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570	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	H7N9: Is This Flu Something to Worry About? | CDC Features	A new bird flu virus, called H7N9 for short, is causing serious illness in people in China. Currently there is no ongoing person-to-person spread. Learn why and how CDC is being proactive about this virus.	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
7000	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcements: Recreational Water Illness and Injury Prevention Week - May 21-27, 2012	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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.470852 endorsement 0.372299 Human Services 0.581035 assistive technology 0.475134 drowning 0.38092 active role 0.451171 U.S. Department 0.576318 MMWR HTML versions 0.562413 weaker swimmers 0.478686 safety risks 0.454782 electronic PDF version 0.55183 e-mail 0.355741 water-related injuries 0.449969 Useful information 0.449216 Additional information 0.450298 RWI 0.38628 self-latching gate 0.443331 Contact GPO 0.46878 commercial sources 0.445494 current prices 0.440888 persons 0.354387 original paper copy 0.558356 recreational water venues 0.630981 hot tubs 0.459569	simple steps swimmers 0.60776 injury death 0.453282 Injury Prevention 0.459787 recreational water illness 0.76617 U.S. Government Printing 0.56509 original MMWR paper 0.557654 MMWR readers 0.450244 character translation 0.438768 cardiopulmonary resuscitation 0.463417 annual Recreational Water 0.641201 healthy swimming 0.452787 water play areas 0.621549 contaminated water 0.489568 format errors 0.43887 recreational water 0.918406 subject line 0.471017 pool operators 0.453158 typeset documents 0.445529 trade names 0.445591 official text 0.437172 non-CDC sites 0.443477 backyard swimming pools 0.600957 interactive fountains 0.58493 electronic conversions 0.43563	CLICK HERE
8061	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preconception Care, Show Your Love Campaign - Videos, PSAs, and Podcasts	null	Developmental Disabilities 0.802624 woman 0.425084 Birth Defects 0.80702 single speaker 0.5832 importance 0.423329 dreams 0.449465 videos 0.425369 video 0.549563 good time 0.487903 preconception health 0.96332 couple speaking 0.498745 podcast 0.50955 yourself—and plan 0.49985 different audiences 0.513704 Spanish 0.425351 NCBDDD 0.504415 key 0.425056 you—and 0.423731 Open Captioned 0.584678	goals 0.484211 National Center 0.797453 30-second PSA scripts 0.583113 women/ couples 0.512436 health 0.985897 radio PSA 0.502744 Date Released 0.814501 View 0.519334 multiple speakers 0.501274 Series 0.504963 English 0.42536 good thing 0.500058 wonderful time 0.49402 Women’s Health 0.663213 time 0.581281 family 0.497354 choice 0.447887 future baby 0.831715 women 0.824603	CLICK HERE
8072	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Completeness of Reporting of Chronic Hepatitis B and C VirusInfections - Michigan, 1995-2008	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.	HCV infection cases 0.4128 HCV infections 0.524143 viral hepatitis infections 0.245398 risk factor–related questions 0.20289 hepatitis cohort study 0.438903 viral hepatitis case 0.253807 HCV infection 0.706355 hepatitis B virus 0.233697 risk factor data 0.320051 clinically confirmed cohort 0.209444 health-care providers 0.216833 multicenter chronic hepatitis 0.31135 chronic HCV diagnosis 0.310669 HBV infection cases 0.364867 HBV infection risk 0.284861 hepatitis surveillance efforts 0.220906 hepatitis case reports 0.217161 chronic hepatitis infections 0.331976 viral hepatitis cases 0.255669 Hepatitis surveillance data 0.257915 chronic hepatitis cohort 0.516203 hepatitis C virus 0.233661 HBV DNA 0.201601 chronic hepatitis surveillance 0.337744	hepatitis surveillance programs 0.222926 HBV carrier 0.201944 viral hepatitis surveillance 0.438026 viral hepatitis 0.660328 chronic HBV 0.902189 chronic HCV infection 0.607849 chronic viral hepatitis 0.545267 cases 0.430645 MDCH viral hepatitis 0.246739 clinically confirmed cases 0.311034 national viral hepatitis 0.278058 HBV case forms 0.245852 viral hepatitis registry 0.278577 disease burden 0.206939 chronic HBV infection 0.613614 actual HCV infection 0.261482 chronic hepatitis 0.581169 International Classification 0.202356 viral hepatitis transmission 0.273232 chronic HBV cases 0.337716 chronic HCV cases 0.334733 chronic HCV infections 0.373986 risk factor information 0.203575	CLICK HERE
