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2943	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tips From Former Smokers: Nathan's Story	Secondhand smoke exposure from a casino where Nathan worked for 11 years caused him to develop allergies and serious infections that triggered asthma attacks, eventually causing permanent lung damage.	allergies 0.340716 Oglala Sioux tribe 0.950765 casino 0.390423 daily basis 0.490664 bronchiectasis 0.356594 lung damage 0.696592 result 0.333364 Nathan 0.626628 early death 0.468774 smoking 0.385279 Smokers® campaign 0.471465 member 0.374582 infections 0.339701 tribal dancing 0.460905 lungs 0.342177 permanent lung damage 0.690997	secondhand smoke 0.758071 CDC’s Tips 0.475601 contains dangerous chemicals 0.669851 Native American 0.515543 Lakota 0.339165 asthma attacks 0.501735 Marines 0.345078 people 0.374938 steps 0.336585 dangerous exposure 0.504545 health problems 0.463315 tribal dances 0.487191 cigarettes 0.345023 Breathing 0.339799 job 0.335389	CLICK HERE
5967	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Cyclohexanethiol - 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
6191	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Physician visits and colorectal cancer testing among Medicare enrollees in North Carolina and South Carolina, 2005.	null	North Carolina 0.440173 CRC testing 0.692332 low CRC test 0.448534 CRC test 0.826951 primary care physician 0.402907 nonprimary care specialties 0.432966 fewer physician visits 0.41122 Medicare population 0.438304 CRC test rates 0.444643 colorectal cancer screening 0.482822 colorectal cancer testing 0.522765 CRC death 0.404027 nonprimary care physicians 0.449445 South Carolina Medicare 0.481673 colorectal cancer 0.659927 barium enema 0.471619 CRC screening 0.52843 primary care physicians 0.60434 ascertain CRC testing 0.447772 Carolina Medicare enrollees 0.575527 Carolina Medicare data 0.417252 fecal occult blood 0.503283 nonprimary care visits 0.427294 Medicare enrollees 0.878271 CRC test status 0.444306	primary care provider 0.40726 Younger enrollees 0.434698 occult blood test 0.420895 primary care visit 0.419714 CRC testing rates 0.452367 CRC tests 0.514914 primary care specialty 0.45815 colorectal cancer test 0.420482 Medicare coverage 0.464125 Medicare-covered CRC test 0.457413 primary care visits 0.574499 physician assistant visits 0.413516 CRC screening referrals 0.432963 health care 0.427642 physician visits 0.732797 new Medicare enrollees 0.514027 previous CRC test 0.457292 management outpatient Medicare 0.399777 unscreened Medicare enrollees 0.51012 nonprimary care 0.547613 Medicare patients 0.411781 inpatient Medicare claims 0.407675 CRC screening status 0.467631 primary care 0.969992	CLICK HERE
8297	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Media Relations - EID News Synopsis: March 2013	EID News Synopsis: April 2013	endemic dengue viruses 0.919793 HIV-infected persons 0.864487 CDC study 0.858338 treatment-resistant infections 0.805024 antimicrobial drug clindamycin 0.876725 older patients 0.795081 Minnesota Medical School 0.869177 Contact Dr. Jorge 0.8627 Insect Vector Laboratory 0.841572 newborn infants 0.794146 bird flu viruses 0.900157 group B Strep 0.794881 seasonal flu virus 0.916029 Key West 0.855658 active MRSA infections 0.910736 future flu pandemic 0.883487 CDC Press Office 0.899787 Infectious Diseases 0.797333 severe infections 0.799853 frequently updated measures 0.868783 good general hygiene 0.851291 dengue fever 0.830792 dengue outbreak 0.836096 related flu viruses 0.903894 previously uncommon serotype 0.879116	prevention strategies 0.794836 groin hygiene 0.798189 important public health 0.85661 Dr. Philip J. 0.847572 United States 0.971776 CDC NCHHSTP Media 0.894804 good prenatal care 0.874838 egg-carrying adult mosquitoes 0.856653 new approach 0.844722 biting mosquito populations 0.913641 public health journal 0.897197 Nile Delta region 0.860277 HIV-infected patients 0.808183 Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus 0.854804 health care 0.846072 mosquito-borne virus 0.82537 Trevon L. Fuller 0.860573 bird flu virus 0.921412 potential MRSA exposures 0.901685 groin colonization 0.818042 p.m. EDT 0.808803 active MRSA infection 0.915584 novel virus 0.825462 Alvaro E. Eiras 0.855948	CLICK HERE
