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4465	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Features - Vaccine Safety | CDC Features	The United States has one of the best vaccine safety programs in the world. CDC and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) are federally mandated to monitor the safety of vaccines. Scientists are constantly monitoring information from several sources for any clues that a particular vaccine may cause an adverse medical event, such as an allergic reaction.	injection sight 0.299054 media stories 0.318731 federal government 0.303125 results 0.237915 laboratory studies 0.305456 government agencies 0.302388 greater risk 0.297074 additional testing 0.308213 VSD 0.225525 Vaccine Adverse Event 0.578537 blog postings 0.316371 Slight discomfort 0.308842 effects 0.283619 scientists 0.264462 programs 0.221283 different vaccines 0.554643 important things 0.310819 Scientific data 0.297955 FDA 0.238157 vaccines 0.944085 United States 0.511586 adverse medical event 0.451137 Clinical trials 0.309653 Drug Administration 0.307873 multiple vaccines 0.491968	best vaccine safety 0.614797 quickest protection 0.304459 combination vaccines 0.585585 world 0.221272 responsibility 0.23678 systems 0.234777 local health departments 0.390003 VAERS 0.322732 allergic reaction 0.318768 safeguards 0.222854 multiple diseases 0.295861 vaccine safety monitoring 0.523651 animal studies 0.305398 medicine 0.239051 adverse events 0.428231 Vaccine Safety Datalink 0.564911 vaccine safety 0.804926 particular vaccine 0.500697 healthcare provider 0.299878 partners 0.235021 report 0.246335 combined MMRV vaccine 0.518959 information 0.22119 visit 0.231563	CLICK HERE
6606	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	A decade of sustaining best practices for tobacco control: Indiana's story.	The Indiana Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Agency (ITPC) was created in 2000 to address high tobacco use rates. This independent state agency, using Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Best Practices for Comprehensive Tobacco Control Programs, administered a comprehensive program that supported community health coalitions and evidence-based public policy changes.	tobacco use cessation 0.417991 tobacco control advocates 0.446242 tobacco consumption 0.40862 community-based tobacco control 0.445758 high tobacco 0.429908 capita public health 0.386645 tobacco control program 0.559259 tobacco control programs 0.795474 tobacco users 0.404605 itpc executive board 0.516485 tobacco use–related diseases 0.438231 comprehensive tobacco control 0.512445 Indiana State Department 0.464447 smoke-free air policies 0.391684 comprehensive state tobacco 0.451199 current statewide tobacco 0.418114 tobacco industry 0.4943 indiana tobacco 0.561054 health care 0.400303 Best Practices 0.503298 tobacco control partners 0.473359 evidence-based tobacco control 0.427858 Public health 0.462087 independent state agency 0.397085 public education campaigns 0.380773	Indiana Tobacco Prevention 0.532096 smoke-free air ordinances 0.379144 Indiana Tobacco Quitline 0.52302 tobacco prevention funding 0.442748 Indiana legislature 0.394563 high tobacco prices 0.410944 Public health leaders 0.385056 smoke-free workplace law 0.409696 tobacco taxes 0.399158 independent tobacco control 0.449907 state tobacco control 0.530302 tobacco use rates 0.422638 Tobacco Master Settlement 0.426863 tobacco companies 0.452667 statewide smoke-free air 0.393301 Indiana State Senator 0.396919 smoke-free air 0.432175 tobacco control interventions 0.472938 new Tobacco Prevention 0.448867 Indiana Youth Tobacco 0.45906 tobacco use objectives 0.393153 tobacco control 0.961404 tobacco use prevention 0.445487 tobacco products increase 0.412777	CLICK HERE
7135	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - South Korea	null	Content source 0.422709 HHS 0.297574 list Skip 0.74332 endorsement 0.291872 CDC 0.271556 non-federal site 0.4688	Notice 0.270187 sponsors 0.241885 page options Skip 0.947337 information 0.241652 employees 0.242118	CLICK HERE
7346	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Injuries from Batteries Among Children Aged 13 Years -United States, 1995-2010	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.	