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1208	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Helping Children with Congenital CMV | CDC Features	Help children with congenital CMV infection develop to their full potential.	congenital CMV develop 0.431485 health problems 0.240817 congenital CMV 0.94481 congenital CMV infection 0.765381	CMV infection develop 0.328942 congenital cytomegalovirus 0.242751 congenital CMV disease 0.471341	CLICK HERE
5031	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Guide to Vaccine Contraindications and Precautions	Guide to Contraindications for Childhood Vaccinations (pre-adolescent only)	Redirect | Recs/Vac-Admin/Contraindications 0.776526	CDC 0.542323	CLICK HERE
7497	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Training - Understanding Chemical Exposures	Each day, people everywhere are exposed to chemicals - in their food, in the water they drink, and in the air they breathe. Some exposures are the result of accidents, disasters, or intentional attempts to cause harm. The environmental toxicology and epidemiology staff of the Health Studies Branch of CDC’s National Center for Environmental Health (NCEH) specializes in studying, investigating and assessing the extent of and risk for human exposure to environmental chemicals and toxins, and determining the risk of adverse health effects from these exposures.	clinical management 0.601191 healthcare providers 0.478838 decontamination 0.342241 chemical release 0.458195 early recognition 0.475171 covert release 0.476207 navigation Skip 0.647093 gastrointestinal foodborne illness 0.972625 Ricin-Associated Illness 0.517917 chemical agent 0.555169 public health surveillance 0.601918 clinicians 0.340022 introduction 0.328368	webcast 0.342147 requirements 0.328327 list Skip 0.646852 personal protective equipment 0.606584 Topics 0.35082 goal 0.330793 page options Skip 0.811346 epidemiologic clues 0.501822 Chemical Exposure 0.47698 public health strategies 0.598565 clinical manifestation 0.477803 background 0.328323 Associated Gastrointestinal Foodborne 0.702155	CLICK HERE
8627	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pandemic Flu Storybook - Stories, Table of Contents	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
9606	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Asthma - BRFSS 2008 - Table C5 Current Asthma Prevalence Rate (Percent) and Prevalence (Number) by Race/Ethnicity and State or Territory	BRFSS 2008 - Table C5 Current Asthma Prevalence Rate (Percent) and Prevalence (Number) by Race/Ethnicity and State or Territory	DC Multirace NH 0.240603 AZ White NH 0.242819 ID White NH 0.23767 AK White NH 0.243905 FL Black NH 0.240288 IA White NH 0.23682 IL Black NH 0.237072 Hispanic 0.279873 ID Black NH 0.237565 AR Multirace NH 0.242392 CA Multirace NH 0.242675 AK Black NH 0.243798 CT Black NH 0.240597 AR White NH 0.242667 GA Multirace NH 0.238316 AL Black NH 0.244794 NH 0.959262 AZ Multirace NH 0.242544 HI Multirace NH 0.238447 AL White NH 0.244902 NH Multirace NH 0.331152 DC Black NH 0.240816 ID Multirace NH 0.2374 Black NH 0.764076 IL Multirace NH 0.236863	Multirace NH 0.762894 CT White NH 0.240703 IL White NH 0.237176 AR Black NH 0.24256 Total** Multirace NH 0.245117 Total** Black NH 0.245341 GA White NH 0.238631 GA Black NH 0.238526 DC White NH 0.240922 IA Black NH 0.236716 NH White NH 0.331622 CA White NH 0.242996 AK Multirace NH 0.243629 AZ Black NH 0.242712 HI White NH 0.238718 Total** White NH 0.245453 AL Multirace NH 0.244579 CT Multirace NH 0.240386 HI Black NH 0.238613 FL Multirace NH 0.240076 CA Black NH 0.242889 FL White NH 0.240395 NH Black NH 0.331439 White NH 0.764854	CLICK HERE
