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1102	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Workers' Compensation Claims for Musculoskeletal DisordersAmong Wholesale and Retail Trade Industry Workers - Ohio,2005-2009	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.	small WRT employers 0.476273 high rates 0.299441 BLS case definitions.§ 0.294187 injury/illness diagnosis data 0.29958 work-related musculoskeletal disorders 0.373629 highest claim rates 0.296715 lost-time WMSD rates 0.444303 Nondurable Goods 0.339646 WMSD workers 0.428317 WRT industry 0.746233 т‰Ѕ250 0.348726 WRT subgroups 0.506177 WRT subsectors 0.905735 Home Furnishings Stores 0.451212 WRT NAICS 0.444164 Auto-coded WMSD claims 0.481133 compensation claims data 0.377947 NC 0.64048 motor vehicle parts 0.463776 Bayesian auto-coding 0.291611 higher rates 0.317312 employees 0.298546 WMSD lost-time claims 0.466003 lost-time WMSD claims 0.462292	WMSDs 0.338235 Retail Trade 0.295517 United States 0.291406 injury/illness diagnosis 0.3062 alcoholic beverages 0.460777 furniture stores 0.381077 wholesalers 0.337337 manually coded claims 0.321703 North American Industry 0.302735 WRT industry subsectors 0.649968 single-location employers 0.3294 related products 0.397894 compensation claims 0.438331 highest rates 0.401321 single-location WRT employers 0.5799 compensation insurance.* Data 0.306392 certain WRT subsectors 0.529399 WRT employers 0.594174 WRT industry employers 0.505707 WRT subsector Merchant 0.47868 WMSD claims 0.77195 Durable Goods 0.39561 ergonomic hazards 0.291021 WMSD claim rates 0.441605	CLICK HERE
4685	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Making better use of the policies and funding we already have	null	nongovernmental organizations 0.561307 health plans 0.523059 additional dedicated resources 0.509026 population health improvement 0.582188 health improvement activities 0.596073 Health Insurance Program 0.619223 health care 0.581446 underreimbursed public programs 0.527852 health issues 0.507796 health impact 0.510852 Rev Public Health 0.573239 enormous population health 0.565267 mutual health goals 0.540759 health professionals 0.520469 population health 0.994037 public employee investment 0.523266 public health leaders 0.616676 community benefit 0.655646 public policy 0.569535 numerous public health 0.575591 health care reform 0.555646 private sector 0.509498 community health 0.661628 Foundation Health Plan 0.534182 community health initiative 0.576643	community environmental changes 0.520037 Children’s Health 0.553934 inadequate public management 0.50566 public health planning 0.578445 public organizations 0.548561 policies 0.520614 public agencies 0.571925 Health Polit Policy 0.559056 local health 0.520623 population health reform 0.607212 public health 0.621054 health care systems 0.546723 population health programs 0.627641 resources 0.510091 Population health policy 0.633222 population health interventions 0.572207 population health perspective 0.622398 public policy case 0.523017 community health interventions 0.567695 adverse health consequences 0.544842 views community benefit 0.506214 nonprofit health organizations 0.577726 population health advocates 0.583189 traditional health 0.520982	CLICK HERE
4843	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Winter Weather	Taking preventive action is your best defense against having to deal with extreme cold-weather conditions. By preparing your home and car in advance for winter emergencies, and by observing safety precautions during times of extremely cold weather, you can reduce the risk of weather-related health problems.	temperatures 0.458116 winter storms 0.788413 stages 0.371516	challenge 0.397336 winter storm 0.722421	CLICK HERE
