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1077	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	QuickStats: Percentage of Adults Aged 25 or Older Who Were Current Smokers or Current Regular Drinkers,* by Education Level - National Health Interview Survey, United States, 2012	Abbreviation: GED = general equivalency diploma.	high school 0.989291 endorsement 0.33731 Alternate Text 0.378876 separate questions 0.394757 Human Services 0.457195 U.S. civilian population 0.45678 lifetime 0.334224 current regular drinker 0.474974 U.S. Department 0.450098 MMWR HTML versions 0.437646 current smokers 0.622748 electronic PDF version 0.436234 education level 0.380795 equivalency diploma recipients 0.479907 household interviews 0.384754 current regular drinkers 0.744454 Contact GPO 0.387272 percentages 0.33993 commercial sources 0.380232 age groups 0.384007 current prices 0.388056 general equivalency diploma 0.620434 standard population 0.383854 alcoholic beverage 0.525258	original paper copy 0.437721 cigarettes 0.359051 high school graduates 0.588076 United States 0.382734 U.S. Government Printing 0.446578 original MMWR paper 0.435561 adults 0.463198 drinks 0.369013 college graduates 0.461769 MMWR readers 0.378909 character translation 0.377135 entire life 0.481487 format errors 0.374387 typeset documents 0.37765 Respondents 0.348914 trade names 0.380271 official text 0.37456 U.S. population 0.384853 non-CDC sites 0.377658 college degree 0.453454 high school diploma 0.846756 Highest education 0.384204 confidence interval 0.387264 electronic conversions 0.37376	CLICK HERE
1110	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prevention Research Centers - Depression Prevention Using RAP Skills for Adolescents and Young Adults - PRC	Host Johns Hopkins University.	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
6814	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Influence of change in aerobic fitness and weight on prevalence of metabolic syndrome.	The metabolic syndrome is the clustering of several cardiometabolic risk factors that can lead to the development of coronary heart disease and type 2 diabetes. We evaluated whether a change in aerobic fitness resulting from a lifestyle intervention could significantly change the odds of metabolic syndrome prevalence.			CLICK HERE
6869	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Report of Human Infection with Swine Origin Influenza A (H3N2)	Report of Human Infection with Swine Origin Influenza A (H3N2) - CDC	type A influenza 0.387265 swine influenza virus 0.550582 CDC 0.271294 United States 0.313033 avian influenza viruses 0.529866 swine influenza 0.88659 ongoing human 0.265205 Test samples 0.2657 N2 genes 0.298679 main influenza type 0.430618 infected pigs 0.306488 North America 0.29335 infected animals 0.29084 H1N1 virus 0.263052 pigs 0.393915 pork products 0.30076 trH3N2 infection 0.271581 Weekly U.S. surveillance 0.295349 novel influenza viruses 0.605904 Swine flu viruses 0.542486 swine H3 0.371102 total number 0.257962 local health partners 0.298821	exhibits housing pigs 0.357946 human-to-human transmission 0.307548 pig barns 0.260465 recent Minnesota case 0.305252 virus infections 0.279236 animal influenza viruses 0.503904 virus subtypes 0.269242 influenza viruses—viruses 0.412851 flu website 0.265041 close proximity 0.262111 human seasonal influenza 0.426199 high illness rates 0.301888 animal influenza surveillance 0.442109 human influenza virus 0.431478 human infections 0.41892 influenza viruses 0.935931 late 1990s 0.30202 U.S. surveillance 0.314486 flu season 0.265284 American swine herds 0.409893 illness onset 0.257798 human infection 0.523607 humans 0.275775	CLICK HERE
