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5005	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	High Cholesterol: Understand Your Risks	Cholesterol can build up in your blood and increase your risk for heart disease. Learn about high cholesterol and how to reduce your risk.	stroke death 0.391535 important public health 0.427205 stroke deaths 0.557638 Vital Signs 0.718124 United States 0.33735 cholesterol levels 0.560831 smoke-free areas 0.331002 safe places 0.322565 healthier living spaces 0.429155 Vital Signs program 0.467462 Preventable Deaths 0.401753 high cholesterol 0.770703 heart disease 0.654331 causes 0.224454 decline 0.224866 cholesterol 0.926846 action 0.221728 diet 0.221251 quick facts 0.340553 health care systems 0.432709 health professionals 0.326039	cardiovascular disease 0.445055 higher risk 0.331354 strokes 0.260323 control 0.221422 community changes 0.319466 fat-like substance 0.352075 steps 0.222652 artery walls 0.502874 way 0.223499 physical activity 0.323538 symptoms 0.22402 U.S. states 0.321993 new data 0.330589 high blood pressure 0.558805 body needs 0.352698 health habits 0.321141 CDC Vital Signs 0.615788 decades 0.224285 simple blood test 0.448682 waxy 0.239801 hypertension 0.225004	CLICK HERE
5236	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Use of Influenza Antivirals	Guidance on the use of influenza (flu) antiviral agents - CDC	influenza 0.928446 treatment 0.695682 unnecessary influenza antivirals 0.503154 Novel Influenza 0.474621 antiviral drug-resistant influenza 0.558645 influenza antiviral drugs 0.615278 influenza virus-infected children 0.539966 influenza outbreaks 0.471004 oseltamivir treatment 0.528271 highly suspected influenza 0.521464 National Influenza 0.473237 influenza antiviral medication 0.570039 pandemic influenza 0.476146 influenza virus infection 0.735137 influenza antiviral medications 0.569422 Pandemic H1N1 Influenza 0.50302 influenza B viruses 0.482191 influenza illness 0.507929 influenza typing 0.472131 laboratory-confirmed influenza 0.617497 influenza A virus 0.542059 influenza B influenza 0.637479 empiric antiviral treatment 0.491967 higher risk 0.51143	influenza vaccine 0.479534 influenza season 0.508784 influenza outbreak control 0.492831 antiviral resistance 0.454261 influenza virus strains 0.52251 influenza activity 0.494781 seasonal influenza 0.524871 currently circulating influenza 0.500821 influenza develop 0.477613 influenza vaccination status 0.489497 influenza vaccination 0.557461 uncomplicated influenza 0.526846 influenza complications 0.684129 H1N1 virus infection 0.47088 antiviral chemoprophylaxis 0.455255 antiviral treatment 0.64046 untreated influenza patients 0.531338 persons 0.476234 influenza viruses 0.531863 influenza B virus 0.516803 illness onset 0.618875 culture-confirmed influenza 0.494706 influenza diagnostic tests 0.485961	CLICK HERE
5781	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Perlite - 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
6658	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	TickNET	This site aims to make it easier for TickNET collaborators to publish and share information, providing TickNET members a central repository where ideas, information, meeting information (times, dates, and minutes), and data can be shared; it will provide those interested in tickborne diseases and research with the latest studies and findings, and it will provide time-strapped public health officials a place where they can find solutions to common problems that they encounter.	Laboratory Capacity 0.448085 basic surveillance 0.489858 CDC funds 0.647433 tickborne diseases 0.60281 extramural efforts 0.601982	Vector-borne Diseases 0.508172 Parasitic Diseases 0.451519 public health effort 0.918742 local health departments 0.802103	CLICK HERE
6979	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Haiti	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Haiti office opened in 2002 and focused on preventing the transmission of HIV/AIDS, providing care and treatment to those already infected, increasing laboratory and strategic information capacity, and building health care infrastructure.	new vaccines 0.347133 MSPP 0.241977 inception 0.228602 Page 0.22814 infectious disease threats 0.486586 longer-term public health 0.5502 Disease Control 0.397668 Population Reference Bureau 0.487855 rubella 0.232276 local epidemiologic workforce 0.508648 Jeanine Hyppolite 0.36112 Life expectancy 0.369021 Haiti Earthquake 0.657072 National Cholera Surveillance 0.523611 laboratory enhanced surveillance 0.511195 lymphatic filariasis 0.376769 live births 0.364722 U.S. Assignees 0.389618 Fact Sheet Overview 0.524033 immediate health needs 0.535592 care 0.2287 treatment 0.252132 Centers 0.228902 Global Health Security 0.479656 Epidemiology Training Program 0.475927	case investigations 0.347713 surveillance capacity 0.389029 Haiti program 0.610208 mass immunization 0.350985 Source 0.245494 Prevention 0.228863 Infant mortality rate 0.491609 epidemic-prone illnesses 0.345228 magnitude earthquake 0.567397 Parasitic Diseases 0.358161 FETP 0.242387 Dr. Pat Lammie 0.48696 GBD Compare 0.378936 GOH 0.236405 capita income 0.380735 disease surveillance networks 0.527008 local public health 0.484543 interventions 0.230411 National Epidemiologic Surveillance 0.545729 LF 0.234628 vaccine-preventable diseases 0.360837 yrs 0.236018 measles 0.230606 CDC Haiti 0.916895	CLICK HERE