8333	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	TB - Basic TB Facts - TB Personal Stories	Division of Tuberculosis Elimination	exciting news 0.268961 multidrug-resistant TB 0.492798 U.S. immigration laws 0.329732 TB Control Program 0.773498 nurse consultant 0.271907 good relationship 0.264591 life-saving treatment 0.279517 family’s ability 0.264353 medical pump 0.265859 important TB medicines 0.564097 nonstandard medicines 0.275486 Esteban 0.486247 ominous dark spot 0.326562 older girl Anna 0.371961 TB patients 0.448503 international adoption 0.271127 dismay 0.216716 major illness 0.263273 public health TB 0.5006 daughter 0.280389 Danielle 0.318477 South Carolina Department 0.324195 bigger purpose 0.264898 Anna’s diagnosis 0.311963 United States 0.271185	different treatment regimen 0.32465 possible sign 0.269247 TB disease 0.5219 South Carolina TB 0.759622 MDR TB 0.677178 young Ethiopian girls 0.327684 Anna 0.459703 TB treatment 0.448338 Tammy 0.354813 process 0.224629 charge 0.224771 big difference 0.26403 drugs 0.234236 adoption agency 0.338923 somber news 0.27267 essential care 0.262721 TB 0.955052 Anna’s school 0.303579 Carolina TB Control 0.769525 TB nurse 0.53438 young life 0.258727 standard treatment 0.26758 chest x-ray 0.26764 time 0.235622	CLICK HERE
8629	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - An Immigrant's Tale, Marie Otto	An Immigrant’s Tale, Many people fled war-ravaged Europe during WWI and several came to America. In addition to adjusting to a new culture and learning a new language, recent immigrants also had to cope with a deadly flu pandemic. Even for those who had settled in the United States before the Great War, the flu pandemic made a difficult existence almost unbearable.	Ralph 0.523935 Atwater 0.375038 additional children 0.611756 Florence 0.429046 young Swedish immigrant 0.900848 Ella Wickstrom 0.690696 body 0.421992 carpenter 0.364547 Selma 0.866473 Selma Peterson 0.762726 Lester 0.683417 children 0.634043 west-central Minnesota 0.65284 wooden coffin 0.594044 farm 0.366457 casket 0.366113 son Lester 0.644559 order 0.360528 night 0.360897 historic flu pandemic 0.889499 sick father 0.61904 undertaker 0.594154 field 0.360559 Alvin 0.448301	Carrie 0.447711 Marie Otto 0.631683 care 0.399256 oldest son 0.598582 younger siblings 0.626611 Elmer 0.45728 Simon Wickstrom 0.913567 house 0.495263 Storyteller 0.371273 little home 0.623622 Ella 0.696738 wind-swept prairie 0.652011 cemetery 0.421702 beloved brother 0.612701 younger children 0.610593 chores 0.477996 Everybody 0.365965 Synnes Township 0.654325 Ted 0.434498 tragedy 0.363236 J. Deokar 0.665936 16–year–old bride 0.636245 young family 0.604079 buggy 0.36171	CLICK HERE
9368	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Mapas con tecnología SIG para caminar con el fin de promover la actividad física en comunidades de bajos ingresos que habitan en viviendas sociales: un estudio cualitativo	CDC - Wide Page example description goes here	bajos ingresos 0.612499 Emmons K 0.720391 qualitative examination 0.77704 Estados Unidos 0.445203	Chronic Dis 0.739653 GIS walking maps 0.916169 physical activity 0.744787	CLICK HERE
