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4993	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Radiation Emergencies - Information for Clinicians	Information for clinicians on radiation emergencies. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	radiation emergencies 0.951233 following resources 0.600805 specialties 0.310979 CDC 0.326917 clinicians 0.676342	information 0.264884 nurses 0.327034 Emergency services physicians 0.781077 victims 0.323392 capacity 0.314864	CLICK HERE
5008	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Evacuation in a Radiation Emergency	Information on how to evacuate during a radiation emergency. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	basic sanitary facilities 0.660111 extent 0.254634 instructions 0.295681 best information 0.458943 areas 0.244466 danger 0.246574 available pet shelters 0.646968 safest route 0.770582 cage 0.246274 air conditioner 0.477664 lock 0.247056 prescriptions 0.252219 community reception center 0.751562 area 0.309223 radiation levels 0.463673 wind speed 0.4765 heater 0.256013 roads 0.244759 water 0.244019 important papers 0.448634 size 0.248328 Evacuation decisions 0.524549 emergency responders 0.46452 Emergency coordinators 0.463973 medicines 0.247399	emergency shelter 0.867807 ventilation 0.313946 high levels 0.445773 immunization records 0.451254 house 0.246314 car 0.247312 emergency officials 0.961735 Local authorities 0.465951 radioactive material 0.447482 veterinary records 0.443227 Stay 0.326588 situation 0.322742 direction 0.244255 structures 0.248111 medicine 0.24397 safe puts 0.442358 windows 0.295602 people 0.247832 food 0.290018 home 0.253085 evacuation order 0.558157 pet evacuation 0.480303 time 0.246114 travel 0.294387	CLICK HERE
6008	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Chlorodifluoromethane - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards	null	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
6152	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Summary: August 4, 2011	MMWR News Summary: August 4, 2011	prevention activities 0.476874 equine encephalitis virus 0.680557 real-time surveillance 0.492277 neuroinvasive arboviral disease 0.653555 West Nile Virus 0.695647 health-care administrative records 0.682164 predominant exposure location 0.615187 national incidence 0.538409 commonly reported cause 0.686986 nationally notifiable arboviruses 0.73032 surveillance data 0.531297 carbon monoxide 0.479749 CDC Division 0.820958 persons 0.390742 booster dose 0.605958 true health impact 0.605654 conjugate vaccine products 0.642043 HUMAN SERVICES 0.464624 District 0.331387 WNV neuroinvasive disease 0.931746 current prevention efforts 0.593563 United States 0.470539 100,000 0.330935 home installation 0.464248	neuroinvasive disease incidence 0.693941 percent 0.377278 Electronic Media 0.784828 burden 0.331802 National Poison Data 0.625252 Policy Note 0.455192 meningococcal conjugate vaccine 0.898171 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.46485 News 0.384699 poison centers 0.475632 St. Louis 0.480809 unintentional poisoning deaths 0.670056 cases 0.331325 WNV disease 0.508892 surveillance methods 0.496131 Powassan virus 0.518294 conjugate vaccine product 0.651638 exposures 0.411341 focal outbreaks 0.484388 California serogroup viruses 0.650891 New Mexico 0.485979 substantial numbers 0.479098 NPDS 0.373666 highest incidence 0.706382	CLICK HERE
7545	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	ADHD - Research	ADHD is one of the most common neurobehavioral disorders of childhood. It is usually first diagnosed in childhood and often lasts into adulthood. Children with ADHD have trouble paying attention, controlling impulsive behaviors (may act without thinking about what the result will be), and in some cases, are overly active.	CDC’s research 0.582572 CDC 0.583577 large number 0.564878 state Medicaid programs 0.614551 health plans 0.603836 Medicaid drug 0.560496 Mental Health 0.563271 ADHD medications 0.875742 state program 0.562733 unanswered questions 0.558898 school-age children 0.570137 children 0.70379 study team 0.598671 Current medical research 0.598609 medication treatment 0.566419 treatment patterns 0.560058 national surveys 0.629005 diverse population groups 0.588081 overview page 0.563273 Prescription prior-authorization policy 0.605665 special health care 0.607015 ADHD symptoms 0.806985 population-based research project 0.604483 specific medications 0.55986 risks children 0.566768	ADHD 0.998718 United States 0.610093 Oklahoma Health Sciences 0.605596 Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder 0.566746 national study 0.561 cross-sectional mapping study 0.609105 substantial financial savings 0.600561 best treatments 0.565097 comprehensive information 0.560294 state programs 0.562318 ADHD medication 0.840254 ADHD treatment policy 0.832187 public health prevention 0.606398 public health 0.648776 prior-authorization policies 0.683709 children’s health 0.581048 Learn About Youth 0.561104 Public health issues 0.604055 state policies 0.567839 healthcare claims datasets 0.597385 Medicaid prior-authorization policies 0.618015 treatment costs 0.563578 public health problem 0.631719 information 0.573058	CLICK HERE