Battery type 0.553586 poison control centers 0.520252 button cell battery 0.571175 battery hazard information 0.533834 button battery ingestion 0.624821 Ingestion Hotline database 0.556669 cylindrical batteries 0.518047 button battery 0.669646 child-resistant battery compartment 0.539252 children 0.635495 button battery access 0.580271 foreign body ingestion 0.508727 Injury Incident File 0.527792 3-volt lithium battery 0.534995 button battery ingestions 0.590364 battery ingestions 0.608858 Potential Injury Incident 0.52777 nonfatal battery injuries 0.583105 smaller batteries 0.509799 flat round batteries 0.51755 battery-related injuries 0.506534 remote controls 0.500453 ruptured batteries 0.522971 unspecified batteries 0.523319	battery removal 0.516447 Product Safety Commission 0.525752 coin-size batteries 0.512662 health-care providers 0.568397 battery 0.873634 National Battery Ingestion 0.642935 battery manufacturers 0.534517 button-type batteries 0.550848 public health 0.495344 cases 0.507907 Consumer Product Safety 0.583765 possible battery ingestions 0.570929 flat battery 0.519437 fatal battery exposures 0.579303 battery source 0.522255 Battery Ingestion Hotline 0.642639 CPSC databases 0.516916 button cell batteries 0.710825 accessible button batteries 0.595067 battery ingestion 0.737933 3-volt lithium batteries 0.545359 button batteries 0.968102 non–motor-vehicle batteries 0.523054 ED-treated battery exposures 0.550321	CLICK HERE
7661	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Traveling Exhibitions	David J. Sencer CDC Museum	wise eagle 0.674943 Eagle Books 0.987256 Georgia Perez 0.594547 Tribal Leaders Diabetes 0.74947 Disease Control 0.580004 homes 0.42936 Lisa A. Fifield 0.757636 Native communities 0.584852 knowledge 0.431601 healthy living 0.598782 Sencer CDC Museum 0.768071 history 0.431624 diabetes prevention stories 0.799847 traditional ways 0.587526 broader audience 0.57976 coast 0.445076 directions 0.427572 Eagle Books exhibit 0.948742 schools 0.429338 messages 0.427182 Native Americans 0.605549 NM 0.430529 Centers 0.428331 United States 0.577628 Smithsonian Institution Museums 0.698743	FL 0.426759 Chickasaw Cultural Center 0.723103 Oneida Tribe 0.586752 Committee 0.428191 national tour 0.568292 Sulphur 0.432779 Patrick Rolo 0.583781 elders 0.434939 future generations 0.602138 National Museum 0.569109 Gustav Heye Center 0.713753 original artwork 0.571421 Wisconsin 0.448161 New York 0.565221 original watercolors 0.607511 Indian Health Service 0.732833 Native American children 0.789121 Bad River Ban 0.738904 help 0.427668 culture 0.431566 series 0.428385 Ojibwe 0.441608 organizations 0.427604 final stop 0.563067	CLICK HERE
9011	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Director's Briefing: Tips from Former Smokers Campaign 2013	Smoking is the leading preventable cause of death in the U.S. In this Director's Briefing video, CDC Director Dr. Tom Frieden talks about the launch of the second phase of CDC's successful "Tips from Former Smokers" campaign, which shows real people, not actors, dealing with the terrible effects of smoking. Big tobacco continues to spend millions of dollars a day on cigarette advertising and promotion. CDC's campaign shows the reality: Smokers face illness, disability, disfigurement, and death as a result of their tobacco use. Quitting smoking is hard but worth it for those who smoke and the people around them (www.smokefree.gov). Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html This video can also be viewed at http://streaming.cdc.gov/vod.php?id=05ae25c4ba291c44faae49571409706920130326153026007	Smokers Campaign 0.952185 Briefing 0.799572	Director 0.466252 YouTube 0.748663	CLICK HERE
9916	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NIOSH Program Portfolio : Total Worker Health : Goals	The TWH™ Program includes an intramural component and an extramural component, comprised of four Centers of Excellence to Promote a Healthier Workforce. Both of these components conduct research on the integration of health protection and health promotion; communication of current knowledge, successful approaches, and challenges, and advocacy of the concepts and practices of total worker health to our partners and stakeholders.	Healthier Workforce 0.383526 employee groups 0.379774 Total Worker Health® 0.978478 NIOSH grants 0.405805 specific programs 0.409503 research 0.395443 NIOSH-funded Total Worker 0.482291 strategic plan 0.39696 NIOSH Total Worker 0.738347 public sector work 0.452348 health protection/health promotion 0.476506 joint effects 0.432498 NORA Sector Programs 0.479296 government agencies 0.378913 matrix-like fashion 0.384052 overall health 0.455702 multiple programs 0.399918 extramural research 0.383211 statutory programs 0.402459 global efforts 0.385677 professional associations 0.378971 Injury Cross-Sector Program 0.480233 Federal sector 0.382411 effective practices 0.380404 workplace health protection 0.471805	non-work factors 0.44319 strategic goals 0.423728 partnership efforts 0.388329 Strategic Goal 0.531844 overall safety 0.430525 occupational illness 0.446735 service efforts 0.391295 adverse health outcomes 0.482314 Total Worker Healthâ„¢ 0.478776 worker illness 0.405837 cross-cutting issues 0.387222 Health® Centers 0.381863 force health 0.406159 industrial sectors 0.381749 health promotion programs 0.648865 Research products 0.380377 Cross-Sector Programs 0.491459 Construction Sector 0.386732 high priority 0.383695 intermediate goal 0.642331 health protection 0.740889 current funding opportunities 0.427878 worker health® program 0.880724 integrated health protection 0.578523	CLICK HERE
