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5196	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	April 7, 2011: Outbreak of E. coli O157:H7 Infections Associated with In-shell Hazelnuts Epi Curve | E. coli CDC	FDA, CDC, and Costco warn consumers to avoid Bravo Farms Dutch Style Gouda cheese	O157 0.367655 average 0.326387 CDC 0.332194 E. coli Cases 0.626731 people 0.32288 In-shell Hazelnuts Epi 0.659789 number 0.322912 Timeline 0.321166 Persons 0.323406 person 0.322292	outbreak 0.611147 H7 Infections Associated 0.76696 epi curve 0.619213 epidemic curve 0.459142 illness onset 0.444174 time 0.321325 chart 0.345604 E. coli 0.910577 Multistate Outbreak 0.561065 outbreak strain 0.549735	CLICK HERE
6075	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	tert-Butyl alcohol - 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
6098	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Chromic acid and chromates - 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
6146	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Media Relations - Press Release: August 2, 2011	Majority of U.S. hospitals do not fully support breastfeeding New CDC report shows missed opportunities for preventing childhood obesity beginning at birth	CDC′s national survey 0.52942 healthy breastfeeding infants 0.825713 hospital practices 0.624891 Changing hospital practices 0.537114 Mortality Weekly Report 0.511289 hospital staff 0.450115 lactation consultants 0.422541 important strategy 0.43646 model breastfeeding 0.733008 Health Promotion 0.432311 mothers 0.609947 Disease Control 0.434702 CDC journal Morbidity 0.517185 state breastfeeding rates 0.781015 World Breastfeeding 0.688641 proven hospital practices 0.554848 baby spend 0.424039 reduced risk 0.431484 Low rates 0.421827 important support systems 0.560545 health care costs 0.540564 Successful Breastfeeding 0.704574 support mothers 0.58919 important things 0.427603 Vital Signs 0.789189	children′s health 0.453295 hospital stay 0.436967 motor vehicle passenger 0.499136 U.S. hospitals 0.604429 percent 0.438571 critical.  Hospitals 0.499408 cardiovascular health 0.423308 Baby–Friendly Hospital Initiative 0.541461 CDC′s mPINC survey 0.521916 hospitals practice 0.493212 prescription drug overdose 0.502902 support many women 0.451507 key health indicators 0.507143 Vital Signs report 0.595304 better hospital support 0.621655 R. Frieden 0.433242 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.508662 childhood obesity 0.547053 CDC report 0.440782 breastfeeding 0.917003 medical costs.  Babies 0.567845 newborn.  Breastfeeding 0.738503 Maternity Practices 0.429764 CDC Director Thomas 0.552454	CLICK HERE
7164	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Smoking-Attributable Mortality, Years of Potential Life Lost, and Productivity Losses --- United States, 2000--2004	null	smoking prevalence rates 0.502554 age-specific smoking-attributable deaths 0.655136 smoking-attributable productivity losses 0.5064 ischemic heart disease 0.596836 cancer deaths 0.468311 annual smoking-attributable health-care 0.457688 National Health Interview 0.481636 smoking-attributable diseases 0.422261 Smoking-attributable fractions 0.404951 lung cancer 0.542576 smoking-attributable residential fires 0.551833 pediatric RR estimates 0.419554 productivity loss estimates 0.434135 estimates 0.47274 premature deaths 0.43606 Future SAMMEC estimates 0.410945 Health Interview Survey 0.48477 different smoking histories 0.453872 United States health-care 0.366948 relative risk 0.448929 attributable disease morbidity 0.385497 chronic airway obstruction 0.430447 Smoking-attributable YPLL 0.428184 smoking-attributable fraction 0.421535 preventable deaths 0.43535	maternal smoking prevalence 0.523075 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.489036 secondhand smoking 0.422126 smoking