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601	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National Gay Men's HIV/AIDS Awareness Day | CDC Features	Find your best HIV prevention and treatment options.	combat stigma 0.281393 Stop HIV. campaign 0.344755 pre-exposure prophylaxis 0.284587 new HIV infections 0.629223 National Gay Men 0.395054 right way 0.414076 prevention tools 0.281639 family member 0.270862 HIV infections 0.641099 drug works 0.275223 HIV status 0.577234 conversation starters 0.279165 undetectable levels 0.273923 post-exposure prophylaxis 0.288255 racial/ethnic groups 0.288552 sexual health 0.282207 oral sex 0.273599 community-based organizations 0.272495 HIV Risk Reduction 0.559896 Additional resources 0.27123 campaign materials 0.279668 prevention benefits 0.274801 link HIV-positive men 0.359582 HIV prevention strategies 0.598248 Health departments 0.270564	best ways 0.271959 HIV/AIDS Awareness 0.286364 sex partners 0.284045 United States 0.35934 HIV Treatment Works 0.549154 sexual behaviors 0.277639 open discussion 0.282487 social media 0.274296 HIV-negative sexual partners 0.342328 sexual transmission 0.271679 testing site 0.281042 national Act 0.279775 ZIP code 0.276216 bisexual men 0.797841 HIV 0.980195 AIDS initiative 0.276579 testing services 0.274915 LGBT people 0.273979 powerful information 0.276772 HIV testing 0.527952 CDC’s Start 0.288838 latest CDC data 0.371764 local AIDS service 0.334702 HIV medication 0.496126	CLICK HERE
1263	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Disparities in Receipt of Advice to Quit Smoking From Health Care Providers: 2010 National Health Interview Survey - CDC	Not all smokers receive tobacco cessation advice from health care providers (HCPs) and, although factors associated with receiving HCP advice to quit smoking and the effectiveness of such advice have been examined, no recent study has explored differences between types of HCPs (eg, physicians vs dentists). Our objective was to determine the prevalence of HCP-delivered advice and the characteristics of patients who receive advice to quit smoking from any HCP and, separately, from a physician or a dentist.	Adult Cancer Control 0.528117 tobacco use cessation 0.508239 health profession education 0.524797 tobacco status characteristics 0.494544 data 0.493192 health insurance 0.539623 heaviest smokers 0.490932 dental worker 0.640634 National Health Interview 0.604477 dental workers 0.591127 current smokers 0.802303 Sample Family Core 0.530794 health insurance type 0.524553 current cigarette smokers 0.533314 Family Core questionnaire 0.526008 tobacco cessation treatment 0.511967 HCP-delivered advice 0.561106 previous studies 0.519465 Sample Adult Core 0.52985 heavy smokers 0.514471 health care providers 0.540107 long-term quit rates 0.550322 patients 0.546423 Health Interview Survey 0.602717 characteristic category 0.488728	HCP 0.638004 HCPs advise patients 0.488731 HCP advice 0.542347 tobacco cessation education 0.500369 Clinical Practice Guideline 0.643431 overall HCP advising 0.510676 United States 0.641449 Cancer Control Module 0.580099 advice 0.959151 Adult Core questionnaire 0.525063 prevalence 0.487585 smokers report 0.48737 Sample Adult Cancer 0.529544 HCP type 0.48948 smoking 0.603191 smokers dental professionals 0.531195 Ohio State University 0.501296 dental professionals 0.635644 Sample Adult 0.546678 Amy K. Ferketich 0.503067 Core questionnaire 0.528455 tobacco cessation counseling 0.502719 profession education curriculum 0.519265 tobacco cessation advice 0.828178	CLICK HERE
