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1111	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC's Race to Eradicate Polio | CDC Features	The fight against polio has been part of CDC’s mission since the 1950s, and the global push to eradicate polio is just the latest chapter in CDC’s polio efforts	global polio eradication 0.779521 Global Immunization Division 0.318631 polio eradication activities 0.615361 final push 0.285403 Melinda Gates Foundation 0.285185 latest chapter 0.31176 national polio surveillance 0.596053 polio worldwide 0.588744 entire CDC community 0.438457 Polio Eradication Initiative 0.698898 Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.296917 World Health Organization 0.296692 subsequent national Salk 0.316608 polio cases 0.535817 global push 0.315042 Polio rates 0.515286 Emergency Operations Center 0.306754 polio transmission 0.518853 massive vaccination effort 0.325203 infectious viral disease 0.301644 polio vaccine 0.628158 United States 0.299705 founder Alex Langmuir 0.296572 Polio control 0.524426 polio vaccination 0.561242	worldwide eradication 0.308859 global eradication 0.310905 Sabin vaccination programs 0.34096 Chief EIS Officer 0.303345 Dr. Greg Wallace 0.289642 historically high rate 0.289562 U.S. health protection 0.294399 Jonas Salk 0.32475 unvaccinated U.S. resident 0.291188 polio efforts 0.638406 Dr. Jonas Salk 0.323235 CDC’s mission 0.393383 significant public health 0.30034 largest public health 0.292299 important eradication effort 0.34357 CDC’s polio 0.725137 polio 0.971187 Sabin polio vaccines 0.612801 Ira L. Myers 0.292854 Albert Sabin 0.320441 widespread polio 0.520117 oral polio vaccine 0.596549 Dr. Albert Sabin 0.319178 polio eradication efforts 0.610315	CLICK HERE
4583	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	November 24, 2009: States Where Persons Infected with the Outbreak Strain of E. coli O157:H7 Live, United States, by State | E. coli CDC	Get the latest CDC information on the recent infections from ground beef, and find out what you can do to protect yourself and your family.	O157 0.425014 cluster 0.35494 CDC 0.328238 United States 0.634246 Maine 0.320958 ongoing case finding 0.504972 advanced secondary DNA 0.499746 strains 0.327217 human isolates 0.434232 number 0.338657 Massachusetts 0.321072 ill persons 0.412882 Beef 0.324176 E. coli 0.977842	outbreak strain 0.775849 secondary tests 0.409991 H7 Live 0.558502 Outbreak Investigations 0.494187 genetic associations 0.411549 New York 0.40921 California 0.321197 Fairbank Farms 0.443726 persons 0.455309 New Hampshire 0.409568 Connecticut 0.32114 H7 Infections Associated 0.652347 Maryland 0.321026 Multistate Outbreak 0.50504	CLICK HERE
4623	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Get Smart About Antibiotics | Fast Facts | CDC	Facts about antibiotic use and resistance in the United States.			CLICK HERE
6352	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Protect the Ones You Love - Sports Injuries	null	right stuff 0.64908 recreation-related injuries 0.739202 sports protective equipment 0.852975 children 0.487063 school 0.439957 best protection 0.640621 elbow pads 0.657617 prevention 0.438595 good model 0.624478 helmets 0.445793 wrist guards 0.664162 emergency department 0.659742 court 0.443204 steps 0.439978 close attention 0.626001 softball 0.438455 coaches 0.438266 chances 0.449183 field 0.443247 good condition 0.639085 baseball 0.438483 volleyball 0.438343 action plan 0.815422 parents 0.48226 activity 0.442226	positive safety messages 0.802556 child athletes 0.627263 concussion safety tips 0.907974 buckles 0.44733 ways 0.439776 helmet 0.443698 brain injury safety 0.814668 place 0.440753 right protective gear 0.848443 Poorly fitting equipment 0.850225 heat-related injuries 0.693138 padding 0.450446 soccer 0.438511 sure kids 0.779836 safe behavior 0.616132 HEADS 0.439429 Pay attention 0.640093 football 0.438427 humid environments 0.650331 recreation activities 0.925591 sports program 0.644023 lifestyle 0.441137 knee 0.44582 time—for example 0.639559	CLICK HERE