prevalence 0.816202 smoking-attributable health-care expenditures 0.569389 cerebrovascular disease deaths 0.525936 cigar smoking 0.401239 United States 0.64474 early cardiovascular disease 0.374523 smoking-attributable deaths 0.913619 cigarette smoking 0.641724 public health burden 0.488479 productivity losses 0.850024 heart disease 0.780308 public health 0.576377 heart disease deaths 0.630262 adult deaths 0.426072 relative risk estimates 0.428991 infant deaths 0.423316 cigarette smoking prevalence 0.530821 annual SAM estimates 0.435539 smoking-attributable mortality 0.439169 smoking-attributable costs 0.390685 coronary heart disease 0.462086	CLICK HERE
8535	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Secondhand Smoke and Asthma - Tips From Former Smokers	The Tips From Former Smokers campaign features real people suffering as a result of smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke.	good role model 0.437023 health care provider 0.453189 milder attacks 0.378791 Human Services 0.595613 family member 0.378558 burning cigarette 0.376943 U.S. Department 0.590226 off-campus school events 0.43821 people’s triggers 0.408258 Health Promotion 0.422166 Disease Control 0.640471 centers 0.397251 school property 0.373886 lungs 0.350665 Involuntary Exposure 0.370473 secondhand smoke 0.654367 Long-term control 0.377293 National Center 0.419636 asthma attacks 0.602567 tobacco smoke 0.628071 asthma 0.924898 asthma attack 0.743648 common asthma triggers 0.731205 Research Triangle Park 0.427015 helpful tips 0.37892	National Asthma Control 0.578568 Basic Information 0.372635 National Toxicology Program 0.520805 Health Consequences 0.38089 airways 0.390271 public areas 0.376912 Twelfth Edition 0.369827 Environmental Health Sciences 0.439471 fine particles 0.379189 Tobacco smoke—including secondhand 0.478833 tobacco-free campus policy 0.44343 asthma medicines2 0.514987 Asthma Stats 0.509688 important way 0.376032 National Institute 0.372538 Smoke Causes Disease 0.504722 Report 0.337573 breathing 0.32899 U.S. adults 0.38111 No-smoking sections 0.379189 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.513575 doctor 0.328486 Surgeon General 0.426791 care centers 0.377948	CLICK HERE
11403	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Facts and Statistics: Noise - NIOSH Workplace Safety & Health	null	oc¬cupational hearing loss 0.679677 United States 0.494359 carpenters 0.421436 dBA exchange rate 0.632107 occupational illness 0.507765 occupational hearing loss 0.695095 typical hearing losses 0.674456 adults 0.416611 program 0.416703 noise-related hearing loss 0.706789 U.S. 0.41851 typical tools 0.495309 studies 0.416688 exposure time 0.509478 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.574504 occupational noise 0.570226 workers 0.45894 Chart depicting noise 0.61607	nutritional status 0.494092 cases 0.45655 NIOSH 0.507113 level 0.420379 manufacturing industry 0.493448 Occupationally-Induced Hearing Loss 0.676465 old ears 0.493368 increase 0.418609 people 0.418534 Statistics 0.417061 National Health 0.492737 DHHS 0.428662 Publication No. 0.497878 old carpenter 0.49168 impairment 0.42235 worker exposures 0.522928 NHANES 0.416824 hearing loss 0.96784	CLICK HERE
13532	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Occupational Hydrofluoric Acid Injury from Car and TruckWashing - Washington State, 2001-2013	Carolyn K. Reeb-Whitaker, MS1; Carly M. Eckert, MD2; Naomi J.	corrosive chemical burns 0.566668 State Fund workers 0.571552 HF ingestion 0.680432 nonhospitalized workers 0.53975 HF-based truck wash 0.605244 HF concentration 0.619943 Chemical Abstracts Service 0.533992 open wash buckets 0.545156 Washington State Fund 0.541184 truck washing 0.694968 HF burns 0.644722 car wash industry 0.644846 compensation medical record 0.531618 car wash worker 0.658639 truck wash worker 