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514	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Celebrate Moms Who Protect Children's Health	Find out about the ways that you can protect yourself and loved ones by quitting smoking and reducing exposure to secondhand smoke.			CLICK HERE
1051	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diagnosis and Screening for Obesity-Related Conditions AmongChildren and Teens Receiving Medicaid - Maryland, 2005-2010	Lee Hurt, DrPH1,2, Cheryl De Pinto, MD2, Johnna Watson2, Marti Grant, MA2, Julie Gielner3 (Author affiliations at end of text).	study participants 0.643151 Healthy Kids 0.477488 85th–94th percentiles 0.717995 well-child visit 0.49366 obesity screening 0.44779 teens 0.412181 health-care providers 0.39003 elevated BMI 0.385205 comorbid conditions 0.398407 85th percentile 0.754099 Medicaid/MCHP encounter data 0.447615 children 0.653445 BMI percentiles 0.455803 Maryland Medicaid 0.515183 laboratory screening 0.367577 lipid panel 0.411835 BMI percentile 0.57014 overweight category 0.359858 obesity-related conditions 0.47824 obesity prevalence 0.424995 obesity 0.693064 BMI 0.706581 risk factors 0.47409 Medicaid/MCHP enrollment data 0.351547	Maryland Medicaid/MCHP children 0.397677 Maryland Medicaid HealthChoice 0.362279 body mass index 0.464589 Expert Committee 0.702271 BMI groups 0.381418 laboratory tests 0.777388 obese study participants 0.614047 obesity risk factors 0.401968 screening laboratory tests 0.387391 significantly higher prevalence 0.400815 Maryland Department 0.354477 Maryland study participants 0.406032 family history 0.526295 Expert Committee recommendations 0.637773 childhood obesity 0.404125 Health Program enrollees 0.416418 obese participants 0.416294 non-Hispanic black children 0.38368 final study population 0.358844 national Hispanic prevalence 0.371885 maryland children 0.463175 Kids study participants 0.486424 95th percentile 0.914844	CLICK HERE
4965	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Monday, September 13, 2010	null	Cox PJ 0.829149 rotavirus diarrhea 0.775704 PLoS ONE. 0.840521 Swanson NG 0.786268 Valley fever outbreak 0.782152 CDC Science Clips 0.93079 national socioeconomic disparities 0.790229 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.789839 autism spectrum disorder 0.774181 new weekly digest 0.794388 current cigarette smoking 0.773673 new cocaine adulterant 0.786414 Chief Science Officer 0.803815 Shieh WJ 0.79451 U.S. cross-sectional study 0.795613 inflammatory bowel disease 0.787762 Clin Infect Dis. 0.78823 elongate mineral particles 0.773667 Rift Valley fever 0.835954 nurses benefits patients 0.777222 Dimens Dent Hyg. 0.785046 rapid diagnostic tests 0.778328 Stephen B. Thacker 0.87637 home healthcare workers 0.780512 abnormal flora management 0.773176	Parental socioeconomic position 0.781054 Rotavirus disease 0.783859 United States 0.827142 Njenga MK 0.785608 Child Health J. 0.793586 youth study 0.801145 Emerg Med J. 0.77701 Comparative field performance 0.778994 primary school outbreak 0.798524 national diabetes registries 0.79241 community response coalitions 0.790531 specimen processing methods 0.7805 African Rotavirus Surveillance 0.810811 public health literature 0.790973 B. Thacker CDC 0.918532 Caruso CC 0.785937 potent neurotrophic activity 0.781001 Steele AD 0.821702 elevated blood pressure 0.794098 Zaki SR 0.786255 intimate partner violence 0.833486 Breiman RF 0.77903 human rotavirus strains 0.815967 Thacker CDC Library 0.918516	CLICK HERE
7632	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Routine Vaccination Coverage, 2011	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.	regular vaccination coverage 0.344626 Haemophilus influenzae type 0.381109 global routine vaccination 0.341935 immunization program performance 0.297297 DTP doses 0.327741 polio vaccine 0.30365 routinely recommended vaccines 0.287814 oral poliovirus vaccine 0.390817 rotavirus vaccine 0.295585 routine vaccination coverage 0.474277 incompletely vaccinated children 0.923447 Western Pacific Region 0.384524 Global Immunization Vision 0.334495 United Nations Children 0.428249 vaccine doses 0.426574 vaccination coverage 0.803462 routine childhood vaccination 0.29353 national immunization programs 0.437195 Global Immunization Div 0.301588 global vaccination coverage 0.357589 