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603	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pedestrian Safety | CDC Features	Take steps to be safe when walking on roadways. This includes exercising caution at intersections and crosswalks and increasing your visibility at night by wearing retro-reflective clothing and carrying flashlights.	Highway Traffic Safety 0.716543 young adult 0.564711 traffic-related pedestrian injuries.1 0.844768 Disease Control 0.544875 traffic crash 0.603859 road 0.455796 retro-reflective clothing 0.76462 National Center 0.546417 Safe Routes 0.546115 small size 0.560519 visibility 0.466822 night 0.458437 emergency department 0.567572 Traffic Safety Facts 0.726755 traffic rules 0.593898 pedestrian deaths 0.697708 pedestrian death 0.688323 Mar 0.454074 Injury Prevention 0.546993 crash-related injuries 0.577189 NHTSA 0.485814 age group 0.561427 children ages 0.568892 children—a critical step 0.676687 motor vehicle crash 0.701048	Male pedestrians 0.737134 children’s safety 0.582928 electronic devices 0.554453 general pedestrian safety 0.801964 blood alcohol concentration 0.687441 power walk 0.600114 SRTS program 0.548116 traffic deaths 0.733728 vulnerable users 0.573778 Web-based Injury Statistics 0.670468 Traffic Safety Administration 0.931262 foot 0.454713 higher risk 0.559787 traffic crashes 0.845513 face traffic 0.581113 pedestrians 0.850857 important safety tips 0.749844 emergency departments 0.713143 people 0.457757 following resources 0.546482 Guide website 0.550661 similar means—are 0.572325 pedestrian safety 0.863188 nonfatal injuries 0.594857	CLICK HERE
4476	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	June 25, 2009: States Where Persons Infected with the Outbreak Strain of E. coli O157:H7 Live, United States, by State | E. coli CDC	Get the latest CDC information on the recent infections from fresh spinach, and find out what you can do to protect yourself and your family.	O157 0.280521 North Carolina 0.276922 Oregon 0.213276 CDC 0.218327 United States 0.448359 confirmatory test results 0.348609 deletions 0.22149 Maine 0.213573 Oklahoma 0.213305 numbers 0.213494 South Carolina 0.275522 advanced DNA test 0.357182 number 0.21396 Eating Raw Refrigerated 0.368791 Colorado 0.213835 Massachusetts 0.21363 Missouri 0.213521 ill persons 0.283724 E. coli 0.913767 outbreak strain 0.763088 Arizona 0.213892 H7 Live 0.573724 Outbreak Investigations 0.380138 Nevada 0.213362	Changes 0.213512 newly reported cases 0.35205 Montana 0.213493 confirmatory DNA test 0.344684 Prepackaged Cookie Dough 0.377918 Kentucky 0.213658 Minnesota 0.21355 California 0.213858 Delaware 0.213778 particular DNA fingerprint 0.364585 New Jersey 0.276532 Pennsylvania 0.213248 persons 0.298428 previous reports 0.279157 Iowa 0.213715 Thursday 0.213866 Illinois 0.213692 New Hampshire 0.276727 Connecticut 0.213806 Ohio 0.213327 Georgia 0.213749 Maryland 0.213607 Multistate Outbreak 0.387909	CLICK HERE
5937	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2-Acetylaminofluorene - 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
7805	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Breast Cancer - Health Communication	Breast Cancer - Gateway to Health Communication - CDC	skin cancer 0.452263 Kathy 0.449481 country 0.407564 late menopause 0.436864 base-line 0.408284 predisposition 0.408536 best way 0.436425 possible genetic link 0.46055 Family history 0.436697 mother 0.412947 breast cancer increases 0.543301 right breast 0.500815 American Cancer Society 0.472009 menstruation 0.407774 early detection 0.434235 early-stage breast cancer 0.538581 health care providers 0.531359 early age 0.435141 risk factors 0.436445 mammography 0.424844 commonly diagnosed cancer 0.485699 lobular carcinoma 0.438188 hormonal therapy 0.435141 hormone replacement therapy 0.464311 women 0.448663	woman 0.459814 mammograms 0.414639 United States 0.44168 atypical hyperplasia 0.439106 treatable stage-an average 0.470236 breast cancers 0.502827 small tumor 0.432891 common cancer 0.44493 25-year-old twins 0.435951 lump 0.407799 Cellular irregularities 0.437023 disease 0.415342 certain cellular changes 0.464354 breast cancer 0.959097 clinical breast examination 0.535284 five-year survival rate 0.46155 doctor 0.419171 Casey 0.432619 risk 0.502477 Genetic changes 0.43483 early treatable stage 0.466448 follow-up radiation therapy 0.461209 Personal history 0.436977 Spanish Version 0.433896	CLICK HERE
