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784	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Rubella: Make Sure Your Child Is Fully Immunized | CDC Features	Rubella is a contagious disease caused by a virus. For some people—especially pregnant women and their unborn babies—rubella can be serious. Make sure you and your child are protected from rubella by getting vaccinated on schedule.	best way 0.333256 insurance provider 0.319107 program 0.243691 body 0.226607 rubella virus 0.571102 children 0.426521 pregnant woman 0.774982 rubella 0.986825 pink eye 0.339732 rubella infection 0.692302 pregnancy 0.299095 Older children 0.33624 diseases 0.250057 trimester 0.229716 symptoms 0.226748 low-grade fever 0.353434 health condition 0.324578 unborn babies—rubella 0.410025 mumps 0.262753 child 0.367674 unborn baby 0.800976 Young children 0.33515 complication 0.23078 doses 0.227547 harm 0.227306	vaccines 0.33321 United States 0.328686 general discomfort 0.34705 MMRV vaccine 0.362865 unvaccinated pregnant woman 0.477609 sore throat 0.349454 mild illness 0.342164 combination vaccine 0.364677 eligible children 0.32547 people—especially pregnant women 0.505191 Rubella vaccine 0.585615 health insurance plans 0.414192 miscarriage 0.230568 birth defects 0.465948 varicella 0.229364 doctor 0.271141 schedule 0.279933 rash 0.271409 chickenpox 0.227162 state VFC coordinator 0.421183 headache 0.227259 measles 0.264234 MMR vaccine 0.474443 contagious disease 0.359918	CLICK HERE
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
5495	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	1-Pentanethiol - 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
8701	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Co-Occurrence of Leading Lifestyle-Related Chronic Conditions Among Adults in the United States, 2002-2009 - CDC	Public health and clinical strategies for meeting the emerging challenges of multiple chronic conditions must address the high prevalence of lifestyle-related causes. Our objective was to assess prevalence and trends in the chronic conditions that are leading causes of disease and death among adults in the United States that are amenable to preventive lifestyle interventions.	high school 0.362728 health care spending 0.352291 behavior-related chronic conditions 0.420782 data 0.358442 G. Chronic care 0.393588 National Health Interview 0.368136 multiple chronic conditions 0.774959 Introduction Public health 0.349455 angina pectoris 0.355074 recent national data 0.350724 additional chronic condition 0.39653 stable prevalence estimates 0.350831 major lifestyle-related chronic 0.401271 health care costs 0.441335 lifestyle-related chronic diseases 0.40409 educational status 0.349221 arthritis 0.351295 chronic bronchitis 0.428211 chronic disease prevention 0.40089 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.506839 chronic kidney disease 0.405312 heart attack 0.351729 United States 0.444736 adults 0.357938	lifestyle-related conditions 0.351043 major chronic disease 0.407017 prevalence estimates 0.364407 prevalence 0.422785 Gen Intern Med 0.359984 additional chronic conditions 0.422227 public health professionals 0.348568 following diagnosed conditions 0.351365 public health 0.431344 co-occurring chronic conditions 0.41496 participants 0.34883 cardiovascular disease 0.418969 self-reported chronic conditions 0.442144 chronic diseases 0.486163 health 0.441474 high prevalence 0.346781 multiple lifestyle-related chronic 0.409058 gold standard prevalence 0.348622 chronic conditions 0.922945 HHS strategic framework 0.347339 lifestyle-related multiple chronic 0.410606 Health Qual Life 0.351658 et al 0.3751 coronary heart disease 0.40418	CLICK HERE
9398	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Precisión en la identificación de ingresos al hospital por accidente cerebrovascular agudo en un registro de accidentes cerebrovasculares de Michigan	null	Registro Nacional 0.315835 Susan Hickenbottom 0.305266 Andrew J 0.304766 accidente cerebrovascular agudo 0.702663 Wehner S 0.305763 Agudo Paul Coverdell 0.334613 Birbeck GL 0.305069 Susan Wehner 0.306082 Organek N 0.304802 Bradley S 0.304996	Gretchen L 0.305247 Rashmi Kothari 0.306726 Kothari R 0.305353 Mathew J 0.305165 Jacobs BS 0.305228 Michigan participantes 0.304905 Reeves MJ 0.305409 accidente cerebrovascular 0.988186 Chronic Dis 0.305413 Cerebrovascular Agudo Paul 0.351988	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
9827	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Q Fever - Symptoms - CDC	Q fever is a worldwide disease with acute and chronic stages caused by the bacteria Coxiella burnetii.	Women 0.545831 infection 0.601707 antibiotic treatment 0.622175 miscarriage 0.534444 chronic q fever 0.966939 pregnancy 0.545712 small percentage 0.626861 hepatitis 0.528211 people 0.632793 severe cases 0.635824	low infant birth 0.724968 severe symptoms 0.634884 pneumonia 0.533032 inflammation 0.533016 pre-term delivery 0.639858 lungs 0.533397 risk 0.545577 endocarditis 0.532747 blood vessel abnormalities 0.713393	CLICK HERE
13149	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Occupational Traumatic Injuries Among Workers in Health CareFacilities - United States, 2012-2014	Ahmed E. Gomaa, MD1, Loren C. Tapp, MD1, Sara E.	fall injuries 0.42449 injuries 0.68682 OSHA-recordable patient handling 0.391922 nurse assistants 0.415489 violence injury reports 0.42499 direct patient care 0.395368 Health Safety Network 0.434659 care personnel injury 0.413945 violence prevention resources 0.385752 workplace violence 0.798849 OHSN topic page 0.456078 work-related injuries 0.398238 health care personnel 0.932433 OSHA-recordable injuries 0.501699 patient handling 0.735864 risk factors 0.389645 patient-handling injuries 0.442453 U.S. health care 0.502081 OSHA-recordable* patient handling 0.398761 OHSN data elements 0.400816 prevention measures 0.40935 inpatient adult wards 0.399041 standard injury data 0.389273 patient handling injuries 0.473865	health care facilities 0.645853 Occupational Health Safety 0.432931 incidence rates 0.390161 worker injuries 0.395117 workplace violence injury 0.512978 violence injury rates 0.447773 injury data 0.474508 nonpatient care staff 0.427366 historical injury data 0.399154 injury rates 0.503039 preventable injuries 0.449573 OHSN injury data 0.404417 health care 0.997657 health care institutions 0.43621 workplace violence injuries 0.66129 safe patient handling 0.423594 occupational injuries 0.488885 low injury rates 0.382773 Network health care 0.397303 highest injury rates 0.392893 OHSN participating facilities 0.386242 De-identified injury data 0.400728 nonfatal occupational injuries 0.455928 health care sector 0.399192	CLICK HERE
13221	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2009-10 Pregnant Women State Vaccination Report II |FluVaxView | Seasonal Influenza (Flu) | CDC	FluVaxView 2009-10 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