8249	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Birth Defects, Data and Statistics - NCBDDD	CDC works to identify causes of birth defects and opportunities to prevent them. By applying a public health approach incorporating three essential elements—surveillance or disease tracking, research to identify causes, and prevention research and programs—we can rapidly translate scientific findings into appropriate public health interventions.	specific birth defects 0.72063 North Carolina 0.58842 5-county metropolitan Atlanta 0.584004 early pregnancy 0.545933 neural tube defects 0.646089 future estimates 0.55011 8-county Central Valley 0.59001 time period 0.540372 grain products 0.544136 ethnic groups 0.541555 major birth defects 0.658986 latest national statistics 0.593436 U.S. live births 0.581736 local programs 0.547248 Arizona 0.516571 Read summary 0.582647 significantly higher occurrences 0.587936 Read article 0.638591 researchers 0.516879 important information 0.541336 metropolitan Atlanta 0.588647 study period 0.540643 baby’s brain 0.545766 ethnicities 0.521196 United States Food 0.582629	live births 0.588745 ethnic group 0.582265 programs 0.552658 birth defects pages 0.679284 folic acid fortification 0.655576 Puerto Rico 0.545016 United States 0.751749 differences 0.523637 Drug Administration 0.545442 babies 0.538627 health policies 0.542492 certain groups 0.541275 NTDs 0.524539 birth population 0.554826 Colorado 0.516554 folic acid 0.672119 New York 0.540783 infant deaths 0.585113 birth defects 0.965758 significantly lower occurrences 0.58725 New Jersey 0.540806 state birth 0.553302 national estimates data 0.589978 future efforts 0.540767	CLICK HERE
9593	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Preventing Chronic Disease - CDC: Volume 10, 2013: 13_0113	Volumen 10 — el 26 de septiembre de 2013.	bajos ingresos 0.38314 incentivos financieros 0.334638 Nonas C 0.335551 mercados agrícolas participantes 0.520016 Rachel Sacks 0.350154 Lillian Dunn 0.345646 Sabrina Baronberg 0.340004 Baronberg S 0.33769 Health Bucks Program 0.427478 Dunn L 0.339655	Cathy Nonas 0.341175 Farmers Markets 0.344893 Health Bucks 0.948216 Nueva York 0.473184 programa health bucks 0.761297 Dannefer R 0.337183 Rachel Dannefer 0.343654 Electronic Benefit Transfer 0.375285 Chronic Dis 0.342194	CLICK HERE
12442	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Way to Go: Passport To Health	Health experts suggest that you take several key steps to be protected against injury or illness when travelling to developing nations. This includes packing a health kit, bringing medications, and getting immunizations for safe and healthy travel. 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/cdctv/PassportToHealth	Passport 0.989449 Health 0.667064	YouTube 0.952578	CLICK HERE
13057	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcements: STD Awareness Month-April 2015	April is STD Awareness Month, an annual observance that focuses on ways to prevent some of the nearly 20 million new cases of STDs occurring in the United States each year (1). CDC's STD prevention program emphasizes the most effective tools to protect one's health and prevent the spread of all STDs, including HIV: 1) learn the facts about STDs; 2) make lifestyle changes that reduce risk; 3) get regular STD testing, as needed, and 4) seek prompt treatment.	annual observance 0.605256 CDC 0.643436 endorsement 0.492393 STD status 0.72567 prompt treatment 0.601363 Human Services 0.73141 regular STD testing 0.922737 U.S. Department 0.72523 MMWR HTML versions 0.708103 electronic PDF version 0.695198 clinicians 0.429701 STD tests 0.731362 Contact GPO 0.604232 commercial sources 0.573205 current prices 0.564208 persons 0.430971 health problems 0.596162 original paper copy 0.690072 new cases 0.600089 new infections 0.581342 community members 0.574964 United States 0.600946 original MMWR paper 0.701151 U.S. Government Printing 0.694299	Superintendent 0.432159 young patients 0.582461 facts 0.432025 MMWR readers 0.577522 character translation 0.563313 sexual partner 0.571968 lifestyle changes 0.590566 ways 0.432654 STD prevention program 0.92992 format errors 0.566995 typeset documents 0.573832 trade names 0.573345 official text 0.560982 people 0.429679 Learning resources 0.57534 non-CDC sites 0.570093 HIV 0.46625 STDs 0.934295 effective tools 0.59901 regular doctor 0.580535 ages 0.430946 risk 0.431933 electronic conversions 0.561168 STD Awareness 0.768261	CLICK HERE
13573	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Are You Listening? PSA (:30)	This public service announcement encourages women to learn the symptoms of gynecologic cancer and pay attention to what their bodies are telling them. 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/wcms/videos/low-res/NCCDPHP/2015/ayl_video_english_30_925657.mp4	YouTube 0.824963		CLICK HERE