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764	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Resolve to Undo Holiday Overindulgences | CDC Features	Getting healthy after over-indulging during the holiday season may not be easy at first, but it can be done. Here are some suggestions on cutting calories and being active.	good habits 0.368729 physical activity routine 0.518784 Portion Size Pitfalls 0.527509 extra calories 0.488874 larger portion sizes 0.516402 small bowl 0.381357 20-ounce sugar-sweetened soda 0.515654 fresh spinach 0.387812 creative ways 0.367399 healthy recipes 0.381611 pounds 0.285144 natural sweetness 0.393766 high-calorie food 0.395727 light cream cheese 0.547612 holiday comfort foods 0.545953 raw fruit 0.381181 eat breakfast 0.640645 weight management 0.387755 Eat More Weigh 0.518451 non-fat milk 0.395755 full-fat cheese 0.395584 high-fat creams 0.3895 Holiday Season Maintain 0.596471 Drink water 0.407128 Physical Activity website 0.530439	weight gain 0.404984 vegetables 0.30542 Physical Activity Guidelines 0.531674 lower-calorie ingredients 0.387634 fruits 0.309131 weight control 0.382991 cheese recipe 0.392879 sugar-sweetened beverages 0.375881 holiday season 0.754761 Regular physical activity 0.720849 butter 0.320687 Rethink Your Drink 0.407945 Visit CDC 0.364939 weight loss eat 0.631829 calories 0.576475 people 0.298806 physical activity 0.928783 meal 0.29284 Eat smaller food 0.650341 little pizzazz 0.383229 low-fat sauces 0.391445 lower-calorie version 0.387067 time 0.269675 veggies 0.351262	CLICK HERE
980	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Avoid Mosquito Bites | CDC Features	Are you planning international travel to the tropics? Avoid mosquito bites	country-specific travel advice 0.541758 Zika virus 0.900717 best way 0.452404 Mild symptoms 0.445808 muscle pain 0.559758 joint swelling 0.438784 following active ingredients 0.512874 long-term joint pain 0.560526 mosquitoes 0.464763 viruses 0.430307 recent international travel 0.547425 male partners 0.430976 dengue virus 0.647818 Zika virus disease 0.649009 pregnant partner 0.448307 travel medicine clinic 0.536744 Travel webpage 0.432912 insect repellent 0.694864 female condoms 0.452401 Pregnant women 0.544362 severe disease 0.563406 Aedes albopictus mosquito 0.676329 Environmental Protection Agency 0.52458 infected Aedes aegypti 0.644293	Mosquito bites 0.694699 sex partners 0.430743 chikungunya virus 0.985306 continental United States 0.528386 travel health kit 0.547479 travel notice 0.452221 Dengue symptoms 0.618097 CDC Travelers 0.542031 U.S. Virgin Islands 0.524231 severe headache 0.447965 Health website 0.53785 chikungunya virus infection 0.762362 Alert-Practice Enhanced Precautions 0.548276 destination-specific health risks 0.526601 joint pain 0.878125 future infections. 0.441543 Early recognition 0.431513 dengue 0.90485 people 0.558994 birth defects 0.435773 common symptoms 0.556651 rash 0.438206 healthcare provider 0.685623 high fever 0.43437	CLICK HERE
4447	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pregnant? Don't Smoke | CDC Features	Smoking during pregnancy can cause preterm birth (being born too early), certain birth defects, and stillbirth. Quitting smoking can be hard, but it is one of the best ways a woman can protect herself and her developing baby. For free help, call 1-800-QUIT-NOW (1-800-784-8669).	preterm birth 0.696359 best ways 0.548099 woman 0.455013 SIDS 0.427924 free quit plan 0.662729 babies 0.657992 secondhand tobacco smoke 0.679698 orofacial cleft 0.54902 lip 0.426633 free quit coaching 0.663105 immediately obvious cause 0.65488 pneumonia 0.428446 MB 0.423325 unexpected infant death 0.640556 heart disease 0.543524 smoking 0.907387 TTY 0.430766 free help 0.541111 talk 0.423174 certain birth defects 0.915485 local resources 0.526294	asthma attacks 0.533517 tobacco smoke 0.930673 good health 0.514097 breathing 0.424768 strategies 0.423135 pregnancy 0.546528 bronchitis 0.429218 people’s tobacco 0.621809 stroke 0.42341 Syndrome 0.424044 it—a healthy baby 0.618086 health problems 0.784328 mouth 0.425005 healthcare provider 0.527976 Sudden Infant Death 0.643231 smoking causes cancer 0.754102 investigation 0.423926 ear infections 0.535086 risk 0.452795 free educational materials 0.625306 lung infections 0.535228	CLICK HERE
