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5357	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Identifies 10 Public Health Achievements of First Decade of 21st Century - Press Release: May 19, 2011	CDC Identifies 10 Public Health Achievements of First Decade of 21st Century	agricultural injury prevention 0.528978 lead levels 0.540304 motor vehicle travel 0.531329 Mortality Weekly Report 0.549778 Strategic National Stockpile 0.525123 neural tube defects 0.655813 important medical treatment 0.540999 state excise tax 0.530645 public health achievements 0.801508 certain chronic diseases 0.542942 deaths 0.580981 pneumococcal conjugate vaccine 0.538077 farm injury rates 0.526496 U.S. health care 0.561314 public health campaigns 0.577526 public health emergencies 0.567044 health care costs 0.57837 cervical cancer 0.562742 state public health 0.576366 domestic public health 0.701235 blood donor test 0.535217 foodborne illness outbreaks 0.530689 earlier HIV diagnosis 0.524862 folic acid fortification 0.534833 United States 0.791298	comprehensive smoke-free laws 0.535302 major public health 0.617689 cervical cancer screenings 0.526712 21st century 0.710869 heart disease 0.586112 public health emergency 0.575031 folic acid 0.604167 public health 0.948381 graphic warning labels 0.525528 current childhood immunization 0.528593 percent reduction 0.599322 uncontrolled high blood 0.531192 public health measures 0.57311 healthcare costs 0.550325 percent decline 0.671613 recent economic analysis 0.537585 line-associated bloodstream infections 0.545646 Thomas R. Frieden 0.540549 U.S. blood donations 0.539372 new federal cigarette 0.530079 motor vehicle crashes 0.685593 lead poisoning prevention 0.529732 past decade 0.82595 blood lead levels 0.533378	CLICK HERE
6139	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Summary: July 28, 2011	MMWR News Summary: July 28, 2011	American Academy 0.710597 prompt recognition 0.71143 LF programs 0.776089 seasonal influenza-related hospitalization 0.799651 heat illness 0.912315 New York City 0.793657 appropriate steps 0.709527 heat-related emergency department 0.8396 Al Lundeen 0.712811 permanent disability worldwide 0.78358 loose-fitting clothing 0.713479 influenza vaccine 0.742493 greater risk 0.715052 recreational activities 0.713637 sub-Saharan country 0.718752 influenza vaccination status 0.852288 CDC Division 0.950977 Drug company donations 0.780278 recreational activity 0.723904 Preschool children 0.725352 News Media Team 0.81055 community health workers 0.792608 limited resources 0.778138 Human immunodeficiency virus 0.793233 LF elimination program 0.85735	frequent rest breaks 0.798924 Public Health 0.71159 United States 0.82598 Electronic Media 0.933457 uninterrupted health insurance 0.81383 Oregon PRAMS-2 0.709987 local health department 0.80488 Immunization Practices 0.710534 Advisory Committee 0.710761 sub-Saharan countries 0.792419 prevention tips 0.714237 emergency room care 0.827213 Oregon Pregnancy Risk 0.80567 supplemental diagnostic tests 0.785617 recent influenza vaccination 0.851036 common activities 0.722278 CDC laboratory 0.721184 influenza vaccination 0.894393 health-care usage correlates 0.806834 unstructured sports 0.715363 HIV-2 cases 0.809471 hot weather 0.714037 West Africa 0.805598 Survey follow-back survey 0.802533	CLICK HERE
8005	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Global Health - Who We Are	null	CDC 0.838527 global challenges 0.509719 endorsement 0.274993 maximum public health 0.736191 injuries 0.321643 disability 0.248933 non-communicable diseases 0.555108 emergency 0.252314 scientific expertise 0.530991 malaria 0.267321 global health programs 0.748009 disease eradication 0.504675 dollar 0.254907 Ministries 0.250327 HHS 0.280504 Notice 0.254001 causes 0.2491 elimination targets 0.515121 morbidity 0.275326 longer lives 0.541353	health goals 0.500835 global health 0.992721 HIV/AIDS 0.256841 execution 0.256122 health systems 0.508175 partnership 0.247804 global health approach 0.770519 agency 0.25274 impact 0.294435 world live healthier 0.844032 resources 0.252684 people 0.257321 non-federal site 0.516042 refugee health 0.549435 international organization goals 0.73251 U.S. Government program 0.742166 Global Health coordinates 0.803172 mortality 0.263635 employees 0.247648 especially chronic disease 0.72198	CLICK HERE
