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822	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Birth Defects are Costly | CDC Features	January is National Birth Defects Prevention Month. Hospitalization for birth defects costs the U.S. over $2.6 billion annually. This cost is higher when including the financial and emotional impact of living with birth defects.	prevention activities 0.530098 CDC 0.536325 local cleft parents 0.558024 fantastic support network 0.554459 spina bifida 0.628166 National Birth Defects 0.709167 cleft lip 0.562595 major birth defects 0.649243 special treatments 0.53362 certain birth defects 0.666238 NCBDDD funds 0.556582 privately insured population 0.549618 National Center 0.529872 awful feelings 0.53045 entire family 0.529972 Cassell CH 0.529405 overall hospital costs 0.573887 hospital stays 0.535847 Preconception care 0.531106 congenital heart defect 0.616102 Health care expenditures 0.555211 Defects Prevention Study 0.631957 direct birth 0.545159 Boulet SL 0.529163 higher medical costs 0.571203	child 0.530337 folic acid fortification 0.554289 United States 0.561564 emotional impact 0.533577 real reason 0.530178 Birth Defects Research 0.646261 Public Health Tracking 0.554975 preconception health 0.530385 health services 0.529675 long time 0.531985 folic acid 0.572505 Birth Defects Study 0.646636 government share 0.534708 n’t breastfeeding 0.531872 payer status 0.529401 birth defects 0.968739 Birth Defects Prevention 0.708974 birth defects data 0.648123 typical baby 0.531458 population-based tracking 0.53119 medical costs 0.573346 online forums 0.530499 tiny wide smile 0.556764 hospital costs 0.594971	CLICK HERE
5009	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Shelter-in-Place in a Radiation Emergency	Information on terrorism and public health. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	power plant accident 0.928697 harmful radiation 0.653816 exposure 0.232612 radiation emergency 0.675931 dirty bomb 0.564833 radioactive materials 0.489499	severe weather conditions 0.758473 simple precautions 0.474194 stable building 0.452771 shelter area 0.392528 short time 0.450762	CLICK HERE
6780	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National Vaccine Campaign - Diphtheria-Iditarod	CDC Works For You 24/7 Saving Lives - Celebrating the Great Race of Mercy to Stop Diphtheria Outbreak in Alaska - Years ago, diphtheria wiped out entire communities, sometimes killing all the children in a family. This is the story of a famous event that galvanized people in the United States to begin to use diphtheria vaccine—which has virtually wiped out the once dreaded disease in this country.'	Great Race 0.620258 1940s 0.436192 diphtheria antitoxin 0.989109 collective efforts 0.596458 Shannon 0.439947 pertussis 0.446387 tetanus 0.44368 lead dog 0.617724 trip 0.439637 temperatures 0.441421 Iditarod Trail Sled 0.790657 —the 0.458649 dogs 0.439724 outbreak 0.555044 national campaign 0.744904 hundreds 0.468693 mail carrier mushers 0.878259 deaths 0.436917 high coverage 0.596923 package 0.475701 journey 0.438904 Dog Race 0.605368 nearest station 0.645652 night 0.436645 diphtheria vaccination 0.79463	diphtheria vaccine 0.921542 dog drivers 0.643476 United States 0.86864 lifesaving race 0.621528 50 degrees below 0.614728 Alaska 0.471815 possible solutions 0.641533 disease 0.459969 unbridled creativity 0.604184 Togo 0.449538 relay 0.490898 Balto 0.453368 fresh teams 0.609677 blizzards 0.436615 people 0.493855 674-mile Nenana-to-Nome Trail 0.835615 whooping cough 0.615477 Territorial Governor Scott 0.852977 diphtheria cases 0.797096 infected children 0.618321 quarantine 0.442704 Bone 0.43641 Leonhard Seppala 0.646787 Gunner Kaasen 0.631563	CLICK HERE
8599	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - In Memorial, Teofilia Rogowsky Grala	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.	Stanislaw Grala 0.58681 Teofilia Rogowsky–Grala 0.583542 waiting 0.352454 father 0.404151 goodbye 0.360208 Teofilia′s burial site 0.745731 Teofilia′s death 0.561969 husband 0.350608 wife Michaeline 0.542105 burden 0.357143 sister–in–law 0.346992 Bronislawa 0.348629 New Britain 0.572532 children 0.491284 Storyteller 0.356736 aunt 0.360176 arrangements 0.344439 birth mother 0.534279 victims 0.345266 Bronislaw Grala 0.746847 Bernice 0.706237 toys 0.347369 common cause 0.544351 Domonik Rutkowski 0.598447	infant deaths 0.553377 baby son 0.52672 Judi Grala Heit 0.903094 neck 0.346574 people 0.350637 Francesca Grala 0.586712 room 0.348947 doctor 0.348382 death certificate 0.765346 Rogowski 0.374367 infectious disease 0.54635 Lorain 0.360543 doctors 0.345641 Connecticut 0.347399 Bronislaw 0.795307 Rutkowski family 0.587211 Teofilia′s newborn 0.555557 milk infection 0.545568 arms 0.344192 Ohio′s pandemic flu 0.851717 Stanislaw′s death certificate 0.74719 daughter 0.348158 child 0.395426	CLICK HERE
