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502	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Flu Season Is Here- Vaccinate to Protect You and Your Loved Ones from Flu	Everyone 6 months and older should get an annual flu vaccine. It takes about two weeks after vaccination for your body to develop full protection against the flu. Get vaccinated by October to protect yourself and your loved ones!.	CDC 0.264078 increased risk 0.234898 2017-2018 flu season 0.455073 injectable influenza vaccines 0.303556 annual influenza vaccine 0.321391 CDC experts 0.241757 best way 0.237577 sure bet 0.237352 2015-2016 influenza season 0.287524 flu vaccines 0.522048 flu vaccination 0.629451 influenza-associated medical visits 0.301301 vaccination rates 0.251516 higher risk 0.237736 percentage point increase 0.257924 possible serious complications 0.237653 HealthMap Vaccine Finder 0.293282 flu illness 0.574243 recombinant influenza vaccines 0.30285 chronic medical conditions 0.262937 American Medical Association 0.258379 wide range 0.235741 influenza illnesses 0.277699 United States 0.26925	professional medical groups 0.258429 flu vaccine 0.73908 flu virus 0.514528 spray flu vaccine 0.491978 flu complications 0.496352 flu virus infection 0.489527 health care 0.253886 moderate complications 0.238311 influenza vaccines 0.318171 flu seasons 0.463571 locations offering flu 0.454701 tool modern medicine 0.260518 influenza vaccination 0.278558 people 0.276445 flu 0.915519 flu shot 0.548508 illness milder 0.237675 influenza viruses 0.257965 available flu vaccines 0.472438 flu season 0.497477 influenza-associated hospitalizations 0.264762 risk 0.242014 flu complication 0.461869 extreme inflammatory response 0.261513	CLICK HERE
1329	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	A Doctor Responds | CDC Features	A pediatrician transforms from running to providing trauma care to wounded bystanders. She shares lessons on immediate disaster response for pediatricians and other health care providers.	trauma care 0.843682 on-site trauma care 0.782307 American Academy 0.674082 ambulance dispatchers 0.676535 young woman 0.684067 preparation 0.626097 bleeding head 0.685027 primary doctors 0.672356 Harvard Medical School 0.73166 trauma bays 0.692657 quick response 0.676147 health care providers 0.768546 blast injuries 0.677609 emergency response 0.676338 long training runs 0.754357 critical factor 0.675782 patients 0.626365 invisible injuries 0.673589 community 0.626262 basic medical skills 0.736273 emergency preparedness 0.673698 Heartbreak Hill 0.686354 daily job 0.681978 immediate disaster response 0.760414 separated limb 0.67998	complete surprise 0.676541 role 0.636209 sheer exhaustion 0.689992 fellow bystanders 0.702912 Health Professionals website 0.737724 blast site 0.683275 health providers 0.722485 tools 0.626895 Boston Marathon spectators 0.751598 broken foot 0.681958 bombing scene 0.692064 Boston Children 0.674605 aid training 0.671537 final stretch 0.681172 burning flesh 0.680567 physician 0.626903 initial trauma 0.690185 Dr. Stavas 0.992493 common cause 0.670192 Dr. Natalie Stavas 0.882734 bomb fragments 0.67631 pediatricians 0.639319 shirt 0.6291 urgent needs 0.679649	CLICK HERE
4646	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Evaluating metrics to improve population health	null	population health domains 0.446214 health care article 0.412976 measures 0.755083 health inequalities 0.39332 additional measures 0.372322 environmental metrics article 0.4964 data availability 0.400953 health care access 0.545687 population health 0.915258 community level 0.415275 economic determinants article 0.388602 worksite health improvement 0.401363 health care quality 0.389644 health determinants 0.400009 health status 0.444143 life expectancy 0.354425 population health measures 0.548229 valid health metrics 0.504061 administrative data systems 0.350817 summary measures 0.379701 health behaviors article 0.400673 certain metrics 0.384246 metrics 0.739624 population health metrics 0.641012 sample sizes 0.381228	additional metrics 0.388343 different perspectives 0.420229 single measure 0.35853 alternative data strategies 0.357302 public health policy 0.544967 community-level health metrics 0.54117 single measure avoids 0.358056 health information technology 0.386885 population health context 0.441068 realistic time frame 0.440067 health policy article 0.523436 incentive-based population health 0.445861 community-level interventions 0.36582 socioeconomic determinants article 0.38443 univariate inequalities measure 0.401806 workforce health status 0.401659 valid measures 0.369109 metrics articles 0.45715 standard measures 0.410479 inequalities article 0.432749 Chronic Disease address 0.348956 environmental metrics 0.554754 policy makers 0.394777 complex measures 0.443414	CLICK HERE