13549	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Human Plague - United States, 2015	On August 25, 2015, this report was posted as an MMWR Early Release on the MMWR website (http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr).	8New Mexico Department 0.660068 bacterial identification systems 0.633081 respiratory droplets 0.602509 wild rodents 0.596862 plague 0.971969 ill domesticated cats 0.672213 Yosemite National Park 0.665267 respiratory droplet precautions 0.646589 fulminant primary pneumonia 0.64493 MMWR Early Release 0.671939 immediate antibiotic treatment 0.652165 direct contact 0.820689 10Oregon Health Authority 0.666479 untreated plague 0.760669 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.638588 infected flea 0.599865 ill persons 0.607997 Health care providers 0.676572 California residents 0.600778 Y. pestis 0.764038 bacterium Yersinia pestis 0.698245 public health officials 0.680381 human plague 0.865909 human plague cases 0.864972 Angeles County Department 0.656069	western United States 0.787441 Bubonic plague 0.772765 1Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.642508 Health Services 0.610118 infected fleas 0.598953 ill domestic animals 0.664384 Y. pestis–specific testing 0.650067 septicemic infection 0.599922 plague patients 0.772149 Environmental Health Department 0.69072 state health laboratories 0.667374 public health 0.791889 Secondary pneumonic plague 0.833371 flea control products 0.642691 Natalie Kwit 0.661915 Primary pneumonic plague 0.842896 southern Sierra Nevada 0.658882 Indian Health Service 0.676125 usual incubation period 0.649327 New Mexico 0.661627 Septicemic plague 0.777621 pestis diagnostic testing 0.684647 11National Park Service 0.642489 flea bite 0.598568	CLICK HERE
14582	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2014 STD Surveillance - Figure 53	STD Surveillance, 2014 - Figure 53. Genital Herpes — Initial Visits to Physicians’ Offices, United States, 1966–2013	National Disease 0.64961 genital herpes estimates 0.998308 relative standard errors 0.944442 Table 0.443206 Newer data 0.706498 100,000 0.443341 web page 0.697841	range 0.443287 historical purposes 0.716053 Section 0.443534 Appendix 0.487646 Integrated Promotional Servicesâ„¢ 0.852996 IMS Health Report 0.903247 Therapeutic Index 0.667369	CLICK HERE
15439	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Health Care Use and HIV Testing of Males Aged 15-39 Years inPhysicians' Offices - United States, 2009-2012 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	HIV testing rate 0.456739 HIV testing coverage 0.472348 patient visits 0.38214 offices 0.368716 Hispanic males 0.635284 National Health Interview 0.38497 U.S. males 0.414998 white males 0.588207 physicians 0.394685 new HIV 0.439371 average annual number 0.424977 young males 0.506102 patient health care 0.362822 routine HIV testing 0.5134 Current HIV infection 0.447667 office visits 0.376313 HIV prevention services 0.441069 Health Interview Survey 0.385321 males 0.635688 black males 0.487528 patient care 0.365656 average annual percentage 0.396779 HIV treatment 0.454429 annual visits 0.422309 preexposure prophylaxis 0.375514	annual total number 0.378066 higher testing rates 0.372185 national testing recommendations 0.362175 United States 0.407247 antiretroviral therapy 0.375626 health care office 0.362831 visits 0.585966 HIV testing rates 0.531787 average annual visits 0.416322 HIV testing opportunities 0.455588 HIV diagnosis 0.428602 HIV transmission 0.457388 Fewer annual visits 0.399572 health care 0.534127 crucial HIV treatment 0.435055 HIV test 0.625355 young men 0.359781 minority males 0.399026 average annual total 0.38458 average annual rate 0.361229 health care visits 0.474385 opt-out testing policies 0.363671 HIV testing 0.9315 opt-out testing 0.387533	CLICK HERE