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703	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC's Tracking Network in Action | CDC Features	Heat can affect your heart and lung health. Stay cool and stay hydrated to protect yourself. Visit the Environmental Public Health Tracking Network to see 70 years of new projected heat data.	Health Tracking Program 0.559063 country 0.325097 CDC 0.329155 diverse environment-health connections 0.528705 new additions 0.427629 essential environmental health 0.555457 Tracking Profiles 0.446778 United States 0.428415 Environmental Public Health 0.734886 important work 0.426021 vital public health 0.58984 environmental health issues 0.544085 individuals 0.324992 Tracking showcases stories 0.557584 tracking programs 0.55412 Tracking data 0.451159 Public Health Tracking 0.731357 story topics 0.426929	public health change 0.550694 National Environmental Public 0.538616 Action videos 0.425131 public health 0.918667 Stay 0.322533 lives 0.325016 wide variety 0.436346 resources 0.322228 list-serv 0.337345 look 0.325272 Tracking Network 0.807595 success stories 0.425513 new Faces 0.50362 public health efforts 0.568502 real people 0.427945 difference 0.32748 information 0.346809 Tracking series 0.478917	CLICK HERE
5054	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Losing Weight: Improving Your Eating Habits	Although many of our eating habits were established during childhood, it doesn't mean it's too late to change them. Learn more.	good habits 0.496451 thoughtful approach 0.425086 Reinforce 0.326556 clean my plate 0.414771 cues 0.403318 short term weight 0.527483 loss 0.324042 successes 0.322099 things 0.34854 plan 0.335629 long run 0.425171 fat-free milk 0.416028 list 0.368028 triggers 0.323415 non-hunger reasons 0.405182 sweet snack 0.40986 cue 0.350168 staff meetings 0.407169 quick walk 0.399629 breakfast 0.322556 weekly basis 0.407563 healthy habits 0.532423 distractions 0.322178 food diary 0.50854 example 0.371666	times 0.322986 eating habits 0.973 situations 0.339942 different route 0.405414 unhealthy habit 0.426847 radical changes 0.512791 break room 0.406236 mid-afternoon energy slump 0.517367 cabbage soup 0.424888 strong habits 0.523744 healthy ones 0.404321 particular emotional state 0.498505 good idea 0.416538 dinner 0.339933 colleague 0.322599 healthy snack 0.409521 unhealthy eating habits 0.716386 unhealthy habits 0.499714 Thanksgiving holiday 0.409244 fast food restaurant 0.486256 attention 0.36457 healthier snacks 0.409008 time 0.384468 non-eating activity 0.406292	CLICK HERE
5158	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Missouri Activities to Prevent HAIs	null	monthly update 0.930808 infectious disease 0.919195	email address 0.817644	CLICK HERE
6297	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	BusinessTravel - Stay Safe and Healthy on a Business Trip | CDC Features	Business travelers face different health risks than do leisure travelers. Find out some of the risks of business travel and what you can do to protect yourself.	Bottled water 0.287683 mental health 0.291516 Thursday morning 0.301082 long flights 0.288254 negative health effects 0.445042 leisure travelers 0.79895 work-related stress 0.293065 travel health kit 0.469586 partial protection 0.303302 good night 0.284069 new business relationship 0.452144 sleep cycle 0.291307 business trip 0.325282 specific information 0.305643 travel destinations page 0.469273 healthful meals 0.292755 advance notice 0.301343 increasingly global economy 0.518784	business travel 0.65662 regular contact 0.288121 last-minute visit 0.313097 Visit CDC 0.297916 Smithers 0.203533 over-the-counter medicine 0.308654 sexually transmitted diseases 0.462078 business travelers 0.941227 return flight 0.283163 longer trips 0.284422 raw fruits 0.285894 Good job 0.287778 carry-on luggage 0.301725 time 0.298836 different health risks 0.890584 first-aid supplies 0.310075 airplane bathroom 0.281209 tap water 0.279579	CLICK HERE