10187	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Radiation Emergencies | Resource Library - Countermeasures	Resource Library materials for the Radiation Studies Branch. Focused on information around medical treatments or countermeasures related to radiation emergencies. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	better understanding 0.354902 CDC 0.282394 link 0.230471 Strategic National Stockpile 0.520002 description 0.229343 Click 0.2318 type 0.232727 radiation exposure 0.730169 internal contamination 0.468483 American public 0.358196 Image file 0.35336 radioactive material 0.390494 Neupogen® 0.232293 large quantities 0.369813 training module 0.34852 prussian blue 0.498203	Blue Works 0.352778 clinicians 0.234509 public health emergency 0.480259 protective actions 0.350643 treatment Filgrastim 0.376331 KI 0.278111 potassium iodide 0.809918 PDF file 0.354528 medical treatments 0.483621 medical countermeasures 0.606822 medical supplies 0.361204 radiation emergency 0.427781 possible side effects 0.358375 Cutaneous Radiation Injury 0.90281 possible health effects 0.458426 information 0.357505	CLICK HERE
10627	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Creating the MAHC: Technical Committees | Model Aquatic Health Code	null	chemical storage areas 0.580136 contamination burden 0.707957 appropriate air quality 0.575593 regular communication 0.56784 supplemental disinfection processes 0.595133 Water Quality Committee 0.679925 Facilities Technical Committee 0.628416 scientific information gaps 0.570748 pool water temperature 0.577107 Filtration Technical Committee 0.619032 Supervision Technical Committee 0.618747 applicable technical committees 0.606088 Water Quality Technical 0.627478 Burden Technical Committee 0.713781 disinfection methodologies 0.632555 various disinfection methodologies 0.596409 water quality recommendations 0.595258 water quality 0.752722 Steering Committee Liaisons 0.601223 MAHC Steering Committee 0.595849 Air Quality Technical 0.603273 Testing Technical Committee 0.62319 operator training 0.580433 Quality Technical Committee 0.67592 operator certification requirements 0.572927	water quality testing 0.600361 technical committee 0.956848 chemical feed systems 0.57408 lead Technical Committee 0.632898 water quality issues 0.591136 removal rate requirements 0.570754 indoor environmental requirements 0.569463 respective committees 0.568852 Contamination Burden Technical 0.697696 microbial quality 0.572054 Construction Technical Committee 0.626634 water clarity 0.574054 MAHC Development page 0.569015 overlap areas 0.574337 technical committees 0.763299 Training Technical Committee 0.62359 requirements 0.573999 Technical Committee activities 0.634756 Operation Technical Committee 0.624807 Technical Committee scope 0.628591 Steering Committee 0.622729 Aquatic Health Code 0.570402 Administration Technical Committee 0.615269 MAHC technical committees 0.615843	CLICK HERE
11027	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	One in 10 deaths among working-age adults due to excessive drinking | Press Release | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	CDC’s National 0.389129 binge drinking 0.521987 Health Promotion 0.376714 Disease Control 0.383515 alcohol involvement 0.432372 public health approaches 0.431786 alcohol taxes 0.427437 working-age adults 0.504628 deaths 0.527697 Preventive Services Task 0.520213 alcohol use accounts 0.46095 liver disease 0.379658 legal drinking age 0.519376 state-specific estimates 0.437673 life lost.  ARDI 0.458839 alcohol poisoning 0.455502 Alcohol Treatment Referral 0.48178 heavy drinking 0.464672 Alcohol Program 0.432542 public health impact 0.426178 Chronic Disease 0.436137 health effects 0.427399 huge economic costs 0.417254 alcohol retail sales 0.478967 dangerous risk behavior 0.412341	potential life 0.496194 United States 0.439044 excessive drinking. 0.492703 Alcohol-Related Disease Impact 0.42593 motor vehicle crashes. 0.436131 excessive alcohol 0.735582 excessive drinkers 0.507205 heart disease 0.381991 excessive drinking 0.928382 Ursula E. Bauer 0.424471 2006-2010.  ARDI 0.403021 public health 0.482213 short period 0.374272 alcohol-attributable deaths 0.438461 HHS Community Preventive 0.415151 CDC scientists 0.383577 alcohol outlet density 0.476323 breast cancer 0.370664 Services Task Force 0.519022 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.428252 highest death rate 0.422196 ARDI online application 0.450519 Public Health website 0.426526 Community Preventive Services 0.522366	CLICK HERE
