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955	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Trends in Incidence of End-Stage Renal Disease Among PersonsWith Diagnosed Diabetes - Puerto Rico, 1996-2010	Nilka Ríos Burrows, MPH1, Israel Hora, MS1, Desmond E Williams, MD1, Linda S Geiss, MA1 (Author affiliations at end of text).	diabetes prevention 0.400849 ESRD-D treatment 0.359275 age-adjusted ESRD-D rates 0.399306 primary cause 0.40354 older persons 0.359144 ESRD-D incidence rates 0.467543 number 0.373448 new ESRD-D cases 0.361514 U.S. Renal Data 0.361463 diabetes onset 0.404419 promotes kidney disease 0.355959 new ESRD cases 0.393307 study period 0.374724 end-stage renal disease 0.533538 population 0.423853 persons 0.508342 Puerto Rico municipio 0.402197 late 1990s 0.382431 new cases 0.351498 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.351475 Diabetes Surveillance 0.399574 women 0.395958 U.S. standard population 0.361603 Puerto Rico 0.912808 United States 0.367809	age group 0.381726 adults 0.398029 kidney transplantation 0.356369 kidney failure 0.384408 kidney disease 0.433989 USRDS Renal Data 0.354047 ESRD risk factors 0.452249 ESRD-D rates 0.404067 Diabetes prevalence estimates 0.421265 diabetes care 0.426441 consistent trend 0.459188 ESRD incidence 0.420441 ESRD-D incidence 0.733596 age-adjusted ESRD-D incidence 0.422801 ESRD-D incidence trends 0.417647 BRFSS response rates 0.356571 National Diabetes Education 0.420449 ESRD treatment 0.434339 diagnosed diabetes 0.567473 annual percentage change 0.435387 diabetes management 0.401748 APC 0.379381 disease incidence 0.357858 diabetes increases 0.403934	CLICK HERE
1153	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Fast Facts - Smoking & Tobacco Use	Fact Sheets.	Current cigarette smokers 0.807934 Mortality Weekly Report 0.690236 certain eye diseases 0.723615 Human Services 0.78963 U.S. Department 0.784595 Health Promotion 0.702916 Disease Control 0.92745 Global Tobacco Epidemic 0.788388 occasional smokers 0.641188 deaths 0.621912 National Center 0.704728 U.S. youth 0.618299 World Health Organization 0.845159 —on prevention 0.631631 Update American Journal 0.680305 rheumatoid arthritis 0.62083 tobacco industry 0.718794 cigarette marketing 0.683501 fund tobacco control 0.830219 Tobacco Free Kids 0.948124 chronic bronchitis 0.628069 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.753654 Mar 0.762126 Commission Cigarette Report 0.753786	State Tobacco Settlement 0.77233 United States 0.718546 Health Consequences 0.624152 smoking-related illness 0.748377 Current Cigarette Smoking 0.871609 current trends 0.621383 erectile dysfunction 0.622838 cigarette smoking 0.96652 causes cancer 0.625026 Comprehensive Tobacco Control 0.798046 tobacco smokers 0.744338 heart disease 0.651578 Healthcare Spending Attributable 0.691765 Smoking fact sheet 0.817309 tobacco taxes 0.810465 tobacco use prevention 0.732714 Federal Trade Commission 0.968045 lung diseases 0.620214 state tobacco control 0.829924 secondhand smoke exposure 0.700768 legal settlements 0.723564 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.86995 New England Journal 0.687619 daily cigarette smokers 0.800889	CLICK HERE
4783	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - 2010 Haiti Cholera Outbreak	CDC - Global Health			CLICK HERE
5798	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tetrasodium pyrophosphate - 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
6635	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Chemical Class - Phenols/phenoxy acids	Phenols are a group of aromatic chemicals containing one phenyl ring with an attached hydroxyl group. They are colorless-to-white solids with a sickly sweet odor. Phenols are used to make plastics and as a disinfectant in both household cleaning products and consumer products, such as mouthwashes.			CLICK HERE