particular vaccine dose 0.441943 pneumococcal conjugate vaccine 0.356878 routine immunization services 0.304808	coverage 0.822665 Americas Region 0.282853 3-dose DTP series 0.289737 World Health Organization 0.391909 hepatitis B vaccine 0.429419 global DTP3 coverage 0.344297 global coverage 0.39647 traditional EPI vaccines 0.288046 global vaccine action 0.358468 countries 0.644014 administrative coverage 0.34814 DTP dose 0.313929 vaccine-preventable disease–associated morbidity 0.286312 South-East Asia Region 0.349546 rotavirus vaccination series 0.294606 national DTP3 coverage 0.44221 diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis vaccine 0.40763 vaccine 0.690014 DTP vaccine 0.382335 bacille Calmette-GuУЉrin vaccine 0.335116 measles-containing vaccine 0.454435 target age group 0.49782 type b vaccine 0.352504	CLICK HERE
8499	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) - For Specific Groups - Tips From Former Smokers - Smoking & Tobacco Use	Smoking-related statistics, information, and quitting resources specific to the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) communities. Part of the Tips from Former Smokers campaign, which features real people suffering as a result of smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke.	gender identity corresponds 0.895807 Medicaid enrollees 0.711173 health plans 0.686288 Quit Guide 0.760533 cisgender 0.535995 real stories 0.892274 lung cancer 0.906147 severe asthma 0.695493 secondhand smoke 0.70309 Ellie 0.659807 asthma attacks 0.703819 bisexual adults 0.930009 newspapers 0.536074 California 0.535431 quit plan 0.757055 Florida 0.535159 Brian 0.567274 State Medicaid programs 0.843816 lesbian 0.535225 Tobacco companies 0.724454 chronic bronchitis 0.712998 cigarettes 0.538824 Quitline coaches 0.6883 job 0.567859 right hand 0.70942	LGBT customers 0.719776 United States 0.72396 face-to-face counseling sessions 0.84027 tobacco ads 0.723481 smokers 0.534423 trouble breathing 0.699196 quit-smoking treatments 0.852421 increases 0.538453 additional Quitting Resources 0.850504 birth sex 0.712762 heart disease 0.71134 heterosexual/straight adults 0.921977 transgender adults 0.72415 Cigarette smoking 0.781322 people 0.535445 disabilities 0.535376 HIV 0.576204 Real Stories section 0.843411 LGBT communities 0.763387 severe attacks 0.710058 Tips participants 0.688248 risk 0.535833 Web sites 0.731538 age 0.611407	CLICK HERE
8632	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - War Stories	War Stories, The first cases of illness from the 1918 flu pandemic in the United States were reported from Fort Riley, Kansas on March 11 when an Army private became ill; complaining of fever, sore throat, and headache. Military personnel were greatly impacted by the virus and many young recruits were dead from the flu before they ever saw combat.	young recruits 0.478875 1918 flu pandemic 0.781838 list Skip 0.777394 cases 0.246244 United States 0.460811 page options Skip 0.91163 fever 0.265063 combat 0.255015	Kansas 0.245233 virus 0.257268 navigation Skip 0.789164 sore throat 0.526898 Military personnel 0.455616 headache 0.272585 Fort Riley 0.48442	CLICK HERE
9721	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	El tabaquismo y la enfermedad de Buerger - Enfermedades & afecciones - Consejos de exfumadores	La campaña Consejos de exfumadores muestra casos reales de personas que padecen afecciones por fumar o por la exposición al humo de segunda mano.	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.706668 Archivo RealPlayer 0.59422 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.701663 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.730005	Archivo Adobe PDF 0.705275 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.701641 Archivo Microsoft 0.965209	CLICK HERE
