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4406	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Hurricane Logo (600W x 600H)	null			CLICK HERE
5591	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Phenyl ether-biphenyl mixture (vapor) - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards	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
7742	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Bartonella - Transmission	Bartonella bacteria cause several diseases in humans. The three most common are cat scratch disease, caused by B. henselae; trench fever, caused by B. quintana; and Carrión's disease, caused by B. bacilliformis.	pets 0.236072 trench fever 0.95735 vertebrate reservoir 0.400584 North America 0.400485 competent arthropod vectors 0.586301 children 0.241983 homeless populations 0.403748 bartonellosis 0.258355 convincing evidence 0.421585 infected cat fleas 0.740042 western South America 0.555017 human body louse 0.613807 organism 0.236397 Andean highlands 0.396974 scratch 0.238349 European trenches 0.414828 sand flies 0.393371 B. rochalimae 0.399208 feral cats 0.444093 Oroya fever 0.464714 geographic distribution 0.389957 newly recognized species 0.55935 Andes Mountains 0.400007 infected body lice 0.678911 United States 0.415215	scratches 0.256765 winter 0.235678 association 0.234684 worldwide distribution 0.395469 kittens 0.237469 poor sanitation 0.408426 high population density 0.573698 genus Lutzomyia 0.41745 Bartonella infection 0.628039 Stray cats 0.420866 CSD 0.517098 bite 0.240308 body louse infestations 0.625088 World War 0.405427 Peruvian warts 0.399889 elevation 0.23587 disease 0.32774 cases 0.321832 ticks 0.291555 People 0.240302 Bartonella bacteria 0.875691 verruga peruana 0.392544 ill traveler 0.398042 humans 0.279172	CLICK HERE
8558	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - War Stories, Arne Thompson	War Stories, The first cases of illness from the 1918 flu pandemic in the United States were reported from Fort Riley, Kansas on March 11 when an Army private became ill; complaining of fever, sore throat, and headache. Military personnel were greatly impacted by the virus and many young recruits were dead from the flu before they ever saw combat.	Ret 0.278731 Coast Artillery Corps 0.719502 train ticket home 0.65968 aforementioned duty 0.496453 foreman 0.265109 dad 0.337899 David A. Thompson 0.776934 father 0.244908 soldiers 0.316424 PFC 0.269519 Railway Mail Service 0.676689 navigation Skip 0.705922 life 0.243522 CDR 0.263377 Christmas Eve 0.463376 Great Flu Pandemic 0.846841 Paynesville 0.376748	Storyteller 0.26017 post office 0.460762 Arne Thompson 0.519904 separation pay 0.453151 World War 0.713038 Army 0.288563 cordwood 0.288086 list Skip 0.710116 page options Skip 0.967819 Norwegian immigrants 0.494599 Minnesota 0.295414 over-whelmed burial 0.517439 Camp Dodge 0.467796 graves 0.252132 family 0.243444 comrades 0.271324 CHC 0.292967	CLICK HERE
9220	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | A Binational Overview of Reproductive Health Outcomes Among US Hispanic and Mexican Women in the Border Region - CDC	The US–Mexico border region has 15 million residents and 300,000 births annually. Reproductive health concerns have been identified on both sides of the border, but comparable information about reproductive health is not available. The objective of this study was to compare reproductive health indicators among populations in this region.	US–Mexico border communities 0.227318 Mexican women 0.266153 Mexican border women 0.447068 border birth rates 0.247734 United States 0.507315 total fertility rates 0.224858 Mexican border 0.731344 Mexican border areas 0.276548 high birth weight 0.22076 United States–Mexico border 0.235366 Mexican nonborder 0.202192 Mexican border states 0.366282 border state populations 0.218434 border residents 0.221806 US–Mexico border population 0.25822 US–Mexico border 0.28221 Mexican border municipios 0.249603 border rates 0.225451 Texas border counties 0.235006 Mexican birth certificate 0.217403	Mexican border region 0.400988 border state births 0.295235 border 0.935715 US–Mexico border region 0.250288 border county births 0.270373 border region 0.858768 border population 0.29063 border states 0.547215 birth certificate 0.260531 border region women 0.241506 border counties 0.299922 births 0.446874 border region births 0.303413 Mexican border births 0.379667 reproductive health 0.320954 prenatal care 0.30178 border region municipios 0.204281 Mexican border regions 0.270924 U.S.–Mexico border region 0.202961 Hispanic US–Mexico border 0.268726	CLICK HERE