11010	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Meningococcal | Technical and Clinical Info | CDC	Meningococcal Disease: Technical and Clinical Information Chart and Resources on Meningococcal Vaccination.	small portion 0.375984 PNH 0.314781 stiff neck 0.378971 long-term disabilities 0.366953 case patients 0.364867 incomplete protection 0.363431 increased risk 0.375259 paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria 0.422901 adolescents 0.326555 Neisseria meningitidis 0.391156 incidence rate 0.368874 brain damage 0.366203 age groups 0.410491 eculizumab patients 0.360297 graph 0.326357 nervous system problems 0.368153 meningococcal disease 0.949259 highest risk 0.370507 late 1990s 0.372462 medical conditions 0.416274 young adults 0.369709 higher rates 0.363317 sepsis 0.317388 meningococcal meningitis cases 0.680646 invasive meningococcal disease 0.616601	United States 0.441175 throat secretions 0.37286 total cases 0.370758 prophylaxis 0.335637 hemolytic uremic syndrome 0.422926 meningococcal vaccines 0.550869 lengthy contact 0.365167 sub-Saharan Africa 0.374303 reportable condition 0.366864 following groups 0.35975 close contact 0.370464 meningococcal vaccination recommendations 0.594263 local health departments 0.414449 meningococcal disease surveillance 0.618337 highest rates 0.372975 people 0.361834 certain medical conditions 0.413526 rash 0.316019 meningitis belt 0.375999 Recent data 0.36297 close contacts 0.427891 meningococcal bacteria 0.569786 household 0.324215 multiple serogroups 0.375539	CLICK HERE
11888	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Interim Guidance for Healthcare Workers Providing Care in West African Countries Affected by the Ebola Outbreak: Limiting Heat Burden While Wearing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)	null	Personal protective equipment 0.22203 hot environment 0.269952 proper rest breaks 0.271785 previous work experience 0.245387 body weight 0.256751 heat illness 0.255235 heat stress 0.311856 heat-related illnesses 0.759044 Heat Safety Tool 0.253519 electrolyte replacement fluids 0.694319 heat stroke 0.261538 risk factors 0.220846 heat index table 0.25347 usual work shift 0.338255 Schedule workers 0.243713 heat-related illness 0.847412 rest breaks 0.374938 body weight changes 0.224173 heat index 0.314454 Limited electrical power 0.223526 shorter work shifts 0.332358 previous heat-related illness 0.387582 core body temperature 0.323583 frequent rest breaks 0.252742 work shift 0.364474	rest area 0.396485 NIOSH Heat Stress 0.24816 PPE healthcare workers 0.448545 Heat stress control 0.235461 Occupational Safety 0.255085 work exposure time 0.253856 hot environmental conditions 0.231555 heat-related morbidity 0.281353 potentially unacclimatized workers 0.270927 pre-existing medical conditions 0.225947 shaded area 0.220822 limited air movement 0.224344 treatment areas—waterproof apron 0.22147 indoor heat sources 0.255444 oral rehydration salts 0.418941 heat casualty management 0.235968 heat-related symptoms 0.294572 Help healthcare workers 0.329965 body temperature increase 0.223928 healthcare workers 0.969556 heat index increases 0.252091 West Africa 0.225425 risk 0.223615 hot working conditions 0.239019	CLICK HERE
13529	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Contact Lens Health Week - August 24-28, 2015	August 24–28, 2015, marks the second annual Contact Lens Health Week. In collaboration with partners from clinical, public health, industry, and regulatory sectors, CDC is promoting healthy contact lens wear and care practices to reduce the risk for eye infections and complications associated with poor contact lens hygiene.	proper wear 0.252547 Human Services 0.285323 MMWR HTML versions 0.287915 U.S. Department 0.283035 electronic PDF version 0.283863 population-based estimate 0.256763 contact lenses 0.313167 proper care 0.261894 Additional information 0.249316 costly eye infections 0.315842 Contact Lens Health 0.504461 Contact GPO 0.276082 healthy contact lens 0.446146 commercial sources 0.248819 care practices 0.259189 current prices 0.247044 eye doctor 0.256189 regulatory sectors 0.255251 lens hygiene habits 0.482367 poor contact lens 0.445431 original paper copy 0.28543 annual Contact Lens 0.45067 significant proportion 0.250421 contact lens hygiene 0.683114	Proper contact lens 0.418061 contact lens wearers 0.941133 United States 0.307708 U.S. Government Printing 0.289525 original MMWR paper 0.286341 vision problems 0.250608 regular visits 0.248318 lens hygiene habit 0.407335 MMWR readers 0.250964 character translation 0.246595 safer contact lens 0.43027 contact lens wear 0.515496 public health 0.260946 format errors 0.245891 painful eye 0.262192 higher risk 0.251024 observance targets 0.24957 typeset documents 0.248129 trade names 0.248849 contact lens compliance 0.416473 official text 0.246073 U.S. population 0.250165 non-CDC sites 0.247849 eye infections 0.402606	CLICK HERE