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6193	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The ethical basis for promoting nutritional health in public schools in the United States.	null	school meal food 0.575367 school food regulation 0.566855 compulsory school law 0.555212 competitive foods 0.73298 current school environments 0.553172 dietary guidelines 0.545616 nutritional health promotion 0.535529 healthy school foods 0.606984 school programs 0.552944 School Health Policies 0.560039 School Lunch Program 0.658035 healthful school meal 0.543363 Tufts University School 0.531666 school nutrition interventions 0.560504 school 0.921988 children 0.763853 school procedures 0.523109 better school attendance 0.551025 school food environment 0.606876 school food offerings 0.565861 elementary school children 0.575662 nutritional quality 0.634044 school breakfast programs 0.736998 School Breakfast Program. 0.527757	healthy dietary behaviors 0.541888 Public Health 0.558808 middle school students 0.558784 public schools 0.524573 nutrition standards 0.5607 new school policies 0.546668 school fund-raising technique 0.531247 sound school meals 0.541975 poor nutritional quality 0.616881 school food service 0.57879 health 0.608981 School Breakfast Program 0.538201 school food quality 0.580073 nutritional health 0.602747 school food 0.750455 reimbursable National School 0.552791 high school students 0.559904 schools 0.567617 school meets bioethics 0.536681 snack foods 0.56085 school nutrition standards 0.550561 National School Lunch 0.850648 academic performance 0.61589	CLICK HERE
6560	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Facts - Autism Spectrum Disorders	Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs) are a group of developmental disabilities that can cause significant social, communication and behavioral challenges. CDC is working to find out how many children have ASDs, discover the risk factors, and raise awareness of the signs.	Specific genetic disorders 0.417505 Child Find evaluation 0.410382 Arch Gen Psychiatry. 0.486755 children 0.482585 Plomin R. Genetic 0.408003 autism spectrum disorders 0.835551 autism spectrum disorder 0.66434 intervention treatment services 0.499779 risk factors 0.50749 early intervention treatment 0.506276 Gillberg C. Autism 0.460469 U. S. children 0.434729 local public school 0.407178 local elementary school 0.398515 early intervention services 0.525819 right contact information 0.407028 childhood autism 0.418087 Early Childhood Technical 0.504474 possible risk factors 0.439611 early childhood 0.512289 local early intervention 0.434402 Research Consortium study 0.401233 child 0.531041 Pickles A. Autism 0.461686	important public health 0.413165 fragile X syndrome 0.40532 child development 0.401532 largest U.S. studies 0.402826 free evaluation 0.399292 Dev Med Child 0.439767 Technical Assistance Center 0.497959 Risch N. Genetic 0.407903 ASD 0.903732 ECTA website 0.423395 Autism Dev Disord. 0.456789 Advanced parental age 0.398747 neonatal risk factors 0.425003 higher risk 0.407412 Childhood Technical Assistance 0.493478 early intervention 0.627001 Sumi S. Genetic 0.412518 formal ASD diagnosis 0.662495 pervasive developmental disorder 0.519373 National Research Council 0.402909 M. Sibling risk 0.413214 people 0.417542 Hum Genet. 0.404483 Curr Neurol Neurosci 0.398337	CLICK HERE
6613	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Organ Systems and the Chemicals that Affect Them - Developmental effects while organs are developing	The body’s developmental period begins at pregnancy when a sperm fertilizes an egg. The developmental period continues through birth and ends at the time of sexual maturity. This maturity involves the formation and change of the body’s organs and tissues.			CLICK HERE
