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838	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	50th Anniversary Report on Smoking and Health | CDC Features	Fifty years after the first report, the 2014 Surgeon General’s Report on Smoking and Health reveals new details about the dangers of smoking as well as strategies to curtail the cigarette epidemic.	cancer treatment 0.415059 candy cigarettes 0.423304 lung cancer 0.599428 federal document report 0.525298 tobacco control programs 0.580243 complete report 0.420999 children 0.41468 early 1960s 0.414268 fewer cigarettes 0.418017 secondhand smoke 0.511831 age-related macular degeneration 0.482208 scientifically rigorous report 0.522919 comprehensive tobacco control 0.603128 tobacco prevention 0.516883 colorectal cancer 0.415091 public health leaders 0.481177 comprehensive smokefree policies 0.474177 Surgeon General Boris 0.486666 health care costs 0.490988 cigarette brands 0.414692 tobacco products 0.487669 smoking causes 0.654094 Hard-hitting mass-media campaigns 0.481566 accessible cessation help 0.472122 tobacco use epidemic 0.617177	obstructive pulmonary disease 0.487294 United States 0.619584 Health Consequences 0.419916 cigarette smoke 0.427918 new details 0.50743 new Surgeon General 0.536641 cigarette smoking 0.727894 tobacco smoking 0.818193 current smoking rates 0.72561 tobacco marketing 0.528309 heart disease 0.502698 smoking 0.996036 Dr. Luther Terry 0.489413 secondhand smoke exposure 0.499169 tobacco companies 0.520309 Surgeon General 0.852184 Tobacco advertising 0.511337 tobacco epidemic 0.514217 50th anniversary SGR 0.490729 report 0.55488 unacceptably high rates 0.473711 new report 0.424073 tobacco-use epidemic 0.415873 tobacco control 0.636207	CLICK HERE
4475	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	June 30, 2009: States Where Persons Infected with the Outbreak Strain of E. coli O157:H7 Live, United States, by State | 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.	O157 0.384189 North Carolina 0.383453 Oregon 0.314365 CDC 0.319909 United States 0.559439 confirmatory test results 0.456648 Maine 0.314775 Oklahoma 0.314401 South Carolina 0.381479 advanced DNA test 0.457827 number 0.315256 Eating Raw Refrigerated 0.478988 Colorado 0.3151 Massachusetts 0.314846 Missouri 0.314712 ill persons 0.389865 Tuesday 0.314799 E. coli 0.953552 outbreak strain 0.811115 Arizona 0.315171 H7 Live 0.698498 Outbreak Investigations 0.475792	Nevada 0.314514 New York 0.382645 Montana 0.314676 Prepackaged Cookie Dough 0.489289 Kentucky 0.314881 Minnesota 0.314747 California 0.315128 Delaware 0.315029 particular DNA fingerprint 0.466805 New Jersey 0.383089 Pennsylvania 0.31433 persons 0.390941 Iowa 0.314952 Illinois 0.314923 Texas 0.314245 New Hampshire 0.383331 Connecticut 0.315065 Ohio 0.314429 Georgia 0.314994 Maryland 0.314817 Multistate Outbreak 0.484653	CLICK HERE
5877	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Methyl isobutyl carbinol - 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
6305	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC reports uneven declines in coronary heart disease by state and race/ethnicity - Press Release: October 13, 2011	CDC reports uneven declines in coronary heart disease by state and race/ethnicity	Mortality Weekly Report 0.371985 M.D. 0.225245 heart disease prevalence 0.485126 high blood cholesterol 0.358046 number 0.241102 high cholesterol 0.281558 Disease Control 0.309208 Hearts visit http://millionhearts.hhs.gov/about–mh.shtml 0.329442 decline 0.23043 Hearts national initiative 0.340568 lower respiratory diseases 0.343493 Jing Fang 0.275536 Americans 0.317727 patients 0.226411 health providers 0.276008 high risk populations 0.356725 state coronary heart 0.402842 phone survey 0.287025 MMWR report 0.278508 coronary heart disease. 0.425235 heart attack 0.313187 Factor Surveillance 0.282043 highest levels 0.276901 HUMAN SERVICES 0.272122 geographic differences 0.273766	heart attacks 0.335346 high blood pressure 0.471637 United States 0.361728 African Americans 0.299731 percent 0.32442 certain groups 0.269511 American Indians/Alaskan Natives 0.478553 West Virginia 0.278373 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.272201 CDC′s Division 0.272052 cardiovascular disease 0.29839 higher risk 0.270602 CDC′s Behavioral Risk 0.357926 strokes 0.227812 Stroke Prevention 0.270768 clinical care 0.275168 uncontrolled high blood 0.460951 highest rates 0.278057 people 0.25708 Southern states 0.277948 chest pain 0.284803 Thomas R. Frieden 0.346506 older adults 0.34341 new report 0.298019	CLICK HERE
