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1259	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Little Filtered Cigar, Cigarillo, and Premium Cigar SmokingAmong Adults - United States, 2012-2013	Catherine G. Corey, MSPH1, Brian A. King, PhD2, Blair N.	usual LFC smokers 0.403806 public health interventions 0.288965 sexual orientation 0.275457 different cigar types 0.460833 Regular cigar 0.378166 usual smokers 0.361899 usual brand 0.308494 mass market cigars 0.290097 current cigar smokers 0.573028 frequent cigar smoking 0.40864 usual type 0.355131 premium cigars 0.486914 tobacco survey 0.25704 LFCs 0.299166 cigar attributes 0.37086 tobacco products 0.323656 cigar smokers 0.931892 little filtered cigars 0.2901 cigarette smoking status 0.263961 usual premium cigar 0.473107 self-reported cigar 0.374389 cigar smoking 0.616557 United States 0.36333 Drug Administration 0.257579 cigarillos/mmcs 0.255015	cigarette smoking 0.271262 little filtered cigar 0.438223 hand-rolled cigar 0.394927 usual cigar type 0.740301 usual cigarillo/MMC smokers 0.402738 public health 0.326807 multiple tobacco products 0.253535 usual cigar type.¶ 0.483902 cigar smoking frequency 0.456828 noncigarette tobacco products 0.256773 usual cigar 0.825072 U.S. adults 0.303663 annual household income 0.286988 cigarette smokers 0.288557 especially smoked products 0.275391 regular/large cigar 0.367095 premium cigar smokers 0.522137 Daily cigar smoking 0.408019 usual choice 0.290703 self-reported cigarette smoking 0.259378 National Adult Tobacco 0.26613 tobacco control interventions 0.254654 cigar consumption 0.410637 cigar market 0.412242	CLICK HERE
6771	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Beverage Consumption Among High School Students --- United States, 2010	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.	data 0.501112 white students 0.607537 drank other SSBs 0.501497 fruit juices 0.626179 regular sports drinks 0.589926 black students 0.739937 nationwide drank soda 0.557254 soft drink intake 0.502701 beverages 0.62334 healthful beverages 0.504714 energy drinks 0.683412 fruit juice 0.761964 male students 0.570364 adolescents 0.526963 fat-free milk 0.488959 response rate 0.503286 SSB consumption 0.494011 milk 0.615818 water 0.545126 key nutrients 0.481148 National Youth Physical 0.540865 24-hour recall methods 0.517128 female students 0.578372 survey 0.528493	regular soda 0.748468 students 0.897051 fruit drinks 0.502943 U.S. adolescents 0.485064 daily consumption 0.753409 pop 0.598836 Hispanic students 0.681247 diet soda 0.583511 times 0.559433 consuming regular soda 0.503181 sugar-sweetened beverages 0.499823 coffee drinks 0.652021 sports drinks 0.999007 Nancy D. Brener 0.527129 Youth Physical Activity 0.540858 high school students 0.892677 low-calorie sports drinks 0.530635 diet energy drinks 0.527299 added sugars 0.518183 physical activity 0.61623 regular class period 0.47955 sugar drinks 0.513375 SSBs 0.605211 drank sports 0.501555	CLICK HERE
7118	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Investigation of Leptospirosis Underreporting - Puerto Rico, 2010	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. 0.212496 diagnostic services 0.372105 fatal cases 0.262512 environmental surveillance 0.226646 Human Services 0.25357 dengue deaths 0.259692 assistive technology 0.208393 infected animals 0.212443 MMWR HTML versions 0.264203 U.S. Department 0.253342 Marta Guerra 0.270758 electronic PDF version 0.266238 Administration–approved rapid tests 0.262124 animal cases 0.316103 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.264415 timely diagnostic services 0.29256 Puerto Rico Dept 0.340713 major veterinary conference 0.274954 dengue virus 0.238243 Diseases Pathology Branch 0.284143 acute febrile illness 0.290978 original paper copy 0.259102 Infectious Diseases 0.280279 leptospirosis 0.991115	Puerto Rico 0.93441 fatal AFI surveillance 0.339026 case report data 0.276774 reportable disease 0.210403 original MMWR paper 0.271076 U.S. Government Printing 0.267158 leptospirosis diagnostic testing 0.621744 Human leptospirosis 0.564223 Puerto Rico Department 0.375545 Kay M. Tomashek 0.261269 fatal leptospirosis cases 0.682394 academic medical centers 0.275315 Dengue Branch 0.245186 PRDH passive case 0.290508 William A. Bower 0.26494 contaminated water 0.206098 new surveillance 0.216048 veterinary surveillance 0.226749 subject line 0.209462 diagnostic capacity 0.282982 fatal AFI cases 0.363356 reporting requirements 0.207663 physician interviewees 0.20669 leptospirosis cases 0.780174	CLICK HERE