8980	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	CDC: Tips from Former Smokers - Michael: "My body screamed for air!"	Michael suffers from COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), which makes it harder for a person to breathe and can cause death. In this video from CDC's "Tips From Former Smokers" campaign, Michael talks about how he wishes he had never started smoking, and the damage it caused to his lungs. He describes waking up one morning unable to breathe and having to go to the hospital. He also talks about the pain his condition has brought to his family. 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=0a3559e7fad122e5552632be39ef41f620130605130331890	Smokers 0.926978 CDC 0.912422 Michael 0.722604	air 0.715009 body 0.718264 YouTube 0.860615	CLICK HERE
11575	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NER - Peer-Reviewed Biomonitoring Articles | Metals: Arsenic	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
11691	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	CDC Telebriefing: CDC update on first Ebola case diagnosed in the United States, 10-02-2014 | Transcript | CDC Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.			CLICK HERE
14144	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Occupational HIV Transmission Among Male Adult FilmPerformers - Multiple States, 2014 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	well-documented work-related HIV 0.346799 symptom onset 0.393129 positive hiv 0.367275 Positive HIV Ag/Ab 0.272265 HIV prevention modality 0.26553 HIV infections 0.315319 sexual contact 0.409833 negative HIV NAATs 0.324995 acute HIV infection 0.397201 anal sex 0.328545 nucleic acid amplification 0.265606 combination HIV prevention 0.378959 subsequent HIV test 0.295855 adult film performers 0.643833 acute retroviral syndrome 0.378208 chronic HIV infection 0.341135 negative HIV Ag/Ab 0.313693 film production 0.393265 HIV prevention strategies 0.382324 Positive HIV chemiluminescent 0.264499 recent HIV infection 0.360335 HIV NAAT testing 0.38373 adult film production 0.270544 adult film industry 0.501165	HIV sequences 0.298556 positive HIV results 0.313911 negative NAAT 0.357932 work-related HIV transmission 0.486092 HIV tests 0.280695 receptive anal sex 0.290813 local health department 0.287014 unrecognized chronic HIV 0.274931 HIV NAAT 0.425523 non–work-related sexual contact 0.325279 adult film 0.880065 newly diagnosed HIV 0.287201 HIV transmission 0.518299 public health 0.358417 positive HIV test 0.327703 sexual partners 0.276779 sexual contacts 0.299173 periodic HIV testing 0.289788 HIV 0.936786 HIV test results 0.396891 HIV Ag/Ab chemiluminescent 0.365888 HIV viral load 0.312584 HIV testing 0.434997 production companies 0.490781	CLICK HERE
14383	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Reduced Disparities in Birth Rates Among Teens Aged 15-19Years - United States, 2006-2007 and 2013-2014 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	teen births 0.266767 white teens 0.326957 birth rate ratio 0.206957	teen birth rate 0.394652 teen pregnancy prevention 0.224473 Hispanic teens 0.26075	CLICK HERE
15749	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The "Retrofitting" Approach to Adapting Evidence-BasedInterventions: A Case Study of Pediatric Asthma Care Coordination,United States, 2010-2014	Preventing Chronic Disease (PCD) is a peer-reviewed electronic journal established by the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. PCD provides an open exchange of information and knowledge among researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and others who strive to improve the health of the public through chronic disease prevention.	new practice settings 0.775661 EBI adaptation process 0.82526 asthma care coordinator 0.722775 certain program components 0.754292 asthma care coordination 0.889215 program 0.837155 neighborhood-based Addressing Asthma 0.723999 EBI implementation frameworks 0.783546 core program elements 0.754024 Unified School District 0.845502 Los Angeles Unified 0.842086 asthma care 0.929406 retrofitting 0.771464 EBI elements 0.7871 asthma intervention research 0.750411 YWC core components 0.78878 asthma care coordinators 0.735031 retrofitting elevates 0.735403 asthma control 0.767942 asthma-related outcomes 0.725632 retrofitting concept 0.725188 case study 0.728847 Philadelphia Asthma Care 0.744118 core components table 0.735538	program activities 0.722498 community health workers 0.773297 YWC components 0.743181 Puerto Rico 0.756827 Public Health 0.729004 EBI design 0.748809 intervention components 0.731748 EBI components 0.920402 technical support 0.715409 select EBI components 0.814318 pediatric asthma care 0.818346 EBI pipeline 0.738404 District Asthma Program 0.767075 Childhood Asthma Network 0.843523 Angeles Unified School 0.843398 core components 0.94439 significant retrofitting 0.726454 services 0.75328 asthma action plans 0.726217 retrofitting phenomenon 0.730577 Merck Childhood Asthma 0.842134 Asthma Control Program 0.766166 new model program 0.721873 cross-site evaluation 0.794253	CLICK HERE