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931	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	International Travel with Your Pet | CDC Features	Taking your faithful pooch or kitty on a flight? Make sure you’ve got your pet’s paperwork wherever you go—and bring it back with you, too. The United States expects the same documents regardless of whether your pet is a first-time traveler to the United States or is a returning from an international trip.	pets 0.446973 International Air Transport 0.799367 U.S. carriers 0.435388 Agriculture pet travel 0.626235 Blood tests 0.454379 family member 0.43399 U.S. Department 0.718133 special carriers 0.44181 trip 0.448447 different rules 0.445584 Northern Hemisphere 0.443147 hot destination 0.463711 shipping kennel 0.443282 Plant Health Inspection 0.575358 pet 0.982567 sturdy container 0.442095 different requirements 0.559254 pet’s documents 0.514079 specific ones 0.447692 destination country 0.616752 arrival times 0.437556 nighttime arrival 0.438161 separate flight 0.445944 rabies vaccination 0.815935 dog 0.618579	destination state 0.456387 flight 0.51236 United States 0.977604 dimly lit hold 0.553223 Purchase flights 0.435191 animal autopsy 0.43397 cabin 0.447671 ground handlers 0.439793 pet travel website 0.836271 natural position 0.437981 extreme heat 0.434548 Air Transport Association 0.799318 rabies vaccinations 0.466711 airline staff 0.441098 great place 0.452373 small dogs 0.45046 dog’s rabies 0.485131 rabies vaccination certificate 0.587126 fewer connections 0.435272 air cargo shipment 0.766559 medical care 0.464163 Different airlines 0.449262 final destination 0.470619 time 0.471818	CLICK HERE
1208	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Helping Children with Congenital CMV | CDC Features	Help children with congenital CMV infection develop to their full potential.	congenital CMV develop 0.431485 health problems 0.240817 congenital CMV 0.94481 congenital CMV infection 0.765381	CMV infection develop 0.328942 congenital cytomegalovirus 0.242751 congenital CMV disease 0.471341	CLICK HERE
1318	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NCIRD | DBD Bulletin Fall 2013 | Labs Pass CLIA	Division of Bacterial Diseases Bulletin Fall	U.S. facilities 0.694539 Laboratory Improvement Amendments 0.864705 records 0.530923 documents 0.530722 important task 0.667483 Clinical 0.533017 DBD labs 0.802487 sites 0.533561 proficiency tests 0.68327 CLIA inspection 0.975685 Bacterial Diseases 0.708085 summer 0.534605 colors 0.532057	emphasis 0.530817 Division 0.5345 historical reasons 0.720539 CLIA-certified lab 0.666915 competency tests 0.683391 CDC laboratories—undergo 0.715599 important inspection 0.684382 extraordinary efforts 0.696921 health assessment 0.69345 human specimens 0.700551 Content 0.537536 page 0.537467	CLICK HERE
7208	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012: 11_0295	The objective of this study was to use a life course model with multiple competing causes of death to elucidate the ongoing benefits of tobacco-use control efforts on US death rates.	smoking rates 0.581287 cause-specific mortality 0.557534 current cigarette smoking 0.506954 cessation rates 0.757852 National Health Interview 0.529165 smoking smoking initiation 0.606309 smoking reduction efforts 0.530551 lung cancer 0.557148 higher smoking prevalence 0.523026 Smoking behavior 0.518876 smoking status 0.55435 smoking prevalence lead 0.530329 Morb Mortal Wkly 0.504874 age-adjusted smoking prevalence 0.551296 tobacco-use control efforts 0.63654 heart disease 0.522877 life span 0.503768 smoothed cessation rates 0.498477 lifetime smoking prevalence 0.530879 cause-specific mortality rates 0.500467 Health Interview Survey 0.528666 life expectancy 0.945026 smoking cessation 0.555397 smoking intensity 0.509685 smoking prevalence 0.810296	smoking status change 0.519695 death 0.546951 United States 0.660922 life course 0.523322 passive smoking 0.520585 simulated smoking rates 0.532056 MMWR Morb Mortal 0.504877 cigarette smoking 0.520319 life expectancy gains 0.562864 smoking 0.825713 smoking attributable deaths 0.532268 Mortal Wkly Rep 0.501449 Coronary heart disease 0.522308 additional life expectancy 0.524018 life expectancy gain 0.508545 health 0.576705 lifelong smoking vs 0.512162 smoking abstention 0.501972 current smoking status 0.535525 various smoking scenarios 0.522331 reference scenario 0.504571 simulation model 0.512321 mortality 0.642005 annual cessation rates 0.498227	CLICK HERE