9194	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Salmonella is a Sneaky Germ: Seven Tips for Safer Eating | CDC Features	Salmonella can contaminate more than poultry and eggs. It sneaks its way into many foods— ground beef, pork, tomatoes, sprouts—even peanut butter. Learn what you can to make your food safer to eat.	healthy appearing hens 0.446146 Salmonella 0.972522 Salmonella contamination 0.6064 food thermometer 0.39117 Salmonella infection 0.590669 frozen pot pies 0.46007 large outbreaks 0.398553 new cause 0.387443 Chicken feces 0.385249 foodborne illnesses 0.396021 stringent procedures 0.386079 eggs 0.526689 peanut products 0.397662 antibiotic treatment 0.388708 thoroughly cooked egg 0.483568 wide variety 0.387652 vegetables—even processed foods 0.465253 Salmonella-contaminated eggs 0.442074 grade A eggs 0.419933 impaired immune systems 0.441647 foodborne illness 0.443034 relatively small number 0.440884 egg shells 0.400054 perfectly normal-looking eggs 0.493951 egg whites 0.391033	rare cases 0.388927 Salmonella bacteria 0.673128 runny egg 0.404455 foods— ground beef 0.474331 foodborne germs 0.397973 Salmonella illnesses 0.619873 lightly cooked egg 0.5885 ready-to-eat foods 0.388064 Salmonella infections 0.69971 safe internal temperature 0.445002 Salmonella illness 0.775807 food poisoning 0.475706 primary culprits 0.395433 Vital Signs report 0.463386 Clean. Wash hands 0.438725 poultry 0.393209 Warmer weather 0.38793 common cause 0.470254 peanut butter 0.398717 people 0.39133 food 0.492105 cold foods 0.388777 older adults 0.439049 severe illness 0.407587	CLICK HERE
11471	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Interim Guidance Regarding Compliance with Select Agent Regulations for Laboratories Handling Patient Specimens that are Known or Suspected to Contain Ebola Virus	null	critical infrastructure 0.238557 select agent facility 0.290764 severe threat 0.279469 Human Services 0.23966 ebola virus 0.99073 Toxins List 0.245159 U.S. Department 0.239572 HHS Select Agent 0.362819 Disease Control 0.242105 No. Nucleic 0.237701 deliberate misuse 0.240123 virus isolation 0.29961 naturally occurring environment 0.265275 Select Agents Program 0.289485 select agent infection 0.288324 molecular methods 0.268621 Control Recommendations 0.27065 infectious forms 0.237981 greatest risk 0.238802 ebola virus disease 0.549916 body fluids 0.269706 patient’s body 0.257185 patient care 0.300033 biological agents 0.276348	EVD 0.275984 question-and-answer format 0.244751 select agents 0.375965 select agent regulations 0.655841 Clifton Rd 0.242019 Hospitalized Patients 0.27313 federal select agent 0.293561 clinical specimens 0.245572 Infection Prevention 0.270284 U.S. Hospitals 0.270537 exclusion provision 0.238342 routine patient care 0.269432 genetic material 0.239637 public health 0.276068 Contact CDC–INFO 0.242743 public confidence 0.237776 mass casualties 0.239921 additional requirements 0.239791 viral isolation 0.238682 specimens 0.2726 live-infectious Ebola virus 0.507843 select agent 0.793183 Ebola response 0.322541 APHIS/CDC Form 0.303478	CLICK HERE
12584	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Rose's Story | Tips From Former Smokers	Rose started smoking at 13, and before long, she was spending her school lunch money on cigarettes instead of food. Her addiction to cigarettes led to lung cancer—and the fight of her life. In this video from CDC's Tips From Former Smokers campaign, Rose talks about living with cancer. She never really believed that she would get cancer from smoking—not her. Rose had chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery (twice) to fight the disease. At age 60, she died from lung cancer caused by smoking. 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=b36bef48c0db3f2bb2a7a081da251b9820140620102049358	Smokers 0.968831 CDC 0.958216 Rose 0.695906	Story 0.693595 YouTube 0.912268	CLICK HERE
12991	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	World TB Day	null	Basic TB Facts 0.476865 National TB Program 0.419757 TB Risk Factors 0.472502 TB Cohort Review 0.438438 latent tb infection 0.739409 Stop TB 0.486012 TB infection online 0.51927 TB Genotyping 0.410572 National TB 0.485318 Interactive TB Data 0.485308 Community Stop TB 0.46104 Latent Tuberculosis Infection 0.267685 TB Education 0.462813 Effective TB Interviewing 0.437911 National TB Indicators 0.479509 TB Facebook 0.47217 TB Terms 0.464993 Webinars TB 0.401033 World TB 0.548817 TB Contact Investigation 0.441721 TB Basics 0.476799 Toolkits TB eDOT 0.439737 U.S. TB Champions 0.4178	TB Prevention 0.469376 Detect Drug-Resistant TB 0.472926 TB Tweets 0.468304 TB Incidence 0.426613 TB Diagnostic Guidelines 0.493485 Drug-Resistant TB 0.680362 TB 0.908644 Research TB Epidemiologic 0.470991 TB updates 0.461307 Infectious TB 0.401001 TB Trials Consortium 0.461838 tb disease 0.520995 Latent TB Infection-Patient 0.454275 TB Day Resources 0.407383 TB Programs 0.578835 TB Notes 0.532296 Care Workers TB 0.42634 Treat Latent TB 0.492034 TB Treatment 0.52145 TB Control Programs 0.429429 TB Resources 0.470321 Federal TB Task 0.414715 TB Background 0.439864	CLICK HERE