9489	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Questions and Answers | Listeria	What are some common questions and answers about listeria?	hospital care 0.276773 newborn death 0.342838 FOOD Tool 0.285789 fetal loss 0.275136 stiff neck 0.282306 Listeria bacteria 0.408944 invasive listeriosis 0.634797 pregnant women 0.760503 germ Listeria monocytogenes 0.536218 Listeria outbreaks 0.412764 immune systems 0.380952 newborn baby 0.297784 possibly contaminated food 0.395109 commonly adults 0.28217 local governments 0.276449 Listeria infections 0.544804 foodborne disease outbreaks 0.359134 Listeria monocytogenes 0.611186 symptoms 0.318559 severe infections 0.293028 medical provider 0.277194 listeriosis 0.919514 contaminated food 0.418062 severe disease 0.287208 Listeria infection 0.681458	United States 0.277851 pregnancy results 0.276694 outbreak investigations 0.277047 food safety efforts 0.341349 laboratory test 0.282885 foodborne germs 0.287329 Listeria 0.722958 bacterial culture 0.281466 muscle aches 0.478657 possible listeriosis 0.459609 mild illness 0.288613 higher risk 0.278568 flu-like symptoms 0.291666 listeriosis outbreaks 0.466018 body tissue 0.277697 Tracking Listeria infections 0.464515 recent scientific advances 0.337201 people 0.567673 medical care 0.276306 food 0.429652 Heat deli meats 0.339643 Food Safety Modernization 0.344752 premature delivery 0.28384 life-threatening infection 0.307279	CLICK HERE
10833	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Public Health in Japan. Conversations with the CDC Director	The CDC Director’s webpage offers information on Dr. Thomas Frieden, who became the agency’s 16th director in June 2009. The pages features information on Dr. Frieden’s Weekly Focus, the Latest from Dr. Frieden (his RSS feed), and links to his bio, statements, videos, press releases, media appearances, photos, presentations, and speeches.	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
12581	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Amanda's Story | Tips From Former Smokers	Amanda grew up in a family of smokers and picked up her first cigarette in the 5th grade. Later, when she was in college and learned she was pregnant, Amanda tried to quit, but her addiction to cigarettes was too strong. In this video from CDC's Tips From Former Smokers campaign, Amanda talks about being rushed to the hospital by ambulance. Her baby was born 2 months early and weighed just 3 pounds. Amanda hopes that telling her story will inspire other mothers to quit smoking for good. 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/vod2.php?id=805097ee73cf4567c29b3725c5a9c24d20140620100720410	Smokers 0.932887 CDC 0.92604	YouTube 0.871802 Amanda 0.853385	CLICK HERE
13826	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Infections in Cancer Patients	Preventing Infections in Cancer Patients is a comprehensive program focused on providing information, action steps, and tools to help reduce the risk of developing potentially life-threatening infections during chemotherapy treatment.	higher risk 0.469263 blog post 0.449947 white blood 0.862129 health tip sheet 0.731659 cancer patients 0.676219 neutropenia 0.233763 Flu Shot 0.611558	White blood cells 0.808518 blood cell count 0.880211 condition 0.224005 main defense 0.49282 Infection During Chemotherapy 0.943649 Dr. Lisa Richardson 0.769576	CLICK HERE
14316	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Decontamination for Yourself and Others | Infographic	null			CLICK HERE
15256	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	This Father's Day, Up Your Health Game | CDC Features	Each year, more than 1 in 4 men in the United States die from heart disease, making it the leading cause of death for men. Because men of all ages of any race or ethnicity can develop heart disease, it’s important that all men learn their risk and make a game plan to stay healthy and reduce the risk of both heart attack and stroke	mental health 0.710676 Jackson HJ. 0.450188 BMC Cardiovascular Disorders. 0.489322 American men—and 0.462216 National Comorbidity Survey 0.494475 frustration cause trouble 0.608802 heart condition 0.491143 heart problems 0.574516 major depression 0.630926 healthy living habits 0.592814 National Center 0.487825 blood pressure 0.543742 mental health treatments 0.517543 NCHS data brief 0.495183 heart problem 0.485726 CNS-peripheral inflammatory interaction 0.486482 blood vessels 0.452445 daily life 0.513708 adult men 0.481932 American Heart Association 0.574238 symptoms 0.476136 Health Statistics 0.467971 poorer quality 0.450504 physical health 0.466169	long term 0.45349 healthy habits 0.455602 Martin LA 0.450454 heart health 0.648694 Marchal Y. Exercise 0.488072 high blood 0.459076 Ziegelstein RC. 0.452319 certain behaviors 0.45275 good news 0.455377 Disabil Rehabil 0.4508 Health Statistics. 0.46722 heart disease 0.842084 Blaha MJ 0.45171 special diet 0.450655 National Institute 0.451601 longer men 0.470861 different symptoms 0.46145 men vs women 0.508216 ethnic disparities 0.502165 certain hormones 0.453007 Acute experimental changes 0.487858 physical activity 0.545594 central opioid neurotransmission 0.494398 Blumberg SJ 0.451345	CLICK HERE