7567	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FASD - My Story - Real Stories from People living with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders	FASDs are 100% preventable if a woman does not drink alcohol during pregnancy. There is no known safe amount of alcohol to drink while pregnant. There is also no safe time during pregnancy to drink and no safe kind of alcohol.	high school 0.453134 school community 0.393881 Taylor extreme anxiety 0.492196 large national grocery 0.450042 lead custodian 0.386503 Cathy Allen 0.469121 National Organization 0.635066 Melissa 0.429178 drank alcohol 0.411009 customer service skills 0.446398 annual Seminar Series 0.44219 things 0.408871 behaviors Taylor 0.420595 FASD community 0.581645 high functioning end 0.463506 Taylor’s diagnosis 0.425434 Taylor 0.539418 pregnancy 0.422144 Suicide Prevention Program 0.441051 NOFAS website 0.391461 social awkwardness 0.389961 Vice President 0.443413 FASD behaviors 0.511802 FASD journey 0.503808 Sasha 0.587014	FASD Awareness 0.496804 Taylor’s parents 0.425055 great family support 0.452365 Kennedy Krieger Institute 0.462376 well-rounded young man 0.444273 alcohol dependence 0.406146 trade school 0.396033 drinking alcohol 0.393013 Sasha proudly shares 0.531257 Taylor Allen 0.420455 Fetal Alcohol Syndrome 0.921584 DC area 0.39252 FASD story 0.493346 NOFAS 0.491462 Allen family 0.394892 best possible care 0.442483 attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder 0.395341 FASD 0.73025 people 0.451389 active member 0.447752 national nonprofit resource 0.450441 FASD Communities 0.486973 church bowling league 0.436657 23-year-old young man 0.477418	CLICK HERE
11861	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pertussis | Whooping Cough | Prevention | Travelers | CDC	null	Infection Control Practices 0.549809 Acellular Pertussis Vaccines 0.85004 Healthcare Personnel 0.430383 protection 0.324333 babies 0.329271 Reduced Diphtheria Toxoid 0.904058 Acellular Pertussis 0.874682 CDC. Updated Recommendations 0.568416 Td 0.336372 Immunization Practices 0.598448 Advisory Committee 0.644243 Vaccine Information Statements 0.572231 ACIP 0.406599	Tdap 0.357188 MMWR 0.340172 greater risk 0.450792 DTaP shots 0.448448 countries 0.326617 CDC. Preventing Tetanus 0.642092 bad case 0.449822 Tetanus Toxoid 0.640848 recommended pertussis vaccinations 0.844923 Travelers 0.330846 Adults 0.322341 departure 0.338313	CLICK HERE
12274	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Avoid Harmful Substances | CDC Features	In honor of National Birth Defects Prevention Month, make a PACT to get healthy, physically and mentally, before and during pregnancy to increase your chances of having a healthy baby. Avoiding harmful home and workplace exposures is one important step.	early pregnancy 0.383796 basic health guidelines 0.449622 blood passes 0.366754 major birth defects 0.531427 healthy lifestyle 0.375381 safe time 0.367752 family members 0.369112 breastfeeding women 0.371757 pregnancy 0.527304 protective equipment 0.366938 reproductive health 0.412058 poor pregnancy outcomes 0.443883 Preconception care 0.365763 workplace health topics 0.435598 Share information 0.370516 direct birth 0.387086 best safety practices 0.425461 Evaluate Pregnancy 0.376648 best ways 0.364397 harmful exposures 0.395657 orofacial clefts 0.430662 Occupational Safety 0.364418 Birth Defects Research 0.528163 harmful substances 0.457955 premature birth 0.389576	preconception health 0.373556 health services 0.367222 smoking 0.375589 CDC funds 0.419345 folic acid 0.460814 umbilical cord 0.365221 lifelong physical 0.364753 National Institute 0.36733 CDC research 0.373768 Birth Defects Study 0.527176 best advice 0.368005 physical agents 0.370327 birth defects 0.920478 Birth Defects Prevention 0.529796 healthy baby 0.502029 alcohol spectrum disorders 0.435233 baby’s heath 0.368907 population-based tracking 0.368557 Infant Death Syndrome 0.418005 healthcare provider 0.373118 legal right 0.370001 baby’s health 0.377608 population-based methods 0.369024 specific exposures 0.384824	CLICK HERE