8536	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Smoking and Buerger's Disease - Tips From Former Smokers	The Tips From Former Smokers campaign features real people suffering as a result of smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke.	clots 0.34415 affects blood vessels 0.597047 amputation 0.339312 n’t smoke 0.432819 infection 0.327806 tissue damage 0.455893 idea 0.328199 Buerger’s disease 0.929312 decay 0.334066 cure 0.327829 body tissues 0.459938 gangrene 0.343127 Surgery 0.326543 legs 0.338125 widespread tissue death 0.5457	blood flow 0.563477 chemicals 0.327391 pain 0.328859 cases 0.329619 blood vessels 0.745495 people 0.359891 packs 0.330596 common symptoms 0.443968 tobacco products 0.559235 Researchers 0.328112 Medicines 0.331361 lining 0.32995 cigarettes 0.333219 arms 0.333032 risk 0.328002	CLICK HERE
13006	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Kristy's Story | Real Stories | Tips From Former Smokers	Kristy tried using e-cigarettes to quit smoking, but she kept smoking regular cigarettes along with e-cigarettes. She kept on smoking until her lung collapsed. The Tips From Former Smokers campaign features real people suffering as a result of smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke.	Kristy 0.990013 Tennessee 0.260121 electronic cigarettes 0.747301 right lung 0.484773 lung disease 0.45337 life 0.249272 cigarette smoking 0.74144 breath 0.263741 mother 0.257484 regular cigarettes 0.975933 smoking regular cigarettes 0.755176 early COPD 0.464418 smoker’s cough 0.530005 pain medicine 0.452566 Smokers® campaign 0.433293	hospital 0.253665 CDC’s Tips 0.436769 kids 0.253964 energy 0.25345 chest tubes 0.457778 e-cigarettes 0.431818 way 0.255799 lung 0.513041 collapsed lung 0.510976 doctors 0.320631 heavy smoker 0.737298 shortness 0.27764 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.646469 age 0.316087	CLICK HERE
13138	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Health Observances - Women's Health - CDC	CDC Women's health information, tips, and research from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	holidays 0.446892 special times 0.699729 links 0.445751 healthy lifestyle 0.791842	list 0.447652 family 0.441862 community 0.441375 national health observances 0.99755	CLICK HERE
13322	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	For Health Care Providers: Diagnostic Testing | Zika virus	null			CLICK HERE
14107	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Lower Your Risk for the Number 1 Killer of Women | CDC Features	Learn about heart disease in women and what you can do for a healthy heart.	Spanish speakers 0.37954 heart health 0.406525 upper abdomen 0.394715 healthy diet 0.378864 heart attack 0.471651 milk products 0.381131 United States 0.471497 healthy heart 0.427192 high levels 0.389486 exercise 0.328799 free quit plan 0.456085 lifestyle choices 0.386605 smaller chunks 0.38394 Limit alcohol 0.374404 breath 0.352703 free quit coaching 0.456249 poor diet 0.387012 excessive alcohol 0.388309 heart disease 0.94274 health provider 0.379628 medical condition 0.384446 long-term health problems 0.441567 Heart Failure 0.411539 Fluttering feelings 0.394164	cholesterol 0.387105 High blood pressure 0.4631 key risk factors 0.460766 severe headache 0.382758 upper body discomfort 0.480942 blood pressure 0.476207 man’s disease 0.421584 high LDL 0.40628 chance 0.330664 Sudden weakness 0.392379 stroke 0.347906 low-density lipoprotein 0.404223 extreme fatigue 0.385641 sharp chest pain 0.485993 symptoms 0.34195 simple steps 0.380765 free resources 0.379502 chest pain 0.486086 family history 0.379502 low-fat milk 0.385477 shortness 0.373381 free educational materials 0.446551 physical inactivity 0.395542	CLICK HERE
15536	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Influenza Vaccine Composition for the 2015-16 Season	Influenza Vaccine Composition for the 2014–15 Season - CDC			CLICK HERE
15917	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Age-Associated Perceptions of Physical Activity Facilitatorsand Barriers Among Women in Rural Southernmost Illinois	Preventing Chronic Disease (PCD) is a peer-reviewed electronic journal established by the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. PCD provides an open exchange of information and knowledge among researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and others who strive to improve the health of the public through chronic disease prevention.			CLICK HERE