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1292	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prevalence and characteristics of women at risk for an alcohol-exposed pregnancy	FASDs are 100% preventable if a woman does not drink alcohol during pregnancy. There is no known safe amount of alcohol to drink while pregnant. There is also no safe time during pregnancy to drink and no safe kind of alcohol.	preterm birth 0.271044 safe level 0.266253 Sniezek JE 0.265823 non-pregnant women 0.304094 alcohol-exposed pregnancy risk 0.378011 biggest predictor 0.268796 binge drinking 0.388886 policy approaches 0.264532 drank alcohol 0.351776 women’s health 0.292829 pregnancy problems 0.289416 high response rate 0.314074 Tracking fetal alcohol 0.403964 developmental disabilities 0.338245 wider implementation 0.264351 prevention programs 0.266706 alcohol-exposed pregnancy 0.982244 contraception 0.369366 alcohol screening 0.341482 women’s plans 0.296938 birth control 0.40023 preconception care 0.266665 behavioral characteristics 0.268134 Child Health Journal 0.444716 fetal alcohol spectrum 0.785925	women 0.598161 sex partners 0.335686 United States 0.526727 early birth 0.274138 alcohol consumption 0.343582 FASD-related educational information 0.308154 cigarette smoking 0.265804 sudden infant death 0.447477 white wine 0.265922 drinking alcohol 0.361957 infant death syndrome 0.443544 nationally representative sample 0.312057 marital status 0.269218 Family Growth 0.337564 National Survey 0.32906 primary care systems 0.309312 characteristics 0.274985 reproductive age 0.365073 birth defects 0.334376 healthcare provider education 0.307122 alcohol spectrum disorders 0.779531 public health problem 0.32044 drinking behaviors 0.335571 risk 0.499345	CLICK HERE
7895	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Expanding Poliomyelitis and Measles Surveillance Networks toEstablish Surveillance for Acute Meningitis and EncephalitisSyndromes - Bangladesh, China, and India, 2006-2008	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.	Health Organization Regional 0.505975 JE surveillance 0.571903 sensitive surveillance 0.579033 parallel surveillance systems 0.591496 measles laboratory network 0.483628 VPD surveillance staff 0.621625 Disease Control 0.576708 measles surveillance reference 0.647188 Global Polio Eradication 0.51827 integrated VPD surveillance 0.593571 World Health Organization 0.890166 global surveillance networks 0.611222 AMES surveillance 0.642653 bacterial diseases 0.519021 VPD surveillance 0.759199 Introduction Quality surveillance 0.650554 Organization Regional Office 0.488798 acute febrile illness 0.496853 measles surveillance activities 0.649089 measles surveillance 0.726718 syndromic surveillance 0.581813 bacterial meningitis surveillance 0.801165 integrated surveillance systems 0.599831 National Polio Surveillance 0.658926	VPD surveillance systems 0.655314 bacterial testing 0.529546 bacterial meningitis diagnosis 0.524603 sentinel hospital laboratories 0.648293 polio reference laboratories 0.54892 surveillance reference laboratory 0.621742 measles surveillance networks 0.691772 rash/fever surveillance systems 0.620793 AES surveillance 0.655794 laboratory-supported bacterial meningitis 0.517126 endemic polio transmission 0.479866 bacterial culture 0.525455 surveillance systems 0.719994 bacterial vaccine-preventable causes 0.527968 surveillance 0.942036 AMES/AES surveillance 0.668265 Active AMES/AES surveillance 0.624158 public health 0.566643 bacterial meningitis incidence 0.551236 surveillance medical officers 0.612544 Field surveillance 0.599636 AES surveillance sites 0.605866 Bangladesh 0.499762 sentinel sites 0.484275	CLICK HERE
8184	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Learn the Signs. Act Early. Homepage	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities (NCBDDD), in collaboration with a number of national partners, launched a public awareness campaign called “Learn the Signs. Act Early.” The campaign aims to educate parents about childhood development, including early warning signs of autism and other developmental disorders, and encourages developmental screening and intervention.	health professionals 0.705975 Signs. 0.449488 agency 0.448926 learns 0.522047 birth 0.4595 Track your child 0.68369 acts 0.48504 families 0.452056 young child 0.652246 concern 0.607293	healthy child development 0.902976 federal effort 0.72227 partners 0.451575 moves 0.494776 speaks 0.495602 information 0.452176 Learn 0.449609 educators 0.474581 milestones 0.50975	CLICK HERE
8347	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	ACE Center Descriptions: University of North Carolina - Violence Prevention - Injury Center	null	MPEG 0.378858 search 0.263099 PDF 0.261307 PPT 0.446092	DOC 0.368812 information 0.262482 different file formats 0.938484 page 0.276773	CLICK HERE
9111	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2012 Ebola Outbreak Response in Uganda - CDC Global	null	laboratory specialist 0.252365 CDC 0.846462 Uganda Ministry 0.786264 Bundibugyo ebolavirus serology 0.462324 Sudan ebolavirus 0.281254 CDC’s Uganda 0.726478 critical supplies 0.259372 Kibaale District 0.294196 Bundibugyo ebolavirus outbreak 0.67347 World Health Organization 0.552643 outbreak response 0.491304 contact tracing 0.2624 months-long effort 0.289295	Democratic Republic 0.258783 laboratory equipment 0.256933 recent Ebola outbreak 0.905474 Ebola hemorrhagic fever 0.668193 Viral Hemorrhagic Fever 0.567675 important role 0.28042 CDC headquarters 0.550751 VHF laboratory 0.286225 non-federal site 0.27479 DRC Ministry 0.298269 Uganda office 0.690681 confirmed cases 0.334488	CLICK HERE
