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512	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Protect Your Baby with Immunization	Immunization is one of the best ways parents can protect their infants from 14 serious childhood diseases before age 2. Check to see if your baby is up to date on immunizations.	country 0.454443 CDC 0.499264 insurance provider 0.480874 administration fee 0.558215 Measles cases 0.552545 children 0.770176 VFC vaccine 0.49545 best protection 0.487405 childhood illnesses—like measles 0.622744 best ways parents 0.591102 young children 0.581464 disease protection 0.499751 eligible child 0.505934 infants 0.46371 childhood diseases 0.508406 following diseases 0.493059 immunization rates 0.51253 unvaccinated U.S. residents 0.567069 recent study 0.498686 eligibility requirements 0.488066 highest risk 0.495036 vaccine website 0.50057 outbreaks 0.504382 U.S. Measles 0.550109	United States 0.904234 immunization schedule 0.816016 vaccines 0.7819 young babies 0.500597 Health page 0.490564 vaccination protection 0.486862 babies 0.508214 potentially life-threatening diseases 0.573156 record high levels 0.565039 vfc program 0.539725 whooping cough deaths 0.611367 VFC vaccines 0.605903 case counts 0.498826 eligible children 0.558035 devastating consequences 0.500644 health insurance plans 0.552469 staff members 0.490569 Visit CDC 0.489502 whooping cough 0.789417 federal program 0.487577 vaccine-preventable diseases 0.784676 family 0.460215 measles 0.635262 childhood vaccines 0.555071	CLICK HERE
5778	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Sulfur tetrafluoride - 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
8445	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Beatrice's Biography - Beatrice's Story - Real Stories - Tips from Former Smokers - Smoking & Tobacco Use	The biography of Beatrice, a former smoker who successfully quit smoking and is featured in CDC's Tips from Former Smokers campaign.	medicines 0.347479 reasons 0.342764 more—because food tastes 0.687842 boys 0.351142 additional support online 0.658631 mother 0.348797 times 0.347929 son 0.392455 Smokers® campaign 0.509056 energy 0.342039 New York 0.556236 cigarette 0.35883 process 0.346646 smoking-related health problems 0.735621	half-pack-a-day smoker 0.536759 patches 0.341692 main thing 0.520151 Beatrice 0.91259 friends 0.396537 help 0.364354 ranks 0.344223 withdrawal symptoms 0.522318 nonsmokers 0.355135 heavy smoker 0.551171 letter 0.449915 extra reminder 0.519591 family 0.438926 age 0.353353	CLICK HERE
8561	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - War Stories, Paul J. Burke	War Stories, The first cases of illness from the 1918 flu pandemic in the United States were reported from Fort Riley, Kansas on March 11 when an Army private became ill; complaining of fever, sore throat, and headache. Military personnel were greatly impacted by the virus and many young recruits were dead from the flu before they ever saw combat.	high school 0.476259 coffins 0.352645 list Skip 0.678267 pandemic flu event 0.712142 recruit training base 0.614829 part–time 0.328173 page options Skip 0.84117 father 0.37868 job selling snacks 0.631516 David P. Burke 0.690262 navigation Skip 0.680546 Waltham 0.343157	Paul J. Burke 0.65685 Fort Devens 0.916481 cars 0.327809 railroad trains 0.53098 Storyteller 0.344441 Massachusetts 0.329074 Masachusetts 0.331189 railroad station 0.477706 time 0.327922 local trains 0.516615 recruits 0.339345	CLICK HERE
8737	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Local Health Department Use ofTwitter to Disseminate Diabetes Information, United States -CDC	Diabetes may affect one-third of US adults by 2050. Adopting a healthful diet and increasing physical activity are effective in preventing type 2 diabetes and decreasing the severity of diabetes-related complications.	Twitter account 0.543814 Introduction Diabetes 0.598316 Diabetes Educ 0.563895 United States 0.48399 LHDs 0.624678 diabetes information 0.60363 public health practitioners 0.495571 LHD 0.496927 health information 0.578143 essential public health 0.515868 significantly higher diabetes 0.585593 public information specialist 0.504604 major public health 0.490467 relevant health information 0.483269 diabetes tweeting 0.588408 health belief model 0.49948 Core Public Health 0.496973 health information online 0.512723 Twitter accounts 0.576315 diabetes screening 0.565914 diabetes self-management 0.558699 Diabetes Alert 0.556612 St. Louis 0.486077 social media 0.963952	local health departments 0.741278 county-level diabetes rates 0.593413 public health services 0.519943 Health Services framework 0.484786 public health 0.77243 higher diabetes rates 0.676257 Health Departments study 0.486942 jurisdiction diabetes rate 0.615355 diabetes programs 0.579761 diabetes risks 0.567199 public health spending 0.483441 total tweets 0.506842 diabetes tweets 0.688579 diabetes risk 0.618901 physical activity 0.522794 Public Health Accreditation 0.495225 action tweets 0.494759 benefit tweets 0.485206 Diabetes Translation Research 0.57596 nonurgent public health 0.491685 Diabetes Prevention Program 0.572185 City Health Officials 0.513315 diabetes 0.978279	CLICK HERE