8602	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - In Memorial, Raymond Toomey	In Memorial, To date, October 1918 remains the deadliest month in U.S. history when approximately 200,000 Americans died of the flu. Healthy, young adults (average age 35 years) began coughing in the morning and were dead by the evening. The family stories described in this section define true courage amid unbearable loss.	influenza 0.48278 M.D 0.483348 fact 0.460603 death 0.523583 decision 0.46557 additional children 0.701338 grandmother 0.49044 Toomey 0.521165 pandemic 0.49152 father′s dad 0.760287	Pennsylvania 0.469081 mother 0.537967 separation 0.468598 life–long impact 0.692567 Storyteller 0.495268 father Raymond 0.940296 lasting impression 0.778115 new husband 0.71635 public health 0.696153 Location 0.469184	CLICK HERE
8906	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR - June 14, 2013 - U.S. Selected Practice Recommendations for Contraceptive Use, 2013	Prepared by.	iud insertion 0.683339 Contraceptive method effectiveness 0.503643 woman 0.56274 CDC 0.499782 evidence 0.744443 United States 0.772395 safe initiation 0.526118 emergency contraceptive pills 0.491054 health-care providers 0.695289 recommendations 0.601835 contraceptive method initiation 0.516407 transdermal contraceptive patch 0.490313 contraceptive method choice 0.540067 pregnancy test 0.506119 family planning 0.504051 vaginal contraceptive ring 0.490644 additional contraceptive protection 0.516734 direct evidence 0.508192 new scientific evidence 0.49118 urine pregnancy test 0.493734 family planning guidance 0.49136 Evidence Summary 0.595816 scientific evidence 0.540817 U.S. MEC 0.837207	appropriate contraceptive methods 0.510133 hormonal contraceptives 0.502148 World Health Organization 0.494545 contraceptive method 0.971359 pregnancy 0.562638 specific contraceptive methods 0.539044 various contraceptive methods 0.514177 systematic review 0.73141 contraception 0.536269 contraceptive method section 0.506634 family planning services 0.497048 health-care provider 0.616959 best available evidence 0.490666 appropriate contraceptive method 0.503599 tests 0.519424 U.S. SPR 0.559004 guidance 0.508387 contraceptive methods 0.758428 IUDs 0.502287 risk 0.516551 hormonal contraceptive methods 0.504283 systematic reviews 0.506631 Selected Practice Recommendations 0.572235	CLICK HERE
9601	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR - APPENDIX A: September 27, 2013 / 62(RR08);15-18	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.	data 0.862158 census data 0.473238 registries lacked resources 0.493204 detailed environmental data 0.477189 state central cancer 0.53261 cancer cluster investigations 0.768588 new cancer cases 0.539461 state registries 0.494591 national data standards 0.482068 county-level cancer incidence 0.47165 cancer diagnosis 0.464091 central registries 0.491457 available data 0.479493 complete data 0.47052 group cancer statistics 0.47353 census tract 0.578693 death records 0.537646 available environmental data 0.507294 State Cancer Profiles 0.502856 cancer registries 0.762056 population-based cancer registries 0.558395 U.S. Census Bureau 0.49143 potential cancer cluster 0.466278 specific data items 0.466244	cancer registry case 0.476286 cancer cases 0.626334 cancer data 0.52981 vital data source 0.472944 public health 0.494537 risk behavior data 0.46192 cancer registry 0.639654 current environmental data 0.470682 registry data 0.480191 cancer control planning 0.46273 central cancer registries 0.627563 cancer information providers 0.493365 statewide central cancer 0.485223 environmental protection 0.475218 Tracking Network 0.485099 special population registries 0.504873 cancer cluster inquiries 0.499737 central cancer registry 0.546903 cancer registry personnel 0.48163 cancer 0.912087 state cancer registries 0.575225 environmental protection departments 0.465458 cancer incidence 0.5306 environmental data 0.566426	CLICK HERE
