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4472	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	July 3, 2008: Investigation of Outbreak of Human Infections Caused by E. coli O157:H7 | 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.	safe internal temperature 0.601179 raw ground beef 0.789995 State health 0.568132 raw meat 0.709913 Molecular fingerprinting testing 0.615294 harmful bacteria 0.597932 Nebraska Beef Ltd. 0.764791 FSIS virtual representative 0.612729 ground beef patties 0.754312 local health jurisdictions 0.632222 ill persons 0.568665 foodborne disease surveillance 0.60919 additional cases 0.561893 multi-state outbreak 0.59094 hemolytic-uremic syndrome 0.567671 median age 0.564222 beef manufacturing trimmings 0.694296 Kroger® retail stores 0.613965 Escherichia coli O157 0.658593 multi-state case-control study 0.618301 separate cutting boards 0.598435 public health agencies 0.72203 O157 illness 0.564431 Poultry Hotline 1-888-MPHotline 0.615655 health authorities 0.565981	good food safety 0.611596 toll-free USDA Meat 0.621566 Michigan Departments 0.567112 ground beef 0.910561 Ohio.  CDC 0.571788 State departments 0.564536 E. coli 0.761022 outbreak strain 0.57819 ground beef samples 0.719402 Wash cutting boards 0.603883 H7 infections 0.58636 ground beef components 0.714155 soapy water 0.622694 food safety messages 0.612305 Kroger® Company stores 0.611739 Michigan 0.580557 food safety 0.796764 ground beef products 0.710576 national molecular subtyping 0.615535 United States Department 0.727326 Agriculture’s Food Safety 0.634338 Kroger Consumer Hotline 0.607615 food safety questions 0.613039 molecular fingerprinting 0.629161	CLICK HERE
6195	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Predictors of repeated PSA testing among black and white men from the Maryland Cancer Survey, 2006.	null	recent PSA test 0.366462 high-risk prostate cancer 0.283254 health insurance 0.345875 Self-reported repeated PSA 0.408098 PSA testing 0.991583 PSA velocity 0.415372 single PSA concentration 0.345023 initial PSA measurement 0.324966 blacks 0.292815 prostate cancer detection 0.283247 whites 0.281049 National Comprehensive Cancer 0.271725 white men 0.326189 PSA tests 0.45312 single PSA 0.363914 telephone numbers 0.266629 serum PSA 0.356659 Maryland Cancer Survey 0.287342 age groups 0.274896 Cancer Network guidelines 0.271594 prostate cancer aggressiveness 0.283481 PSA test 0.552332 Comprehensive Cancer Network 0.272417 PSA concentration 0.364038 prostate cancer testing 0.300163	United States 0.27096 age group 0.29225 individual PSA screening 0.353788 repeated PSA testing 0.379858 PSA level 0.364857 cancer screening rates 0.270973 men 0.425021 self-reported PSA testing 0.365916 PSA screening 0.356288 health care 0.348207 black men 0.356089 race 0.301558 prostate cancer screening 0.363932 initial PSA testing 0.350402 high PSA velocity 0.347289 prostate cancer 0.888705 higher proportion 0.26593 family history 0.372093 repeat PSA testing 0.351782 PSA question 0.324863 serum PSA levels 0.348273 Cancer Screening Trial 0.272204 single PSA measurement 0.360623 low PSA concentrations 0.347884	CLICK HERE
6331	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Using the community readiness model to select communities for a community-wide obesity prevention intervention.	null	Community Psychol 0.272018 obesity prevention program 0.251608 broad community participation 0.255906 address childhood obesity 0.264074 community coalition 0.276998 M. Community readiness 0.302024 community decision makers 0.290239 community-based obesity research 0.273633 community knowledge 0.29135 obesity prevention programs 0.28946 community climate 0.38622 study team 0.493045 community efforts 0.30993 obesity prevention 0.652413 food service 0.358569 childhood obesity prevention 0.58477 obesity prevention intervention 0.31412 obesity interventions 0.259012 community readiness 0.675599 obesity prevention efforts 0.286276 school food service 0.287292 community 0.828785 efforts 0.317263 randomized community intervention 0.259592 Overall readiness scores 0.280487	community readiness key 0.306536 school district 0.255046 CRM 0.303086 community members 0.28405 community leaders 0.29728 obesity prevention model 0.280922 comprehensive obesity prevention 0.261846 Community Readiness Survey 0.304229 overall readiness score 0.317315 CRM protocol 0.284676 childhood obesity issue 0.276096 community readiness model 0.544671 L. Community readiness 0.30577 community-based obesity prevention 0.375962 childhood obesity intervention 0.303074 community prevention coalitions 0.246755 community readiness measure 0.311644 community capacity 0.272587 physical activity 0.31371 mean readiness score 0.287508 food service director 0.274333 multilevel community interventions 0.275298 childhood obesity 0.968163 community coalition representative 0.256705	CLICK HERE