10816	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	QuickStats: Percentage of Adults Aged ?18 Years Ever Told They Had Diabetes by a Doctor or Health Professional, by Race/Ethnicity --- National Health Interview Survey, United States, 2004--2008	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. 0.480073 annual surveys 0.467253 endorsement 0.366607 Alternate Text 0.452424 Human Services 0.5692 assistive technology 0.487541 blacks 0.363428 MMWR HTML versions 0.57121 U.S. Department 0.560091 reliable estimates 0.479022 electronic PDF version 0.564745 household interviews 0.459345 American Indian/Alaska Natives 0.940521 Female respondents 0.500292 Contact GPO 0.474383 commercial sources 0.453832 age groups 0.463244 current prices 0.449177 persons 0.482157 standard population 0.467053 original paper copy 0.569911 sample sizes 0.457486 noninstitutionalized U.S. population 0.608819 United States 0.77525	U.S. Government Printing 0.586422 original MMWR paper 0.567047 Overall category 0.465025 adults 0.384812 sugar diabetes 0.59332 unknown diabetes status 0.733612 MMWR readers 0.455011 character translation 0.44778 borderline diabetes 0.597864 format errors 0.445297 Asians 0.370872 multiple races 0.468086 subject line 0.484383 typeset documents 0.45181 health 0.46692 trade names 0.453921 official text 0.444177 doctor 0.410322 non-CDC sites 0.450314 American Indian/Alaska Native 0.67969 confidence interval 0.468082 pregnancy-related diabetes 0.609811 electronic conversions 0.442773 printable versions 0.439635	CLICK HERE
10907	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Indoor Tanning Is Not Safe | Skin Cancer	Indoor tanning can cause skin cancers including melanoma (the deadliest type of skin cancer), basal cell carcinoma, and squamous cell carcinoma.	skin cancer 0.602507 UV rays 0.519891 Causes premature skin 0.474205 skin cancer prevention 0.478945 Indoor tanning exposes 0.633166 10-year national objectives 0.456335 skin cancers 0.448627 U.S. Department 0.437956 Youth Risk Behavior 0.464271 base tan 0.448829 newer tanning beds 0.578081 indoor tanning devices 0.702604 World Health Organization 0.472103 melanoma 0.543387 Health Interview Survey 0.460535 Americans indoor tan 0.498752 UV radiation 0.447598 colleagues 0.442448 indoor tanning laws 0.587499 International Agency 0.438011 basal cell carcinoma 0.533483 Tanning Restrictions 0.538301 deadliest type 0.438284 United States 0.516048 high levels 0.435885	melanoma diagnosis 0.489212 age spots 0.436792 human carcinogen 0.438925 safest way 0.435605 ocular melanoma 0.481386 indoor tanning increases 0.608178 Healthy People 0.454261 indoor tanning facilities 0.619722 younger users 0.44248 Melanoma’s Melanoma 0.500043 higher risk 0.44179 Human Services. 0.437939 indoor tanners 0.481825 potentially blinding eye 0.465283 signed risk acknowledgement 0.462443 high school students 0.460233 white high school 0.459268 indoor tanning 0.969463 skin texture 0.444855 Indoor tanning also— 0.630549 UV exposure 0.546574 risk 0.466305 high school girls 0.514352 early adulthood 0.438214	CLICK HERE
11033	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HHS grants bolster health care and public health disaster preparedness | Press Release | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	information sharing 0.472762 All-Hazards Preparedness Reauthorization 0.642694 Human Services 0.487354 natural disasters 0.478816 assistant secretary 0.476964 Healthcare Preparedness Capabilities 0.646611 radiological nuclear events 0.540695 U.S. Department 0.487444 public health departments 0.56468 local communities 0.483601 public health systems 0.674799 national preparedness efforts 0.623589 infectious disease outbreaks 0.540465 critical sources 0.478644 emergency management 0.472394 Preparednessand CDC 0.474828 funding awards 0.48659 Health Preparedness Capabilities 0.678363 Nicole Lurie 0.482538 Health Emergency Preparedness 0.699127 state preparedness 0.604903 federal preparedness programs 0.669404 medical surge 0.472409 effective joint planning 0.531031 emergency operations 0.475627	HPP funding 0.604885 HPP 0.643968 PHEP funding 0.532826 core capabilities 0.476684 PHEP cooperative agreement 0.539612 homeland security programs 0.532577 PHEP funds 0.482755 health security 0.51512 Hospital Preparedness Program 0.660634 National Standards 0.47371 medical needs 0.474547 response capabilities 0.478775 public health 0.907474 health care 0.780059 health care systems 0.60823 Local Planning 0.479137 health care preparedness 0.681665 PHEP cooperative agreements 0.536167 saving lives 0.483214 grant funds 0.474741 local public health 0.68643 health care coalitions 0.580407 federal health 0.49799 local level 0.478457	CLICK HERE
