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632	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Hurricane Readiness | CDC Features	You can’t stop a tropical storm or hurricane, but you can take steps now to protect yourself and your family.	Atlantic hurricane season 0.920934 carbon monoxide 0.391685 Older Adults 0.388289 important hurricane preparedness 0.920475 pet’s safety 0.36973 Power outages 0.395821 family disaster plan 0.611829 storm hit 0.426866 Flooded Areas 0.401097 CDC Hurricanes website 0.685792	tropical storm 0.457985 medical concerns 0.378546 coastal areas 0.411535 evacuation order 0.406617 Disease Control 0.424618 information online 0.371158 Stock your home 0.393546 hurricane season 0.951094 older adult health 0.620991 basic steps 0.407754	CLICK HERE
858	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Necrotizing Fasciitis: A Rare Disease, Especially for the Healthy | CDC Features	Recent media stories about 'flesh-eating' bacteria may have you worried. But CDC's cutting-edge tracking methods, like Active Bacterial Core surveillance (ABCs), show no rise in annual cases.	wound care 0.455302 best ways 0.274253 soft tissue 0.447347 rare disease 0.274009 United States 0.263043 Escherichia coli 0.287395 Bacterial Core surveillance 0.398196 neck-ro-tie-zing Fas-e-i-tis 0.296959 bacterial skin infection 0.823758 dry bandages 0.272434 strong antibiotics 0.264979 dead tissue 0.275028 body 0.293013 purplish areas 0.259184 Later symptoms 0.264982 body’s ability 0.261844 strep bacteria 0.397775 confusing symptoms 0.264981 practice good hygiene 0.397897 connective tissue 0.303424 group A Streptococcus 0.293103 medical attention 0.255084 prompt antibiotic treatment 0.456205	blood flow 0.25297 Staphylococcus aureus 0.288593 proper wound care 0.424699 open wounds 0.280109 group A strep 0.325552 common cause 0.266726 CDC tracks 0.260583 Common sense 0.265368 annual group 0.264679 ABCs data 0.288122 Aeromonas hydrophila 0.304339 blood vessels 0.26624 strep necrotizing fasciitis 0.949943 Public health experts 0.426476 people 0.250723 flesh-eating infection 0.390763 Accurate diagnosis 0.288502 surgery—in addition 0.250605 health problems 0.262989 good wound care 0.437224 common way 0.26747 black spots 0.258735 puncture wounds 0.281819	CLICK HERE
890	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Protecting Kids from Environmental Exposure | CDC Features	Children’s rapid development during the fetal period through early childhood makes them more vulnerable to environmental exposure. Contact the nearest Pediatric Environmental Health Specialty Unit to learn how to protect your child from exposure to health hazards in the environment.	Health Specialty Units 0.506815 Southeast PEHSU 0.505068 environmental health 0.870248 PEHSU national websites 0.592356 PEHSU staff 0.508718 methyl bromide poisoning 0.471867 effects—in medical school 0.480195 environmental health history 0.583122 pregnant women 0.494614 children 0.623793 increased physician education 0.476623 health care providers 0.500547 children’s illnesses 0.435696 environmental histories 0.453723 mercury heat generator 0.467463 pediatric environmental medicine 0.533715 patients 0.42776 Environmental Health Specialty 0.735978 early childhood 0.519787 U.S. economic cost 0.488989 pesticide exposure 0.576771 primary care provider 0.471904 environmental contaminants 0.470125 environmental exposures 0.990367 healthcare providers 0.471713	childhood lead exposure 0.569281 PEHSU professionals 0.512496 Pediatric Environmental Health 0.729273 area hospitality industry 0.468917 environmental connections 0.454512 rapid development 0.507501 eating mud pies 0.485817 exposure history 0.500249 harmful substances 0.504167 New England PEHSU 0.589 nurse practitioners 0.472308 parental exposures 0.501503 nearest Pediatric Environmental 0.58439 childhood environmental exposure 0.634677 environmental health website 0.557805 Health Specialty Unit 0.544859 NCEH Kids Page 0.476452 migrant workers 0.48278 environmental origin 0.453403 environmental health hazards 0.578917 exposure risks 0.491233 environmental history 0.517592 environmental health experts 0.568221 reproductive health physicians 0.506025	CLICK HERE
997	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	World TB Day 2016: Unite to End TB | CDC Features	World TB Day is a time to reflect on the progress that has been made toward TB elimination, as well as the challenges that lie ahead.	latent TB infection 0.905707 TB exposure 0.327289 TB Control Team 0.352077 TB testing 0.330544 no-cost TB skin 0.351494 TB disease 0.419402 End TB 0.379753 TB prevention 0.374858 TB Elimination Champions 0.423953 TB infection testing 0.404404 TB experts 0.353582	TB infection treatment 0.384764 TB risk factors 0.361534 U.S. TB Elimination 0.423451 TB blood tests 0.350131 health care providers 0.208038 tb control 0.371251 TB Day theme 0.354996 World TB 0.428934 TB bacteria 0.34856 CDC U.S. TB 0.428975	CLICK HERE
5850	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Triphenylamine - 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