4855	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vancomycin-resistant Enterococci in Healthcare Settings - HAI	null	hospitals 0.326995 infected wounds 0.365329 hands 0.407046 VRE 0.92634 urinary catheters 0.456514 device-associated infections 0.408993 transplant wards 0.371088 Enteroccocci 0.329515 surgical procedures 0.440738 Wash 0.313472 immune systems 0.370195 chest surgery 0.369975 contact 0.346761 female genital tract 0.727042 human intestines 0.549684 following persons 0.366061 antibiotic treatment 0.373685 contaminated surfaces 0.371568 antibiotic vancomycin 0.404318 body fluids 0.363184 bloodstream infections 0.414701 drug-resistant infections 0.42873 clean areas 0.361983 antimicrobial-resistant bacteria 0.398571	antibiotics 0.351868 special precautions 0.365932 healthcare providers 0.364236 instances 0.314523 urinary tract 0.382468 hand rubs 0.36746 Wear gloves 0.361611 long periods 0.426607 Network Patient Safety 0.414337 National Healthcare Safety 0.414488 bandages 0.31362 Laboratory testing 0.368481 vancomycin-resistant enterococci 0.604037 surveillance methods 0.363433 people 0.450169 Healthcare facilities 0.36393 intensive care units 0.426726 spread 0.320867 specific types 0.380534 environment 0.329405 medical devices 0.369942 healthcare provider 0.364148 vancomycin-resistant Enterococci infections 0.59247 time 0.339091	CLICK HERE
8198	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FAQ's About Folic Acid	Folic acid is a B vitamin. Our bodies use it to make new cells. Everyone needs folic acid. CDC urges women to take 400 mcg of folic acid every day, starting at least one month before getting pregnant, to help prevent major birth defects of the baby's brain and spine.	low vitamin 0.463855 woman 0.423891 upper intake level 0.580018 neural tube closing 0.514545 data 0.428976 micrograms 0.40997 potential adverse effects 0.494114 early pregnancy 0.458031 dosages 0.412217 neural tube 0.654769 folic acid supplementation 0.614422 neural tube defects 0.600516 higher concentration 0.449296 one-fifth 0.409671 type 0.41031 folic acid consumption 0.706615 blood folate 0.45298 body weight 0.487828 Effect Level 0.448211 Institute 0.420303 U.S. children 0.449022 tolerable upper intake 0.597326	studies 0.417229 high amounts 0.487042 folic acid 0.951947 high doses 0.453763 chance 0.410559 prenatal visit 0.455587 IOM 0.425085 mcg/day 0.441804 patients 0.409998 nervous system damage 0.510444 people 0.430478 Lowest Observed Adverse 0.501259 pernicious anemia 0.462326 Medicine 0.420292 LOAEL risk level 0.488924 severe deficiency 0.457897 age-specific ULs 0.449535 older adults 0.446312 baby 0.423883 cognitive impairment 0.450277 clinical evidence 0.448272	CLICK HERE
10989	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Accelerated Weight Gain Among Children During Summer Versus School Year and Related Racial/Ethnic Disparities: A Systematic Review - CDC	The objective of this study was to compile and summarize research examining variations in weight gain among students during the summer in comparison to the school year, with a focus on racial/ethnic disparities and students who are at risk of overweight.	BMI increase 0.384243 summer break 0.402114 racial/ethnic minority children 0.379352 ideal body weight 0.394828 longitudinal study 0.447779 85th BMI percentile 0.384845 obesity prevention programs 0.380633 health disparities 0.386928 children 0.579306 school 0.528559 summer weight gain 0.840924 BMI z scores 0.462376 obesity prevention 0.396765 elementary school children 0.376924 school children 0.399003 growth patterns 0.417795 school-based obesity prevention 0.379309 overweight children 0.444437 BMI z score 0.553024 body mass index 0.445685 representative longitudinal study 0.37944 5-year longitudinal study 0.412807 overweight students 0.377273 accelerated summer weight 0.460074 out-of-school time 0.392781	summer school vacation 0.415083 summer food programs 0.405419 summer camps 0.394585 unhealthy summer weight 0.400152 American Indian schoolchildren 0.397396 summer achievement slide 0.463922 study 0.476357 United States 0.462509 student BMI 0.387549 weight gain 0.958531 differences 0.384968 obese children 0.407731 Childhood Longitudinal Study 0.382006 American Indian children 0.449729 weight status 0.503883 studies 0.506509 child weight gain 0.398841 Summer Activity Study 0.386009 Indian school children 0.39189 physical activity 0.451656 summer vacation 0.610082 vacation weight gain 0.404982 et al 0.376966 baseline weight status 0.397323	CLICK HERE