11606	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Meningococcal | Home | CDC	Meningococcal disease can refer to any illness that is caused by Neisseria meningitidis, also known as meningococcus bacteria.	influenza 0.621064 bacteria 0.653478 illnesses 0.624069 fever 0.618464 throat secretions 0.717692 stiff neck 0.699052 type 0.620399 meningococcal vaccines 0.837906 comprehensive information 0.692042 septicemia 0.632317 medical attention 0.700043 close quarters 0.705763 spinal cord 0.706707 meningococcus 0.620291 vomiting 0.62337 illness 0.621182 bacteremia 0.61861 sudden onset 0.701826	meningitis 0.625368 brain 0.618722 risk factor 0.693746 flu 0.620684 nausea 0.62449 Doctors 0.618292 bloodstream infections 0.721708 symptoms 0.630815 meningococcal disease 0.993228 rash 0.624094 best defense 0.697276 Neisseria 0.635406 lining 0.621509 exchange 0.618352 sensitivity 0.621244 headache 0.620433 antibiotics 0.623619	CLICK HERE
11883	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Q&As on Transmission | Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever	null	blood products 0.262972 CDC 0.296524 recovery. Ebola virus 0.567251 longer term effects 0.2687 Ebola survivors 0.609056 Ebola virus 0.90621 direct contact 0.287454 various body fluids 0.371596 specific body fluids 0.308442 invasive surgical procedures 0.27052 previous outbreaks 0.240535 male survivors 0.246066 measles virus 0.330479 family members 0.242655 viruses 0.24286 viability testing 0.277229 World Health Organization 0.269148 specific fluids 0.269131 body fluids 0.640387 good supportive care 0.275774 blood establishments 0.242593 blood safety 0.263306 Ebola survivors. 0.438015 open cut 0.24356 semen 0.305756	household bleach 0.240678 United States 0.265664 Protein Therapeutics Association 0.264613 Blood Banks 0.241224 possible risk 0.270316 immune response 0.243655 different species 0.241817 previous Ebola outbreaks 0.496367 female Ebola survivors 0.475498 infected blood 0.257306 lipid-enveloped virus 0.307327 breast milk 0.324929 transfusion-transmitted Ebola 0.42599 hospital-grade disinfectants 0.242979 blood 0.282224 infected person 0.246904 spinal column fluid 0.412589 viral clearance steps 0.265519 Ebola patient 0.49314 Virus Persistence Study 0.343482 Sierra Leone Ministry 0.266965 large body 0.247519 time 0.24438 male Ebola survivors 0.538181	CLICK HERE
12169	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Meningitis | Lab Manual | Id and Characterization of Neisseria | CDC	Primary Culture and Presumptive Identification Laboratory Methods.	saline 0.447735 filter paper 0.517411 strips 0.437671 saline control 0.424799 cytochrome oxidase 0.419206 antisera bind 0.459437 characterization testing procedures 0.418746 available antisera 0.473704 µl 0.535836 nongroupable N. meningitidis 0.531607 colonies 0.440578 Well-characterized QC strains 0.439456 lower portion 0.41378 oxidase reagent 0.776023 carbohydrate utilization 0.602541 glass slide 0.422348 slide 0.452601 cell suspension 0.468406 individual serogroup-specific antisera 0.509103 proper SASG reaction 0.413641 stock oxidase powder 0.452282 Polyvalent antisera 0.468027 room temperature 0.5144 SASG testing 0.454515 oxidase test 0.493481	example qc sheet 0.461348 Kovac’s oxidase 0.431068 plate 0.41455 N. meningitidis 0.942392 sodium acetate buffer 0.45003 antisera 0.691794 CTA sugars 0.578039 µl inoculation loops 0.519058 negative QC strain 0.502174 5-10 µl 0.446776 different serogroup-specific antisera 0.506842 CTA sugar 0.492406 color change 0.506204 costly antisera 0.490382 carbohydrate utilization test 0.443335 serogroup-specific antisera 0.671632 CTA sugar media 0.481543 saline negative control 0.428869 Figure 0.423715 Carbohydrate utilization tests 0.413996 BAP 0.479971 CTA sugar results 0.414676 N. sicca QC 0.449756 µl disposable loop 0.472446	CLICK HERE
12610	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Video: CDC Responds to Earthquake in Haiti	CDC Health Scientist Dr. W. Roodly Archer, born in Haiti, is one of the more than 300 CDC employees who has helped Haiti recover after the 2010 earthquake. Hear her story about making a difference in Haiti. 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/globalhealth/video/haiti/haiti.htm	Haiti 0.694955 Earthquake 0.668098	CDC Responds 0.959384	CLICK HERE
15563	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Type 2 Diabetes: All in the Family?	null	family members 0.716599 risk factors 0.431036 certain habits 0.471154 lifestyle coach 0.431206 share experiences 0.411363 Diabetes Program 0.719725 type 0.365761 mm Hg 0.491318 Family history 0.4361	healthy lifestyle—including 0.436429 good news 0.438084 physical activity 0.435476 National Diabetes Prevention 0.931271 lifestyle changes 0.435169 better checkups 0.462223 high blood pressure 0.727292 CDC Diabetes 0.809017 diabetes 0.972951	CLICK HERE