7398	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Elimination of Chemical Weapons Fact Sheet	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention provides independent oversight to the U.S. chemical weapons elimination program. The team’s mission is prevention with vigilance to protect the health of workers and the public.	worker health 0.269981 safe chemical warfare 0.424 chemical warfare agents 0.81304 Disease Control 0.269196 Public Laws 0.274023 demilitarization program 0.273441 Review biweekly reports 0.308827 prevention 0.220703 medical program 0.255776 elimination team 0.271704 weapons elimination program 0.332598 Safe Disposal 0.297982 mission 0.22181 chemical weapons elimination 0.452716 agent disposal facility 0.525906 quality assurance 0.256554 plans 0.215725 local authorities 0.257086 design specifications 0.260156 chemical warfare agent 0.622981 major categories 0.261825 air-monitoring equipment inspections 0.304166 Centers 0.211448 nonstockpile chemical weapons 0.339244 safe destruction 0.267812	agent disposal comprise 0.360469 CDC chemical weapons 0.358516 occupational medicine challenges 0.298847 unintended exposure 0.259171 vigilance 0.215357 readiness demonstrations 0.25866 medical clinic 0.255321 chemical warfare material 0.448031 air monitoring data 0.306262 U.S. Army 0.329596 chemical warfare materiel 0.447471 public health 0.636685 warfare agent disposal 0.519184 public health concerns 0.320555 safeguards 0.212522 Review DoD 0.267736 chemical agent disposal 0.608728 precautionary measures 0.263605 chemical warfare 0.934922 important element 0.266707 independent oversight 0.273628 worker safety 0.259831 potential hazards 0.259018 public health effects 0.317783	CLICK HERE
9843	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HAN Notice - 00357 - Notice to Healthcare Providers: Recognizing and Reporting Serogroup B Meningococcal Disease Associated with Outbreaks at Princeton University and the University of California at Santa Barbara	Health Alert Network (HAN). Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	molecular testing 0.472905 Good hygiene practices 0.533138 quadrivalent meningococcal vaccines 0.667321 Vaccine Preventable Diseases 0.544632 UCSB undergraduate students 0.599751 Disease Control 0.496007 universities 0.441467 UCSB student 0.521011 additional information 0.476414 UCSB cases 0.586214 Princeton University students 0.640484 Investigational New Drug 0.5325 blood specimens 0.47558 meningococcal disease 0.993264 serogroup 0.623026 ) testing. 0.474665 local health authorities 0.681691 outbreaks 0.445759 high degree 0.476315 different strains 0.492799 California Department 0.479739 healthcare providers 0.479312 CDC Health Alert 0.639821 University undergraduate students 0.571899 Public Health 0.48697	normal activity 0.472382 invasive meningococcal disease 0.683416 meningococcal disease cases 0.698504 empiric treatment 0.483832 early case recognition 0.54636 potential transmission 0.472237 Princeton University 0.842041 local health department 0.5485 residence halls 0.47156 epidemiologic links 0.484144 college students 0.475711 suspect cases 0.485928 close contact 0.474443 health departments 0.479027 high school student 0.551191 Meningitis Laboratory 0.560413 polymerase chain reaction 0.542335 university communities 0.552096 New Jersey Department 0.546819 additional molecular typing 0.545722 Princeton University officials 0.623783 Princeton dormitory 0.551243 clinical suspicion 0.479809 close contacts 0.470771	CLICK HERE
11072	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Summary of the Inadvertent Shipment of an Influenza Virus H5N1-containing Laboratory Specimen	Summary of the Inadvertent Shipment of an Influenza Virus H5N1-containing Laboratory Specimen - CDC	CDC 0.54786 transfer procedures 0.403885 enhanced BSL-3 facilities 0.485593 proper channels 0.394396 agent office 0.425025 infectious agents 0.402977 appropriate select agent 0.512994 ongoing investigation 0.394376 influenza laboratory 0.602425 contaminated specimens 0.428772 CDC leadership 0.477888 pathogenic H5N1 influenza 0.832785 safety risk 0.401728 anthrax 0.353766 Appendix 0.323508 avian influenza sample 0.628151 live virus 0.426112 appropriate level 0.403002 safety precautions 0.401051 influenza virus specimen 0.7905 CDC BSL-3 0.479231 notifications 0.319812 low-pathogenic avian influenza 0.795079 BSL-4 laboratory 0.400949 CDC-wide moratorium 0.404372	SEPRL 0.373519 laboratory work 0.485997 standard shipping procedures 0.487778 specific steps 0.396058 select agent oversight 0.495247 potential exposure 0.508416 avian influenza virus 0.633066 H5N1 influenza virus 0.834135 select agent 0.925239 Agriculture Southeast Poultry 0.507799 following steps 0.392254 contamination 0.343535 biological material 0.395572 APHIS select agent 0.516777 supervisory chain 0.398102 contaminant 0.321951 agency leadership 0.413499 response 0.327481 inadvertent shipment 0.412528 low-pathogenic influenza virus 0.612256 highly pathogenic H5N1 0.737915 incident 0.418581 Research Laboratories 0.410516 unacceptable delays 0.407931	CLICK HERE
