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526	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Optimizing women's health in a Title X family planning program, Baltimore County, Maryland, 2001-2004.	Suggested citation for this article: Cheng D, Patel P. Optimizing women’s health in a Title X family planning program, Baltimore County, Maryland, 2001-2004. Prev Chronic Dis 2011;8(6):A126.	young women 0.571667 needs assessment 0.388427 County family planning 0.374324 eastern baltimore county 0.679392 Child Health Bureau 0.421358 reproductive health care 0.414251 women access health 0.408195 general health 0.487254 women’s health 0.590925 western Baltimore County 0.469901 task force 0.616331 Non–reproductive health care 0.400243 clinical services 0.369334 health care providers 0.392433 commercial health plans 0.368854 family planning staff 0.416855 health care services 0.422997 reproductive health visits 0.383864 reproductive health 0.565869 family planning services 0.522383 Baltimore County 0.995108 Maryland Department 0.369378 preventive health services 0.421023 non–reproductive health services 0.442751 domestic violence 0.458707	health care needs 0.396435 women 0.827165 patient volume 0.40505 mental health counseling 0.371117 health educator 0.389434 family planning 0.983146 health family planning 0.411038 health integration project 0.384033 health services 0.687981 family planning program 0.702254 reproductive health services 0.410941 substance abuse 0.408992 health care 0.490617 reproductive health service 0.385315 family planning clients 0.412181 family planning clinics 0.577185 Baltimore County Health 0.4123 health 0.868173 staff 0.444841 child health 0.435784 health care visits 0.436706 title x program 0.394592 general health screenings 0.368836 preventive services 0.375081	CLICK HERE
832	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Game Day Food Safety Tips | CDC Features	Tackling a buffet at your Super Bowl gathering? Practice these game rules and keep the runs on the field.	small Vidalia onion 0.520398 game rules 0.442349 food thermometer 0.566343 fresh garlic 0.520809 Cooking Temperatures chart 0.54017 shallow containers 0.538997 tablespoons fresh cilantro 0.547532 small quantities 0.42376 right reasons 0.436599 buffet table 0.450951 harmful bacteria 0.427975 largest food consumption 0.593396 minimum internal temperature 0.537872 Wash your cutting 0.439129 fresh salsa 0.457157 microwave cooking 0.428642 rest times 0.427243 firm-skin fruits 0.427027 American tradition 0.443495 rest time 0.439908 inedible skins 0.437223 internal temperature 0.541051 Good news 0.428046 fresh Roma tomatoes 0.52846	ground beef sliders 0.964816 discourages pre-party nibblers 0.542941 Separate raw meats 0.522509 cooking process 0.42586 room temperature 0.422465 germy remote control 0.544993 food item 0.460652 ready-to-eat foods 0.446222 small service trays 0.529948 medium jalapeño pepper 0.513181 fresh lime juice 0.686398 food stays 0.448992 chicken wings 0.660083 food poisoning 0.475504 Cold spots 0.427907 soapy water 0.441849 hot foods 0.619191 clean vegetable brush 0.523863 Leftover foods 0.443283 perishable foods 0.545621 standing time 0.429184 Super Bowl party 0.560841 cold foods 0.542969 Super Bowl gathering 0.76235	CLICK HERE
9184	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Annual Report to the Nation on the Status of Cancer, 1975-2008	Death rates from all cancers combined for men, women, and children continued to decrease in the United States between 2004 and 2008.	obesity rates 0.610091 findings 0.518591 Schymura MJ 0.59999 unhealthy diet 0.611433 time period 0.603942 American Cancer Society 0.735944 new cancer diagnoses 0.727557 Disease Control 0.617559 children 0.53931 tobacco 0.534332 cancer incidence rates 0.963893 Henley SJ 0.604258 racial groups 0.604493 activity increase cancer 0.698205 EJ 0.522334 researchers 0.520185 level 0.51854 sufficient physical activity 0.687895 white women 0.607249 cancers 0.602671 death rates 0.800028 black women 0.604754 RN 0.518501 status 0.537464 Eheman 0.516378	Centers 0.520168 average 0.51786 Fulton JE 0.60273 United States 0.718137 annual report 0.714763 overall rate 0.60645 Breast cancer incidence 0.75013 Kohler BA 0.599114 Prevention 0.520139 Black men 0.69242 National Cancer Institute 0.738767 North American Association 0.717015 Ries LAG 0.607921 excess weight 0.707585 overweight 0.52126 highest cancer incidence 0.745899 largest decreases 0.612074 overweight— 0.517574 preventable causes 0.608134 Anderson 0.516271 physical activity 0.836737 special feature section 0.684504 Central Cancer Registries 0.742541 risk 0.516841	CLICK HERE
