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589	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Protect Against Respiratory Syncytial Virus | CDC Features	RSV is common during fall, winter and spring. It usually causes mild, cold-like symptoms. But RSV can be serious, especially for infants and older adults. Help protect your child and others from RSV.	hands 0.44098 Premature babies 0.407478 alcohol-based hand sanitizer 0.485685 tissue 0.336277 RSV infection 0.902383 coughing 0.348111 school 0.335433 childcare center 0.391477 immune systems 0.404142 young children 0.586027 high-risk children 0.39188 lungs 0.344873 small airways 0.41363 Healthy people 0.400706 organ transplants 0.402095 germs 0.409041 unwashed hands 0.41677 infants 0.371417 Reduced appetite 0.407758 sick people 0.400921 water 0.334172 extra care 0.387539 RSV season 0.635027 certain heart problems 0.489004 difficulty breathing 0.399961	common cold 0.400851 cold-like symptoms 0.710331 United States 0.413312 Stay home 0.392978 chronic lung disease 0.484958 public areas 0.393439 eyes 0.336466 Runny nose 0.420936 surfaces 0.373722 sneezing 0.353546 prevention tips 0.493171 close contact 0.471601 Child Care 0.388502 higher risk 0.58856 RSV touch 0.587567 severe lung infections 0.501974 people 0.488023 specific medical treatments 0.490707 Respiratory syncytial virus 0.503276 mouth 0.366495 older adults 0.60887 time 0.337861 severe illness 0.497155 HIV infection 0.443956	CLICK HERE
1032	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prevalence of Autism Spectrum Disorder Among Children Aged 8 Years - Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring Network, 11 Sites, United States, 2010	Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring Network Surveillance Year 2010 Principal Investigators.	North Carolina 0.439759 ASD diagnosis 0.399933 special education services 0.397722 ASD prevalence trends 0.394797 data 0.403357 sites 0.597021 children 0.865215 black-to-Hispanic prevalence ratio 0.317354 black children 0.436807 ASD prevalence study 0.367986 ASD case status 0.358692 Hispanic children 0.412401 intellectual ability 0.477278 education records 0.323122 median age 0.345051 ASD case definition 0.408565 ASD surveillance cases 0.317868 surveillance case definition 0.323708 ASD surveillance case 0.397471 overall asd prevalence 0.428635 ASD prevalence 0.759579 intellectual disability 0.705632 Asperger disorder 0.307106 co-occurring intellectual disability 0.321835 prevalence ratios 0.30562	Network ASD case 0.332454 records 0.374441 surveillance area 0.369986 distinct ASD conditions 0.313512 ADDM site 0.313563 prevalence estimates 0.535607 ASD 0.916024 ASD symptoms 0.315057 white children 0.381381 previously documented ASD 0.346436 available ASD prevalence 0.370846 ASD prevalence estimates 0.516638 surveillance 0.481505 ADDM sites 0.368586 population-based ASD prevalence 0.367604 ASD severity 0.308929 ASD classification 0.329855 ADDM Network 0.5849 New Jersey 0.379838 previous ASD classification 0.31628 ASD case 0.417158 ADDM Network ASD 0.340312 ADDM Network sites 0.336089 non-Hispanic black children 0.320177	CLICK HERE
4450	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Taking Care of Yourself When You Have Seasonal Flu	Taking Care of Yourself: What to Do if You Get Sick with Flu.	flu symptoms 0.646716 social events 0.217722 health care provider 0.546374 emergency room 0.56828 emergency warning signs 0.320668 flu complications 0.444127 Developing Flu–Related Complications 0.378933 public gatherings 0.217604 pregnant women 0.236133 flu-related complications 0.420171 flu sickness 0.414318 mild illness 0.267941 young children 0.230809 high risk group 0.533841 illness 0.284327	medical help 0.220784 Certain people 0.236765 antiviral drugs 0.387712 seasonal flu 0.427339 medical care 0.505351 people 0.379418 flu 0.823067 fever-reducing medicine 0.219989 certain medical conditions 0.34011 antiviral treatment 0.249217 physician assistant 0.234449 novel flu virus 0.537219 high risk status 0.339815 high risk 0.988392	CLICK HERE