7550	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Update on Vaccine-Derived Polioviruses - Worldwide, April2011-June 2012	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.	genetically distinct aVDPV2s 0.58483 sewage samples 0.765584 corresponding OPV strain 0.604366 genetically related VDPV 0.537846 unvaccinated AFP patients 0.623889 oral poliovirus vaccine 0.559333 poliovirus serotypes 0.564196 highly divergent aVDPV2s 0.602431 AFP 0.92699 Polio Laboratory Network 0.605627 AFP patients 0.77479 low poliovirus vaccine 0.639061 AFP cases 0.597464 prolonged iVDPV infections 0.64319 poliovirus vaccination coverage 0.539178 vaccination coverage 0.66973 OPV 0.703481 primary immunodeficiency 0.654611 VDPV circulation 0.611944 OPV coverage 0.585097 iVDPV infections 0.648363 polio vaccination coverage 0.588852 middle-income countries 0.577541	World Health Organization 0.730505 VDPVs 0.705889 genetically related VDPVs 0.527278 divergent aVDPVs 0.572075 immunologically normal OPV 0.544599 inactivated poliovirus vaccine 0.588075 poliovirus vaccine coverage 0.691586 high poliovirus vaccine 0.532867 common variable immunodeficiency 0.637255 severe combined immunodeficiency 0.539073 low OPV coverage 0.57622 persons 0.634684 AFP patient 0.818899 primary immunodeficiencies 0.69924 global poliovirus surveillance 0.531367 high OPV coverage 0.540259 newly identified persons 0.548551 insensitive AFP surveillance 0.620634 Global Polio Laboratory 0.603898 previously reported VDPV 0.535164 high vaccination coverage 0.61824 polio eradication efforts 0.529512 highly divergent aVDPV2 0.609456	CLICK HERE
8288	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Mobile Device Use While Driving - United States and SevenEuropean Countries, 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.	EuroPNStyles survey respondents 0.291163 Alternate Text 0.288552 representative telephone survey 0.267709 public relations firm 0.267084 mobile communication technologies 0.36583 recent national estimates 0.266344 risky driving behaviors 0.354089 road traffic crashes 0.371217 Rebecca B. Naumann 0.308606 similar survey methods 0.270911 Ñ?ЛП Road traffic 0.269736 alcohol-impaired driving 0.311606 U.S. adult drivers 0.268111 percentages 0.315638 countries 0.325434 significantly larger percentage 0.306214 worldwide social marketing 0.266362 text message 0.338844 global public health 0.317808 weighted percentage 0.367568 cell phone capabilities 0.287894 drivers 0.293068 United States 0.790601 phone use laws 0.287373 age group 0.283913	differences 0.274409 phone technological advances 0.271149 Response choices 0.415985 fall HealthStyles survey 0.415922 cell phone 0.95477 public education campaigns 0.35906 prevalence estimates 0.267009 prevalence 0.297523 HealthStyles data analyzed 0.276819 high-visibility enforcement 0.301455 seat belt nonuse 0.36212 injury prevention 0.291031 e-mail messages 0.542365 cell phones 0.272791 HealthStyles survey data 0.286202 Population Survey proportions 0.272251 spring HealthStyles survey 0.395115 United Kingdom 0.271437 self-reported mobile device 0.275568 distracted driving–related crashes 0.268938 mobile device 0.625597 public health problem 0.317804 HealthStyles survey responses 0.27865 HealthStyles survey 0.459228	CLICK HERE
12579	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Ebola PSA from First Lady of Guinea, Hadja Djene Kaba Condé (in French)	(In French) The First Lady of Guinea, Hadja Djene Kaba Condé, delivers a PSA about Ebola. Washing hands well can help protect yourself and your family from Ebola and also other diseases. Ebola is a very serious disease. But it is possible to survive and heal with proper medical treatment. If you or someone you know thinks he has the disease, go to the hospital immediately for treatment. Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html This video can also be viewed at http://www.cdc.gov/vhf/ebola/resources/videos/ebola-first-lady-guinea-psa.mp4	Djene Kaba Condé 0.99122 Guinea 0.33821 Hadja 0.216911	YouTube 0.351326 Lady 0.217424	CLICK HERE