0.804762 HF-based wash product 0.610684 product safety data 0.608681 calcium gluconate injection 0.530501 Washington State Department 0.585955 fatal HF ingestion 0.664163 injured worker 0.55182 Potential nonhospitalized burn 0.576748 exposure route 0.531749 Washington State 0.730295	HF solution 0.642939 truck wash workers 0.61536 occupational HF 0.687721 occupational HF poisonings 0.656576 chemical burns 0.649905 HF exposure 0.820075 corrosive skin burn 0.583432 car wash workers 0.608989 Safety Data Sheets 0.604244 sulfuric acid 0.572595 free fluoride ions 0.528386 permanent partial disability 0.596887 HF-based products 0.600594 hazardous alternatives 0.56363 HF-based wash 0.613809 workers 0.735084 calcium gluconate 0.632332 HF chemical 0.638189 calcium gluconate administration 0.537634 industrial wash products 0.598556 HF-based wash solutions 0.561466 nonhospitalized burn patients 0.661019 Exposure information 0.526239 HF-based wash products 0.574373	CLICK HERE
14043	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Hierarchy of Controls - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic	null	illnesses 0.347444 engineering control technologies 0.73037 fundamental method 0.595448 source 0.346614 inherently safer systems 0.811898 major changes 0.55873 PtD website 0.660643 control methods 0.558673 contact 0.346545 injury 0.350386 prevention 0.391309 significant effort 0.535793 effective control solutions 0.809913 control details 0.535647 personal protective equipment 0.74619 NIOSH 0.431919 hierarchy 0.621393 longer term 0.534842 initial cost 0.535675 Engineering Controls Database 0.733482 worker interactions 0.570913 PtD strategy 0.652047 long term 0.538562 designs 0.349672 development stage 0.561509	PPE programs 0.639685 high level 0.550833 cost savings 0.529541 substitution 0.434028 instances 0.350573 idea 0.346714 protection 0.345951 representation 0.354357 inclusion 0.350551 occupational hazards 0.625198 engineering controls 0.951321 procedures 0.347375 workers 0.550579 elimination 0.418824 means 0.348124 process 0.485007 occupational injuries 0.55556 implementation 0.35053 Well-designed engineering controls 0.767971 national initiative 0.566628 considerations 0.34936 administrative controls 0.835694 fatalities 0.362784 worker exposures 0.774595	CLICK HERE
15342	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	March 28th 2015 1st Quarter Community Meeting FairingtonFarms HOA	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.	free drinking water 0.580206 lunchtime intake 0.503515 water dispensers 0.626306 cafeteria water source 0.492395 Culligan bottleless water 0.496745 intervention water sources 0.541567 water delivery systems 0.552413 new water source 0.492491 intervention schools 0.534219 cafeteria water sources 0.516993 San Francisco Bay 0.549821 bottleless water cooler 0.59737 middle schools 0.542688 water 0.978429 traditional drinking fountains 0.606033 reusable water 0.492525 traditional water fountains 0.503357 schools 0.768801 appealing water sources 0.578315 water cooler programs 0.505372 cafeteria water delivery 0.512134 African American students 0.501565 low-income middle schools 0.517492 school water access 0.516375	water sources 0.793996 study 0.543082 staff flushed water 0.493751 cafeteria water 0.522266 bottled water 0.49381 lunchtime water consumption 0.519015 students 0.704378 Francisco Bay Area 0.551317 beverage intake 0.52452 lunchtime beverage intake 0.497565 water intake 0.622172 school cafeterias 0.498249 cups 0.492775 free water 0.556389 student sociodemographic characteristics 0.524538 lunchtime 0.537253 bottleless water coolers 0.592469 sub-standard water quality 0.495167 San Francisco 0.589153 water delivery sources 0.493372 reusable water bottles 0.491602 control schools 0.556282 free water sources 0.530317 free potable water 0.500959	CLICK HERE