7150	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Saudi Arabia	CDC has worked with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for over 20 years. It has formed partnerships with the Ministry of Health, WHO, local partners, and other U.S. Government agencies to reduce the impact of emerging diseases, build capacity in areas such as laboratory systems and epidemiology, strengthen immunization services, respond to public health emergencies, and conduct surveillance, surveys, and studies.	immunization services 0.471557 local partners 0.445698 outbreak response 0.434684 CDC 0.38363 control disease outbreaks 0.709165 U.S. Government agencies 0.732975 diseases 0.203316 public health emergencies 0.728625 laboratory systems 0.431662	capacity 0.254423 Saudi Arabia 0.909379 conduct surveillance 0.476685 HHS 0.201248 non-federal site 0.465164 Kingdom 0.207099 Download Overview Fact 0.70488 public health systems 0.642437	CLICK HERE
7455	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National Center for Environmental Health - Publications and Products	Data Resources for the National Center for Environmental Health	MPEG 0.244631 environmental health professionals 0.98284 different file formats 0.89414 U.S. population 0.591263 measures 0.227782 PPT 0.309105	nutrition status 0.519161 inspectors 0.281426 DOC 0.234232 public health professionals 0.976114 housing managers 0.592644 home inspection 0.603126	CLICK HERE
8427	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Roosevelt's Story - Real Stories - Tips from Former Smokers - Smoking & Tobacco Use	The story of Roosevelt, a former smoker who had a heart attack and is featured in CDC's Tips from Former Smokers campaign.	damage 0.566999 career 0.459917 heart attack 0.690159 CDC 0.471133 Smokers® 0.45825 strenuous activity 0.729631 stents 0.50188 smokers 0.492408 teens 0.477116 video 0.458641 toll 0.480362 commercial plumber 0.727225 smoking cigarettes 0.793224	smoking 0.903539 military 0.468515 bypass surgery 0.725589 hospital 0.463989 Roosevelt 0.861143 bypasses 0.503439 work 0.45929 addiction 0.47401 doctors 0.467852 ones 0.465893 campaign 0.458428 time 0.468629	CLICK HERE
9775	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Asthma - Table 4-1 Current Asthma Prevalence Percents by Age, NHIS, 2011	Table 4-1 Current Asthma Prevalence Percents by Age, 2011	Family Income 0.666407 ** 0.626377 West 0.486459 South 0.48717 Puerto Rican 0.679466 10.6 0.803518	Midwest 0.487885 White 0.501719 Black Non-Hispanic 0.678942 Female 0.938153 Region 0.488998 Poverty Threshold 0.671839	CLICK HERE
12241	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Healthy Kids Out of School:Using Mixed Methods to Develop Principles for Promoting HealthyEating and Physical Activity in Out-of-School Settings in theUnited States - CDC	Widespread practices supporting availability of healthful foods, beverages, and physical activity in out-of-school-time (OST) settings would further obesity prevention efforts. The objective of this article was to describe principles to guide policy development in support of healthy eating and physical activity practices in out-of-school settings to promote obesity prevention.	National Afterschool Association 0.457491 physical activity practices 0.490887 evidence-informed guiding principles 0.464448 children 0.506357 long-duration after-school programs 0.463602 guidelines 0.449278 obesity prevention 0.501465 YMCA after-school programs 0.450383 various OST settings 0.536901 short-duration OST settings 0.589585 national OST organizations 0.598349 National Academies Press 0.472141 healthful eating 0.451831 Healthy Out-of-School Time 0.452722 fresh fruits 0.464158 OST organizations 0.635682 evidence-informed practices 0.460649 principles 0.503476 implementation needs 0.448921 national OST programs 0.550194 National Urban League 0.479701 Sports program coaches 0.478772 partner OST organizations 0.512826 national OST administrators 0.519264	Tufts University 0.494121 energy balance 0.463812 senior administrators 0.464112 vegetables 0.480137 fruits 0.480085 national survey 0.457196 national research institutions 0.455532 focus groups 0.585808 diverse OST programs 0.532738 short-duration OST programs 0.647777 sugar-sweetened beverages 0.554309 Focus group participants 0.449577 OST environments 0.529628 OST program leaders 0.516519 implementation 0.466155 OST programs 0.673009 physical activity 0.951295 OST settings 0.776193 OST activities 0.498742 National Council 0.459012 focus group 0.480428 Introduction Widespread practices 0.453029 local program leaders 0.59567 healthful foods 0.492359	CLICK HERE
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15844	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Zika Virus Transmission in Infants and Children	Information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	Zika Virus Transmission 0.950707	ChildrenError processing SSI 0.772789	CLICK HERE