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1269	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Bullying	Bullying doesn’t just happen to the smallest kid in the class. Bullies target those who seem to be less powerful or not as strong. Bullies also often target children who seem "different".	imbalance 0.334691 insulting emails 0.450157 taunting 0.337022 passage 0.329468 name-calling 0.327719 reputation 0.327873 body 0.328366 youth 0.327294 rude hand gestures 0.572681 spitting 0.334518 relationships 0.327399 possessions 0.333509 children 0.790783 aggressive behavior 0.575272 school staff 0.434026 potential 0.328896 smallest kid 0.475751 teasing 0.382179 mean things 0.439665 harassment 0.329625 friends 0.327161 social skills 0.429657 Verbal bullying 0.871208 additional resources 0.458413	effects 0.39611 health problems 0.44711 caring adults 0.424174 Internet 0.32681 harm 0.328871 purpose 0.327215 extra help 0.428185 relational bullying 0.781792 tools 0.329174 normal rites 0.454587 public 0.327073 Physical bullying 0.870219 power 0.329093 low self-esteem 0.594952 class 0.333612 cell phones 0.438118 kids 0.354882 comments 0.327692 target children 0.468975 disabilities 0.411815 texts 0.327439 form 0.326884 legal right 0.452005 social bullying 0.97314	CLICK HERE
6506	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Health Care Providers - Yellow Fever	Information on Yellow Fever. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	MPEG 0.741242 site 0.541063 PDF 0.544429	PPT 0.837268 DOC 0.733754	CLICK HERE
8143	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Synopsis: February 28, 2013	CDC Media Relations - MMWR News Synopsis: January 31, 2013	HIV transmission rates 0.581318 AIDS free generation 0.524663 tertiary transmission 0.461508 vaccinia lesions 0.868056 recent smallpox vaccinee 0.578479 Respiratory syncytial virus 0.63971 young children 0.448179 U.S. laboratories 0.441773 Unintended transmission 0.463884 antiretroviral medications 0.438705 life-saving antiretroviral treatment 0.546377 Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.543357 diagnostic testing 0.436268 RSV seasonality guides 0.761038 breastfeeding women 0.55721 direct sexual contacts 0.533027 National Respiratory 0.472019 u.s. department 0.544744 tertiary sexual contacts 0.535508 RSV season 0.774571 smallpox vaccinees 0.582159 Human Services Agency 0.541263 HHS regions 0.582341 RSV circulation 0.773445	local inoculation 0.468884 United States 0.448718 Defense smallpox vaccination 0.580631 vaccinia virus 0.930184 innovative new policy 0.523749 Electronic Media 0.569909 12-month retention rate 0.525121 life-long ART 0.442998 CDC Division 0.460858 RSV specimen results 0.791818 mother-to-child transmission 0.444326 severe respiratory infection 0.584443 RSV seasonal patterns 0.746649 Option B+ 0.749518 human services 0.550624 Enteric Virus Surveillance 0.602049 inoculation site 0.586392 sexual contacts 0.54429 Option B+ implementation 0.588041 Public Health Service 0.549346 temporal RSV trends 0.783994 lower respiratory infection 0.610013 HIV infection 0.537497 lifelong art 0.63208	CLICK HERE
8836	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Viral Hepatitis Outbreak Information - 2013 Outbreaks - May 31 Hep A - Key Resources	Multistate outbreak of hepatitis A virus infections linked to pomegranate seeds from Turkey	list Skip 0.635595 particular outbreak 0.338847 CDC Viral Hepatitis 0.80328 United States 0.254727 human illness 0.287986	page options Skip 0.89439 multiple states 0.276505 Viral Hepatitis 0.984558 navigation Skip 0.648455	CLICK HERE
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10562	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Infographic | Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) | NCBDDD	null	decade 0.339443 average intellectual ability 0.711612 Pie Chart 0.527063 Birth Defects 0.504698 3MB 0.36625 answers 0.33594 early characteristics 0.525053 navigation Skip 0.663256 concern 0.334874 children 0.58103 free checklists 0.502887 Early childhood educators 0.68029 National Center 0.50384 list Skip 0.670231 page options Skip 0.87706 learns 0.343526 Drive Action 0.540174 IQ 0.385807 diagnosis 0.33489 AWARENESS 0.335571 local early intervention 0.672187 CDC.gov/autism 0.336764 Developmental Disabilities 0.505631 EARLY IDENTIFICATION 0.514632 www.cdc.gov/ncbddd 0.336346	NEW DATA 0.507192 developmental milestones 0.51473 free evaluation 0.496003 PDF 0.341238 INFORM POLICY 0.51226 new estimate 0.541789 TRACKS numbers 0.519205 SERVICE NEEDS 0.512365 services 0.373883 Families 0.341263 increase 0.333649 people 0.335872 Diagram 0.33581 doctor 0.33411 help 0.370878 old children 0.57119 PROMOTES Identification 0.519621 RESEARCHES risk factors 0.694109 moves 0.333639 speaks 0.333841 urgent need 0.518822 Healthcare providers 0.510973 »Talk 0.334165 New CDC Autism 0.996056	CLICK HERE