11325	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Education and Community Support for Health Literacy	This page provides resources for educational and community health literacy activities.	income 0.338792 different sectors 0.506571 Health literacy improvement 0.739994 cooperate 0.35764 health literacy skills 0.979335 health information 0.487883 matter 0.338859 navigation Skip 0.694718 school 0.334476 critical role 0.504174 health services 0.47235 social services 0.470841 action 0.335941	local health 0.481904 social support 0.48139 profession 0.338154 list Skip 0.693032 Community resources 0.472935 page options Skip 0.868683 health literate communities 0.662491 person 0.336103 Building health literacy 0.685454 organizations 0.370469 community play 0.494432 healthier lives 0.500812	CLICK HERE
12671	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	H1N1 Vaccine Questions? ...ask Dr. Anne	Chief Science Officer Dr. Anne Schuchat answers parents questions about the 2009 H1N1 flu and the vaccine to protect against it. Children aged six months through 24 years are recommended to receive H1N1 flu vaccine. Learn more about it, and how you can protect your family with this vaccine. 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://www.cdc.gov/cdctv/	Dr. Anne 0.863446	Vaccine Questions 0.968841	CLICK HERE
13051	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Spring Break Health and Safety Tips - FamilyHealth	Family health information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)	skin cancer 0.61425 new activity 0.636811 non-alcoholic alternatives 0.646076 eye protection 0.615701 Alcohol-related motor vehicle 0.762307 fitness program 0.631106 unintentional injuries 0.634706 Good nutrition 0.617405 spring break 0.661682 unintended pregnancy 0.631251 drug problem 0.615185 life vests 0.623941 hot sun 0.618775 national suicide prevention 0.706318 contact lenses 0.82583 wraparound sunglasses 0.619254 physical abuse 0.623618 safety check program 0.712202 UV ray protection 0.699571 sexually transmitted diseases 0.968134 regular physical activity 0.717227 positive changes 0.615823 contact lens supplies 0.723183 boating education course 0.724623 heart rates 0.629249	care tips 0.620477 special food 0.628076 substance abuse help 0.70774 lower your risk 0.621659 low-fat dairy products 0.704773 appropriate safety gear 0.719999 wear sunscreen 0.630333 alcoholic beverages 0.618849 overall healthy lifestyle 0.704149 drinking alcohol 0.633634 emergency services 0.614579 travel destination 0.625071 sexual violence 0.620398 fun activities 0.633182 high-risk activity 0.629142 sure way 0.641351 cold winter 0.616763 best things 0.621586 little sun 0.61714 unprotected sun exposure 0.713236 uninfected partner 0.618878 practice healthy wear 0.731375 eye infections 0.707086 knee pads 0.615618	CLICK HERE
13876	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pregnant? Get a Flu Shot! | CDC Features	If you're pregnant, a flu shot is your best protection against serious flu illness. A flu shot can protect pregnant women, their unborn babies, and even the baby after birth.	prescription antiviral drugs 0.290624 brothers 0.220957 babysitters 0.227641 important step 0.255172 certain pregnancy complications 0.301012 pregnant women 0.860004 best protection 0.26267 pregnant woman 0.319978 flu vaccination 0.480628 possible contamination 0.250512 single-dose units 0.250857 single-dose flu shots 0.449809 flu illness 0.485574 birth 0.237323 additional way 0.29768 trimester 0.226225 high risk 0.255826 thimerosal-free influenza vaccine 0.293502 flu symptoms 0.435132 doses 0.220695 baby’s caregivers 0.296487 United States 0.293146 grandparents 0.223947 rigorous scientific research 0.292413 injectable influenza vaccine 0.296797	flu vaccine 0.474997 babies 0.233822 flu complications 0.465181 safe way 0.249534 flu shots 0.685255 flu antibodies 0.431868 KB 0.223669 Recent studies 0.253104 health care 0.250735 multi-dose vials 0.295398 greater chance 0.256874 everyday preventive actions 0.287007 sisters 0.220951 flu 0.926611 thimerosal-containing vaccines 0.249941 doctor 0.220495 nasal spray vaccine 0.304058 flu shot 0.749584 U.S. market 0.250363 short video 0.260829 close contacts 0.303157 flu season 0.410414 severe illness 0.319909 thimerosal-free flu shot 0.459815	CLICK HERE
14199	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CROI Select CDC Studies of Interest | 2016 | Newsroom | NCHHSTP	Your Connection to the Latest HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis, STD and TB News at CDC	awareness levels 0.379991 Hynes Convention Center 0.565626 outpatient visits 0.392657 Michelle Van Handel 0.432543 annual check-ups 0.433162 white men 0.415827 routine doctor visit 0.611966 health insurance coverage 0.559356 testing opportunity 0.388809 routine HIV testing 0.85335 adult men 0.380553 routine doctor visits 0.568345 regular doctor visits 0.455741 highest percent 0.42655 current gaps 0.456209 high risk 0.381581 CDC Contact 0.47083 Session P-X3 0.44861 additional insight 0.377016 new infections 0.38428 United States Preventive 0.439294 United States 0.448429 HIV testing recommendation 0.555411 HIV tests 0.499074 percent 0.46968	HIV testing rates 0.623687 Latino men 0.502578 highest percentage 0.372409 local health 0.376902 non-Hispanic whites 0.378487 National Ambulatory Medical 0.428524 routine health care 0.468312 CDC studies 0.422464 black men 0.416194 individual characteristics 0.378172 U.S. adults 0.376334 free HIV testing 0.572978 HIV testing recommendations 0.5657 Services Task Force 0.439653 regional variation 0.37668 high prevalence 0.372426 medical care 0.451932 people 0.396406 bisexual men 0.394887 routine HIV screening 0.619667 Hall A/B 0.442706 HIV screening 0.731348 HIV testing 0.92358 white counterparts 0.42368	CLICK HERE