4742	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The Burden of Rabies | CDC Features	Learn how to help prevent rabies, a deadly virus that threatens the health of people and animals.	pets 0.505817 wild animals 0.641188 number 0.431394 potentially rabid animal 0.606871 rabid cats 0.589561 direct supervision 0.470913 contact 0.551726 animals 0.733512 animal control 0.599558 domestic animals 0.540166 veterinarian’s office 0.48115 significant decrease 0.478715 rabies shots 0.593743 public health officials 0.540889 unwanted animals 0.47878 Family pets 0.469035 best ways 0.479328 deadly virus 0.485522 rabid wild animals 0.584873 American Veterinary Medical 0.544185 times more rabid 0.531032 percent 0.472186 skunks 0.4174 bats 0.435439	regular basis 0.470407 cat shots 0.471795 rabies vaccinations 0.592584 U.S. cat owners 0.531604 close contact 0.535937 wildlife 0.416122 higher risk 0.468137 disease 0.418013 rabid animals 0.543928 cat owners 0.532394 rabies prevention treatment 0.694345 dangerous virus 0.484128 small decrease 0.482406 rabies 0.914442 Contact animal control 0.531073 foxes 0.416363 people 0.558317 raccoons 0.440119 stray animals 0.52416 saliva 0.41956 rabid dogs 0.528775 healthcare provider 0.475516 ferrets indoors 0.472632 PEP 0.463772	CLICK HERE
5029	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Radiation Emergencies - Iodine-131 (I-131)	Information on arsenic, a potential agent for chemical terrorism. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	Microsoft PowerPoint file 0.463371 Public Health Matters 0.596929 Emergency Preparedness 0.560776 Microsoft Word file 0.466969 CDC Radiation Emergencies 0.833193 Treating Radiation Injuries 0.630669 Emergencies More Information 0.480919 Radioisotope Brief 0.822214 Support Public Health 0.512211 Microsoft Excel file 0.462032 Professionals Radiation Thermometer 0.636895 page options Skip 0.491434 Health Possible Health 0.546096 Toxicology FAQs 0.769911 different file formats 0.465065 Radiation Emergencies 0.960634 Acute Radiation Syndrome 0.716329 Health Preparedness Capabilities 0.533153 Long-Term Health Effects 0.490119 Apple Quicktime file 0.458499 Specific Groups 0.519818 CDC A-Z 0.473206 Tools Radiation Hazard 0.623077 Adobe PDF file 0.459798 Clinicians Acute Radiation 0.682274	Community Reception Center 0.665879 Public Health 0.833289 Search Form Controls 0.618234 Plutonium Radioisotope Brief 0.539259 Emergency Health Professionals 0.598511 (FAQ) 0.575966 Radiation Emergency Training 0.658554 Hospital Clinicians Video 0.488668 Radiation Detection 0.557097 Toxicological Profile 0.521726 Public Health Departments 0.499574 Radiological Terrorism 0.522217 Search Controls 0.482927 General Information 0.455917 Public Health Issues 0.505664 ) Radioisotope Brief 0.53644 Public Health Planning 0.515182 Radiation Basics 0.632875 Fact Sheet 0.489177 Emergency Management Pocket 0.461669 Public Health Preparedness 0.636698 Specific Types 0.491544 Health Information 0.463585 Cutaneous Radiation Injury 0.725605	CLICK HERE
6605	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Dietary calcium and risk for prostate cancer: a case-control study among US veterans.	The objective of this study was to examine the association between calcium intake and prostate cancer risk. We hypothesized that calcium intake would be positively associated with lower risk for prostate cancer.	North Carolina 0.394325 Gleason score 0.362776 higher total calcium 0.400874 prostate biopsy 0.381798 study 0.393582 high-grade prostate cancer 0.558201 prostate cancer development 0.422697 calcium intakes 0.402585 calcium supplements 0.381437 dietary calcium 0.432024 prostate cancer cell 0.400986 nutrient intake 0.38461 prostate cancer cells 0.410367 potential prostate cancer 0.408119 prostate cells 0.377961 Affairs Medical Center 0.372658 prostate health 0.370956 prostate cancer cases 0.425436 lower calcium intake 0.432275 intracellular calcium 0.392374 calcium intake 0.760047 healthy controls 0.486852 estimate calcium intake 0.453896	white men 0.404033 high calcium intake 0.502794 adequate calcium intake 0.50364 inverse association 0.375567 mean total calcium 0.422776 Veterans Affairs Medical 0.370582 black men 0.413638 prostate cancer risk 0.808489 mean calcium intake 0.433367 lower risk 0.452845 highest calcium intake 0.426635 low calcium intake 0.4526 total calcium intake 0.498505 low-grade prostate cancer 0.475734 higher calcium intakes 0.396316 prostate cancer 0.93013 biopsy-negative controls 0.47737 Prostate Cancer Prevention 0.396471 lower prostate cancer 0.4385 prostate cancers 0.368565 total calcium 0.553602 moderate calcium intake 0.428625 supplemental calcium 0.381568	CLICK HERE