8192	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Birth Defects, Facts about Hypospadias - NCBDDD	CDC works to identify causes of birth defects and opportunities to prevent them. By applying a public health approach incorporating three essential elements—surveillance or disease tracking, research to identify causes, and prevention research and programs—we can rapidly translate scientific findings into appropriate public health interventions.	United States 0.364137 structural birth defects 0.381322 right place 0.254631 hypospadias 0.741223 Hypospadias trends 0.419499 boys 0.259882 physical examination 0.253713 Carmichael SL 0.305854 Maternal progestin intake 0.301295 Gilboa SM 0.255173 urethra 0.322025 Lammer EJ 0.320605 National Birth Defects 0.611192 Birth Defects Research 0.403127 Shaw GM 0.304027 Paediatr Perinat Epidemiol. 0.294729 CDC funds 0.270427 certain medications 0.253264 penis 0.291555 large studies 0.257154 common birth defects 0.407723 Birth Def Res 0.317954 National Center 0.256087 urethra forms 0.321961	baby boy 0.305303 different degrees 0.262299 abnormal spraying 0.260862 Birth Defects Study 0.406447 risk factors 0.302478 Pediatr Adolesc Med. 0.297274 Olney RS 0.310535 sexual intercourse 0.259785 Paulozzi LJ 0.254681 abnormal opening 0.284937 CDC researchers 0.269701 state-specific data 0.253713 Croughan MS 0.253343 Alverson CJ 0.255573 birth defects 0.901913 Birth Defects Prevention 0.549836 healthy baby 0.255301 Lupo PJ 0.254833 Population-based birth defects 0.389093 Defects Prevention Study 0.54595 medical care givers 0.298867 Kirby RS 0.257274 Evaluate Pregnancy 0.255976	CLICK HERE
8410	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Clinical Preventive Services - Aging | CDC	Given the rapid aging of the U.S. population, increasing the use of preventive services by adults aged 50 or older is a key public health strategy.	Task Force 0.442628 successful strategies 0.474956 American Medical Association 0.46969 life-saving preventive services 0.622726 promising public health 0.488369 community-clinical integration 0.443643 Healthy Aging Program 0.477535 clinical strategies 0.451421 health issues 0.445533 Disease Control 0.443044 colorectal cancer screening 0.473293 Preventive Health 0.547216 Community Delivery Systems 0.484733 services professionals 0.460805 Chronic Disease Directors 0.477118 complete list 0.444509 national self-reported data 0.472572 older Americans 0.457913 Older Adult topic 0.489829 additional preventive services 0.589994 clinical settings 0.456913 Opportunity Knocks 0.478321 evidence-based models 0.442721 U.S. Preventive Services 0.595977 greatest health benefits 0.485034	critical issue briefs 0.473525 Clinical Partnerships 0.448941 Medicaid Services 0.460072 public health strategy 0.564229 rapid aging 0.448955 life-saving clinical services 0.524559 white paper 0.445424 Michigan Public Health 0.485469 Preventive Care 0.529058 key public health 0.497814 clinical preventive services 0.791414 public health 0.572952 Integration Framework 0.442504 community organizations 0.446175 personal health behaviors 0.488258 clinical care 0.486563 insurance plans 0.447904 U.S. population 0.445659 chronic conditions 0.442558 core set 0.523293 community settings 0.477999 Preventive Medicine 0.528273 older adults 0.596045 preventive services 0.989194	CLICK HERE
9245	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Preventing Chronic Disease - CDC: Volume 10, 2013: 13_0023	Volumen 10 — el 22 de agosto de 2013.	cuánto tiempo 0.92931 altos ingresos 0.883859	Estados Unidos 0.824282	CLICK HERE
9525	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Detection & Response to Anthrax	null	alert doctors 0.600874 CDC 0.436052 evidence 0.349906 United States 0.595855 emergency rooms 0.56404 patients 0.346595 unusual patterns 0.576229 anthrax 0.941322 order lab tests 0.756118 health agencies 0.531628 weapon 0.37227	ways 0.351628 labs 0.35416 early samples 0.553401 partners 0.377133 systems 0.350915 guidance 0.350835 attack 0.364717 health departments 0.538572 clinicians 0.36405 lab confirmation 0.552084	CLICK HERE