9078	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Consumer Nutrition Environments of Hospitals: An Exploratory Analysis Using the Hospital Nutrition Environment Scan for Cafeterias, Vending Machines, and Gift Shops, 2012 - CDC	Hospitals are the primary worksite of over 5 million adults in the United States, and millions of meals are procured and consumed in this setting. Because many worksite nutrition initiatives use an ecological framework to improve the dietary habits of employees, the nutrition values of foods served in hospitals is receiving attention.	hospitals 0.671239 healthful food choices 0.500225 gift shops 0.765725 Texas Health Science 0.499997 nutrition environment survey 0.49424 overall consumer nutrition 0.505319 nutrition composite score 0.678742 total possible points 0.580523 healthful items 0.512447 food service 0.836146 organizational nutrition environment 0.495484 unhealthful items 0.500123 healthful cafeteria practices 0.502152 overall nutrition 0.571732 gift shop section 0.50699 healthful eating 0.493973 food service operation 0.503413 gift shop sections 0.489142 nutrition composite scores 0.909573 Southern California hospitals 0.494271 food service outlets 0.521398 hospital nutrition environment 0.582421 good consumer nutrition 0.496163 small hospital cafeterias 0.492528 average consumer nutrition 0.503498	community nutrition environment 0.499498 higher nutrition composite 0.517629 food service departments 0.511095 consumer nutrition environment 0.966492 hospital cafeterias 0.551085 Nutrition Environment Scan 0.53084 study 0.498917 consumer nutrition environments 0.85032 facility size 0.538792 multiple consumer nutrition 0.488756 hospital consumer nutrition 0.515472 Large hospital cafeterias 0.49509 common food service 0.490692 public health 0.547725 health care systems 0.504942 healthful practices 0.489562 greater nutrition environment 0.497722 large facility size 0.507301 healthful nutrition practices 0.526063 gift shop 0.563913 hospital food service 0.511903 food service operations 0.721687 Health Science Center 0.499876 healthful foods 0.53344	CLICK HERE
9666	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Veterinary Health Care: Biological Safety - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic	Veterinary medicine and animal care workers are at risk of exposure to zoonoses, infectious diseases that spread from animals to humans. Possible routes of transmission include aerosol, droplet spray, ingestion (oral), direct contact, indirect contact (e.g., fomite), or vector-borne. Sources of exposure include animals, body fluids, contaminated tools, surfaces, or other objects in the environment.	veterinary personnel 0.349348 Animal Handlers 0.344529 infectious diseases 0.345349 AVMA Waste Disposal 0.379707 Mass. Dept. 0.340679 Veterinary medicine 0.354203 Work-Related Asthma 0.342163 Lung Disease Bulletin 0.373674 Control Best Practices 0.384248 droplet spray 0.348244 veterinary concern 0.347794 Bird Flu 0.339793 Possible routes 0.344772 Canadian Council 0.341867 CDC EID Journal 0.370857 Bovine Tuberculosis 0.339531 Small Animal Veterinary 0.387538 Human Rabies Prevention 0.379068 zoonoses 0.373635 Antibiotic Resistance 0.340605 Iowa State University 0.915622 body fluids 0.345316 Ontario Veterinary College 0.374774 ACVIM Small Animal 0.376416	human pathogens 0.351925 Public Health Occupational 0.406783 Public Health 0.763626 CDC MRSA 0.34519 NIOSH Alert 0.38551 United States 0.378322 Avian Influenza 0.373392 methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus 0.397463 Immunization Practices 0.340534 Infection Prevention 0.356198 AVMA Aardvarks2Zebras 0.351918 U.S. Marine Mammal 0.369513 Infection control practices 0.398662 zoonotic disease risks 0.390624 Laboratory Animal Workers 0.380333 Human-animal medicine 0.343501 Center 0.369197 Germs Blog Resources 0.370632 Food Security 0.692949 JAVMA article 0.346999 Veterinary Practices 0.344549 Poultry Workers 0.34017 health risks 0.359235 animal care workers 0.393298	CLICK HERE