13731	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Protect Your Hearing, Promote Hearing Health | CDC Features	October is National Protect Your Hearing Month. Find out if noise at your workplace is affecting your hearing and learn how to prevent noise-induced hearing loss. Monitor noise levels and protect your hearing.	noise exposure level 0.649933 HPD performance 0.471644 occupational hearing loss 0.790496 hearing protectors 0.614063 Monitor noise levels 0.668869 loud noise 0.604447 hazardous noise exposure 0.664411 hearing disorders 0.64489 overall level 0.464075 sound level meter 0.614636 cardiovascular health risks 0.510729 National Protect 0.519452 noise level increases 0.649956 Hearing Loss Prevention 0.805206 quick screening methods 0.507537 common work-related illnesses 0.523693 work-related hearing loss 0.66815 NIOSH HPD Well-Fit™ 0.542382 U.S. workers 0.472818 complete noise survey 0.643449 regular science blogs 0.498455 noise-induced hearing loss 0.805652 hearing loss 0.990057 noise exposure 0.779866 noise levels 0.78741	Protector Device Compendium 0.496822 United States 0.465899 dangerous noise exposures 0.627276 Loss Prevention programs 0.510683 Endocrine disrupters 0.459861 Audiometric evaluation 0.461304 constant noise 0.586958 abrupt starts 0.45944 noise 0.816586 Ototoxic chemicals 0.459844 level meter app 0.518956 loss prevention program 0.595252 Certain biological factors 0.498411 comprehensive searchable database 0.499162 noise exposures 0.653366 smartphone sound level 0.620669 HPD Well-FitTM 0.472106 NIOSH Science Blog 0.539326 level meter apps 0.51859 sound measurement apps 0.513997 Impulsiveness – noises 0.464425 hearing protection devices 0.662702 NIOSH Hearing Loss 0.706491 high economic price 0.513723	CLICK HERE
14306	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Risks | Million Hearts	Some populations have higher risk for heart disease and stroke. Learn more about the risks.	Stroke Statistics Subcommittee 0.528972 Current cigarette smoking 0.321998 Yoon SS 0.269771 high cholesterol—may 0.275894 Kit BK 0.271744 high cholesterol 0.402513 Disease Control 0.325689 high-density lipoprotein cholesterol 0.341859 Gunn JP 0.274212 healthy lifestyle 0.273381 Homa DH 0.271842 National Center 0.409055 highest death rates 0.317884 NCHS data brief 0.611922 National diabetes statistics 0.327905 risks—specifically high blood 0.333716 time physical activity 0.333615 southeastern United States 0.328638 American Heart Association 0.668646 Health Statistics 0.39703 U.S. adults 0.271958 Flegal KM 0.274427 American adults 0.283494 heart attacks 0.344552 heart attack 0.328882	United States 0.767219 adults 0.335564 African Americans 0.379389 Cardiovascular disease risks 0.348594 Association Statistics Committee 0.472551 Kuklina EV 0.27484 Ogden CL 0.271435 potassium intakes 0.275619 heart disease 0.523187 Blaha MJ 0.373797 Arnett DK 0.367373 Fryar CD 0.441273 Benjamin EJ 0.361476 Hypertension prevalence 0.270234 Clin Nutr 0.283703 Carroll MD 0.408109 Saydah SH 0.276132 Carriquiry AL 0.273697 physical activity 0.375439 Heart Association Statistics 0.4718 leisure-time physical activity 0.337118 Physical Inactivity 0.275573 high blood pressure 0.950293 et al 0.335081	CLICK HERE
15300	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2014-15 Flu Season	FluVaxView vaccination coverage 2014-15 Influenza Season - CDC	influenza vaccination proportions 0.832186 state-level influenza vaccination 0.961884 influenza vaccination coverage 0.841233 Health Care Personnel 0.624902	interactive maps 0.595433 data tables 0.588818 general population 0.5162 bar charts 0.591261	CLICK HERE