9217	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National Healthy Worksite Program (NHWP) - Become a Healthy Worksite - Resources	This page provides workplace health tools and resources	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
10260	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Frequently Asked Questions' Lightning	CDC provides information about lightning strikes including safety tips for people indoors and outdoors, first aid recommendations, and lightning strike victim data.	average 0.25313 list Skip 0.72381 United States 0.42455 page options Skip 0.942919 mold 0.252047 thunder 0.255266 insects 0.249259 navigation Skip 0.731772 disaster 0.244593 lightning strike injuries 0.791929 times 0.241753	Illnesses 0.252101 cleanup 0.258289 earth 0.241937 carbon monoxide poisoning 0.650553 environmental concerns 0.425608 warning 0.257512 consequences 0.256428 risk 0.239677 animals 0.237091 family 0.242511	CLICK HERE
10967	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Global Health - Polio - Updates on CDC's Polio Eradication Efforts - May 16, 2014	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 0.81272 polio eradication plans 0.48465 polio eradication 0.97318 Polio incidence 0.335077 polio outbreaks 0.403367 Polio Eradication Effort 0.545111 CDC’s Emergency 0.232452 polio vaccination 0.39887 South East Asia 0.23873 polio eradication activities 0.585871 CDC Director Thomas 0.274724 CDC resources 0.220755 polio worldwide 0.364458 EOC operational structure 0.231473 CDC immunization staff 0.245061	polio vaccination campaigns 0.391195 CDC’s engagement 0.214043 global polio surveillance 0.387567 entire CDC community 0.261144 Polio Eradication Initiative 0.536525 World Health Organization 0.347447 Syrian Arab Republic 0.263598 polio eradication progress 0.479484 polio cases 0.400493 CDC’s EOC 0.262582 polio vaccination campaign 0.38509 CDC’s polio 0.428538 CDC polio eradication 0.652426 polio surveillance 0.448405 Dr. Frieden 0.256021	CLICK HERE
12218	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Questions and Answers about Ebola and Food Safety in theUnited States | Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever | CDC	null	best course 0.242242 infected  blood 0.245688 United States consumers 0.28701 evidence 0.236116 foods 0.235191 Ebola outbreak investigations 0.558758 wild animals 0.293712 Ebola virus 0.782737 Ebola outbreak 0.660462 direct contact 0.278438 area 0.23078 smuggling bushmeat 0.305121 NIOSH Fact Sheet 0.276125 personal protective equipment 0.272593 bushmeat 0.387469 animal products 0.244143 body fluids 0.385955 past Ebola outbreaks 0.477834 Airport Retail 0.241612 United States ports 0.290814 sick food workers 0.289973 Food Service Workers 0.282148 African bushmeat 0.304883 possible exception 0.250602	Ebola 0.908146 human consumption 0.240587 food worker 0.383907 contaminated bushmeat 0.318056 ill food worker 0.289304 United States 0.737882 Ebola virus infection 0.4873 food item 0.249899 Ebola Questions 0.412331 African countries 0.290918 previous Ebola outbreak 0.558802 infected food worker 0.360664 health department 0.377359 live animals 0.242447 breast milk 0.239399 people 0.235706 food 0.434338 livestock population 0.241417 possibly contaminated surface 0.284072 food safety 0.289889 illness symptoms 0.24039 United States Department 0.288039 USDA regulations 0.241037 risk 0.248562	CLICK HERE
15436	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vital Signs: Deficiencies in Environmental ControlIdentified in Outbreaks of Legionnaires' Disease - North America,2000-2014 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	CDC 0.537329 maintenance deficiencies 0.520859 equipment failures 0.596352 land-based outbreaks 0.527537 median outbreak case 0.5482 potable water outbreaks 0.665363 disease outbreak investigations 0.612751 potable water–associated outbreaks 0.56166 frequent outbreak settings 0.523398 water 0.941164 travel-associated outbreaks 0.588943 cruise ship outbreaks 0.531666 unmanaged external changes 0.735296 building water 0.597011 case fatality rate 0.575454 Legionella growth 0.707374 building water systems 0.579424 outbreaks 0.951805 hot tubs 0.559317 process failures 0.594035 United States 0.593411 CDC Legionnaires 0.53134 Legionnaires 0.826401 chronic lung disease 0.528025 Legionella 0.736027	disease outbreaks 0.639174 legionellosis outbreaks 0.53532 water disinfectant levels 0.516008 potable water 0.706331 water system maintenance 0.554456 manmade water systems 0.539639 future outbreaks 0.520818 disease 0.783691 cases 0.678332 long-term care facilities 0.670043 bacterium Legionella 0.519154 cruise ships 0.514413 water management programs 0.848276 potable water quality 0.53549 Legionella water management 0.538371 health care–associated outbreaks 0.543297 complex water systems 0.578928 unrecognized outbreaks 0.523799 water systems 0.843032 tower outbreaks 0.540374 disease cases 0.526132 current outbreaks 0.521471 outbreak case fatality 0.602411 human errors 0.602168	CLICK HERE