9981	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Global Health - Polio - Updates on CDC's Polio Eradication Efforts - December 20, 2013	Polio is a crippling and potentially deadly infectious disease caused by a virus that spreads from person to person invading the brain and spinal cord and causing paralysis. CDC is a strategic partner in the overall effort to eradicate polio worldwide.	global polio eradication 0.798505 polio vaccination campaigns 0.343598 global polio surveillance 0.334719 Polio Eradication Initiative 0.483655 polio eradication plans 0.424158 polio eradication 0.99501 polio eradication progress 0.418754 polio cases 0.351082 Polio incidence 0.278375	polio outbreaks 0.358571 polio vaccination campaign 0.334994 Polio Eradication Effort 0.493767 CDC’s polio 0.38105 polio vaccination 0.352523 polio eradication activities 0.538167 CDC polio eradication 0.607892 polio surveillance 0.409771 polio worldwide 0.314412	CLICK HERE
10966	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Malaria - Features - Malaria and Summer Tropical Travel	Featured story on the World Health Organizations's 2009 World Malaria Report.	reason 0.328562 dusk 0.329103 Summer 0.329737 health information 0.420167 tropical overseas areas 0.579871 trip 0.325494 malaria exposure 0.737688 preventable disease 0.448342 children 0.386974 weather 0.329652 flu-like illness 0.4466 mosquitoes 0.375217 relaxation 0.331175 diseases 0.328806 relatives 0.369786 insect repellent 0.475949 CDC Malaria website 0.822443 clear directions 0.428093 CDC interactive malaria 0.861874 visitor 0.326736 health history 0.425781 medicine properly. 0.429567 sunscreen 0.370328 grandparents 0.334308 country table 0.436076	malaria 0.986396 good news 0.448157 CDC Travelers 0.443032 medical attention 0.433155 certain medicines 0.440163 place 0.352844 old friends 0.453954 map 0.325848 travel history 0.42449 international travel 0.427672 Health website 0.420821 restaurants. 0.329249 bites 0.361963 people 0.329687 exotic tropical destination 0.581711 home 0.354221 doctor 0.35119 package directions 0.427432 malaria information 0.726572 healthcare provider 0.436248 best beaches 0.460228 tropics 0.333074 time 0.355103 family 0.329199	CLICK HERE
11627	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Statement from the Director on Ebola | Media Statement - | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	sufficient number 0.610838 emergency response 0.291494 Ebola Treatment Units 0.852238 critical opportunity 0.335401 critical issue 0.34052 United States 0.315992 severe costs 0.297602 world community 0.339465 Tom Frieden 0.32826 ongoing action 0.281699 recent significant increases 0.602274	international commitments 0.358445 Ebola case 0.707329 important tool 0.307283 home care 0.284892 Ebola response planners 0.902627 Disease Control 0.277969 international community 0.540496 ebola response 0.910654 Ebola patients 0.604176 Ebola Response model 0.906037	CLICK HERE
15931	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Fewer Than Half of Americans Report Having Gotten A Flu Vaccine this Season	Fewer Than Half of Americans Report Having Gotten A Flu Vaccine this Season	CDC 0.356962 Flu vaccination uptake 0.542457 H3N2 flu viruses 0.458217 better vaccine effectiveness 0.337168 Hospitalizations Averted 0.333839 ongoing flu vaccination 0.551759 influenza vaccine viruses 0.381924 vaccination coverage 0.338425 highest vaccination rates 0.362844 season 0.678788 flu vaccination 0.822044 vaccination rates 0.465449 season’s flu 0.414278 health care providers 0.404905 flu-associated medical visits 0.367678 Influenza Hospitalization Surveillance 0.312976 estimates 0.492555 higher vaccination rates 0.367403 flu hospitalizations 0.436183 flu illness 0.460205 Past flu vaccine 0.486578 vaccine effectiveness 0.432132 medical visits 0.452333 lowest vaccination rates 0.370505 older people 0.434884	flu illnesses 0.456335 influenza vaccine coverage 0.381646 United States 0.372665 overall vaccination rate 0.381275 laboratory-confirmed flu cases 0.415675 flu vaccine 0.572471 flu-associated hospitalizations 0.656971 annual flu vaccine 0.479441 burden 0.395484 vaccine uptake estimates 0.490905 health care 0.465336 final estimates 0.309331 flu medical visits 0.423284 little flu activity 0.439556 long-term care facilities 0.458981 CDC’s estimates 0.310311 10thNational Influenza Vaccination 0.424207 flu viruses 0.506233 single flu season 0.450251 people 0.493182 flu 0.982356 vaccine coverage 0.452777 flu season 0.501222 flu activity update 0.467943	CLICK HERE