12115	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Lead - State Programs - Michigan	CDC’s Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program - State Programs - Michigan	funding 0.391842 efforts 0.380846 Disease Control 0.636892 childhood lead poisoning 0.923474	prevention programmatic activities 0.893024 initiatives 0.389057 direct funds 0.60158 P.O. Box 0.594765	CLICK HERE
12920	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Concussion Videos - Molly's Mom's Story	Molly's mom talks about her daughter's concussion.	Perspective 0.365045	Mom 0.970581	CLICK HERE
13159	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Expanding Naloxone use could reduce drug overdose deaths and save lives	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	Emergency Medicine Service 0.428702 opioid abuse 0.470166 emergency medical staff 0.436228 naloxone administration 0.443279 CDC Senior Health 0.452768 multiple HHS agencies 0.421084 Disease Control 0.376965 prescription opioids 0.394826 rural areas 0.556226 health care providers 0.420157 opioid addiction 0.485593 health care professionals 0.416454 suburban areas 0.367674 CDC Director Tom 0.452768 Human Services Secretary 0.411812 American Journal 0.376516 heroin overdose 0.514437 national guidelines 0.369777 prescription opioid 0.513525 Scientist Mark Faul 0.423622 Health Resources Services 0.417067 opioid overdose death 0.64256 opioid overdose deaths 0.913796 heroin.  Naloxone 0.401128	effective programs.  CDC 0.440235 Public Health 0.383277 United States 0.382638 emergency service staff 0.452202 overdose reversal treatment 0.555449 urban EMS naloxone 0.494872 study findings 0.368567 rural EMS staff 0.500247 EMS staff 0.930212 basic EMS personnel 0.49531 50 states 0.375772 drug overdose deaths 0.621713 prescription drug 0.387878 rural communities 0.429959 Medical Service Providers 0.447178 basic emergency 0.435378 urban areas 0.368031 basic EMS staff 0.716096 emergency medical service 0.64204 advanced certification requirements 0.4233 opioid misuse 0.474719 Information System data 0.364685 naloxone 0.515917 Sylvia M. Burwell 0.415886	CLICK HERE
16180	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Basic Infection Control and Prevention Plan for Outpatient Oncology Settings | HAI	null	healthcare personnel 0.589882 infection control standards 0.515093 alcohol-based hand rub 0.656653 Standard Precautions 0.589197 outpatient settings 0.528833 infection control policies 0.516827 central venous catheters 0.530847 infection prevention practices 0.634876 infection control 0.619597 infection prevention measures 0.58351 infection prevention expertise 0.523723 respiratory symptoms 0.524416 patient 0.602277 immediate patient treatment 0.562239 patient treatment area 0.570141 respiratory secretions 0.51811 basic infection prevention 0.523864 access devices 0.514919 apheresis catheters 0.53991 multi-dose vials 0.562719 Transmission-Based Precautions 0.55801 infection control plan 0.521058 personal protective equipment 0.611626	parenteral medications 0.515487 basic infection control 0.5124 current infection prevention 0.523279 patients 0.630572 respiratory infection 0.574612 optimal infection prevention 0.521202 minimum infection prevention 0.513008 safe injection practices 0.614901 body fluids 0.723843 Oncology Nursing Society 0.590049 patient care 0.530168 blood 0.548883 infection prevention 0.856178 aseptic technique 0.573565 facility staff 0.630375 sterile gloves 0.521115 infection prevention policies 0.567527 hand hygiene 0.950189 Nursing Society 0.59081 outpatient oncology 0.513397 exam room 0.84281 e.g. 0.789903 blood pressure cuff 0.545781	CLICK HERE