9666	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Veterinary Health Care: Biological Safety - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic	Veterinary medicine and animal care workers are at risk of exposure to zoonoses, infectious diseases that spread from animals to humans. Possible routes of transmission include aerosol, droplet spray, ingestion (oral), direct contact, indirect contact (e.g., fomite), or vector-borne. Sources of exposure include animals, body fluids, contaminated tools, surfaces, or other objects in the environment.	veterinary personnel 0.349348 Animal Handlers 0.344529 infectious diseases 0.345349 AVMA Waste Disposal 0.379707 Mass. Dept. 0.340679 Veterinary medicine 0.354203 Work-Related Asthma 0.342163 Lung Disease Bulletin 0.373674 Control Best Practices 0.384248 droplet spray 0.348244 veterinary concern 0.347794 Bird Flu 0.339793 Possible routes 0.344772 Canadian Council 0.341867 CDC EID Journal 0.370857 Bovine Tuberculosis 0.339531 Small Animal Veterinary 0.387538 Human Rabies Prevention 0.379068 zoonoses 0.373635 Antibiotic Resistance 0.340605 Iowa State University 0.915622 body fluids 0.345316 Ontario Veterinary College 0.374774 ACVIM Small Animal 0.376416	human pathogens 0.351925 Public Health Occupational 0.406783 Public Health 0.763626 CDC MRSA 0.34519 NIOSH Alert 0.38551 United States 0.378322 Avian Influenza 0.373392 methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus 0.397463 Immunization Practices 0.340534 Infection Prevention 0.356198 AVMA Aardvarks2Zebras 0.351918 U.S. Marine Mammal 0.369513 Infection control practices 0.398662 zoonotic disease risks 0.390624 Laboratory Animal Workers 0.380333 Human-animal medicine 0.343501 Center 0.369197 Germs Blog Resources 0.370632 Food Security 0.692949 JAVMA article 0.346999 Veterinary Practices 0.344549 Poultry Workers 0.34017 health risks 0.359235 animal care workers 0.393298	CLICK HERE
9703	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	La biografía de Jessica - La historia de Jessica - Historias de la vida real - Consejos de exfumadores	A pesar de que Jessica nunca fumó, muchos de los ataques de su hijo fueron provocados por estar expuesto al humo de segunda mano. Su historia completa es parte de la campaña de los CDC Consejos de exfumadores.	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.779335 Archivo RealPlayer 0.677794 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.77548 Tips From Former 0.781873 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.800735	Archivo Adobe PDF 0.777351 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.775266 verdadero desafío 0.706911 Archivo Microsoft 0.980627 Archivo Microsoft Word 0.797553	CLICK HERE
9746	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Histoplasmosis in a State Where It Is Not Known to BeEndemic - Montana, 2012-2013	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.	H. capsulatum disease 0.516363 recent travel 0.597998 Human Services 0.41911 H. capsulatum isolation 0.510559 left parotid gland 0.416294 clinically compatible illnesses 0.552003 south central Montana 0.434153 Clark City-County Health 0.473448 bird droppings 0.46623 itraconazole therapy 0.459042 histoplasmosis 0.600608 Ohio River 0.453218 H. capsulatum culture 0.514061 follow-up urine EIA 0.422329 Montana 0.595046 patients 0.445152 weight loss 0.470078 lymph node biopsy 0.404272 endemic fungal infections 0.40455 histoplasmosis endemicity 0.514951 Randall J. Nett 0.460003 left lung nodule 0.406064 City-County Health Dept 0.476656 uncontrolled diabetes mellitus 0.481258 bat guano 0.73612	diabetes mellitus type 0.480428 night sweats 0.407169 Montana residents 0.437226 Histoplasma capsulatum 0.528464 parotid gland 0.44523 recent travel history 0.419486 diagnostic delays 0.429165 Health-care providers 0.443149 patient 0.652634 urine histoplasma antigen 0.432039 southwest Montana 0.440009 bat guano exposure 0.427909 H. capsulatum 0.962684 granulomatous inflammation 0.408922 CT scan 0.431381 erythrocyte sedimentation rate 0.462822 H. capsulatum infection 0.524406 lower lung 0.414034 urine EIA 0.446921 common clinical presentation 0.409187 Low clinical suspicion 0.406632 urine EIA tests 0.409679 fungus Histoplasma capsulatum 0.493899 chest radiograph 0.413869	CLICK HERE
10738	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pandemic Planning - Respiratory Protection - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic	Options to Prolong Existing and Surge Capacity Supplies of Respirators during Infection with Novel Influenza A Viruses Associated with Severe Disease	infection 0.419151 air purifying respirators 0.833825 professionals 0.418928 individuals 0.41746 result 0.420414 number 0.417482 limited reuse 0.503746 inventories 0.424691 responsibility 0.422225 options 0.43867 healthcare institution 0.509525 webpage 0.422237 respiratory protection 0.636059 surge capacity supplies 0.631904 events 0.417924 combination 0.419195 Implement practices 0.500669	types 0.417946 respiratory protection program 0.635675 Surgical 0.418485 infectious disease outbreak 0.651038 complications 0.419624 influenza pandemic 0.541515 N95 respirators 0.979091 respiratory pathogen outbreak 0.663036 elastomeric half-mask 0.509169 approaches 0.418888 healthcare facilities 0.504247 FDA-cleared 0.418496 N95 filtering facepiece 0.764688 highest risk 0.503301 administrative controls 0.503617 alternatives 0.418964 NIOSH-certified 0.418518	CLICK HERE
11857	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pertussis | Whooping Cough | Surveillance | Cases by Year | CDC	Pertussis Surveillance and Reporting	Surveillance 0.259049 United States 0.535386	related trend charts 0.965087 pertussis cases 0.789691	CLICK HERE
12030	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Eye Health and Contact Lenses | CDC Online Newsroom	Preventing Infections: Healthy Habits Lead to Healthy Eyes	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
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