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5025	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Radiation and Pregnancy: A Fact Sheet for the Public	Instructions for specific groups (like nursing mothers, pregnant women, those with compromised immune systems) on how to respond to a radiation emergency. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	additional questions 0.420815 healthy adults 0.459903 CRC staff 0.602808 nipple 0.332057 sealable container 0.446025 warm water 0.436101 Infants 0.330682 source 0.326701 radiation exposure 0.994824 internal contamination 0.444334 additional attention 0.445232 pregnant women 0.793033 nursing mothers 0.683085 children 0.330357 medical attention 0.456617 supplies 0.325944 immune systems 0.464704 radioactive material 0.448063 contact 0.378266 additional information 0.436444 health care 0.434248 community reception center 0.572385	area 0.326897 out-of-the-way place 0.442372 damp cloth 0.442603 pregnancy 0.354135 breast milk 0.57811 plastic bag 0.436233 groups 0.328437 people 0.358206 food 0.326687 www.cdc.gov/info 0.325676 doctor 0.412007 Radioactive materials 0.447139 clean towel 0.443154 Formula containers 0.435438 risks 0.358021 radiation emergency 0.645087 healthcare provider 0.432666 baby 0.354551 appropriate attention 0.435266 breastfeeding 0.328635 health effects 0.59777 fetus 0.336946	CLICK HERE
5281	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Laboratory Information for Radiation Emergencies	Information on terrorism and public health. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	Radiological/Nuclear Incident 0.98773 potential exposures 0.499864 comprehensive instructions 0.434094 Radioactive Materials 0.443618 Specimens Collected 0.49464 document 0.238457 questions 0.274006 shipping samples 0.45098 terrorism comprehensive response 0.658963 potentially exposed individuals 0.689112 crucial role 0.499934 labeling 0.239977 CDC Specimen-Collection Protocol 0.885628 state 0.240037 plan 0.239925 email 0.273519 process 0.236747 CDC Sample Logistics 0.811279	CDC laboratory 0.660581 Radiological/Nuclear Incident Specimen 0.791669 People 0.238054 important source 0.433891 specimen packages 0.499953 packaging 0.281377 appropriate laboratory destination 0.664043 Laboratory personnel 0.488094 collect urine samples 0.814691 Shipping Manifest 0.457137 Shipping Urine Specimens 0.817166 radiological incident 0.65587 radiological emergencies 0.588212 CDC Information Line 0.83577 directions 0.278098 radiation emergency 0.492174 required paperwork 0.451693 flowchart 0.349067	CLICK HERE
5295	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	August 07, 2009: Multistate Outbreak of E. coli O157:H7 Infections | E. coli CDC	Get the latest CDC information on the recent infections from fresh spinach, and find out what you can do to protect yourself and your family.	North Carolina 0.365867 raw cookie dough 0.509197 health care provider 0.403264 Toll House morsels 0.434756 home-made baked goods 0.402975 advanced DNA test 0.418988 House cookie dough 0.640106 state health departments 0.507257 ill persons 0.4714 U.S. Food 0.363254 similar age 0.361353 individual organization Web 0.400953 baked cookie products. 0.445074 public health officials 0.425889 particular DNA fingerprint 0.419002 United States Food 0.430556 new batch 0.40551 raw food products 0.412183 cookie dough 0.865115 O157 0.373203 newly made Nestle 0.392615 abdominal cramps 0.359095 confirmatory test results 0.422551 federal regulatory partners 0.407175 contaminated sample 0.362051	Drug Administration 0.488943 hemolytic uremic syndrome 0.422498 South Carolina 0.365471 safe food-handling practices 0.402256 E. coli 0.717171 outbreak strain 0.434914 Agriculture Food Safety 0.429535 stool sample 0.360384 New York 0.369787 Toll House cookie 0.727553 strong association 0.357823 H7 infections 0.421755 Preliminary results 0.358898 raw prepackaged cookie 0.493616 local public health 0.402039 New Jersey 0.369881 H7 0.438188 epidemiologic study 0.362626 Nestlé Toll House 0.436814 Nestle Toll House 0.951356 food-service operations 0.358647 United States Department 0.42697 New Hampshire 0.369933 cookie dough products 0.583378	CLICK HERE
