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627	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Protect Babies from Whooping Cough (Pertussis) | CDC Features	Whooping cough is a serious disease that can cause babies to stop breathing. You can help protect babies from whooping cough by getting your vaccine and making sure your baby gets his vaccines.	old get DTaP 0.425659 CDC 0.429409 runny nose 0.426953 sound 0.409885 Parents 0.405792 best way 0.42569 pertussis 0.406959 time period 0.426697 tetanus 0.406223 best protection 0.426094 Young babies 0.445433 Tdap 0.42461 mild cough 0.495601 important ways 0.427025 early life 0.426759 pregnancy 0.411351 Pregnant women 0.426259 older children 0.425569 gives information 0.427391 older siblings 0.428382 cough vaccine recommendations 0.524791 lung infection 0.428665 common cold 0.449386 severe cough 0.495586 doses 0.411607	baby indirect protection 0.449576 babies short-term protection 0.462677 whooping cough vaccine 0.612205 adults 0.405603 high levels 0.426639 protection 0.49019 babies 0.502561 rapid coughing fits 0.449203 trouble breathing 0.42917 body enough time 0.424268 pneumonia 0.413461 whooping cough vaccines 0.642363 close contact 0.458537 United States help 0.451206 hospital 0.405689 diphtheria 0.406346 Vaccine protection 0.429297 disease 0.438387 People 0.412031 protective antibodies 0.427649 early protection 0.427569 whooping cough 0.989577 severe coughing 0.430385 contagious disease 0.430644	CLICK HERE
948	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	QuickStats: Percentage of Adults Aged over or equal to 40 Years Who Ever Had a Cardiovascular Event* and Are Now Taking Low-Dose Aspirin to Prevent or Control Heart Disease, by Sex and Race/Ethnicity - National Health Interview Survey, 2012	* Includes heart attack (myocardial infarction), angina pectoris, coronary heart disease, or stroke.	date 0.416533 endorsement 0.451455 United States 0.505445 cardiovascular event 0.736146 original MMWR paper 0.566991 Alternate Text 0.502464 Non-Hispanic white men 0.825927 adults 0.45886 Human Services 0.593512 Superintendent 0.418425 significant differences 0.606606 content 0.416718 U.S. Department 0.588442 MMWR HTML versions 0.570941 MMWR readers 0.498988 character translation 0.494615 race/ethnicity 0.45663 identification 0.417032 pages 0.416709 heart disease 0.834363 electronic PDF version 0.567284 percentage 0.419245 bar chart 0.506406 angina pectoris 0.526959	format errors 0.494274 Health 0.434324 Contact GPO 0.511928 sex 0.417916 typeset documents 0.497899 trade names 0.500559 commercial sources 0.500479 paper copy 0.562509 official text 0.491207 stroke 0.416754 current prices 0.493551 non-CDC sites 0.497084 low-dose aspirin 0.940578 original paper copy 0.562453 References 0.416851 non-Hispanic black men 0.823388 statistically significant differences 0.598392 organizations 0.416742 coronary heart disease 0.61855 Internet 0.416824 programs 0.416729 electronic conversions 0.491946 printable versions 0.489207	CLICK HERE
6704	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Flavorings-Related Lung Disease: Contact Us - NIOSH	A resource for findings and recommendations to reduce the risk of severe obstructive lung disease (bronchiolitis obliterans) associated with occupational exposures to flavorings.	Read 0.293848 Coffee Workers 0.663924 comments 0.288598 Lung Disease 0.759591	Risk 0.292798 Food Flavorings 0.812854 Diacetyl 0.291328	CLICK HERE
8286	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tourette Syndrome, Parenting Aggravation - NCBDDD	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
8577	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - Finding A Cure, Velva Kiser Breeding	Finding A Cure, One of the most important challenges, for health communicators today, is helping the public to understand that a flu shot will not be readily available when the next pandemic strikes. Once the virus is identified, it will take several months to produce a vaccine. In 1918, in desperation, people tried a variety of methods to cure the sick —some practical and effective, others questionable and even amusing.	pandemic flu 0.597831 person′s arrival 0.421238 Wilder Coal Camp 0.751818 sick miners 0.513512 father 0.242856 Velva Kiser Breeding 0.921842 Healthy men 0.402839 Dr. Beckner 0.48758 local doctor 0.435966 excellent seamstress 0.46607	Russell County 0.445931 bootleggers 0.214041 scant memories 0.510726 garlic salves 0.487143 white shrouds 0.454895 pine boxes 0.401216 moonshine 0.315858 time 0.211338 home remedies 0.429363	CLICK HERE