11556	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Synopsis: September 11, 2014 | CDC Media Relations | CDC	MMWR – Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	varicella case-based surveillance 0.752744 varicella reporting 0.650435 completeness 0.422685 continued monitoring 0.580451 flhealth.gov 0.417264 National 0.414811 varicella surveillance data 0.763591 Considerable progress 0.489191 vaccination status 0.597032 additional cases 0.496277 jurisdictions 0.482627 measles diagnosis 0.599435 measles infections 0.599355 Health Level 0.487144 outbreak association 0.496762 Brazilian citizen 0.493622 measles outbreak 0.621191 persons 0.415165 public health response 0.576684 HUMAN SERVICES 0.486543 Fla 0.420691 CDC Media Relations 0.5755 compatible symptoms 0.490127 varicella disease trends 0.731546 Public Information Officer 0.589983	United States 0.673085 epidemiologic data 0.491297 possibly associated case 0.578259 world 0.416257 varicella vaccination program 0.922722 unknown vaccination history 0.63302 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.485863 routine measles vaccinations 0.696943 Florida Department 0.496142 Children 0.416107 disease severity 0.55962 travel history 0.495655 unvaccinated siblings 0.501115 source case 0.496996 Continued work 0.502712 varicella surveillance practices 0.907581 Dain Weister 0.520647 ongoing source 0.495504 varicella-specific data 0.484804 Orange County 0.584192 Dain.Weister 0.417274 Healthcare providers 0.49347 future varicella vaccination 0.766944 Micronesian Community 0.494989	CLICK HERE
11798	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Synopsis: October 16, 2014 | CDC Media Relations | CDC	MMWR – Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	vaccinations 0.434766 mean proportion 0.733015 school-age children 0.635739 cessation interventions 0.585263 patient lists 0.572771 New York City 0.949929 vaccination coverage 0.998713 pressoffice@health.nyc.gov 0.582429 smoking status 0.563539 median exemption rate 0.813839 health care providers 0.750151 school entry 0.588334 patients 0.449889 schoolchildren 0.441752 tobacco products 0.571544 schools 0.45772 health care settings 0.730682 HUMAN SERVICES 0.56873 CDC Media Relations 0.796712 high vaccination coverage 0.846425 Electronic health records 0.748956 electronic health record 0.742958 parents 0.433368 United States 0.589022 professionals 0.433267	smokers 0.546984 healthcare 0.433276 NYC DOHMH 0.57537 timely feedback 0.568336 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.567938 critical protection 0.604926 health departments 0.63022 Healthy People 0.57956 high exemption levels 0.808025 vaccine exemption rates 0.92137 quit rates 0.584359 York City Department 0.724597 local vaccine requirements 0.839056 vaccine coverage 0.825193 CDC gathers data 0.772666 medical visit 0.569463 low vaccine rates 0.825332 cessation intervention 0.587106 Community Health Centers 0.730733 vaccine-preventable diseases 0.808518 electronic-health-record-based pay-for-improvement initiative 0.705628 smoking-status documentation 0.565051 kindergarten students 0.603015 Mental Hygiene 0.574463	CLICK HERE
11879	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Nonfatal Injuries 1 Week After Hurricane Sandy - New YorkCity Metropolitan Area, October 2012	Robert M. Brackbill, PhD1, Kimberly Caramanica, MPH1, Maret Maliniak1,2, Steven D. Stellman, PhD1,3, Monique A.	injured persons 0.55691 Monique A. Fairclough 0.550161 injuries 0.947979 mental health updates 0.569907 Steven D. Stellman 0.5445 New York City 0.78338 numerous storm-related injuries 0.670037 inundation zone 0.803801 World Trade Center 0.545861 WTC Health Registry 0.584804 injury 0.705647 Sandy-related injuries 0.64636 James E. Cone 0.54478 Mark R. Farfel 0.549265 injury prevention advice 0.547796 Robert M. Brackbill 0.54789 Sandy survey 0.5967 Hurricane Sandy–flooded areas 0.553722 clean-up/repair related injuries 0.627429 electrocution injuries 0.560033 densely populated areas 0.54983 persons 0.63901 multiple injuries 0.596407 Sandy study sample 0.595588 NYC inundation zone 0.61725	common injury 0.54495 inundation zones 0.861573 Trade Center 0.547483 metropolitan area 0.545416 enrollees 0.544483 York City Metropolitan 0.563565 injury likely underestimates 0.561766 different injuries 0.578868 Hand/arm injuries 0.573008 Center Health Registry 0.54365 Nonfatal Injuries 0.607133 public health 0.582314 New York 0.935339 Sandy 0.6946 data collection 0.54633 New Jersey 0.56132 home 0.602686 household income 0.609482 Carey B. Maslow 0.545723 Amanda J. Moy 0.543576 hurricane-related injuries 0.57321 pre-hurricane health data 0.560917 Hurricane Sandy 0.588805 Mental Hygiene 0.608516	CLICK HERE
13781	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Bring Your Brave Campaign - Genetic Counselor (912W x 912H)	null			CLICK HERE