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4782	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pertussis Disease Villain: Kid-Friendly Fact Sheet	Pertussis kid-friendly fact sheet	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
6720	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease and AssociatedHealth-Care Resource Use - North Carolina, 2007 and 2009	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.	North Carolina 0.740085 daily COPD medications 0.581595 adequate diagnostic spirometry 0.372181 COPD medications 0.624909 follow-up COPD module 0.565912 COPD patients 0.529795 data 0.380307 diagnostic breathing tests 0.374498 COPD exacerbations 0.544596 breathing test question 0.379615 adults 0.39078 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.396671 significant differences 0.411349 COPD symptoms 0.749815 severe COPD 0.543688 North Carolina Division 0.375631 COPD deaths 0.580687 North Carolina COPD 0.627251 health-care coverage 0.428854 COPD module 0.642479 breathing test 0.793691 COPD prevalence 0.588739 COPD-related symptoms 0.400946 environmental tobacco smoke 0.386551	medical care 0.373157 health status 0.429593 respondents 0.495855 health-care provider 0.390956 persons 0.375233 COPD-related health-care resources 0.372971 COPD Learn 0.531678 high COPD prevalence 0.582917 physician-diagnosed COPD 0.545521 COPD diagnosis 0.554756 overnight hospital stay 0.398357 diagnostic breathing test 0.751706 statistically significant differences 0.389896 high school diploma 0.388457 chronic bronchitis 0.490857 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.398658 breathing test rates 0.381944 COPD status 0.58222 advanced COPD 0.536556 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.399058 personal doctor 0.371244 COPD 0.949936 self-reported COPD 0.594198	CLICK HERE
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9595	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Preventing Chronic Disease - CDC: Volume 10, 2013: 13_0126	Volumen 10 — el 26 de septiembre de 2013.	Lutz JS 0.649173 Denise H 0.647124 Katrina D’Amore 0.631637 Quality Improvement Collaborative 0.847981 Daudelin DH 0.681784 Kathy Foell 0.629086 Foell K 0.628553 D’Amore K 0.628801	Mirian T 0.645229 Erin R 0.645102 Kulick ER 0.682928 estudio piloto 0.974458 Jennifer S 0.639282 Chronic Dis 0.655082 proyecto piloto 0.618054	CLICK HERE
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11810	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FAQ: Flu Vaccines & Preventing Flu Illness	Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about flu vaccines and preventing flu illness - CDC	Influenza Diagnostic Testing 0.479358 Flu Illness 0.691279 Flu Viruses 0.627184 flu vaccines 0.85885 Vaccine Benefits 0.482141 Prevent Flu 0.636593 Influenza Testing Results 0.502879 Flu Good Health 0.62402 Influenza Viruses 0.501226 Seasonal Influenza Vaccine 0.697241 Quadrivalent Influenza Vaccine 0.600071 Flu Adults 0.606674 Flu Activity 0.597036 Influenza Pandemic Virus 0.487684 (Flu) 0.767059 Preventing Flu Illness 0.656695 ) Vaccination 0.704341 Influenza Vaccines 0.531976 United States Flu 0.614237 Vaccine Safety Vaccine 0.598583 Influenza Viruses Types 0.498257 Flublok Seasonal Influenza 0.503104 Vaccine Supply 0.488156 Vaccination Flu Vaccination 0.656285 High-Dose Seasonal Influenza 0.504046	Weekly U.S. Influenza 0.479553 Flu Antiviral Drugs 0.72964 flu vaccine 0.992179 Seasonal Flu Vaccine 0.714172 CDC International Flu 0.610271 flu vaccine work 0.712638 Prevent Flu Preventive 0.619012 Flu Vaccine Recommendation 0.716319 Flu Treatment 0.611132 Influenza Vaccine 0.70206 Influenza Vaccination Clinic 0.497499 Flu News 0.570521 Flu Complications 0.588384 Flu Season Flu 0.920142 Diagnosis Flu Symptoms 0.61933 Flu Vaccine Safety 0.762066 Cell-Based Flu Vaccines 0.656573 Flu Season Current 0.63425 Vaccine Effectiveness 0.518553 Flu Vaccines Work 0.665783 Influenza Vaccine Advances 0.566995 Influenza Vaccine Doses 0.597202 Past Flu Seasons 0.621465 Influenza 2015-2016 Season 0.496302	CLICK HERE
12104	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Lung Cancer	Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death and the second most common cancer among both men and women in the United States.	lung cancer screening 0.737337 Basic Information 0.466932 United States 0.475014 naturally occurring gas 0.52905 cause 0.426897 possible benefits 0.464919 LDCT 0.410906 cell phone 0.468836 blog 0.41035 substitute 0.41469 QUIT-NOW 0.411492 lung cancer 0.918858 lung cancer images 0.638652 Early Detection 0.461251 common cancer 0.486837 rocks 0.411651 smoking 0.426851 podcast 0.411071 harms 0.415635 CDC Expert Commentary 0.514193 visit smokefree.gov 0.468572 text 0.411463	secondhand smoke 0.475292 non-smoker shares 0.471159 low-dose computed tomography 0.537584 important thing 0.474952 Household 0.410274 dirt 0.411036 People 0.411009 QUIT 0.419362 Talk 0.410821 Medscape 0.414725 home 0.411706 lung cancer risk 0.680331 lung cancer deaths 0.635877 doctor 0.410807 help 0.411545 social network profile 0.514632 Promising Time 0.470042 buildings 0.411204 Radon promising practices 0.546549 Web site 0.462587 women 0.412465	CLICK HERE
12847	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	de	Measles: It Isn't Just a Little Rash Infographic (600W x 1862H)	null			CLICK HERE
13272	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Brett's Story | Tips From Former Smokers	Brett started smoking when he was 16 to impress a pretty girl. By his midthirties, he had gum disease, which is a danger for all smokers. The tissues and bones holding Brett's teeth in place were breaking down. In this video from CDC's Tips From Former Smokers campaign, Brett talks about his addiction to cigarettes. Even after surgery to pull out 16 teeth, Brett was still smoking. As for the pretty girl, "I don't remember her name," says Brett, who now wears dentures. 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=808a6dce7e61e77db2480f92242c263020140620100501188	Brett 0.881582 Smokers 0.932887	CDC 0.92604 YouTube 0.871802	CLICK HERE