12858	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Rapid Intervention to Reduce Ebola Transmission in a RemoteVillage - Gbarpolu County, Liberia, 2014	David J. Blackley, DrPH1, Kim A. Lindblade, PhD2, Francis Kateh, MD3, Laura N.	health authorities 0.547232 Satish K. Pillai 0.535383 John C. Neatherlin 0.535013 Ebola treatment unit 0.687226 David J. Blackley 0.647039 separate Ebola introductions 0.637435 Public health interventions 0.584184 Ebola virus transmission 0.636067 bong county 0.881921 remote village 0.561266 Ebola cases 0.623063 international partners 0.595034 Ebola virus 0.85171 local health department 0.579595 probable cases 0.547317 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.586976 source patient 0.583402 County community care 0.567728 village 0.643763 Bong ETU 0.822348 farmer B. Preparations 0.549958 active case finding 0.534533 family members 0.601395 county health official 0.582658	severely ill stepmother 0.556655 National Center 0.544095 Global Health Protection 0.549322 Kim A. Lindblade 0.532281 World Health Organization 0.668706 gbarpolu county health 0.65833 previously identified cases 0.571995 Global Health 0.552301 additional Geleyansiesu residents 0.541124 local community health 0.574542 patients 0.563335 Ebola patient contacts 0.688662 county health team 0.974199 Bong County ETU 0.651932 public health response 0.759142 Gbarpolu County 0.754071 community care center 0.701615 southeastern Gbarpolu County 0.552891 quarantine center 0.536988 bong county health 0.770052 limited no-touch treatment 0.536964 Ebola 0.907658 ill Geleyansiesu residents 0.553638	CLICK HERE
12959	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Two out of 3 people with invasive cancer are surviving 5 years or more	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	lead author 0.28449 common cancer sites 0.81126 cancer survivor estimates 0.505984 cancer prevention 0.540962 Mortality Weekly Report 0.479324 screening programs 0.388896 CDC’s National 0.413048 United States 0.267989 100,000 0.224436 invasive cancers 0.318447 CDC study 0.447691 percent 0.349575 female breast 0.303624 long-term survival rates 0.424364 lung cancer 0.363039 additional costs 0.256355 visit www.cdc.gov/cancer 0.260199 early detection 0.266227 cancer survivor data 0.521874 Invasive Cancer Incidence 0.506181 CDC’s efforts 0.584086 colorectal cancer 0.584248 cases 0.30464 CDC scientists 0.410691	breast cancer 0.364625 cancer diagnosis 0.3414 Visit Healthcare.gov 0.257594 normal tissue 0.270277 health care coverage 0.398601 Affordable Care Act 0.393717 cervical cancer 0.332214 highest rates 0.275078 important reminder 0.268315 early diagnosis 0.264409 CDC’s Division 0.554836 persons 0.213762 prostate cancer 0.36863 incidence rates 0.296323 Jane Henley 0.28133 largest impact 0.268889 New Mexico 0.272929 Cancer Registries 0.357506 cancer 0.940078 important preventive services 0.394939 greater rates 0.279191 Lisa Richardson 0.261916 urinary bladder cancer 0.501347	CLICK HERE
16084	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Cancer, the Flu, and You	CDC answers important questions about special considerations for the flu for cancer patients and survivors and their caregivers.	influenza 0.404456 leukemia 0.324087 special considerations 0.424611 CDC 0.356562 death 0.348695 vaccines 0.324344 pneumococcal disease 0.40376 flu vaccine 0.734505 office 0.321162 body’s ability 0.411165 cancer increases 0.434337 pneumococcal shots 0.402451 caregivers 0.323751 Yes. People 0.411705 podcast 0.321917 good immune response 0.513888 health care providers 0.629742 important questions 0.423591 increased risk 0.404551 higher risk 0.417574 greater risk 0.408242 upcoming season 0.40788	complications 0.443943 hospitalization 0.365838 reminder 0.323006 cancer patients 0.594126 lymphoma 0.32476 history 0.322588 seasonal flu 0.868836 people 0.4352 flu 0.989943 Flu Season 0.577213 flu shot 0.764254 seasonal flu shot 0.709681 Immune defenses 0.42949 survivors 0.351848 certain types 0.419911 high risk 0.413625 cancer 0.680759 risk 0.49023 older people 0.415651 information 0.321366 severe illness 0.41363	CLICK HERE