13847	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Jackie's Story	The story of Jackie, a 38-year-old woman with a family history of breast cancer.	instructions 0.325562 genetic counselor 0.564349 genetic testingTests 0.439773 ovaries 0.325865 father 0.324767 roadmap 0.376187 life 0.327449 princesses 0.331729 Amelia 0.326889 signs 0.326184 regular screening 0.429707 Jackie 0.742031 paternal family history 0.629506 options 0.324971 bright future 0.591771 genetic counseling.A 0.443445 action 0.329396 medication safety evaluator 0.557133 genetic disease 0.442472 paternal grandmother 0.492405 health care 0.446168 genetic change 0.438717	higher risk 0.436388 4-year-old daughter 0.633659 breast cancer screening 0.60564 ovarian cancer 0.954062 gene mutation 0.615901 BRCA1 gene mutation 0.560518 breast cancer 0.707925 preventive surgeries 0.441827 relatives 0.329136 disease. 0.325376 doctor 0.326388 chemical database 0.442236 BRCA gene mutation 0.606776 30s 0.33328 personal medical history 0.558797 spending time 0.440048 40s 0.332504 risk 0.469397 paternal aunts 0.496353 Maryland 0.324769 body’s functions 0.441907	CLICK HERE
15790	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Guillain-Barré Syndrome During Ongoing Zika VirusTransmission - Puerto Rico, January 1-July 31, 2016 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	flavivirus infection 0.656236 Puerto Rico Hospital 0.390967 evidence 0.36616 neurologic signs 0.434625 virus disease outbreak 0.369582 Zika virus 0.979557 public health authorities 0.370737 recent Zika virus 0.392871 GBS cases 0.435755 neurologic conditions 0.37719 GBS patients 0.437014 active Zika virus 0.400532 GBS case 0.405086 health care providers 0.444755 median age 0.380977 patients 0.488696 dengue virus 0.39629 dengue virus infections 0.37315 ongoing Zika virus 0.411304 Zika virus disease 0.413832 possible GBS 0.426607 Zika virus transmission 0.460055 Fifty-six suspected cases 0.386225 Puerto Rico 0.787629 presumptive Zika virus 0.460515	infection control departments 0.360062 chikungunya virus 0.364117 Zika virus infection 0.870261 GBS incidence 0.42959 Zika virus cases 0.400183 Puerto Rico Department 0.482271 local transmission 0.369872 neurologic disorders 0.390807 IgM ELISA 0.363717 GBS 0.665933 neurologic illnesses 0.362129 Zika virus infections.* 0.400493 public health 0.412991 Chemical Emergencies Laboratory 0.360161 confirmed Zika virus 0.402636 Zika virus infections 0.400028 antecedent arboviral infection 0.369907 presumptive flavivirus infection 0.444915 presumptive recent infection 0.368313 GBS Passive Surveillance 0.472812 clinical neurologic signs 0.360833 demyelinating polyneuropathy subtype 0.360491 neurologic symptoms 0.37564 GBS diagnosis 0.40518	CLICK HERE
16382	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Resurgence of Progressive Massive Fibrosis in Coal Miners -Eastern Kentucky, 2016 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	coal mining 0.555781 PMF cases 0.419711 Kentucky coal miners 0.547614 coal miners 0.877974 underground coal 0.504024 standard coal workers 0.472931 active miners 0.38125 national surveillance program 0.420668 coal mining regions 0.475691 coal mining tenure 0.482141 central Appalachia 0.384514 respirable coal 0.489803 continuous miner machine 0.427256 effective dust control 0.419571 surveillance data 0.376741 routine national surveillance 0.372837 Surveillance Program participation 0.375346 U.S. coal miners 0.597795 state coal workforce 0.464741 coal workers 0.938594 public health practice 0.372692 underground coal seams 0.468872 practice-identified PMF 0.404223 Coal Mine Health 0.506316 voluntary Coal Workers 0.484408	low Coal Workers 0.48414 Coal Act 0.493824 machine extracts coal 0.452717 simple coal workers 0.480765 active coal miners 0.527997 coal production 0.443758 eastern Kentucky 0.432875 NIOSH Coal Workers 0.48097 seam coal mining 0.474867 progressive massive fibrosis 0.402314 PMF onset 0.392805 coal mine dust 0.515938 Federal Coal 0.459389 Surveillance Program data 0.379763 pneumoconiosis surveillance 0.382382 continuous miners 0.383326 roof bolters 0.373425 coal mining jobs 0.470393 U.S. coal mines 0.519556 PMF 0.552982 coal miner employment 0.473957 Health Surveillance Program 0.595015 small opacity profusion 0.39641 real-time respirable dust 0.372913	CLICK HERE