4478	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	June 22, 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 0.385218 North Carolina 0.383957 Oregon 0.314524 CDC 0.320158 Monday 0.315167 United States 0.561632 confirmatory test results 0.458025 Maine 0.314897 Oklahoma 0.31456 South Carolina 0.382202 advanced DNA test 0.459226 number 0.315421 Eating Raw Refrigerated 0.480719 Colorado 0.315263 Massachusetts 0.314969 Missouri 0.314833 ill persons 0.390576 E. coli 0.960405 outbreak strain 0.815727 Arizona 0.315335 H7 Live 0.701993 Outbreak Investigations 0.477289	Nevada 0.314632 Montana 0.314797 Prepackaged Cookie Dough 0.491123 Kentucky 0.315005 Hawaii 0.31512 Minnesota 0.314869 California 0.315292 Delaware 0.315191 particular DNA fingerprint 0.468363 New Jersey 0.383467 Pennsylvania 0.314488 persons 0.392049 Iowa 0.315077 Illinois 0.315048 Texas 0.314402 New Hampshire 0.383712 Connecticut 0.315227 Ohio 0.314589 Georgia 0.315156 Maryland 0.31494 Multistate Outbreak 0.486245	CLICK HERE
7114	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Venous Thromboembolism in Adult Hospitalizations - United States, 2007-2009	Persons using assistive technology might not be able to fully access information in this file. For assistance, please send e-mail to: mmwrq@cdc.gov.	PE ICD-9-CM codes 0.343626 DVT 0.945624 VTE cases 0.278423 United States 0.248239 VTE 0.734214 PE events 0.256168 discharge diagnosis 0.454112 Human Services 0.231891 National Hospital Discharge 0.22001 discharge diagnoses 0.27211 U.S. Department 0.225192 older hospitalized patients 0.209508 average annual number 0.589062 public health concern 0.4619 pulmonary embolism 0.265224 average annual rates 0.316868	estimated annual average 0.814431 evidence-based prevention strategies 0.450437 DVT diagnosis 0.428115 VTE diagnosis 0.225864 VTE prevention strategies 0.200113 PE diagnoses 0.447702 patients 0.232561 PE diagnosis 0.36715 overall VTE hospitalizations 0.4342 older age groups 0.285975 deep vein thrombosis 0.466557 preventable VTE cases 0.254157 PE 0.845156 venous thromboembolism 0.273828 hospitalizations 0.729729	CLICK HERE
9299	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012: 11_0324	CDC - Wide Page example description goes here	cabo evaluaciones 0.37692 salud pública 0.966868	creciente base 0.386346	CLICK HERE
11146	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2008 National Report on Biochemical Indicators of Diet and Nutrition - Table 5.1	null	µg/g creatinine 0.215299 Urinary genistein 0.926117 Page Table 0.298104 urine concentrations 0.433683 Males 0.315366 Search Form Controls 0.206392 conf. interval 0.743518 creatinine 0.242137 Geometric mean 0.737357 small cell size 0.468263 uncorrected urine value 0.317932 Serum 0.20229	u.s. population 0.465307 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.67608 LOD 0.298646 greater uncertainty 0.324533 percentiles 0.304784 Mexican Americans 0.291644 Table 0.327246 non-hispanic whites 0.280952 Sample 0.201573 non-hispanic blacks 0.285939 National Health 0.431435 compounds 0.201194	CLICK HERE
11511	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NCIRD | About Flu Division | Vaccines and Respiratory Diseases	null	animal influenza viruses 0.582138 Highlights Influenza Division 0.495203 global control 0.200115 pandemic preparedness activities 0.312136 capacity building programs 0.264682 influenza candidate vaccine 0.525239 antigenic pandemic risk 0.297047 response capacity 0.200274 Influenza Division 0.64337 supports laboratories 0.254168 influenza pandemic preparedness 0.63945	influenza testing 0.432189 Seasonal Flu web 0.256691 influenza viruses 0.924795 novel influenza viruses 0.691726 pandemic risk assessment 0.426782 influenza please visit 0.427219 technical expertise 0.267894 Fosters external partnerships 0.263878 strong global partnerships 0.264797 virologic pandemic risk 0.283546 influenza vaccine virus 0.522304	CLICK HERE