7096	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement: Response to the Advisory Committee on Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Report, Low Level Lead Exposure Harms Children: A Renewed Call for Primary Prevention	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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.356649 Human Services 0.600271 assistive technology 0.358103 97.5th percentile 0.344975 U.S. Department 0.590679 MMWR HTML versions 0.442519 Exposure Harms Children 0.48185 electronic PDF version 0.430393 ACCLPP report 0.366337 U.S. children 0.363083 lead-exposure prevention 0.353286 laboratory capability 0.337303 intervention strategies 0.336434 Contact GPO 0.354992 ACCLPP recommendations 0.36058 commercial sources 0.33236 current prices 0.328542 original paper copy 0.436373 reference value 0.438079 adverse effects 0.352394 U.S. Government Printing 0.451188 original MMWR paper 0.437883 CDC focus priorities 0.526733 MMWR readers 0.338933	adverse health effects 0.472763 primary prevention strategies 0.462201 Advisory Committee 0.346156 policy changes 0.339804 Low Level Lead 0.516469 practical implications 0.339747 primary prevention 0.46995 lead level distribution 0.496851 poisoning prevention efforts 0.47715 new scientific knowledge 0.468913 format errors 0.326303 scientific evidence 0.337095 level guidance 0.349762 subject line 0.354566 typeset documents 0.33298 trade names 0.33245 best guidance 0.330615 paper copy 0.444246 blood lead level 0.851705 non-CDC sites 0.33137 new technical developments 0.468293 new blood lead 0.514773 childhood lead poisoning 0.731085 lead poisoning prevention 0.729176	CLICK HERE
8630	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - Plantings, Arthur Duery Davis	Plantings, That's the way one storyteller described his job of burying those who had died from the flu. There was a shortage of coffins and the dead had to be put in the ground as soon as possible to prevent the spread of infection. No eulogies. No choirs singing. No services. The lack of ceremony for the dead in 1918 left a lasting impression on the survivors for years to come.	North Carolina 0.395099 Arthur Duery Davis 0.72475 flu–type virus 0.342906 pandemic flu event 0.636745 Blount County 0.393643 Tennessee 0.210019 camp cook 0.379619 father 0.377408 Lydia 0.948401	Robert Lynn 0.416697 Mikey 0.441094 final grave 0.374329 Babcock Lumber Company 0.648464 Lydia Brown Davis 0.894387 approximately 300-400 lumberjacks 0.644017 graves 0.219866 Lillie Braden Davis 0.600228 entire family. 0.352689	CLICK HERE
9285	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012: 12_0086	Volumen 9 — Noviembre 01, 2012.	Ghushchyan V 0.721462 Schauer IE 0.733769 diabetes tipo 0.916387 Huebschmann AG 0.698455 siguientes indicadores 0.677207	Lobo IE 0.697103 estrecha relación 0.69361 Chronic Dis 0.731079 Loeb DF 0.71958	CLICK HERE
13184	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Salud de los Hispanos	Signos Vitales de los CDC ofrece datos recientes y hace un llamado a actuar respecto de importantes temas de salud pública	Bajo Precio 0.772476 antecedentes familiares 0.522336 Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.587465 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.598853 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.585576 To Good Health 0.68329	Archivo Microsoft 0.952054 Buena Salud 0.607971 Archivo Microsoft Word 0.596819 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.58446 diabetes tipo 0.538124 hombres puertorriqueños 0.570796	CLICK HERE
