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5869	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Crag® herbicide - 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
6081	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Graphite (synthetic) - 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
7295	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Current Tobacco Use Among Middle and High School Students -United States, 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.	combustible tobacco consumption 0.3736 Tobacco Control Act 0.349559 small brown cigarettes 0.262416 tobacco control programs 0.559631 Youth Tobacco Survey 0.414573 specific tobacco products 0.365419 RenУЉ A. Arrazola 0.274444 tobacco 0.949384 little cigars 0.284701 current cigarette smoking 0.313915 high school youths 0.273402 comprehensive tobacco control 0.495082 premium cigars 0.26421 commonly used forms 0.272983 traditional premium cigars 0.260354 tobacco products 0.539172 current cigarette 0.479122 current combustible tobacco 0.909237 shows current tobacco 0.37773 cigarettes 0.349009 loose tobacco 0.344229 current tobacco 0.657562 infrequent tobacco users 0.350125 tobacco control funding 0.348177	United States 0.329387 tobacco advertising 0.345709 tobacco use measures 0.338603 youths 0.304595 female high school 0.264675 current kretek 0.265286 tobacco marketing 0.331245 tobacco use prevention 0.338442 tobacco pipes 0.331969 middle school students 0.501242 cigars 0.329861 state tobacco control 0.346977 high school students 0.683021 noncigarette combustible tobacco 0.375532 key tobacco control 0.369043 tobacco control policies 0.405704 National Youth Tobacco 0.414581 smokeless tobacco products 0.408872 high school females 0.317566 bidis 0.257015 smokeless tobacco 0.605278 national comprehensive tobacco 0.367749 tobacco settlement 0.329544 high school males 0.30489	CLICK HERE
8871	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Interim Infection Prevention and Control Recommendations for Hospitalized Patients with Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus (MERS-CoV)	This updated guidance continues to recommend standard, contact, and airborne precautions and emphasizes additional elements of infection prevention and control programs that should be in place to prevent the transmission of any infectious agents including respiratory pathogens such as MERS-CoV in healthcare settings.	complete respiratory protection 0.633018 MERS-CoV 0.734171 public health authorities 0.620855 alcohol-based hand rubs 0.570121 alternative respiratory protection 0.554307 reusable PPE 0.551986 airborne infection isolation 0.611052 Respiratory Protection eTool 0.549542 environmental infection control 0.735643 respiratory infection adhere 0.604318 infectious agents 0.574802 respiratory hygiene 0.699889 PPE ensemble 0.550101 symptomatic MERS-CoV patient 0.558315 personal protective equipment 0.758814 respiratory protection device 0.59005 potentially infectious particles 0.569342 infection isolation room 0.636293 patients 0.719199 high-efficiency particulate air 0.558141 HCP 0.792668 MERS-CoV patients 0.616448 hand hygiene 0.903248 PPE 0.802629	dedicated HCP 0.559785 facepiece respirator 0.602634 cough etiquette 0.662717 appropriate PPE 0.554107 infection control 0.802382 implement respiratory hygiene 0.638499 respiratory symptoms 0.552467 respiratory pathogens 0.633915 asymptomatic HCP 0.551985 procedures 0.581206 respiratory protection 0.836796 infectious respiratory aerosols 0.557319 Respiratory Protection standard 0.63171 respiratory protection program 0.633011 Middle East Respiratory 0.564847 possible MERS-CoV patients 0.564024 MERS-CoV infection 0.626026 patient room 0.777356 infection control measures 0.596736 isolation precautions 0.549169 healthcare setting 0.622909 healthcare settings 0.713161 infection control procedures 0.563656 facilities 0.550862	CLICK HERE
8982	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	CDC: Tips from Former Smokers - Tiffany's Ad: Smoking and Family	When Tiffany was 16, her mother—a cigarette smoker—died of lung cancer. Despite her loss, Tiffany started smoking 3 years later. In this TV commercial from CDC's Tips From Former Smokers campaign, Tiffany says she quit smoking at 34 because she could not bear the thought of missing out on any part of her own daughter's life. 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://streaming.cdc.gov/vod.php?id=c5f5cedff6bf5338739921d2ed4ce49820130318115156093	Tiffany 0.907834 Smokers 0.926978 CDC 0.912422	Family 0.516094 YouTube 0.874162 Smoking 0.796115	CLICK HERE
10579	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diagnostic Testing | Chikungunya virus | CDC	Information on Chikungunya virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	submission form 0.487747 arbovirus activity increases 0.572565 commercial laboratories 0.50093 initial results 0.494435 virus transmission 0.545479 confirmatory testing 0.499032 Viral culture 0.508109 APPROPRIATE STATE HEALTH 0.558573 Disease Control 0.50457 shipping 0.430129 detailed instructions 0.486772 best type 0.490744 state health departments 0.592332 Initial serological testing 0.572359 CHIK testing 0.591124 convalescent-phase samples 0.491499 IgM-capture ELISA 0.489981 test results 0.53867 Chikungunya virus infection 0.733025 patients 0.432659 Brief Clinical Summary 0.557898 biosafety level 0.499654 hard copy 0.480797 chikungunya viral RNA 0.675749 on-line CDC specimen 0.577532	field 0.425311 ARBOVIRUS SEROLOGY 0.50948 Contact your state 0.506077 diagnostic specimens 0.485997 acute-phase samples test 0.57051 drop-down menu 0.490623 IgG ELISA 0.499145 page 0.42526 Diagnostic testing 0.518857 virus-specific immunoglobulin 0.503805 chikungunya virus 0.915018 serum separator 0.551725 final results 0.492243 state health department 0.836259 specimen receipt 0.496729 Laboratory diagnosis 0.495532 acute onset 0.503942 illness 0.450812 testing serum 0.569129 direct submissions 0.481517 blood 0.430282 Chikungunya virus antibodies 0.709201 clean tube 0.489432 Test Order 0.488598	CLICK HERE