7406	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Methods Used to Destroy Chemical Warfare Agents	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention provides independent oversight to the U.S. chemical weapons elimination program. The two methods used to destroy chemical warfare agents are incineration technology and neutralization followed by chemical hydrolysis.	destruction process 0.461589 lethal chemical warfare 0.550613 oxidation process 0.450432 incineration technology 0.581759 DoD’s neutralization 0.532127 chemical warfare agents 0.997313 safe destruction method 0.496831 high-temperature heat treatment 0.478605 nerve agent 0.487664 individual stockpile 0.464341 Pueblo Chemical Agent-Destruction 0.505046 hot water 0.485819 blister agents 0.464173 Process improvements 0.449301 nerve agents 0.465827 sodium hydroxide 0.494109 supercritical water oxidation 0.489205 Incineration fact sheet 0.524064 breakdown products 0.482743 chemical agent waste 0.503332 U.S. stockpile 0.467818 incineration sites 0.481284 Blue Grass 0.573462 caustic compound 0.492425 water vapor 0.453118	blister agent 0.452979 agent disposal facility 0.499725 U.S. chemical warfare 0.596352 chemical warfare agent 0.534764 VX 0.455277 United States 0.451511 agent disposal facilities 0.567029 Agent-Destruction Pilot Plant 0.551784 Assembled Chemical Weapons 0.494027 mustard agent 0.48904 chemical agent 0.732184 chemical agent transfer 0.511559 neutralization method 0.470912 neutralization process 0.602404 residual chemical agents 0.515859 large containers 0.449085 Blue Grass Chemical 0.499376 National Research Council 0.486293 hazardous breakdown products 0.48232 chemical agent disposal 0.649457 chemical munitions 0.47384 case chemical agent 0.506745 leftover materials 0.447075 chemical hydrolysis 0.46655	CLICK HERE
8298	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Online Newsroom - Press Release - Mobile device use while driving more common in the US than in several European countries	Mobile device use while driving more common in the US than in several European countries	CDC Director 0.542233 Mortality Weekly Report 0.603017 CDC’s National 0.53482 distraction-related crashes 0.445096 year-old men 0.605307 Licensing laws 0.426071 high risk drivers 0.585581 cell phone technologic 0.601868 law enforcement efforts 0.552237 crucial role 0.437326 Disease Control 0.463689 Safe driving habits 0.602246 higher percentage 0.593548 new study 0.466164 HealthStyles surveys 0.462883 Injury Prevention 0.44333 text messages 0.471971 safe driving behavior 0.609159 email messages 0.469969 CDC’s Morbidity 0.571909 teen drivers information 0.560315 HUMAN SERVICES 0.434542 European countries 0.462224 communication campaigns 0.434533 parent-teen driving agreements 0.602793	Prevention.  The study 0.465836 United States 0.743588 Dr. Tom Frieden. 0.577106 safe place 0.459816 teens 0.500899 cell phone 0.942518 U.S. drivers 0.706199 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.437666 Motor Vehicle Safety 0.538546 e-mail messages 0.598192 new drivers 0.54228 Key campaign 0.431091 distraction-free driving 0.47776 strategies 0.375074 cell phones 0.45123 CDC researchers 0.687033 United Kingdom 0.58001 safe driver education 0.566785 inexperienced drivers—who 0.45321 state Graduated Driver 0.545424 fatal distraction 0.455369 specific types 0.465346 self-reported distracted driving 0.718106 seat belt 0.42451	CLICK HERE
10582	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Badges - Online Media - Alcohol	Excessive alcohol use can lead to increased risk of health problems such as injuries, violence, liver diseases, and cancer.The CDC Alcohol Program works to strengthen the scientific foundation for preventing excessive alcohol use.	social networking site 0.630501 e-mail signature 0.458931 code 0.295533 family community 0.414448 Embed 0.272236 drinks 0.253725 email address 0.450279 binge drinking 0.660526 blog 0.240069	button 0.401793 Vital Signs TM 0.659366 Copy 0.382558 CDC Vital Signs. 0.701858 page 0.243688 Adults Binge Drink 0.917311 Web site 0.432042 word 0.239676	CLICK HERE
10675	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Dirty Bombs'First Hours	The CERC training program educates people on the principles and application of crisis and emergency risk communication when responding to a public health emergency.	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
13666	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Protect All the Skin You're In	null			CLICK HERE