13844	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diabetes and Pregnancy: Erin's Story | CDC Features	If you are a woman with diabetes, you still can have a healthy baby. You need to take extra care before and during your pregnancy. Learn how to get ready and read one mother’s story.	low blood sugar 0.591014 good goal 0.43744 fertility doctor 0.443799 numbers 0.449089 blood sugar tests 0.514861 pregnant women 0.447288 healthy baby boy 0.472135 healthy lifestyle 0.436783 fruit juice 0.4366 soft drink 0.434176 pregnancy 0.507425 blood sugar levels 0.596387 Exercise regularly—before 0.437017 initial appointment 0.440058 High blood sugar 0.509101 glucose tablets 0.511355 symptoms 0.423345 extra care 0.446264 sugar many times 0.477724 problems 0.432479 insulin 0.429201 hard candy 0.435065 quick sugar 0.476941 diabetes meal plan 0.482395 mg/dL 0.429791	different blood sugar 0.512198 quick source 0.433875 heart disease 0.435814 birth defect 0.437154 American College 0.437623 Moderate exercise 0.436263 nearly full term 0.441907 deep breath 0.442112 happy news 0.442563 alert diabetes bracelet 0.481078 Blur your vision 0.437628 good control 0.434879 print Blood Sugar 0.511665 control 0.451874 birth defects 0.479907 healthy baby 0.474914 doctor 0.507561 Levels chart 0.433696 healthy pregnancy 0.444938 current medicines 0.439389 baby 0.51254 blood sugar 0.920486 diabetes 0.546677 personal story 0.440799	CLICK HERE
15692	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Cardiovascular Health Status by Occupational Group - 21States, 2013 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	normal blood glucose 0.443053 health care provider 0.457322 highest prevalence 0.483788 ideal scores 0.592227 ideal individual CHMs 0.507112 education level 0.487903 BRFSS 0.502014 blood pressure 0.800216 BRFSS questions 0.464694 body mass index 0.529788 social services employees 0.619974 American Heart Association 0.675906 respondents 0.483498 cardiovascular health indicators 0.470527 material moving employees 0.537525 ideal cardiovascular health 0.592292 prevalence ratios 0.472621 normal blood pressure 0.45011 United States 0.497691 Individual cardiovascular health 0.473526 effective health promotion 0.466118 cardiovascular health interventions 0.46136 U.S. occupational groups 0.472915 fewer CHMs 0.55249 cardiovascular health research 0.46306	health promotion 0.57465 occupation module 0.505319 major groups.¶ Respondents 0.483411 cardiovascular health 0.946429 prevalence 0.509985 employer-sponsored health promotion 0.464633 heart disease 0.488389 heart disease mortalities 0.440872 cardiovascular health status 0.587835 cardiovascular health metrics 0.58288 National Institute 0.46504 CHM score 0.752765 health promotion programs 0.553538 fewer CHM 0.501372 active military duty 0.530263 lowest adjusted prevalence 0.504402 occupational safety 0.537607 CHM scores 0.466282 occupational groups 0.771404 occupation numeric codes 0.446758 physical activity 0.703508 CDC Worksite Health 0.442953 high blood pressure 0.635854 Standard Occupational Classification 0.455346	CLICK HERE
15808	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Steps to Safe and Healthy Fruits & Vegetables	Fruits and vegetables are healthy to eat, but Salmonella, E. coli and Listeria can be on them. There are steps from the store to your table that can keep you healthy.	countertops 0.42956 Separate fruits 0.671638 Salmonella 0.434895 damaged spots 0.548153 hands 0.42874 email address 0.683154 harmful germs 0.565023 raw meat 0.657533 ice 0.429092 raw meats 0.520042 vegetables 0.940313 recent work 0.684084 juices 0.429515 fruits 0.940496 Listeria 0.437974 separate cutting board 0.617018 shopping cart 0.54118	temperature 0.455159 E. coli 0.553544 table 0.429476 seafood 0.495569 Wash cutting boards 0.634732 poultry 0.495599 monthly update 0.689087 soapy water 0.536451 Store fruits 0.645472 precut 0.436474 scrub 0.433351 steps 0.428831 bruises 0.437786 infectious disease 0.690569 refrigerator thermometer 0.544963 grocery bags 0.542724	CLICK HERE