning prevention programs, to provide a scientific basis for policy decisions, and to ensure that health issues are addressed in decisions about housing and the environment.	advisories 0.327759 FDA 0.397266 candy 0.976139 health care provider 0.715254 adults 0.324308 Drug Administration 0.466381 source 0.327111 availability 0.326514 lead levels increase 0.555919 imported candy 0.729699 pregnant women 0.44048 children 0.375606 elevated blood lead 0.568441 care providers 0.433006 U.S. Food 0.466537 Lead poisoning 0.461083 potential 0.329511 processes 0.327731 manufacturers 0.329154 distributors 0.329108 warnings 0.330992	blood test 0.520699 People 0.326325 lead-contaminated candy 0.67762 paper wrappers 0.46116 tighter guidelines 0.481936 consumer candies 0.524101 symptoms 0.324211 safe blood lead 0.573053 plastic 0.326297 importers 0.326929 small amounts 0.454318 laboratory 0.324979 chili powder 0.456339 treatment options 0.438824 Mexico 0.388138 information 0.324093 lead exposure 0.469353 Certain candy ingredients 0.780287 blood lead levels 0.692595 child 0.34417 tamarind 0.336912	CLICK HERE
11756	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Norovirus | Clinical Overview | CDC	Clinical information about norovirus including symptoms, immunity, and transmission	different ways 0.421049 stool 0.253763 original Norwalk strain 0.673082 body aches 0.471747 objects 0.29151 norovirus infection 0.800515 viral particles 0.441586 sapoviruses 0.250081 direct contact 0.428212 school 0.248725 immune systems 0.450326 long-term problems 0.455873 young children 0.700181 Nearly two-thirds 0.755184 symptoms 0.471326 different types 0.423968 common complication 0.452081 low-grade fever 0.471465 GIV 0.249582 person 0.551207 family Caliciviridae 0.468105 nursing homes 0.7137 different genotypes 0.46769 norovirus outbreaks 0.984767 household members 0.424061	death 0.247184 Typical symptoms— 0.468189 video 0.346583 immunity 0.309097 vomit 0.251028 single-stranded RNA viruses 0.726294 vulnerable patients 0.745218 surfaces 0.342757 norovirus particles 0.454212 Norwalk-like viruses 0.50772 acute gastroenteritis 0.835674 headaches 0.249991 norovirus genogroups 0.481707 billions 0.251848 GII.4 genotype 0.475473 common cause 0.437284 hospitalization 0.252409 people 0.649 medical care 0.455019 noroviruses 0.850918 infected person 0.516622 specific types 0.442023 older adults 0.697345 severe dehydration 0.463339	CLICK HERE
12010	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Transmisión | Enfermedad del Ébola	null	hospital staff 0.298211 virus transmission 0.328825 large numbers 0.31566 wild animals 0.305788 Ebola virus 0.853916 instruments 0.251611 direct contact 0.3145 Ebola transmission 0.601247 contact 0.373365 affected people 0.309459 multiple spillover events 0.421325 mosquitoes 0.22114 natural reservoir host 0.415333 personal protective equipment 0.378651 primates 0.242926 bushmeat 0.226523 public health partners 0.375357 body fluids 0.303866 patient care 0.297225 past Ebola outbreaks 0.753565 monkeys 0.246464 highest risk 0.300973 scientists 0.220299 syringes 0.221211	Ebola patients 0.668656 Ebola 0.964083 Person-to-person transmission 0.322386 infected bats 0.354324 semen 0.325181 healthcare personnel 0.298782 Ebola viruses 0.694522 mucous membranes 0.315934 adequate sterilization 0.301223 close contact 0.306021 Proper cleaning 0.297747 man 0.231025 infected blood 0.34753 medical equipment 0.297555 sex 0.234632 fruit bat 0.315366 food 0.238117 way 0.22047 infected animal 0.368116 healthcare settings 0.371387 Healthcare providers 0.302036 time 0.230414 male Ebola survivors 0.675366 vaginal fluids 0.299471	CLICK HERE
12511	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Julie Riggs | Raw Milk Video	Julie Riggs and her family live in a small town in Missouri. Her husband and daughter couldn’t tolerate cow’s milk, so the family decided to try raw goat’s milk from a local farmer. In this video, Julie describes what happened to her daughter and husband. 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://streaming.cdc.gov/vod.php?id=lb6f8f8abfc1564dd4fbda800ce32efaa20110106131712765	Julie Riggs 0.970193		CLICK HERE
15876	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Datos sobre el síndrome de Down	null	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.489505 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.487735 Archivo Microsoft 0.640484 with mosaic down 0.733055 Archivo Microsoft Word 0.495996 Archivo Texto 0.452838 Dey SK 0.453821 Druschel C 0.449952 suficiente oxígeno 0.456383 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.489113 Med Genet A 0.683435 report from 0.451195 pequeños pedazos 0.454914 altered meiotic recombination 0.497893 pequeño porcentaje 0.460095	Archivo RealPlayer 0.456687 raras ocasiones 0.454483 Down Syndrome Projects 0.741438 Freeman SB 0.453375 Feingold E 0.452206 Enfermedad tiroidea 0.455419 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.496906 down syndrome 0.912508 menor edad.3-5 0.457856 Ghosh S 0.450373 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.489356 suficiente hierro 0.457376 Defectos Congénitos 0.456335 Hum Genet 0.469886	CLICK HERE