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4838	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Shingles Herpes Zoster Prevention Treatment	null	long-term pain 0.467877 CDC 0.330243 Español 0.345759 Wet 0.323952 calamine lotion 0.437837 Vaccination page 0.448616 antiviral medicines—acyclovir 0.44363 Analgesics 0.340167 itching 0.335527 shingles 0.963184 PHN 0.325948 pain medicine 0.434992 pharmacies 0.333216 post-herpetic neuralgia 0.487302 illness 0.324225 severity 0.333838	Prevención y tratamiento 0.45217 shingles vaccine 0.834421 length 0.325408 doctor’s offices 0.435356 Talk 0.323567 people 0.370807 way 0.326205 colloidal oatmeal baths 0.557117 rash 0.334113 dose 0.333049 healthcare provider 0.417671 Shingles Transmission 0.663345 treatment options 0.422352 shingles vaccination 0.700179 risk 0.326144	CLICK HERE
7098	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012:11_0213	Childhood obesity is associated with an increased risk for type 2 diabetes. Early identification of adolescents at risk for impaired fasting glucose may lead to earlier and more comprehensive evaluation and intervention. Because widespread glucose testing of adolescents is not recommended, community-based tools are needed to identify those who could benefit from further testing.	NHANES data sets 0.344231 Assessing Glucose ImpairmenT 0.629581 fasting glucose level 0.50614 regression analysis 0.30236 Abnormal Glucose Risk 0.405108 fasting subsample 0.302416 glucose levels 0.538767 glucose impairment risk 0.487379 screening tool 0.378884 TAG-IT-A score 0.698219 blood glucose values 0.376648 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.366529 blood pressure 0.489605 NHANES oversampled adolescents 0.337739 fasting blood sample 0.381077 abnormal glucose levels 0.40163 adolescents 0.658053 body mass index 0.527601 glucose values 0.40074 adolescent screening tool 0.305082 glucose screening 0.3802 tool 0.440885 fasting glucose 0.969539 Figure). 0.352388 key variables 0.346703	similar glucose impairment 0.418202 fasting glucose subsample 0.458404 impaired fasting glucose 0.731322 TAG-IT-A tool 0.412282 glucose tool 0.364921 fasting glucose measurements 0.430785 glucose tolerance 0.369668 community-based screening 0.318584 widespread glucose testing 0.411256 BMI 0.415875 NHANES data 0.364054 heart rate 0.745027 fasting blood glucose 0.471773 variables 0.367474 fasting glucose value 0.472855 abnormal fasting glucose 0.487881 TAG-IT score 0.30568 glucose impairment 0.870603 abnormal blood glucose 0.40549 high blood pressure 0.316514 fasting glucose concentrations 0.431024 elevated glucose levels 0.394358 NHANES 0.442736 diabetes 0.325359	CLICK HERE
7645	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Breast Cancer - CDC Vital Signs	CDC Vital Signs links science, policy, and communications with the intent of communicating a call-to-action for the public. CDC Vital Signs provides the most recent, comprehensive data on key indicators of important health topics.	federally-funded health clinics 0.437245 Mortality Weekly Report 0.411728 health plans 0.382695 best way 0.368122 follow-up tests 0.381482 high-quality treatment 0.37534 health centers 0.381624 aggressive cancers 0.376557 difference result 0.368827 health disparities 0.38559 ethnic groups 0.371224 health insurance coverage 0.434534 health insurance companies 0.431256 highest death rates 0.431549 Cancer Early Detection 0.441566 timely follow-up 0.391964 health educators 0.376428 Signs Issue details 0.412351 fewer black women 0.568263 breast cancer care 0.53015 Affordable Care Act 0.420952 white women 0.85124 community health workers 0.429974 economic resources 0.373485 death rates 0.438461	timely followup care 0.426219 black women 0.762924 case management services 0.415914 uninsured women 0.401727 treatment 0.379098 Vital Signs 0.451156 United States 0.43501 black women experience 0.472903 Educate women 0.397391 health information technology 0.434182 Breast Cancer Severity 0.521949 breast cancers 0.456814 local health department 0.425727 National Breast 0.448806 mammogram 0.480753 well-trained case managers 0.413655 health care systems 0.436861 breast cancer screening 0.54407 breast cancer 0.985544 Breast cancer deaths 0.57189 electronic health records 0.508427 follow-up times 0.380612 follow-up care 0.386881 Cancer Prevention 0.385645	CLICK HERE