6998	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Hepatitis Awareness Month and National Hepatitis Testing Day - May 2012	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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.381184 hepatitis B virus 0.495793 HCV-infected persons 0.372165 Human Services 0.641388 assistive technology 0.383039 Testing Day activities 0.373596 U.S. Department 0.483068 MMWR HTML versions 0.425893 health-care–associated viral hepatitis 0.619839 electronic PDF version 0.419467 National Hepatitis Testing 0.807359 Hepatitis Awareness 0.505215 Additional information 0.370404 Contact GPO 0.378963 commercial sources 0.368848 troubling increase 0.374355 current prices 0.367045 HHS action plan 0.445627 original paper copy 0.421944 young adults 0.372386 viral hepatitis prevention 0.622221 viral hepatitis action 0.624427 action plan 0.516796 United States 0.449958	HCV infection 0.395836 U.S. Government Printing 0.427784 original MMWR paper 0.423837 major city 0.374754 MMWR readers 0.372824 character translation 0.365972 health-care settings 0.37382 silent epidemic 0.367885 format errors 0.365173 viral hepatitis surveillance 0.604377 viral hepatitis 0.947855 HCV transmission 0.388132 subject line 0.381685 17th anniversary 0.373035 typeset documents 0.368433 trade names 0.36889 official text 0.365287 blood glucose monitoring 0.436936 young persons 0.373692 non-CDC sites 0.367809 transmission patterns 0.369168 drug-use behaviors 0.374502 HBV infection 0.400845 electronic conversions 0.364065	CLICK HERE
8790	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Preventing Chronic Disease | Smoke-Free Rules and Secondhand Smoke Exposure in Homes and Vehicles Among US Adults, 2009"2010 - CDC	An increasing number of US states and localities have implemented comprehensive policies prohibiting tobacco smoking in all indoor areas of public places and worksites. However, private settings such as homes and vehicles remain a major source of exposure to secondhand smoke (SHS) for many people. This study assessed the prevalence and correlates of voluntary smoke-free rules and SHS exposure in homes and vehicles among US adults.			CLICK HERE
9316	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012: 11_0221	CDC - Wide Page example description goes here	adultos sedentarios 0.815581 Salud Pública 0.616708	actividad física ayuda 0.809466	CLICK HERE
12281	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	What We Know About Indoor Tanning Among Minors	Indoor tanning increases skin cancer risk. The risk of skin cancer increases with each indoor tanning session and is highest among those who start tanning at a younger age.	indoor tanning session 0.688548 skin cancer 0.609573 boys 0.326583 white high school 0.801542 late teens 0.448718 indoor tanning 0.905925 girls tans indoors 0.714888 younger age 0.44488 youth 0.32984 ethnic groups.24 0.43941 tanning increases skin 0.747815	mothers 0.329019 members 0.326407 cancer risk 0.448627 adolescence 0.336917 habitual indoor tanners 0.565516 younger age.11 0.472972 tan indoors 0.719982 non-Hispanic whites 0.456542 Adolescents 0.329705 high school girls 0.774208 skin cancer increases 0.591932	CLICK HERE
12385	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	World Pneumonia Day (150W x 405H)	null			CLICK HERE
15415	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Disparities in Health Insurance Coverage and Health Status Among Farmworkers, Sonoma County, California, 2013-2014	Preventing Chronic Disease (PCD) is a peer-reviewed electronic journal established by the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. PCD provides an open exchange of information and knowledge among researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and others who strive to improve the health of the public through chronic disease prevention.	participant farmworkers 0.451424 health insurance 0.596408 Sonoma County farmworkers 0.704464 AMA PRA 0.367422 farmworkers 0.863795 health insurance status 0.392229 health outcomes 0.408016 health disparities 0.454204 preventable health disparities 0.384047 health care access 0.42424 Sonoma County adult 0.372499 fair health 0.430786 health insurance coverage 0.377618 adult farmworkers 0.508106 self-reported health 0.416919 Sonoma County adults 0.631843 undocumented immigrant farmworkers 0.507458 significant health disparities 0.381823 Health Interview Survey 0.393756 seasonal farmworkers 0.46196 adult Sonoma County 0.402066 farm work 0.367751 self-reported health status 0.415578 undocumented farmworkers 0.457542 health status 0.427771	Workers Health Survey 0.367067 full-time farmworkers 0.464092 labor management companies 0.407843 self-rated general health 0.391402 undocumented immigrants 0.407718 Farmworker Health Survey 0.403764 Sonoma County residents 0.408346 immigration status 0.377426 County Farmworker Health 0.415044 male farmworkers 0.489278 educational attainment 0.387709 California Health Interview 0.395271 California farmworkers 0.51419 US-based health insurance 0.50532 sonoma county farmworker 0.440547 Sonoma County 0.994838 Sonoma County sample 0.407802 health care 0.534056 self-reported health outcomes 0.384993 Sonoma County population 0.382215 female farmworkers 0.454298 health 0.676017 local health care 0.369368 high blood pressure 0.609033	CLICK HERE