7350	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	West Nile Virus - QA: Pesticides for Mosquito Control	Information on West Nile virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	vaccines 0.355596 protective clothing 0.504387 fever 0.352842 continental United States 0.696656 North America 0.536706 bites 0.423912 summer 0.348018 symptoms 0.443581 WNV cases 0.467447	fall 0.349814 West Nile virus 0.948056 infected people 0.523165 medications 0.351507 season 0.3482 WNV 0.727797 headaches 0.352059 insect repellant 0.505528	CLICK HERE
7479	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Veterans Health Activities - Health Assessment of Gulf War Veterans from Iowa	CDC's National Center for Environmental Health (NCEH) has taken the lead for HHS in addressing the health concerns of veterans of the Vietnam War and the Gulf War, and NCEH is working with the Departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs to protect the health of our future military forces.	Gulf War period 0.439318 Schwartz DA 0.512438 American Medical Association 0.39036 daily lives 0.35172 multiple chemical 0.395959 Multiple chemical sensitivity 0.387103 Symptom prevalence 0.34908 Clarke WR 0.600932 multiple chemical sensitivities 0.390426 Self-reported postwar injuries 0.390639 cognitive dysfunction 0.35014 population-based sample 0.382102 cooperative agreement 0.355998 Environmental Health 0.363358 chronic fatigue 0.349415 population-based study 0.387374 Black DW 0.402596 health status 0.393407 health assessment 0.364821 Gulf War veterans 0.930104 population-based health survey 0.418673 Voelker MD 0.594755 telephone survey 0.35614 Torner JC 0.447318 regular military personnel 0.397937	post-traumatic stress disorder 0.482247 Public Health 0.437908 respiratory illness 0.349457 psychiatric conditions 0.35265 Persian Gulf 0.494035 Senator Tom Harkin 0.408544 Doebbeling BN 0.372716 BN 0.375772 military peers 0.356531 population-based epidemiologic studies 0.433998 Self-reported illness 0.356341 Persian Gulf War 0.444161 Persian Gulf Study 0.447686 military population 0.349622 Barrett DH 0.597069 physical health status 0.390717 Woolson RF 0.540397 Public Health Reports 0.389875 Iowa Department 0.397555 large population-based survey 0.417533 functional activity 0.351754 et al 0.389163 military personnel service 0.389759 health-services utilization 0.352779	CLICK HERE
11424	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	CDC in the Field: Greg Trains Contact Tracers	Join Greg as he heads into the field for contact tracing of #Ebola patients. #CDCintheField	CDC 0.335201 Greg 0.281693	Trains Contact Tracers 0.930425	CLICK HERE
13785	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Keep Your Eyes Safe on Halloween | Contact Lenses	null	decorative lenses 0.441896 eye problems 0.282928 dangers 0.213454 education 0.213311 harm 0.215668 cornea 0.217409 eye infection 0.295689 online stores 0.27711 French Study Group 0.330192 scratches 0.218503 offices 0.213656 Sauer 0.216029 cosmetic contact lenses 0.42922 permanent vision reduction 0.33757 beauty salons 0.282096 navigation Skip 0.327692 tips 0.212511 loss 0.21278 decorative contact lenses 0.922114 partner materials 0.273161 FDA. Decorative contact 0.340618 eye doctors 0.283933 social media 0.273317	happy Halloween 0.280875 list Skip 0.329969 Acta Ophthalmol. 0.272919 health messages 0.273446 page options Skip 0.402932 valid prescription 0.418979 clear covering 0.275445 scratch 0.213347 foreseeable complication 0.275369 microbial keratitis 0.330632 flea markets 0.281724 costume shops 0.278113 higher chance 0.276569 eye doctor 0.283292 prospective study 0.268045 drug stores 0.278765 outer layer 0.277904 mail order 0.280818 eyes—haunting 0.213814 Halloween contact lens 0.35472 sore 0.225333 ulcer 0.217724	CLICK HERE