9349	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Dependencia de la nicotina y sus factores de riesgo entre beneficiarios de los servicios médicos para veteranos, 2008-2009	null	Tsai J 0.736971 mayores factores 0.613545	Estados Unidos 0.921469 Chronic Dis 0.711722	CLICK HERE
11150	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NIOSH Update - NIOSH Health Hazard Evaluation Highlights Importance of Preventing Heat-Related Illness	null	rest periods 0.488675 hot environment 0.657675 mental status 0.493942 recommendations 0.430359 fellow workers 0.491151 worksites 0.4259 federal agency 0.485648 heat stress 0.7221 cooler weather 0.493638 cool areas 0.492851 Health Hazard Evaluation 0.931302 heat-related illnesses 0.6283 heat rashes 0.526612 work-related injuries 0.484647 severe form 0.493157 Health Act 0.485833 heat stroke 0.726902 recent Health Hazard 0.564856 Press Office Contact 0.590744 exertion 0.423089 bizarre behavior 0.492856 cool area 0.489835 new workers 0.496086 heat-related illness 0.748984 mandatory buddy 0.491987	symptoms 0.429828 outdoor tasks 0.488994 Drink water 0.486292 hot environments 0.65631 helpful tips 0.486387 heat illness prevention 0.625782 heat related illness 0.613453 Hazard Evaluation Program 0.559919 heat cramps 0.524968 Occupational Safety 0.583523 extreme heat 0.580682 national park 0.577265 hot summer 0.501757 frequent breaks 0.48878 pre-existing medical conditions 0.568091 low sugar beverages 0.554024 outdoor workers 0.569098 National Institute 0.501792 light-colored/light weight clothing 0.554114 hazard evaluation report 0.727124 Christina Spring 0.502482 body’s response 0.495027 information 0.429922 acclimatization 0.447287	CLICK HERE
14210	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	QA: Infants and Zika Virus Infection | Zika virus	null	QA 0.452294 CDC 0.40367	Infants 0.419194	CLICK HERE
16389	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Child Development, Developmental Screening	null	school settings 0.474858 American Academy 0.544191 developmental screening test 0.685475 early childhood programs 0.537128 developmental problems 0.586332 basic skills 0.47797 children 0.606117 educational settings 0.4726 Additional screening 0.515077 school readiness 0.474267 early warning signs 0.535086 Bright Futures materials 0.520293 intervention treatment services 0.683418 developmental disabilities 0.579358 formal diagnosis 0.539983 time significant delays 0.582089 early intervention treatment 0.685891 regular well-child doctor 0.540007 emotional well-being 0.474656 Well-child visits 0.476646 behavioral disability 0.470885 early intervention services 0.679295 important skills 0.470373 special health care 0.547618 high risk 0.475674	intellectual disability 0.473619 child 0.59844 Screening Guidelines 0.500475 United States 0.475338 developmental screening 0.933179 well-child visit 0.48209 periodic developmental screening 0.6972 healthy development 0.479619 developmental disorders 0.569974 health care 0.552225 developmental monitoring 0.722983 language delays 0.517298 regular contact 0.478547 developmental delays 0.858814 special needs 0.47789 early intervention 0.872473 short test 0.478072 attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder 0.478842 emotional health issues 0.524031 Bright Futures 0.522867 National Association 0.471385 low birthweight 0.482439 Young Children 0.484812 Developmental Surveillance 0.564756	CLICK HERE