7377	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Prevalence, Disparities, and Trends in Obesity and Severe Obesity Among Students in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, School District, 2006"2010 - CDC	Epidemic increases in obesity negatively affect the health of US children, individually and at the population level. Although surveillance of childhood obesity at the local level is challenging, height and weight data routinely collected by school districts are valuable and often underused public health resources.	public health issue 0.380007 public school children 0.711358 data 0.459456 school statewide BMI 0.399996 public health resources 0.381484 highest prevalence 0.45466 African Americans 0.38744 students 0.508188 childhood obesity epidemic 0.506479 girls 0.395035 Philadelphia School Reform 0.387732 weight data 0.384567 entire school population 0.382641 New York City 0.592533 school health environments 0.380826 severe obesity face 0.493177 Philadelphia Department 0.389366 African American girls 0.388968 charter schools 0.375512 reduced-price meals 0.372258 public health surveillance 0.373127 obesity prevalence 0.557034 child obesity 0.447745 public health 0.456374	trends 0.382274 school districts 0.38142 Philadelphia public school 0.489967 99th percentile 0.467413 CDC growth charts 0.380632 African American boys 0.389938 reduced-price school meals 0.377851 total school population 0.410375 childhood obesity 0.632244 high school students 0.486796 Philadelphia public schools 0.438199 School Health 0.381695 recent school 0.377437 secure school district 0.389277 Philadelphia data 0.378491 baseline prevalence 0.374738 lower overall prevalence 0.387445 public school students 0.412474 Drexel University School 0.370568 school district 0.627362 severe obesity 0.984599 severe obesity prevalence 0.550575 Philadelphia 0.502399	CLICK HERE
9759	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Newsroom Image Library Disease Prevention | CDC Media Relations	Free public health images, medical images, high-resolution, public domain images.	intramuscular vaccination 0.305269 Centers 0.270166 James Gathany 0.786099 Description 0.297392 injection site 0.231138 left shoulder muscle 0.445479 intramuscular immunization 0.251611 left thigh muscle 0.203909 Prevention 0.270023	PHIL ID number 0.258556 Disease Control 0.785523 intramuscular injection 0.222021 Registered Nurse Marie 0.206726 PHIL ID 0.993162 healthcare practitioner administers 0.24049 nurse 0.279736 Photo Credit 0.868253 Download High Resolution 0.591716	CLICK HERE
10187	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Radiation Emergencies | Resource Library - Countermeasures	Resource Library materials for the Radiation Studies Branch. Focused on information around medical treatments or countermeasures related to radiation emergencies. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	better understanding 0.354902 CDC 0.282394 link 0.230471 Strategic National Stockpile 0.520002 description 0.229343 Click 0.2318 type 0.232727 radiation exposure 0.730169 internal contamination 0.468483 American public 0.358196 Image file 0.35336 radioactive material 0.390494 Neupogen® 0.232293 large quantities 0.369813 training module 0.34852 prussian blue 0.498203	Blue Works 0.352778 clinicians 0.234509 public health emergency 0.480259 protective actions 0.350643 treatment Filgrastim 0.376331 KI 0.278111 potassium iodide 0.809918 PDF file 0.354528 medical treatments 0.483621 medical countermeasures 0.606822 medical supplies 0.361204 radiation emergency 0.427781 possible side effects 0.358375 Cutaneous Radiation Injury 0.90281 possible health effects 0.458426 information 0.357505	CLICK HERE
10638	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Anthrax'Communicating in the First Hours	The CERC training program educates people on the principles and application of crisis and emergency risk communication when responding to a public health emergency.	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
13628	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Feature	Learn about the five main kinds of gynecologic cancer: cervical, ovarian, uterine, vaginal, and vulvar. When gynecologic cancers are found and treated early, treatment works best.	12-year-old girls 0.41536 sexually transmitted infection 0.506216 vulvar cancer 0.454852 gynecologic cancer 0.787341 HPV types 0.459032 Knowledge 0.344525 gynecologic cancers 0.962089 vaginal bleeding 0.444612 talk 0.341547 Pap test 0.814244 Gynecologic Cancer campaign 0.635017 ovarian cancer 0.551332 HPV test 0.453488 Pap test screens 0.548104 general U.S. population 0.491109 cervical cancer 0.770923 PSAs 0.328967 public service announcements 0.514634 BRCA gene mutation 0.490564 human papillomavirus 0.420143 BRCA genes 0.479808 women 0.509547 woman 0.323025 print materials 0.418003 United States 0.419924	HPV vaccine 0.465478 survivor stories 0.415775 HPV 0.479775 genetic counseling 0.40505 risk increases 0.429198 screen women 0.409739 ovarian cancer risk 0.543195 treatment works 0.407454 main types 0.527991 cervix 0.323855 unexplained signs 0.417191 person’s risk 0.398816 young men 0.411347 HPV tests 0.448296 unclear Pap test 0.54395 Facts 0.321401 doctor 0.367926 HPV infection 0.450086 screening test 0.408257 family history 0.406101 vulvar cancers 0.603768 cell changes 0.405384 breast 0.333332 reproductive organs 0.423452	CLICK HERE
14390	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Intoxicación con Monóxido de Carbono Preguntas Frecuentes	Datos sobre la intoxicación por monóxido de carbono	altos niveles 0.526923 Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.61146 gas inodoro 0.545537 habitación estén 0.511239 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.606608	Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.630099 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.607985 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.60224 ventanas estén 0.494318 Archivo Microsoft 0.911349	CLICK HERE