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6028	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Glutaraldehyde - 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
6216	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	People live longer if they practice one or more healthy lifestyle behaviors - Press Release: August 18, 2011	CDC report finds people live longer if they practice one or more healthy lifestyle behaviors	healthy diet 0.674142 low-risk behaviors 0.507342 CDC’s National 0.406307 healthy behaviors– 0.504772 small percentage 0.396354 CDC study 0.408224 moderate alcohol consumption 0.482857 Disease Control 0.406222 healthy lifestyles 0.48408 Mortality Study 0.492231 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.638673 U. S. population 0.460239 researchers 0.334649 study period 0.406879 American Journal 0.396923 greater adoption 0.386866 significant progress 0.382539 National Health 0.479928 regular physical activity 0.657408 intensity physical activity 0.470459 HUMAN SERVICES 0.389713 healthy lifestyle behaviors 0.843476 moderate intensity 0.406644 Centers 0.319105 healthy behaviors 0.986508	moderate drinkers 0.403036 survey participants 0.390812 alcohol consumption 0.49985 regular exercise 0.404846 percent 0.492392 low-risk health behaviors 0.595255 excessive alcohol 0.403552 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.389816 smoking 0.361294 causes 0.336885 public health communities 0.45811 public health 0.471118 All-Cause Mortality 0.422739 Mexican-Americans 0.32115 CDC’s efforts 0.399459 cardiovascular disease 0.394639 R. Frieden 0.405919 people 0.458448 substantial gain 0.385484 mortality follow-up 0.412941 NHANES 0.330523 Survey III Mortality 0.412449 2010 Dietary Guidelines 0.4699 large percentage 0.397348	CLICK HERE
7421	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FEMA-Provided Travel Trailer Study - Formaldehyde Exposure in Homes	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.	occupational settings 0.467117 Environmental Health Sep-Oct 0.52502 formaldehyde emission rates 0.681849 environmental health 0.563442 formaldehyde resins 0.663853 formal pulmonary function 0.467706 homes 0.473429 Main et al. 0.472025 formaldehyde exposure 0.737866 environmental health criteria 0.482422 human health effects 0.47059 Industrial Hygiene Association 0.465422 formaldehyde 0.90976 World Health Organization 0.533295 pulmonary function 0.477247 formaldehyde levels 0.735164 lower formaldehyde levels 0.692814 Alexandersson et al. 0.473239 Hygiene Association Journal 0.467485 formaldehyde emissions 0.633565 median formaldehyde level 0.670701 Hodgson et al. 0.507463 health effects 0.640778 Formaldehyde dose-response 0.612242 et al. 0.509923	Gordon et al. 0.470554 Public Health 0.474548 Product Safety Commission 0.47447 urea foam formaldehyde 0.683994 chronic health effects 0.520359 Association Journal Jun 0.468462 Environmental Health Jul-Aug 0.466248 term exposure limit 0.471166 phenol formaldehyde foams 0.637166 adverse health effects 0.47262 Environmental Health Jan-Feb 0.467967 upper respiratory tract 0.469226 mean formaldehyde level 0.671399 formaldehyde causes 0.636991 legal permissible exposure 0.469277 urea formaldehyde foam 0.622533 ppb 0.515314 Consumer Product Safety 0.506831 American Industrial Hygiene 0.466022 formaldehyde concentrations 0.676689 national human exposure 0.504951 pulmonary function testing 0.469841 Reference Exposure Levels 0.481199 wood products 0.500548	CLICK HERE
9903	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Stopping a Salmonella Outbreak among Infants in a Nursery	null	disease detectives 0.411046 illnesses 0.236103 field gel electrophoresis 0.61399 mom 0.24444 FoodCORE investigator 0.45813 state partners 0.400138 recommendations 0.264325 South Carolina Bureau 0.601536 Salmonella infection 0.841508 combined approach 0.406982 little girl 0.421021 review 0.235438 laboratory results 0.425582 DNA fingerprinting 0.422183 stools 0.251615 environmental health inspector 0.599041 carefully washing hands 0.583267 FoodCORE Team 0.418037 diaper changes 0.440973 regional epidemiologist 0.415648 diarrhea 0.32567 old girl 0.447889 original cases 0.414455 pediatrician 0.254596 condition 0.242803	nursery 0.397658 Additional laboratory testing 0.599615 parents 0.239865 Salmonella bacteria 0.559866 South Carolina coast 0.677746 sick infants 0.551236 quaint town 0.475896 South Carolina 0.919415 identical strain 0.430735 signs 0.242733 overall hygiene practices 0.575614 swift investigative collaboration 0.570702 Thanks 0.242014 course 0.237779 stool sample 0.456546 old boy 0.430192 multidisciplinary team 0.410394 diaper changing 0.44655 handwashing procedures 0.412708 blood 0.242715 doctor 0.240987 little boy 0.425371 formula preparation 0.410931 Salmonella Outbreak 0.572304	CLICK HERE