12151	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Bleeding Disorders in Women | CDC Features	Heavy bleeding can signal a bleeding disorder. The sooner you know what you’re dealing with, the sooner you can take steps to manage it!	red blood cells 0.338483 blood disorders 0.323711 certain diseases 0.271912 bleeding 0.992844 common bleeding disorder 0.712439 rare condition 0.280978 women webpage 0.297336 health outcomes 0.273716 hard-to-stop bleeding 0.761476 heavy bleeding 0.842237 Disease Control 0.28694 rare bleeding disorders 0.723878 hemophilia gene mutation 0.36909 peer network 0.272759 Severe bleeding 0.605292 family members 0.270495 VWD 0.236686 blood transfusions 0.281497 genes 0.250954 Blood Sisterhood 0.276311 reduced quality 0.274049 normal blood clotting 0.336325 additional resources 0.271141 menorrhagia 0.266872 creative expression 0.271637	share challenges 0.269265 resource center 0.272588 bleeding disorders community 0.672722 women 0.731099 healthcare providers 0.271586 bleeding symptoms 0.642153 von willebrand disease 0.611148 excessive bleeding 0.77735 bleeding disorder 0.863608 childbirth 0.252258 NHF 0.238773 life 0.243643 daily activities 0.277234 bleeding disorders 0.77802 healthcare professionals 0.270631 dental procedures 0.454839 frequent nosebleeds 0.28486 platelet function disorders 0.372527 CDC’s partnership 0.279183 healthcare provider 0.277508 campaign website 0.26809 internal organs 0.279956 abnormal bleeding 0.614135 National Hemophilia Foundation 0.52012	CLICK HERE
13470	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vital Signs: Estimated Effects of a Coordinated Approach forAction to Reduce Antibiotic-Resistant Infections in Health CareFacilities - United States	On August 4, 2015, this report was posted as an MMWR Early Release on the MMWR website (http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr).	antibiotic-resistant infections 0.68941 antibiotic-resistant HAIs 0.584951 public health authority 0.598744 approach 0.594785 public health departments 0.595875 patient acquisitions 0.594031 Lake City Health 0.58535 infections 0.7246 CRE transmission 0.584233 scale health care 0.601374 CRE spread 0.622219 important antibiotic-resistant infections 0.606832 CRE outbreaks 0.585593 individual health care 0.613614 patients 0.607988 CRE prevalence 0.592525 CRE acquisitions 0.587518 C. difficile infections 0.596824 independent efforts 0.636086 antibiotic-resistant bacteria 0.589504 health care facilities 0.983836 CRE 0.717862 health care settings 0.664289 inter-connected health care 0.600604	CRE infections 0.622898 acute care hospitals 0.654245 antibiotic-resistant health 0.592724 Emerging Infections Program 0.71906 infection control 0.713289 health care network 0.663999 CRE prevention knowledge 0.604732 antibiotic resistance 0.613267 health departments 0.622548 public health 0.702551 health care institutions 0.584633 CRE surveillance cultures 0.600563 CRE incidence 0.586681 antibiotic stewardship 0.613707 CRE acquisition 0.583466 larger health care 0.588592 long-term acute care 0.611504 City Health Care 0.598975 Health care facility 0.584863 CRE test results 0.603961 CRE status 0.588885 different health care 0.589079 CRE patients 0.589357 CRE infection 0.594858	CLICK HERE
13963	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Bring Your Brave - Campaign Resources	Help us spread the word. CDC’s Bring Your Brave campaign resources include videos, social media content and graphics, and an infographic.	young women 0.528281 Brave campaign 0.594636 risk management 0.526866 images 0.336653 list Skip 0.819146 CDC 0.360222 Help 0.342982 Bring 0.364816 page options Skip 0.93289 sample Facebook 0.549521 infographics 0.378687	breast cancer 0.751363 resources 0.339453 Brave videos 0.581031 navigation Skip 0.826807 Spread 0.370061 variety 0.339533 family history 0.514313 Twitter posts 0.553304 word 0.376503 prevention 0.37132	CLICK HERE