8312	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Risk and Protective Factors - Youth Violence	null	following protective factors 0.562753 young person 0.225816 Farrington DP 0.240626 National Longitudinal Study 0.311674 protective factors 0.911292 young people 0.219215 C. Childhood 0.204941 longitudinal research 0.224786 youth violence 0.821645 buffering protective factors 0.530704 Consistent presence 0.216843 Lipsey MW 0.229355 Derzon JH 0.223006 Resnick MD 0.216358	direct causes 0.228595 risk factors 0.939715 following risk factors 0.52704 various levels 0.225171 American Journal 0.20666 Adolescent Health 0.303167 successful interventions 0.212225 P. Direct 0.204481 evening mealtime 0.226244 Preventive Medicine 0.209514 Youth violence perpetration 0.408928 adolescent risk 0.229423 early adulthood 0.229872	CLICK HERE
8692	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Preventing Chronic Disease - CDC: Volume 10, 2013: 12_0172	Volumen 10 — el 25 de abril de 2013.	gastos médicos 0.93166 complejo asunto 0.363587	menor probabilidad 0.372126	CLICK HERE
12678	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Mixing Tamiflu® with Sweet Liquids	The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and Roche, the maker of the antiviral medicine Tamiflu®, have said that the available supplies of liquid Tamiflu® for children are limited. If your doctor prescribes Tamiflu® capsules for your child and your child cannot swallow them, the prescribed capsules may be opened and mixed with a sweet thick liquid and given that way. 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/cdctv	Sweet Liquid 0.914499	Tamiflu 0.802691	CLICK HERE
13521	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Basics of Bacterial Keratitis | Contact Lenses | CDC	CDC - Protect Your Eyes: Healthy and Safe Contact Lens Cleaning and Use. Millions of people use contact lenses every day but lens cleaning practices can lead to eye infections. Hands should be washed before handling contact lenses and contacts should be properly cleaned, disinfected, and stored to ensure eye health and safety. Following your eye doctor’s recommendations and a few simple steps can lead to healthy daily contact lens use.	Schein O. Epidemiology 0.535925 Chen YF 0.470906 clear dome 0.475872 Ma DHK 0.468292 Hou YC 0.469994 case-control study 0.472454 tiny scraping 0.473089 North Am. 0.46834 Seddon JM 0.552991 Poggio EC 0.549055 contact lenses 0.845573 Tseng CH 0.471164 Lin HC 0.469217 overnight orthokeratology 0.525172 Engl J Med. 0.551062 Microbial Keratitis Study 0.556572 Infect Dis Clin 0.532911 unusual eye irritation 0.544766 CLAO J. 0.471855 relative risk 0.466544 microbial keratitis 0.602023 contact lens-related inflammation 0.535887 Staphylococcus aureus bacteria 0.56164 bacterial keratitis 0.995469 eye doctor 0.661209	Kenyon KR 0.54576 Chen WL 0.468324 contact lens wearers 0.572973 Schein OD 0.558417 Lin KK 0.469488 Glynn RJ 0.548363 Eye Contact Lens. 0.54491 soft contact lenses 0.667943 Pseudomonas bacteria 0.500811 Liesegang TJ 0.478298 extended-wear soft contact 0.63995 daily habits 0.468085 mucous membrane 0.477522 human body 0.472973 orthokeratology-associated microbial keratitis 0.558404 Infectious keratitis 0.521847 San Francisco 0.469139 ulcerative keratitis 0.548189 20-year perspective 0.467176 protective lining 0.468508 human skin 0.472743 Practice Pattern® Guidelines 0.527823 Ophthalmology Cornea/External Disease 0.529559 vision loss 0.474203	CLICK HERE
16178	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Child Development, Facts - NCBDDD	null	child stay 0.543258 abilities 0.426094 different forms 0.548763 basic skills 0.519232 problem 0.425036 children 0.727711 school 0.424772 talk 0.451847 positive parenting practices 0.650864 health care professionals 0.616718 National Institutes 0.525958 pace 0.425091 emotional well-being 0.514913 birth 0.454206 general idea 0.529875 diverse settings 0.529154 special health care 0.839884 spending time 0.545237 safety tips 0.530259 developmental delay 0.643742 crawling 0.429994 health care needs 0.833781 child 0.938651 parents 0.52383 recent report 0.533189	changes 0.425393 exercise 0.425668 developmental milestones 0.718677 developmental screening 0.636565 well-child visit 0.523506 life 0.42965 scientific publications 0.539129 healthy development 0.775091 share 0.451778 developmental monitoring 0.66423 developmental delays 0.567723 big difference 0.547459 special needs 0.509545 Proper nutrition 0.54747 diverse families 0.531826 short test 0.524897 reading 0.428849 concerns 0.485601 key ways 0.538904 loving home 0.548089 doctor 0.48287 help 0.43675 step 0.426006 family―playing 0.42887	CLICK HERE