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538	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	ACIP: Prevention and Control of Seasonal Influenza with Vaccines	Information for the influenza season including vaccine composition, dosage and administration, recommendations for specific populations, and more - CDC	Recombinant influenza vaccine 0.619657 United States 0.311606 influenza vaccine product 0.592327 specific populations 0.228085 Immunization Practices 0.376186 Advisory Committee 0.360728 complete summary 0.216713 Drug Administration–licensed indications 0.319474 trivalent influenza vaccines 0.627142 preferential recommendation 0.23536 health care providers 0.312483 Influenza Season 0.414198 additional information 0.212799	seasonal influenza vaccines 0.677553 influenza vaccine 0.726764 publication date 0.218901 influenza vaccines 0.903381 CDC’s influenza 0.478976 Background Document 0.220879 Flu Vaccine Recommendations 0.442792 annual influenza vaccination 0.585791 public meetings 0.225267 MMWR Recomm Rep 0.371042 report 0.204996 age-appropriate vaccine 0.312823	CLICK HERE
602	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	And the Beat Goes on: Celebrate World Heart Day | CDC Features	Action Make the Heart Grow Stronger: Celebrate World Heart Day	healthy diet 0.534535 healthy food choices 0.533942 CDC 0.351171 heart-healthy environment 0.512431 Hard Choices 0.359099 outdoor games 0.339508 health care team 0.652167 high cholesterol 0.471514 nutritious meals 0.335118 risk factors 0.456867 Heart Choices 0.410928 Mark your calendar 0.356687 body mass index 0.431167 15th annual observance 0.481766 early deaths 0.343128 action guide 0.333397 white women 0.352352 older people 0.347927 child care facilities 0.457159 health benefits 0.346648 World Heart 0.664371 great way 0.331386 heart attacks 0.376637 sponsors World Heart 0.54386 Physical Activity website 0.438566	public spaces 0.332171 alcohol consumption 0.333918 good news 0.343243 lifestyle changes 0.334237 heart disease 0.998019 cardiovascular disease 0.84759 smoke-free environment 0.352322 community spaces 0.332402 heart healthy environment 0.596989 body fat levels 0.429723 Moderate alcohol intake 0.419822 black men 0.352515 brisk 10-minute walk 0.447958 States.1 Cardiovascular disease 0.543761 healthy weight 0.599264 stroke 0.338061 numerous deaths 0.344528 physical activity 0.459919 Public Health website 0.447405 high blood pressure 0.687766 healthy food options 0.534969 Nutrition website 0.337038 quality physical education 0.454172 World Heart Federation 0.543996	CLICK HERE
5788	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Ethyl silicate - 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
5918	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Formic acid - 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
6157	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Healthcare-associated Infections - Free Resources	CDC's Winnable Battles are public health priorities with large-scale impact on health and with known, effective strategies to address them.	general public 0.539593 CDC campaign 0.735743 HAI Winnable Battle 0.842919 email address 0.711868 CDC Winnable Battles 0.905183 presentations 0.42636 antimicrobial agents 0.561797 social media tools 0.697712 HAI Website 0.600935 inpatient healthcare settings 0.716378 Spanish-language fact sheets 0.704628 healthcare professionals 0.537178 brochures 0.450094	work 0.426191 scientific articles 0.555138 safe injection practices 0.842271 briefing materials 0.564449 flyers 0.429291 following materials 0.559738 background information 0.5574 Smart 0.426255 SIPC 0.445284 policy briefs 0.564003 healthcare settings 0.83009 hand hygiene 0.694808 Injection Practices Coalition 0.671324	CLICK HERE
6473	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Association of lower socioeconomic status with disability in chronic kidney disease in the United States	Socioeconomic disparities are associated with the prevalence of disability in the general population; however, it is unknown whether a similar association exists between socioeconomic status and disability from chronic kidney disease.	