11683	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Burden of Disease, Injuries,and Risk Factors in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, 1990-2010 -CDC	We report the burden of disease and risk factors measured by causes of death, years of life lost attributable to premature mortality (YLLs), years of life lived with disability (YLDs), and disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) for 1990, 2005, and 2010 in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA).	disease risk factor 0.43675 Iron deficiency anemia 0.465668 Elevated total cholesterol 0.484554 Saudi health 0.450384 Saudi Burden 0.442774 Hypertensive heart disease 0.422158 Elevated blood pressure 0.608281 risk factors 0.77906 World Health Organization 0.443803 Health Organization Health 0.426703 KSA MOH 0.461672 body mass index 0.424413 disease risk factors 0.42811 age groups 0.449741 Saudi Med 0.542565 road traffic injury 0.472982 Burden Disease Study 0.454031 major burden 0.433386 Arafah MR 0.497639 Chronic kidney diseases 0.497146 Global Burden 0.553785 Al-Nozha MM 0.476918 population-based cancer registries 0.423819 burden 0.568733 Saudi Arabia 0.958327	Al-Maatouq MA 0.476001 Lower respiratory infections 0.55995 Al-Mazrou YY 0.489527 infectious disease burden 0.475684 KSA 0.61418 health care 0.544618 health care systems 0.463783 major challenge 0.431307 disease 0.612656 Khalil MZ 0.471378 reportable disease notifications 0.462576 health 0.64108 Physical inactivity 0.427928 risk factor 0.502093 road traffic injuries 0.752723 physical activity 0.548647 KSA’s success 0.438392 major depressive disorder 0.497165 rural Saudi Arabia 0.428592 preterm birth complications 0.611608 high blood pressure 0.434347 et al 0.652055 Elevated BMI 0.446773 mortality 0.425187	CLICK HERE
12555	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Brett: Tooth Loss Isn't Pretty | Tips From Former Smokers	Brett had lost all of his front teeth—top and bottom—by the time he was 42. He had gum disease, which is a risk for people who smoke, as Brett did. In this video from CDC's Tips From Former Smokers campaign, Brett talks about trying to hide his tooth loss, even from his wife. 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://streaming.cdc.gov/vod.php?id=4e708d15725561ccaf94a057666e140e20140925163715250	Tooth Loss 0.934112 Brett 0.809697	Smokers 0.830909 CDC 0.823093	CLICK HERE
14092	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Ongoing Cholera Outbreak - Kenya,2014-2016 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	serotype Inaba 0.565705 safe water 0.548719 Laboratory Training Program 0.671578 ill cholera patients 0.734111 cholera prevention knowledge 0.715652 outbreak investigation 0.58098 appropriate case management 0.572493 Kenya Ministry 0.621038 national public health 0.671771 outbreak 0.647359 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.637825 case fatality rates 0.597622 Enteric Diseases Laboratory 0.55311 high cholera awareness 0.710048 health facilities 0.566433 health extension workers 0.599502 Kenya National Public 0.608941 public health education 0.601093 biotype El Tor 0.554549 Kenya Field Epidemiology 0.588853 national case fatality 0.612027 case fatality rate 0.775562 cholerae serogroup 0.604473 public health institute 0.592137 cholera prevention measures 0.712672	community health extension 0.708565 acute watery diarrhea 0.819407 predominant outbreak strain 0.633244 indistinguishable pulsed-field gel 0.551077 Health Field Epidemiology 0.597264 Nairobi County 0.554751 cholera prevention 0.72019 cholera case 0.876153 Kenyatta National Hospital 0.583318 health care workers 0.679067 Homa Bay 0.560558 public health emergency 0.592295 outbreak response efforts 0.604278 cholera 0.947626 current outbreak 0.555084 inadequate hand washing 0.54965 Reference laboratory confirmation 0.559729 Vibrio cholerae serogroup 0.602413 cholera case definitions 0.791282 cholera case-patients 0.653131 cholera outbreaks 0.63982 County health teams 0.603174 hygienic sanitation services 0.552289 severe dehydration 0.563054	CLICK HERE
15264	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Male Attendance at Title X Family Planning Clinics - UnitedStates, 2003-2014 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	family planning provider 0.335768 male-focused health services 0.343484 Human Services 0.337472 reproductive health care 0.489228 male family planning 0.339011 U.S. Department 0.308474 family planning users 0.941786 percentage 0.335007 family practice health 0.313332 unintended pregnancy 0.307783 Title X service 0.718629 Quality Family Planning 0.328609 male family 0.350381 service sites 0.821712 primary care services 0.303913 reproductive health planning 0.324012 males 0.34655 Family Planning Program 0.394276 reproductive health 0.541344 family planning services 0.614377 Family Planning Annual 0.34 public health practice 0.30289 Title X-funded agencies 0.29578 preventive health services 0.337907 health care settings 0.469326	reproductive health topics 0.29374 health care needs 0.376222 women 0.309619 male clients 0.32239 confidential family planning 0.338719 family planning user 0.337051 family planning providers 0.3418 National Title 0.294074 related preventative services 0.313601 family planning 0.985887 preconception health 0.319954 health services 0.543671 men 0.481873 reproductive health services 0.389172 health care 0.503798 male client attendance 0.292925 family planning clients 0.376278 family planning visit 0.324917 services 0.621987 New Mexico 0.299418 reproductive health needs 0.295954 Population Affairs 0.321614 male users 0.319818 family planning encounter 0.369293	CLICK HERE