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7184	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National HIV Testing Day - June 27, 2012	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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.374336 endorsement 0.266885 evidence 0.239366 Human Services 0.449942 important strategy 0.364914 assistive technology 0.379396 essential entry point 0.494228 recommendations 0.245038 MMWR HTML versions 0.468097 U.S. Department 0.455094 undiagnosed HIV infection 0.780234 electronic PDF version 0.457752 HIV status 0.616005 social services 0.365461 cell count 0.3515 e-mail 0.257344 HIV testing information 0.74332 Contact GPO 0.373231 commercial sources 0.349371 HIV treatment 0.627564 current prices 0.344222 persons 0.41328 chances 0.229199 original paper copy 0.464337	human immunodeficiency virus 0.508646 U.S. Government Printing 0.471337 original MMWR paper 0.463146 antiretroviral therapy 0.387547 MMWR readers 0.353615 character translation 0.34235 health-care settings 0.360279 HIV transmission 0.612248 health care 0.478319 format errors 0.342363 subject line 0.375046 harmful effects 0.354406 typeset documents 0.349077 trade names 0.349469 hiv testing 0.918453 official text 0.340692 National HIV Testing 0.797094 appropriate treatment 0.356158 non-CDC sites 0.347038 Antiretroviral Guidelines 0.387149 pretreatment 0.231569 risk 0.250705 electronic conversions 0.339043 unsuppressed HIV replication 0.746404	CLICK HERE
7705	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Campaigns - eHealth Metrics Dashboard	CDC.gov Web Metrics Dashboard. Key performance indicators and data for CDC’s Web site, Social Media, and Campaigns. CDC is sharing this data as part of the agency’s commitment to transparent government.	Seasonal Flu 0.670756 reports 0.504338 H1N1 Web 0.582216 contact socialmedia 0.60642 Social Media 0.805979 CDC eHealth channels 0.954077 H1N1 outbreak 0.638924 format 0.435847 additional metrics data 0.884627 messaging 0.444815	PDF 0.465205 health communication 0.618274 MB 0.454808 cdc.gov 0.433624 archived weekly metrics 0.972205 CDC-INFO activities 0.80451 metrics snapshot 0.726325 report 0.456131 information 0.43378	CLICK HERE
7857	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Malaria in Global Health - Health Communication	Malaria in Global Health - Gateway to Health Communication - CDC	South America 0.384138 Simple interventions 0.377769 indoor insecticide 0.392896 antimalarial drugs 0.396846 pregnant women 0.381213 great promise 0.377733 old daughter 0.380174 Global Fund 0.378429 immune systems 0.380826 young children 0.382873 malaria infection 0.579819 malaria-risk areas 0.399491 high transmission areas 0.44955 partial immunity 0.383577 malaria-related deaths 0.382485 Improved access 0.374072 infective female Anopheles 0.477889 encouraging recent progress 0.435084 malaria illness 0.574138 Malaria symptoms 0.604222 high-risk area 0.386289 overseas travelers 0.390867 vast majority 0.394364 insecticide-treated bed nets 0.799333 malaria parasites 0.573777	insecticide-treated bednets 0.431928 United States 0.396195 effective preventative measure 0.446921 kidney failure 0.382925 malaria 0.996296 Untreated malaria 0.602917 repeated attacks 0.384748 Safia Mohamed 0.378057 Middle East 0.385348 recent developments 0.377553 initial onset 0.386325 sub-Saharan Africa 0.483659 muscle aches 0.392967 prevention methods 0.381728 flu-like symptoms 0.397349 major health problem 0.47414 Anopheles mosquito 0.411183 milder infections 0.388789 newest forms 0.378597 malaria-endemic areas 0.458517 effective drugs 0.450881 South Asia 0.392567 early diagnosis 0.382675 malaria prevention 0.56651	CLICK HERE