LEM disability 0.373431 sociodemographic factors 0.367747 self-reported disability 0.351943 disability 0.936712 lower SES 0.379524 diastolic blood pressure 0.374575 ADL disability 0.451936 daily living 0.492152 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.37793 lower income 0.549616 health care access 0.739241 lower-extremity mobility 0.387223 greater risk 0.340139 Introduction Socioeconomic disparities 0.34066 glomerular filtration rate 0.54725 CKD outcomes 0.439573 body mass index 0.364485 social activities 0.377074 lower educational attainment 0.533436 lower prevalence 0.547859 poor glycemic control 0.394481 diabetes-associated CKD 0.451316 income 0.609886 chronic kidney disease 0.496088	federal poverty level 0.452802 educational attainment 0.568136 association 0.348616 vs non-Hispanic whites 0.345549 comorbid conditions 0.639582 race/ethnicity 0.368532 prevalence estimates 0.35093 CKD stages 0.465777 disability prevalence 0.368012 lower disability 0.355781 CKD 0.95176 participants 0.418891 comorbid CKD 0.476076 cardiovascular disease 0.346319 multivariable logistic regression 0.374183 early-stage CKD lead 0.485789 CKD severity 0.521767 people 0.465629 factors 0.390129 household income 0.337858 higher income 0.360017 severe CKD 0.455762 logistic regression models 0.421457 LSA disability 0.341559	CLICK HERE
7522	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	A Brief History of NCEH - 1980-1989 Highlights	NCEH provides leadership to promote health & quality of life by preventing or controlling those diseases or disabilities resulting from interaction between people and the environment. Site has information/education resources on a broad range of topics, including asthma, birth defects, radiation, sanitation, lead in blood, and more.	Orange Validation Study 0.767731 public health practitioners 0.73463 exposure assessment 0.72494 unexplained deaths 0.716212 human exposure 0.991117 Environmental Health Services 0.752894 elevated serum levels 0.71167 adipose dioxin levels 0.749915 Agent Orange Validation 0.739372 Conducts health study 0.747288 DDT exposure 0.735868 results 0.794217 blood lead measurements 0.721084 lethal chemical weapons 0.741635 serum levels 0.717801 health studies 0.713966 Diabetic Retinopathy Study 0.7155 National Environmental Health 0.931091 Priority Toxicant Reference 0.721789 Health Impact Surveillance 0.709738 vietnam veterans 0.839931 lead exposure 0.8264 Environmental Health Conference 0.928556 California State Department 0.746852 Health Services 0.755923	Toxicant Reference Range 0.724104 similar dioxin levels 0.744772 blood cholesterol levels 0.712932 Studies human exposure 0.789469 Vietnam Experience Study 0.778882 Reference Range Study 0.75032 excessive blood levels 0.726657 adverse health effects 0.709759 background exposure 0.722912 International Clearinghouse study 0.716349 U.S. Vietnam veterans 0.751157 public health 0.830316 excessive exposure 0.727659 study results 0.710998 birth defects 0.797819 serum dioxin levels 0.819416 mercury exposure 0.723705 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.724514 injury control 0.73569 Public Health Service 0.719061 high exposure 0.716227 federal public health 0.744331 persistent health effects 0.716315 Agent Orange 0.754308	CLICK HERE
8351	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	STDs and Travel | CDC Features	Travelers who have casual sex are at risk for sexually transmitted diseases. Prevent STDs when you travel overseas.	Infectious Diseases. 0.405285 prostitution 0.325135 casual sex 0.729722 inhibition-lowering effects 0.429334 sexual history 0.410869 recreational drugs 0.422661 alcohol 0.343459 vagina 0.324838 oral sex 0.508289 recent international travel 0.484047 anus 0.326854 Unexplained rash 0.4179 countries 0.33921 excitement 0.326194 travelers 0.381813 symptoms 0.357858 sexually transmitted diseases 0.916469 honest conversation 0.412215 quality standards 0.416442 Prevent STDs 0.605974 new partner 0.426687 latex condom 0.421629 International Journal 0.40363 appropriate STD test 0.582857 unprotected sex 0.435246	lesion 0.326257 yellow color 0.40474 condoms 0.325301 United States 0.416834 gonorrhea 0.330831 Hunter PR 0.403332 long-term complications 0.406997 possible signs 0.406669 commercial sex workers 0.528878 sexually transmitted infections 0.549171 herpes 0.323522 hepatitis B vaccines 0.423559 reliable way 0.418183 penis 0.323111 foreign country.1 0.426431 Jaundice 0.324869 Abubakar 0.329869 Foreign travel 0.402869 meta-analysis 0.324423 systematic review 0.406425 people 0.343938 doctor 0.370033 STDs 0.751404 risk 0.3461	CLICK HERE
11873	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Phone Numbers for State and Local Health Departments | Ebola | CDC NCEZID DHCPP	null	general questions 0.545438 24 hours a day 0.338376 main daytime telephone 0.785232 United States 0.581574 state health department 0.995514 state health departments 0.797347	phone lines 0.550365 telephone numbers 0.56831 list 0.344407 Ebola symptoms 0.732586 travelers 0.477398	CLICK HERE
13595	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Development of a Clinical Forecasting Model to Predict Comorbid Depression Among Diabetes Patients and an Application in Depression Screening Policy Making	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