10809	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Findings and Implications of the Global Burden of Disease 2010 Study for the Pacific Islands - CDC	The Global Burden of Disease 2010 Study is the largest study of its kind. It provides a large volume of information about the global burden of disease and associated risk factors. It estimates that lower respiratory infections, diabetes, diarrhea, and tuberculosis cause the greatest burden in the Pacific, and noncommunicable diseases caused a substantially greater burden in 2010 compared with 1990. Although the Pacific is considered to be a region rich in data, very little of these data has been analyzed, synthesized, and made publically available.	joint health information 0.541289 Papua New Guinea 0.664922 Brisbane Accord Group 0.556367 data 0.660442 public health interventions 0.585365 health information 0.867502 lower respiratory infections 0.641273 overall disease burden 0.566836 Pacific health ministers 0.551282 risk factors 0.970423 health systems 0.544717 World Health Organization 0.745165 pacific island countries 0.766273 Health Information Network 0.627711 body mass index 0.566406 high body mass 0.567095 diseases 0.556696 disease burden 0.620448 health priorities 0.55479 global public health 0.540747 BoD research 0.642773 Pacific Community 0.716373 specific risk factors 0.550005 Disease Study 0.574727	global burden 0.717727 PICTs burden estimates 0.604354 Ischemic heart disease 0.553789 health information systems 0.726878 recent Global Burden 0.560091 country health information 0.629204 Public Health Surveillance 0.565766 operational research 0.584211 household air pollution 0.606329 Pacific Public Health 0.600082 public health 0.810107 Pacific Health Information 0.651819 health care systems 0.577264 disease 0.638396 public health importance 0.588425 Health Surveillance Network 0.559801 population health interventions 0.549227 data collection 0.58025 substantially greater burden 0.543418 Lopez AD 0.549958 BoD estimates 0.54458 global health priorities 0.542465 national health data 0.587067 et al 0.619952	CLICK HERE
12355	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Decoding the Model Aquatic Health Code (78W x 558H)	null			CLICK HERE
13507	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tear-off Pads | Contact Lenses | CDC	null	list Skip 0.721252 Description 0.242741 Message 0.243741 Audience 0.254034 page options Skip 0.843361 generous financial support 0.654132 Contact Lens Institute 0.619704	eyes 0.255018 navigation Skip 0.728265 tips 0.24312 free thanks 0.446316 50-sheet tear-off pads 0.624329 tear-off pad 0.682217 eye care providers 0.911633	CLICK HERE
14023	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Concussion Safety | CDC Features	CDC's youth sports resources teach coaches, athletes, and parents to play it safe when it comes to concussions.	decade 0.428584 couple 0.421233 CDC 0.428163 hands 0.422986 traumatic brain injury—or 0.655257 us—parents 0.420524 feel 0.430457 Dr. Deb Houry 0.633756 type 0.422615 body 0.422464 blog 0.420704 sudden movement 0.538244 brain cells 0.532405 head injuries 0.521283 teammates 0.433306 act 0.421185 children 0.442418 long-term problems 0.52746 bump 0.432558 Injury Center Director 0.622447 school colors 0.51738 blow 0.426756 health care professionals 0.649166 Injury Center 0.661051	spectators 0.429308 athletes 0.452246 highest potential 0.525657 concussion educational materials 0.86255 coaches 0.44311 symptoms 0.421348 Sports culture 0.522104 chemical changes 0.532337 important safety 0.523466 field 0.42074 public health response 0.667437 sideline 0.443201 campaign 0.423054 concussion 0.912151 jolt 0.432925 twist 0.425131 parents 0.422944 role 0.42042 teens 0.448967 concussion safety information 0.899083 teen’s team 0.51936 skull 0.426433 HEADS 0.473894 resources 0.4204	CLICK HERE