12789	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | SaludABLEOmaha: Improving Readiness to Address Obesity Through Healthy Lifestyle in a Midwestern Latino Community, 2011"2013 - CDC	Preventing Chronic Disease (PCD) is a peer-reviewed electronic journal established by the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. PCD provides an open exchange on the very latest in chronic disease prevention, research findings, public health interventions, and the exploration of new theories and concepts.	social service agencies 0.272514 community decision makers 0.270769 community knowledge 0.391328 community climate 0.335739 community’s readiness 0.448108 health issues 0.259584 community readiness rating 0.351537 diminish health disparities 0.257238 healthy lifestyles 0.310727 community efforts 0.334404 community health organizations 0.282378 obesity prevention 0.283143 Midwestern Latino community 0.309915 community partner networks 0.258221 community readiness 0.821056 issue 0.26713 social media tactics 0.28519 social media strategies 0.292039 community 0.95108 youth activism 0.373441 community health 0.309253 South High School 0.292147 Omaha South High 0.301838 social media platforms 0.272138 Omaha Community Care 0.303558	community members 0.384368 Nebraska Medical Center 0.281382 community leaders 0.318976 major community stakeholders 0.256036 fellow community members 0.260277 Omaha Latino community 0.633453 hands-on community service 0.344808 South Omaha Latino 0.580607 social marketing 0.563504 influential community members 0.256704 youth activists 0.600268 SaludABLEOmaha 0.383775 business engagement 0.325219 private institutions 0.288342 social media 0.639821 south omaha community 0.392472 Community Context 0.254903 readiness levels 0.272006 childhood obesity 0.456389 community readiness dimensions 0.359 obesity-related health issues 0.256672 Readiness Model protocol 0.294634 community mobilization 0.271149 community health center 0.293125	CLICK HERE
13628	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Feature	Learn about the five main kinds of gynecologic cancer: cervical, ovarian, uterine, vaginal, and vulvar. When gynecologic cancers are found and treated early, treatment works best.	12-year-old girls 0.41536 sexually transmitted infection 0.506216 vulvar cancer 0.454852 gynecologic cancer 0.787341 HPV types 0.459032 Knowledge 0.344525 gynecologic cancers 0.962089 vaginal bleeding 0.444612 talk 0.341547 Pap test 0.814244 Gynecologic Cancer campaign 0.635017 ovarian cancer 0.551332 HPV test 0.453488 Pap test screens 0.548104 general U.S. population 0.491109 cervical cancer 0.770923 PSAs 0.328967 public service announcements 0.514634 BRCA gene mutation 0.490564 human papillomavirus 0.420143 BRCA genes 0.479808 women 0.509547 woman 0.323025 print materials 0.418003 United States 0.419924	HPV vaccine 0.465478 survivor stories 0.415775 HPV 0.479775 genetic counseling 0.40505 risk increases 0.429198 screen women 0.409739 ovarian cancer risk 0.543195 treatment works 0.407454 main types 0.527991 cervix 0.323855 unexplained signs 0.417191 person’s risk 0.398816 young men 0.411347 HPV tests 0.448296 unclear Pap test 0.54395 Facts 0.321401 doctor 0.367926 HPV infection 0.450086 screening test 0.408257 family history 0.406101 vulvar cancers 0.603768 cell changes 0.405384 breast 0.333332 reproductive organs 0.423452	CLICK HERE