8600	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - I Survived, Dr. Otto Wernecke	I Survived, The staggering statistics associated with pandemics sometimes makes it difficult to remember that each number represents a single, human life. In this section, survivors share their intimate recollections of either their own illness or that of a loved one. All these storytellers are 90-plus years of age and they have carried with them for a lifetime their memories of the 1918 flu pandemic.	siblings 0.349974 scarlet fever 0.564403 brothers 0.342031 rural Manitowoc 0.682679 flu epidemic 0.598511 family stories 0.516122 Louise 0.404788 mother 0.455342 wonderful man 0.534947 son 0.34569 father′s death 0.52072 casket 0.354064 Rev. Machmiller 0.541519 sister 0.340342 2–year–old daughter Frieda 0.8048 little ones 0.539785 father′s funeral 0.546732 wife 0.398218 dentist 0.352218 I′ve 0.341133 brother Henry 0.529717 Caroline Wernecke Pharris 0.94684 millinery store 0.5767 flu pandemic 0.577639 dental work 0.541762	fact 0.341815 unnecessary contagion 0.580599 Cleveland 0.342831 happy memories 0.51558 Margaret 0.34144 Storyteller 0.351502 village 0.346357 Caroline Kansier 0.597887 Wisconsin 0.403564 pastor 0.342128 disease 0.346053 couldn′t 0.341017 sisters 0.34201 people 0.392049 trajectory 0.352146 large department stores 0.712871 three–year–old 0.341963 Dr. Otto Wernecke 0.918979 tragedy 0.348082 money 0.343498 Ohio 0.342811 grandparents′ parlor 0.562201 time 0.511444 age 0.343302	CLICK HERE
10544	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Indoor Firing Ranges - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic	null	Noise exposure assessment 0.366077 Police Department 0.326161 Noise exposure profiles 0.375086 high-intensity noise 0.325719 Noise control solutions 0.33304 Int J Audiol 0.286142 Noise mitigation 0.295815 impulsive noise 0.326627 Workplace Solutions document 0.33181 two-page Workplace Solutions 0.335224 health hazards 0.292079 NIOSH Publication 0.288614 outdoor firing range 0.378909 law enforcement officers 0.28178 occupational shooters 0.276697 Occupational Exposures 0.278965 Park Police Department 0.276597 Noise Control Eng 0.39024 Indoor Shooting Ranges 0.368588 airborne lead 0.353418 ASTM Int 0.285241 Range Design Criteria 0.279541 indoor firing range 0.546461 noise exposure 0.398961 lead exposure 0.389209	Outdoor Firing Ranges 0.501179 occupational exposure 0.310546 firing range facilities 0.420993 health hazard evaluation 0.970511 noise 0.427937 indoor firing ranges 0.741828 design considerations 0.279558 airborne lead exposures 0.337983 Range Officer Exposure 0.315558 peak insertion loss 0.34257 indoor firing 0.934059 noise exposures 0.352866 impulse peak insertion 0.342212 Blood Lead Levels 0.298385 hazard evaluation report 0.986557 exposure standards 0.291533 Publication No. 0.283406 Firing Range Design 0.378564 inclement weather conditions 0.28724 Military Firing Range 0.376469 Acoust Soc 0.316329 Firearm Noise 0.286889 Health Hazard Evaluations 0.339335 firing range operations 0.417221	CLICK HERE
10562	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Infographic | Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) | NCBDDD	null	decade 0.339443 average intellectual ability 0.711612 Pie Chart 0.527063 Birth Defects 0.504698 3MB 0.36625 answers 0.33594 early characteristics 0.525053 navigation Skip 0.663256 concern 0.334874 children 0.58103 free checklists 0.502887 Early childhood educators 0.68029 National Center 0.50384 list Skip 0.670231 page options Skip 0.87706 learns 0.343526 Drive Action 0.540174 IQ 0.385807 diagnosis 0.33489 AWARENESS 0.335571 local early intervention 0.672187 CDC.gov/autism 0.336764 Developmental Disabilities 0.505631 EARLY IDENTIFICATION 0.514632 www.cdc.gov/ncbddd 0.336346	NEW DATA 0.507192 developmental milestones 0.51473 free evaluation 0.496003 PDF 0.341238 INFORM POLICY 0.51226 new estimate 0.541789 TRACKS numbers 0.519205 SERVICE NEEDS 0.512365 services 0.373883 Families 0.341263 increase 0.333649 people 0.335872 Diagram 0.33581 doctor 0.33411 help 0.370878 old children 0.57119 PROMOTES Identification 0.519621 RESEARCHES risk factors 0.694109 moves 0.333639 speaks 0.333841 urgent need 0.518822 Healthcare providers 0.510973 »Talk 0.334165 New CDC Autism 0.996056	CLICK HERE