12238	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Considering Trends in Sodium,Trans Fat, and Saturated Fat as Key Metrics of Cardiometobolic RiskReduction - CDC	The 2 articles by Urban and colleagues published this week in Preventing Chronic Disease report 15-year trends in sodium, trans fat, and saturated fat, 3 food components associated with increased risk for cardiovascular disease and obesity, in frequently ordered meal items (French fries, cheeseburgers, grilled chicken sandwiches, and regular cola) from leading US national fast food chain restaurants.	energy density 0.590004 public health researchers 0.757887 chronic disease risk 0.617914 Preventing Chronic Disease 0.588543 Health Promotion 0.51146 frequently ordered meal 0.596057 unacceptably high prevalence 0.602152 report drinking soda 0.620136 excessive calories 0.513198 increased consumer awareness 0.575904 population health 0.521796 food products 0.696443 daily (http://www.gallup.com/poll/156116/Nearly-Half-Americans-Drink-Soda-Daily.aspx). 0.623731 artificial trans 0.609511 healthy food products 0.594072 food components 0.61254 key outcomes 0.511159 chronic disease 0.833538 food chain restaurants 0.641639 fast food restaurants 0.617884 regular soda 0.514317 consumer awareness 0.578049 diet-related risk factors 0.722881 Public Health Research 0.596525 fast food 0.683844	adverse health outcomes 0.615622 food deserts 0.528792 late John Belushi 0.582224 farmers markets 0.579906 Night Live skit 0.582974 fast food products 0.636073 American food choices 0.617021 public health 0.778387 cardiovascular disease 0.605016 food environment 0.589291 Chronic Disease report 0.635632 federal nutrition policy 0.572869 Janet L. Collins 0.555532 portion size 0.664599 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.588067 Barbara A. Bowman 0.562425 French fries 0.996612 interventions 0.527228 Samuel F. Posner 0.563513 public health efforts 0.598226 healthy food options 0.738864 policy makers 0.683012 regulatory interventions 0.521036 longitudinal findings 0.523343	CLICK HERE
13220	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2010-11 Pregnant Women State Vaccination Report II |FluVaxView | Seasonal Influenza (Flu) | CDC	FluVaxView 2010-11 Pregnant Women State Vaccination Report II - CDC	Microsoft PowerPoint file 0.34721 Early Vaccination Coverage 0.459241 influenza vaccination coverage 0.500478 Population Early Season 0.496421 Microsoft Word file 0.348054 Vaccination Trends 0.44295 Women Vaccination Coverage 0.64609 Single Season Report 0.380494 Season Vaccination Coverage 0.661654 Season Pregnant Women 0.423892 vaccination coverage 0.976838 General Population Coverage 0.47773 Key Findings 0.404494 General Population 0.799489 2011-12 Report 0.362479 Microsoft Excel file 0.34692 Tweet Share Compartir 0.351294 Pregnant Women Report 0.385525 Population Vaccination Coverage 0.666918 page options Skip 0.355953 different file formats 0.348115 Pregnant Women Vaccination 0.661228 Apple Quicktime file 0.347308 Season General Population 0.584072 General Population Vaccination 0.670487	(Flu) 0.356673 recent live birth 0.393475 Adobe PDF file 0.346895 2012-13 Report 0.362567 Early Season Vaccination 0.619968 2016-17 Trend Report 0.402565 Search Form Controls 0.400582 Pregnancy Risk Assessment 0.349455 Health Care Personnel 0.603174 2016-17 Key Findings 0.351679 2016-17 Report 0.363646 NIS-Flu Influenza Data 0.461971 Local Areas 0.38989 Influenza Season Pregnant 0.435525 General Population Place 0.479504 General Population NHIS 0.477472 level influenza vaccination 0.463394 Search Controls 0.354354 Mid-Season Flu Vaccination 0.490398 2013-14 Report 0.383825 Vaccination Coverage Dashboard 0.558572 Download Report Data 0.368008 report 0.450341 Flu Vaccination Coverage 0.565472	CLICK HERE
15240	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Sífilis congénita: Hoja informativa de los CDC	Sífilis congénita: Hoja informativa de los CDC	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.266263 graves problemas 0.224806 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.283094 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.262675 graves efectos 0.239809 Estados Unidos 0.725595 Archivo Microsoft 0.769331 Archivo Microsoft Word 0.280323	múltiples parejas 0.178918 brusco aumento 0.825231 largo plazo 0.169021 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.262956 infección causa 0.258413 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.259491 contraiga sc 0.947815 creciente cantidad 0.23696	CLICK HERE