7918	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Nigeria	CDC partners in Nigeria with government and parastatal agencies, private institutions, universities and non-governmental organizations to improve the country’s public health foundation, to prevent transmission of HIV, to provide care and treatment for those who are already infected with HIV, and to strengthen laboratory capacity.	Africa CDC 0.809586 U.S. CDC 0.782803 outbreak response campaigns 0.756295 CDC bottle 0.773893 state level MOHs 0.747187 national reference lab 0.734468 data management support 0.744646 HIV treatment services 0.941758 workforce development 0.739812 Disease Control 0.749327 Regional Collaborating Centre 0.816587 Emergency Operations Centre 0.727917 Laboratory Strategic Plan 0.866566 HIV status 0.741441 combination prevention strategy 0.745795 flaccid paralysis surveillance 0.737077 routine immunization services 0.739351 World Health Organization 0.774058 CDC Nigeria office 0.944615 service delivery models 0.755283 HIV treatment 0.953826 Regional Collaborating Centres 0.730979 International Health Regulations 0.771076 measles pre-elimination activities 0.735588	comprehensive health services 0.77781 public health infrastructure 0.793551 routine health information 0.763673 efficient HIV programs 0.816564 HIV epidemic 0.748772 Global Health Security 0.775714 CDC office 0.829023 National Medical Laboratory 0.744571 U.S. President 0.734073 World Health Laboratory 0.799205 health information systems 0.777664 Specific laboratory capacity 0.749778 technical assistance 0.737368 high-quality HIV prevention 0.824794 Global Health Protection 0.772224 access HIV treatment 0.804718 local government areas 0.728568 maximum health impact 0.773916 malaria diagnostics capacity 0.740337 African Regional Collaborating 0.739826 local epidemic 0.747227 disease response efforts 0.77193 HIV rapid test 0.806142 Public Health Excellence 0.794668	CLICK HERE
7941	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Control and Regional Elimination of Measles,2000-2011	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.	regional measles control 0.694574 routine services 0.62054 measles supplemental immunization 0.690509 global MCV1 coverage 0.636752 measles incidence 0.882704 regional measles targets 0.691893 children 0.600904 measles vaccination coverage 0.826285 MCV1 coverage 0.739677 World Health 0.598562 measles elimination efforts 0.753752 measles immunization 0.673768 measles mortality 0.821 routine immunization services 0.597441 supplemental immunization activities 0.591437 large measles outbreaks 0.786713 measles control 0.699663 global measles morbidity 0.733936 measles eradication 0.716684 measles susceptibility 0.695159 Effective measles surveillance 0.704702 countries 0.64436 measles vaccination 0.867895 annual measles surveillance 0.705933	measles elimination targets 0.796959 measles mortality model 0.698492 eventual global measles 0.685013 country-specific measles vaccination 0.694816 regional measles elimination 0.87404 global measles 0.773561 global measles mortality 0.708072 routine measles vaccination 0.708806 Periodic follow-up SIAs 0.598961 measles cases 0.718864 measles elimination goal 0.702855 recent measles outbreaks 0.696921 measles epidemics 0.670541 Vaccine Action Plan 0.594691 measles vaccine coverage 0.762749 measles surveillance data 0.743289 annual measles incidence 0.741295 National Measles Catch-up 0.690642 ongoing measles virus 0.689228 measles deaths 0.759497 measles-containing vaccine 0.681159 follow-up sias 0.612394 measles mortality burden 0.70225 Global Vaccine Action 0.596364	CLICK HERE
12440	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Talk to your doctor about Hepatitis C	Hepatitis C can be a serious liver disease that often has no symptoms. Even if you try to eat right, exercise and have a healthy life, you could still have hepatitis C. People born from 1945-1965 are 5X more likely to have this disease. That’s why the CDC recommends everyone born between these years get tested for hepatitis C. Early detection and treatment can save lives. 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/knowmorehepatitis/media/videos/HiddenDisease-60secPSA-LowRes.mp4	Hepatitis 0.829257	Hidden Disease 0.982282	CLICK HERE