13114	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NIOSH 1988 OSHA PEL Project Documentation: List byChemical Name: WOOD DUST	null	North Carolina 0.468003 wood dust limit 0.487312 WRC dust 0.491279 bark dust 0.461193 hard wood dusts 0.455633 wood dust 0.902918 fresh beech wood 0.461173 beech wood dust 0.507346 greatest dust exposures 0.464035 nuisance dust standard 0.491703 soft wood dust 0.573234 mg/m3 limit 0.456928 nonallergic respiratory effects 0.472844 mean total dust 0.506762 Wood Dust Task 0.49161 Ex. 0.464227 soft wood dusts 0.492015 WRC wood dust 0.489988 health effects 0.485995 North Carolina furniture 0.465484 Dust Coordinating Committee 0.520387 study 0.493491 Wood Dust Coordinating 0.532132 wood dust concentrations 0.503641 wood dust exposure 0.620209	allergenic wood dusts 0.455913 occupational exposure 0.475493 wood dust exposures 0.488745 mg/m3 0.531363 area wood dust 0.494364 studies 0.482138 furniture workers 0.481146 nasal cancer 0.527226 workers 0.495982 mg/m3 8-hour TWA 0.495184 nuisance dust limit 0.461747 cedar wood dust 0.483565 Inter-Industry Wood Dust 0.561122 hard wood dust 0.581081 soft wood 0.575919 Carolina furniture workers 0.469028 occupational wood dust 0.498936 airborne dust levels 0.462663 total dust concentration 0.507633 chronic wood dust 0.492345 respirable dust concentrations 0.472581 WRC dust level 0.470081 OSHA 0.457833 wood dusts 0.507189	CLICK HERE
13726	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Down Syndrome | CDC Features	Learn more about Down syndrome and about Keaton, a boy with Down syndrome.	high school 0.604855 CDC 0.453877 extracurricular activities 0.483274 Alzheimer disease 0.468276 Birth Defects 0.465814 extra copy 0.829299 health outcomes 0.472295 different talents 0.513613 local fast-food restaurant 0.622605 Brighter Tomorrows 0.486872 National Center 0.472928 ‘s body functions 0.668903 body’s instruction 0.495709 lives 0.447948 brand new group 0.620413 chromosomes 0.440173 medical term 0.491691 blood type 0.497591 eye color 0.497681 condition 0.371286 person 0.368468 counsel families 0.467694 worthwhile life 0.478744 intellectual disability 0.479418 healthcare providers 0.475291	Developmental Disabilities 0.467938 United States 0.484281 educational opportunities 0.47757 advice 0.361652 Mark 0.701076 babies 0.468926 extra genes 0.570384 extra chromosome 0.564234 body forms 0.493287 Mark home—and 0.501475 regular classes 0.480249 wrestling team—something 0.473588 small town 0.472936 syndrome 0.969507 local school 0.47901 health service 0.472243 United States.1 0.484653 people 0.509254 new doctor 0.474441 active member 0.488659 cells 0.36821 important clues 0.478165 baby 0.40356 time 0.436725	CLICK HERE
14031	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diagnosis of Tuberculosis in Three Zoo Elephants and a HumanContact - Oregon, 2013	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Often called 'the Voice of CDC,' the MMWR series is the agency's primary vehicle for scientific publication of timely, reliable, authoritative, accurate, objective, and useful public health information and recommendations. MMWR readership predominately consists of physicians, nurses, public health practitioners, epidemiologists and other scientists, researchers, educators, and laboratorians.	latent TB infection 0.368285 routine annual TB 0.3297 TB test results 0.362488 trunk washings 0.301971 TB exposure 0.261753 County Health Department 0.236706 TB testing 0.253413 elephant barn 0.369854 undiagnosed TB 0.2535 special event contacts 0.234644 bull elephants 0.238687 infected elephants 0.272211 elephant B. 0.239861 captive Asian elephants 0.236528 TB transmission 0.39671 safe public elephant 0.282631 Asian elephant 0.263743 non-human TB cases 0.29841 elephants 0.636492 Oregon Health Authority 0.526321 zoo 0.353312 Historical annual TB 0.346219 culture-confirmed pleural TB 0.325084 public health 0.316284	potentially infectious elephant 0.285164 TB screening methods 0.373926 elephant A. Close 0.353155 8,300–square-foot elephant barn 0.311827 TB Prevention 0.250441 elephants complete treatment 0.250614 active TB 0.39752 positive TST 0.243162 M. tuberculosis 0.902501 TB 0.84276 TB Genotyping Information 0.303055 recent negative TB 0.351521 TB symptom screen 0.295962 TB status 0.269293 bull elephant 0.236315 elephant A. Human 0.328664 human contacts 0.259344 elephant A. 0.356122 close contacts 0.662676 negative trunk washings 0.290576 annual TB screening 0.423444 trunk wash sample 0.362816 elephant 0.571146	CLICK HERE