10140	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Mycoplasma pneumoniae: Surveillance and Reporting	An estimated 2 million cases of Mycoplasma pneumoniae infection occur each year in the United States.	true size 0.27628 Mycoplasma pneumoniae infections 0.932727 population-based active surveillance 0.527358 national reporting 0.28464 United States 0.277276 health problem 0.275484 Hackman BA 0.297248 publications page 0.252639 Lieberman D. 0.26921 community-acquired pneumonia 0.723182 Community-Based Pneumoniae Incidence 0.799771 Salstrom SJ 0.279384	File Jr TM 0.481545 Arch Intern Med. 0.470939 Marston BJ 0.316948 Kolczak MS 0.244209 crowded environments 0.297128 M. pneumoniae infection 0.875218 Breiman RF 0.252285 Lipman HB 0.319341 Study Group 0.233162 Plouffe JF 0.36414 college dormitories 0.304149	CLICK HERE
10858	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Effect of Personal Characteristics on Individual Support for Indoor Smoke-Free Air Laws, Indiana, 2008 - CDC	Policy makers should understand the attitudes and beliefs of their constituents regarding smoke-free air legislation. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effect of selected personal characteristics on attitudes and beliefs about secondhand smoke in Indiana and on support for smoke-free air laws.	indoor smoke-free air 0.267125 community smoke-free air 0.30256 comprehensive smoke-free air 0.243023 logistic regression analyses 0.203613 SHS laws 0.254202 smoke-free workplaces 0.210193 smoke-free law 0.206479 public support 0.200732 smoking 0.236449 smoke-free air laws 0.795095 public health 0.218704 SHS 0.302068 SHS exposure policies 0.223917 smoke-free air law 0.234394 worksite smoke-free air 0.255463	smoke-free air policies 0.377223 smoke-free bar law 0.21357 health 0.262453 clean indoor air 0.27217 statewide smoke-free air 0.24874 smoke-free air act 0.244743 SHS exposure 0.261562 county smoke-free air 0.258522 smoke-free air 0.982273 policy makers 0.231911 smoke-free air legislation 0.618092 support 0.201028 smoke-free air ordinances 0.245745 health effects 0.220539	CLICK HERE
11468	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NIOSH Publications and Products - NIOSH List of Antineoplastic and Other Hazardous Drugs in Healthcare Settings, 2014 (2014-138)	Publication	Review Plan 0.371079 Centers 0.31381 Federal Register Notice 0.428342 CDC 0.314564 review process 0.373975 drug package inserts 0.4257 Federal Register 0.446711 Occupational Safety 0.460607 new listings 0.373745 respective institutions 0.380362 Disease Control 0.375696 Health Care Settings 0.454913 new format 0.374807 America 0.314736 http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/docket/review/docket233/pdf/CDC-2013-0007.pdf 0.313967 Future additions 0.372838 PhRMA 0.314722 Pharmaceutical Research 0.380967	current update 0.378484 additional information 0.421105 National Institute 0.459884 NIOSH criteria 0.457504 NIOSH 0.561356 consequent removal 0.383759 manufacturers 0.328948 Antineoplastic 0.330235 hazardous drugs 0.926798 Occupational Exposures 0.39371 Healthcare Settings 0.371936 list 0.509869 major hazardous drugs 0.622169 Appendix 0.3189 sample list 0.388529 lists 0.31484 review cycle 0.368165	CLICK HERE
12455	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	null	Who is participating in SEED?	This video discusses who is participating in SEED. 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/NCBDDD/video/autism/WhoIsSEED/index.html			CLICK HERE
12623	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Director's Briefing: Rebuilding Haiti	In January 2010, Haiti suffered a devastating earthquake that killed more than 200,000 people, left millions homeless, and significantly damaged the country's already fragile infrastructure, including its health system. In this Director's Briefing video, CDC Director Dr. Tom Frieden talks about how CDC, CDC Foundation (www.cdcfoundation.org), and other critical partners are helping Haiti recover and rebuild. New laboratories and office space are allowing critical public health work to continue, protecting people in Haiti and abroad from health threats. After all, diseases know no borders. 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=d96b2318e4258654eaeaa624fc32fd7120130221113329388	Haiti 0.936387	Director 0.792163	CLICK HERE
12825	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Measles |Parent and Childcare Provider Educational Resources| CDC	null	Easy-to-read schedule 0.490248 web pages 0.479053 CDC 0.416488 vaccines 0.419802 Vaccination 0.417337 important facts 0.49662 babies 0.469649 animated 60-second video 0.548597 descriptions 0.413499 e-mail blasts 0.488304 caregivers 0.414423 U.S. 0.414587 children 0.475549 special vaccine recommendations 0.595492 Immunization Schedule 0.487953 measles vaccine 0.882867 common questions 0.490106 recommended immunizations 0.488037 power 0.414214 Little Rash 0.496887 case 0.413244	routine measles vaccine 0.865305 measles spreads 0.81018 birth 0.426667 staff 0.413357 Web page answers 0.565801 people 0.42703 steps 0.413119 YouTube 0.417504 depicts measles symptoms 0.843164 childcare providers 0.484092 help 0.415975 health problems 0.487395 child care center 0.549312 Web page 0.663195 FAQ 0.415351 vaccine-preventable diseases 0.493062 Infographic highlights 0.483877 U.S 0.415321 measles 0.990654 facility 0.413216 MMR vaccine 0.53601	CLICK HERE