13181	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Road Safety | CDC Features	Learn to protect yourself and others from road traffic injuries when traveling.	huge economic burden 0.522789 safety advocacy platforms 0.517179 car seat 0.488651 post-crash care 0.462581 booster seat 0.486634 key outcome 0.461606 road safety programs 0.543792 program planning 0.46184 development assistance 0.466112 Action Plan 0.459985 violence-related targets 0.46057 road traffic crashes 0.789043 road infrastructure 0.482536 global number 0.462062 Sustainable Development Goals 0.513758 Safe International Road 0.540564 violence prevention 0.506747 middle-income countries 0.588661 civil society groups 0.511506 motor vehicles 0.472941 Injury Center 0.467495 stronger injury 0.466814 Tampere Declaration 0.515228 road traffic injury 0.630979 Evaluate surveillance systems 0.507521	Motor vehicle crashes 0.551928 social development 0.473651 seat belts 0.484951 United States 0.539141 World Injury Conference 0.519916 Obey speed limits 0.518977 young people 0.469421 cell phone 0.463813 road safety management 0.541244 direct technical assistance 0.513036 traffic injury surveillance 0.527821 non-governmental organizations 0.460316 surveillance systems 0.518224 public health concern 0.519113 top-heavy buses 0.467541 Learn tips 0.475217 global commitment 0.45998 Current trends 0.463928 traffic injury data 0.531679 road users 0.485638 road traffic injuries 0.953258 broader transport networks 0.510212 seat belt 0.527869 Global Decade 0.461103	CLICK HERE
14586	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Opioid Basics	null	Increases 0.257056 Official Journal 0.442791 United States 0.444252 morphine 0.289168 number 0.241283 Algren 0.277353 times 0.243602 U.S. 0.241974 Disease Control 0.438302 men 0.241929 overdose deaths 0.869059 American College 0.445029 majority 0.256947 methadone 0.276781 Heroin 0.365818 MMWR 0.241695 drug overdose deaths 0.865424 Opioid-Involved Overdose Deaths 0.83306 OxyContin 0.287098	Fentanyl-associated fatalities 0.487914 income levels 0.465491 illicit drug users 0.688083 Medical Toxicology 0.651679 severe pain 0.572652 age groups 0.463588 Wayne County 0.448703 advanced cancer pain.1 0.702104 Common types 0.497996 effects 0.247664 risks 0.252794 doctors 0.249404 et al 0.455311 opioid pain reliever 0.949589 Prescription opioids 0.768169 rise 0.248895 illegal opioid 0.626062 Monteilh 0.240242 Rubin 0.258783	CLICK HERE
14605	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Protect Babies from Whooping Cough Infographic | Vaccines	Protect Babies from Whooping Cough Infographic	doses 0.411815 half 0.409183 grandparents 0.411571 arrow 0.410483 Tdap shot 0.463041 home* 0.408982 whooping cough vaccine 0.871734 Human Services 0.447895 protection 0.409086 babies 0.424489 source 0.409436 office 0.408549 trouble breathing 0.456684 U.S. Department 0.444496 local health department 0.484749 Disease Control 0.44779 whooping cough vaccines 0.673639 pregnant woman 0.499212 whooping cough catch 0.684225 nurse 0.42232 friend 0.408984	newborn baby 0.450331 Children 0.410819 hospital 0.419971 Facebook 0.411409 sister 0.409008 infants 0.410647 www.cdc.gov/whoopingcough 0.409146 Whooping cough cases 0.697047 respiratory infection 0.456145 Mom 0.410257 picture 0.462479 doctor 0.417585 whooping cough 0.994906 childcare providers 0.452144 severe coughing 0.459298 baby 0.489941 Pinit 0.40891 young daughter 0.448744 time 0.408683 rise 0.40951 brother 0.408618	CLICK HERE
15939	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HAN Archive - 00395|Health Alert Network (HAN)	Health Alert Network (HAN). Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	drug overdose fatalities 0.503045 previous overdose 0.409623 fentanyl submissions 0.616937 drug overdose 0.587084 fentanyl-related overdose outbreaks 0.517191 fentanyl analogs 0.743259 fentanyl analog drug 0.680583 public health departments 0.407871 potent fentanyl analog 0.672129 fentanyl 0.995118 drug overdose scenes 0.488098 overdose event 0.403201 Morb Mortal Wkly 0.497023 health care professionals 0.41704 Orally-ingested counterfeit pills 0.390746 National Forensic Laboratory 0.395675 drug submissions 0.431566 opioid overdose deaths 0.539087 fentanyl seizures 0.600968 fentanyl overdose 0.933351 illicitly manufactured fentanyl 0.857649 United States 0.44045 diverted prescription pills 0.387487 fatal overdose 0.437324 acetyl fentanyl 0.672074	Fatal fentanyl 0.591144 MMWR Morb Mortal 0.497043 U.S. drug market 0.42819 Forensic Laboratory Information 0.395663 U.S. fentanyl 0.584007 counterfeit pills 0.697841 Mortal Wkly Rep 0.484256 furanyl fentanyl 0.619115 fentanyl-laced counterfeit pills 0.488367 public health 0.424314 fentanyl-related compounds 0.627639 drug overdose deaths 0.46624 fentanyl analog 0.682113 fentanyl-related overdose fatalities 0.481987 overdose fatalities 0.511754 Drug Enforcement Administration 0.440886 fentanyl doubling 0.614588 fentanyl screening 0.593799 non-pharmaceutical fentanyl 0.666607 Drug Overdose Health 0.497207 toxic fentanyl-related compounds 0.498834 opioid overdose cases 0.497509 opioid-related overdose 0.429013 drug overdose outbreaks 0.500936	CLICK HERE