13024	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Updated Recommendations for the Use of Typhoid Vaccine -Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, United States,2015	Brendan R. Jackson, MD1, Shahed Iqbal, PhD2, Barbara Mahon, MD1 (Author affiliations at end of text).	vaccine manufacturer 0.533734 United States 0.695019 Primary vaccination 0.482746 typhoid fever 0.658855 serotype paratyphi 0.500986 Ty21a vaccines 0.478879 live-attenuated ty21a vaccine 0.716807 polysaccharide vaccines 0.495837 Brendan R. Jackson 0.534595 enteric fever cases 0.510864 Salmonella serotype Paratyphi 0.497715 typhoid vaccines 0.554834 polysaccharide vaccine 0.758097 abdominal pain 0.488604 vaccine dose 0.536162 antimicrobial agents 0.493834 Salmonella serotype Typhi 0.645715 vaccine placebo-controlled trials 0.564716 advisory committee 0.501305 Routine typhoid vaccination 0.533769 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.504314 young children 0.488574 Ty21a vaccine 0.904403 recent pre-travel vaccination 0.48829	paratyphoid fever 0.567751 capsular polysaccharide vaccine 0.611417 currently available vaccines 0.566718 vaccine activity 0.532707 enterica serotypes Typhi 0.497684 typhoid vaccination 0.587384 live vaccines 0.4883 injection site 0.483003 enterica serotype Paratyphi 0.481875 commonly reported symptoms 0.528853 enterica serotype Typhi 0.503397 parenteral vi polysaccharide 0.503275 typhoid vaccine 0.72141 live-attenuated vaccine 0.627 vaccine safety 0.565005 Salmonella enterica serotype 0.555847 enteric fever 0.571544 Ty21a vaccine challenge 0.595772 Vaccine Adverse Events 0.568255 heat-phenol-inactivated whole-cell vaccine 0.579112 Ty21a strain 0.496636 oral Ty21a vaccine 0.647163 vaccine strain 0.542947	CLICK HERE
13348	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Health Effects of Cut Gas Lines and Other Petroleum ProductRelease Incidents - Seven States, 2010-2012	Ayana R. Anderson, MPH1 (Author affiliation at end of text).	commonly reported type 0.371262 petroleum products 0.489521 petroleum incidents 0.904622 single-substance incidents 0.484463 Human Health Sciences 0.372373 commonly reported injuries 0.373659 petroleum-release incidents 0.513866 toxic substance releases 0.380474 utility incidents 0.466148 Ayana R. Anderson 0.447331 private vehicles 0.419281 petroleum release incidents 0.663452 persons 0.389379 acute toxic substance 0.377301 considerable regulatory attention 0.375771 petroleum releases 0.496257 catastrophic oil spills 0.379816 nonpetroleum incidents 0.573481 utility releases 0.376636 product release incidents 0.582791 releases.* State NTSIP 0.388565 acute petroleum product 0.481447 Acute nonpetroleum releases 0.398618 petroleum product releases 0.603484	home incidents 0.476629 adverse health effects 0.439137 natural gas leaks 0.376295 NTSIP incidents 0.492473 petroleum incident data 0.452395 total petroleum release 0.446864 various adverse health 0.371981 gas line explosion 0.381467 NTSIP data 0.397488 nonpetroleum releases 0.411098 unintentional acute releases 0.397382 Toxic Substance Incidents 0.535858 natural gas 0.52492 utility workers 0.378789 casualty gas explosions 0.396812 natural gas line 0.38335 30-inch natural gas 0.379996 petroleum-related incidents 0.52784 Disease Registry 0.378639 Toxic Substances 0.374726 petroleum product release 0.525968 greatest number 0.393412 public health action 0.486002 public health effects 0.39168	CLICK HERE
13750	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Jewish Women and BRCA Gene Mutations	Ashkenazi Jewish women are 10 times more likely to have a BRCA1 or BRCA2 gene mutation than women in the general United States population.	Ashkenazi Jewish women 0.507586 father 0.239507 changes 0.220471 Ashkenazi Jewish descent 0.366833 young age 0.461014 mutations 0.248832 ways 0.217498 aunt 0.219852 action 0.217481 second-degree relatives 0.291808 increased risk 0.274823 sister 0.21746 higher risk 0.356914 chance 0.218172	ovarian cancer 0.528301 person’s risk 0.281717 grandmother 0.220329 breast cancer 0.426854 genetic counseling— 0.291473 general U.S. population 0.45089 people 0.220483 BRCA gene mutation 0.95989 BRCA genes 0.28465 cancer risk 0.267241 cancers 0.244534 time 0.231472 family 0.233142 daughter 0.217675	CLICK HERE
15498	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Protect Yourself & Others	Information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	semen 0.354328 CDC 0.358006 mosquito bites 0.455088 sex partners 0.405196 urine 0.325915 polyurethane sheets 0.412027 travel recommendations 0.531043 Check 0.353572 Zika virus 0.778971 areas 0.353502 best way 0.42685 family member 0.427943 tips 0.328076 Zika 0.938832 Dental dams 0.413707 trip 0.325304 friend 0.326142 mosquitoes 0.365927 area 0.34363 oral sex 0.537838 sex 0.649134 night 0.325778	body fluids 0.54844 countries 0.325847 sharing 0.344417 community 0.32797 Plan 0.325354 steps 0.49942 blood 0.384362 people 0.382985 friends 0.327994 infected person 0.40858 home 0.32599 infected mosquito 0.567737 female condoms 0.427705 sex toys 0.471365 exposure 0.326319 territories 0.325826 person 0.415719 certain types 0.41138 Zika Prevention Kit 0.497222 risk 0.418629 time 0.351301 outbreaks 0.327328	CLICK HERE