10517	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Email Updates: March 10, 2014'Clinicians Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA)	CDC Clinician Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA). Providing clinicians the most current and reliable information on emerging public health threats, such as pandemics, natural disasters, and bioterrorism.	Public Health Matters 0.707214 Emergency Preparedness 0.654401 FDA Safety Information 0.699253 – (CDC) 0.74823 new avian influenza 0.681956 CDC Science Clips 0.845884 Additional COCA Conference 0.691582 CDC Influenza Division 0.822926 new H7N9 virus 0.720209 important safety information 0.670209 National Poison Prevention 0.778786 health care providers 0.771014 Free CE credit/contact 0.660854 Weekly Flu View 0.659839 human medical products 0.647798 territorial health 0.624405 public health areas 0.716843 Current Travel Warnings 0.647017 various public health 0.706155 seasonal flu 0.654858 Event Reporting Program 0.650696 Roos Foods 0.646979 Toxic Substances Web 0.796028 United States 0.6714	chikungunya virus 0.916696 CDC professionals 0.762725 COCA Email Update 0.702837 FDA Investigates presence 0.662959 town hall teleconference 0.799675 public health community 0.710618 public health professionals 0.716115 National Flood Safety 0.662558 local chikungunya virus 0.813538 Flood Safety Awareness 0.766171 public health 0.933011 chikungunya virus epidemiology 0.78768 Substances Web Portal 0.794855 Specific Hazards preparedness 0.671951 mosquito-borne virus 0.65889 subject matter expert 0.660656 in-person training centers 0.651581 FoodSafety.gov Reports FDA 0.681033 weekly influenza surveillance 0.655381 severe respiratory illness 0.636972 CDC Vital Signs 0.838666 USDA Food Recalls 0.645111 Response Training Resources 0.661183 CDC subject matter 0.991732	CLICK HERE
12967	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Immediately Dangerous to Life or Health Concentrations(IDLH): Benzene - NIOSH Publications and Products	null	exposure guidance levels 0.674727 Spector WS 0.463232 ppm TWA 0.786668 continuous exposure guidance 0.556081 short-term exposure 0.522888 narcotic effect 0.46235 Moderne gewerbliche vergiftungen 0.51879 Elsevier Publishing Company 0.512937 Shaffer CB 0.464211 Exp Pathol Pharmakol 0.516924 CAS number 0.479136 Ind Hyg Toxicol 0.516682 OSHA carcinogen policy 0.575127 Patty FA 0.463641 Carpenter CP 0.462877 Pharmacological-toxicological aspects 0.46276 ppm STEL 0.769893 ACGIH TLV 0.485551 W.B. Saunders Co. 0.510679 aromatic odor 0.474842 aromatic hydrocarbons 0.467509 Weil CS 0.464536 Emergency Exposure Guidance 0.577094 Gerarde HW 0.468515	24-hour EEGL 0.468603 ethylene oxide 0.462828 Lethal concentration data 0.523887 Acute toxicities 0.462186 single exposure 0.52487 Smyth HF Jr 0.518102 Flury 0.460877 modern industry 0.462683 human data 0.468885 potential occupational carcinogen 0.55907 toxicology 0.481682 New York 0.518702 pharmakologisch-toxikologischer hinsicht 0.462798 NIOSH REL 0.496196 1-hour EEGL 0.476098 National Research Council 0.630592 ppm 0.90029 light-yellow liquid 0.46661 Environmental Health Hazards 0.509672 current PEL 0.504495 benzene 0.472779 Tab Biol 0.464472 IDLH 0.462707 inhalation toxicity data 0.527354	CLICK HERE
13494	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	How CDC Labs keep you safe	CDC ensures America’s health security with more than 150 state-of-the-art laboratories that are a key line of defense against emerging health threats.	faster technologies 0.364765 CDC 0.958394 fast-moving disease outbreaks 0.609314 safety monitoring 0.352941 latest best practices 0.511325 laboratory science 0.401088 highest biosafety level 0.512072 infectious organisms 0.399101 advanced molecular methods 0.498313 relatively safe materials 0.493428 laboratory training 0.373721 biosecurity threats 0.412136 latest science 0.358211 Strong laboratory networks 0.532171 Infectious Disease Outbreaks 0.605792 genomic sequence 0.358481 special training 0.357963 environmental hazards 0.383579 safety processes 0.360971 patient samples 0.362312 vital reference laboratories 0.629173 food-borne outbreaks 0.490229 disease investigation 0.373003 critical disease detection 0.528818 health threats 0.548556	laboratory safety workgroups 0.511605 Advanced Molecular Detection 0.499716 state-of-the-art laboratories 0.510261 21st century 0.366491 health risk factors 0.555703 deadliest germs 0.523357 health security 0.405815 CDC laboratories 0.86343 CDC scientists 0.691311 key findings 0.347641 laboratory incidents 0.378009 potential risk 0.35693 Key laboratory work 0.548747 human error 0.352305 deadly Ebola strain 0.50433 latest technology 0.386669 AMD method 0.375764 significant leaps 0.369543 lab staff 0.356029 blood supply 0.386951 key line 0.39044 biosafety levels 0.400699 passenger jet 0.357005 laboratory practices 0.375545	CLICK HERE