10809	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Findings and Implications of the Global Burden of Disease 2010 Study for the Pacific Islands - CDC	The Global Burden of Disease 2010 Study is the largest study of its kind. It provides a large volume of information about the global burden of disease and associated risk factors. It estimates that lower respiratory infections, diabetes, diarrhea, and tuberculosis cause the greatest burden in the Pacific, and noncommunicable diseases caused a substantially greater burden in 2010 compared with 1990. Although the Pacific is considered to be a region rich in data, very little of these data has been analyzed, synthesized, and made publically available.	joint health information 0.541289 Papua New Guinea 0.664922 Brisbane Accord Group 0.556367 data 0.660442 public health interventions 0.585365 health information 0.867502 lower respiratory infections 0.641273 overall disease burden 0.566836 Pacific health ministers 0.551282 risk factors 0.970423 health systems 0.544717 World Health Organization 0.745165 pacific island countries 0.766273 Health Information Network 0.627711 body mass index 0.566406 high body mass 0.567095 diseases 0.556696 disease burden 0.620448 health priorities 0.55479 global public health 0.540747 BoD research 0.642773 Pacific Community 0.716373 specific risk factors 0.550005 Disease Study 0.574727	global burden 0.717727 PICTs burden estimates 0.604354 Ischemic heart disease 0.553789 health information systems 0.726878 recent Global Burden 0.560091 country health information 0.629204 Public Health Surveillance 0.565766 operational research 0.584211 household air pollution 0.606329 Pacific Public Health 0.600082 public health 0.810107 Pacific Health Information 0.651819 health care systems 0.577264 disease 0.638396 public health importance 0.588425 Health Surveillance Network 0.559801 population health interventions 0.549227 data collection 0.58025 substantially greater burden 0.543418 Lopez AD 0.549958 BoD estimates 0.54458 global health priorities 0.542465 national health data 0.587067 et al 0.619952	CLICK HERE
11972	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prevención | Enfermedad del Ébola	null	semen 0.359289 urine 0.319736 alcohol-based hand sanitizer 0.666138 U.S. Healthcare Workers 0.529168 raw meat 0.354348 health officials 0.332893 vomit 0.253499 unprotected mucous membranes 0.6147 burial rituals 0.364368 sterilization measures 0.348978 direct contact 0.342569 U.S. embassy 0.356985 Practice careful hygiene 0.646282 personal protective equipment 0.53518 medical equipment 0.351865	breast milk 0.375724 body fluids 0.938394 nonhuman primates 0.3909 medical care 0.339315 blood 0.290464 infected person 0.372475 saliva 0.254898 West Africa 0.355488 unprotected contact 0.388611 Isolate patients 0.346054 Ebola patients 0.689486 proper infection control 0.540215 vaginal fluids 0.528899 Ebola 0.881914	CLICK HERE
14200	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	For Pregnant Women	Zika and pregnancy, travel information and how to protect yourself if pregnant…	pregnancies 0.241376 right time 0.364038 Zika infection 0.543671 United States 0.367583 infected mosquitoes 0.445957 questions 0.229478 Zika virus infection 0.73232 contact MotherToBaby 0.355774 confidential service 0.372481 Outcomes 0.235046 possible Zika virus 0.692115 pregnant woman 0.419976 birth defect 0.568313 Monday-Friday 0.253134 talk 0.231271 MotherToBaby experts 0.354584 safe time 0.374127 local time 0.359879	area 0.23317 laboratory evidence 0.366297 pregnancy 0.42623 sex 0.234195 diagnosis 0.229909 families 0.230087 severe fetal brain 0.892969 birth defects 0.398983 symptoms 0.233965 doctor 0.231232 vaccine 0.240028 partner 0.232077 healthcare provider 0.372353 person 0.231941 Men 0.233515 risk 0.26437 fetal brain defects 0.900992 fetus 0.251084	CLICK HERE
14379	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vaccine Information Statement | Recent and Upcoming Changes | VIS	Refreshing browser so latest version appears and not copy saved in cache.	VIS 0.917617 Tdap Vaccine Information 0.250528 MenB vaccine VIS 0.450594 United States 0.214528 Hib Vaccine Information 0.247861 current VIS 0.274357 vaccine information statements 0.590343 Gardasil-9 VIS 0.383986 polio vaccine VISs 0.27582 HPV vaccine 0.361538 stocks 0.316462	vaccine information 0.786818 previous editions 0.355253 Pediatric Vaccines VIS 0.342101 tdap vaccine 0.273928 rotavirus Vaccine Information 0.252495 Vaccine Information Statement 0.762395 quadrivalent HPV vaccine 0.278332 Polysaccharide VIS vaccine 0.413417 Gardasil-4 VIS 0.299522 Td VIS 0.300224 cholera vaccine 0.218029	CLICK HERE