8605	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - Plantings, Helen Morrison Brown	Plantings, That's the way one storyteller described his job of burying those who had died from the flu. There was a shortage of coffins and the dead had to be put in the ground as soon as possible to prevent the spread of infection. No eulogies. No choirs singing. No services. The lack of ceremony for the dead in 1918 left a lasting impression on the survivors for years to come.	pandemic flu 0.63036 coffins 0.287823 illnesses 0.269723 bodies 0.326183 family parlor 0.556529 useful purpose 0.541132 West Pittston 0.98003 body 0.259058 appointed time 0.533538 window shade 0.525835 closing 0.265003 mother′s family 0.511456 Storyteller 0.28144 sight 0.27141 late 1950′s 0.564983 deaths 0.275818 respects 0.284148 sidewalk 0.279199	Linda Krause 0.617294 pubic schools 0.585954 coffin 0.27677 window shades 0.774157 safe distance 0.526079 Families 0.268366 vivid memories 0.530965 friends 0.322775 Pennsylvania 0.34127 healthy people 0.577167 High School 0.526186 contagion 0.29298 funeral homes 0.549663 Helen Morrison Brown 0.885587 West Pittston High 0.880716 local authorities 0.553478 story 0.323107	CLICK HERE
8625	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pandemic Flu Storybook - Stories by State	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Pandemic Flu Storybook provides readers with an intimate look at the impact pandemic flu events have had on both survivors and the families and friends of non-survivors. The stories within the pages of this book are not folklore, but personal recollections from the 1918 and 1957 events. This collection of stories was first released online in 2008 to commemorate the 90th anniversary of the 1918 flu pandemic. The 1918 flu pandemic occurred towards the end of World War I. Despite the intensity of that global conflict, more people died during the flu pandemic than were killed during the entire war. The death toll from the flu was an estimated 50–100 million worldwide; in the United States, about 675,000 died. The 1957 flu pandemic killed 1–2 million worldwide and caused approximately 70,000 deaths in the United States.	MPEG 0.741242 site 0.541063 PDF 0.544429	PPT 0.837268 DOC 0.733754	CLICK HERE
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10282	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Disaster Distress Hotline'PSAs for Disasters	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) provides Public Service Announcements (PSAs) to help share life-saving information during natural disasters and severe weather. English and Spanish PSAs are in a variety of formats including text, audio, and video.	Water 0.523589 Carbon Monoxide Poisoning 0.593614 Kreyòk Ayisyen 0.528926 DME Batteries 0.539967 Generator Safety 0.526936 Cold Weather 0.576627 Apre yon Katastwòf 0.519098 Sanitize Food Cans 0.511536 Loved Ones 0.536427 Mold Cleaning 0.518854 Haitian Creole 0.56641 yon Katastwòf Natirèl 0.519261 disasters 0.511449 Kid 0.536966 Pet Kit 0.551677 Cans Swollen 0.536185 Pet Microchip 0.528772 Kids 0.51815 Heat 0.518704 Chain Saw Injuries 0.522181 Canned Drinks 0.521924 Cell Phone 0.524477 Renal Diet 0.536439 Preparedness Tip 0.963606	Hypothermia 0.516852 Evacuation Centers 0.513584 Supply Recheck 0.536853 Carbon Monoxide 0.600726 Spanish [Español] 0.522848 Food – Perishables 0.52187 Food – Canned 0.520647 Food – Cans 0.532221 Early Treatment 0.533557 Extreme Heat 0.513166 Safety 0.527094 Stay 0.513724 Food 0.537248 Flood Water 0.521592 Disaster Preparedness 0.583267 Older Adults 0.512552 Emergency Wound Care 0.514803 Dialysis Kit 0.533621 Public Service Announcements 0.516163 Educational Materials 0.511783 Power Outage Spanish 0.512924 Worker Safety 0.512329 severe weather 0.511548 Power Line 0.524657	CLICK HERE
13327	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Genetic Counseling and Testing	The United States Preventive Services Task Force recommends that women with specific patterns of breast, ovarian, tubal, or peritoneal cancer in their family history consider genetic counseling and testing for BRCA gene mutations.	negative test result 0.691021 health experts 0.537169 risk assessments 0.531873 benefits 0.421981 genetic counselor 0.551418 specific tests 0.524172 specialty 0.424518 personal risk 0.507308 United States Preventive 0.659375 health care provider 0.650316 ovarian cancers 0.543471 accuracy 0.423019 emotional risks 0.520499 BRCA1 0.427682 family member 0.5197 genetic counseling 0.720382 specific patterns 0.536933 family medical history 0.647551 BRCA2 gene mutation 0.777797 positive test result 0.660434 members 0.4218 things 0.424578 genetic test 0.785889	test result 0.959798 increased risk 0.51241 possibility 0.422569 genetic test results 0.757833 group 0.424917 ovarian cancer 0.639203 saliva sample 0.525813 surgeries 0.422233 genetics counselor 0.519613 BRCA gene mutations 0.663942 BRCA Assessment 0.511996 Services Task Force 0.655999 peritoneal cancer 0.545845 blood 0.42163 doctor’s office 0.518143 special screening 0.51383 laboratory 0.438666 BRCA gene mutation 0.631981 family history 0.624906 information 0.422134 Genetic testing 0.60768 breast 0.513633	CLICK HERE