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6262	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Summary: September 15, 2011	MMWR News Summary: September 15, 2011	primary prevention tool 0.481134 smoke-free laws 0.342257 Southern Hemisphere. 0.348034 Effective state tobacco 0.446209 Northern Hemisphere 0.346325 influenza antiviral medications 0.878133 2010-11 influenza season 0.876974 current smoking 0.399932 valuable adjunct 0.356005 positive bacterial culture 0.485155 influenza activity 0.849667 high proportion 0.342646 influenza virus infections 0.87061 tobacco excise taxes 0.456539 emergency department 0.3557 CDC Division 0.688734 lung cancer cases 0.655897 smoking cessation 0.396925 antigenic characterization 0.344882 illness onset 0.354982 vast majority 0.34385 influenza-associated pediatric mortality 0.482054 influenza 0.95732 healthcare providers 0.354218 high-risk medical conditions 0.506828	United States 0.581761 influenza-related disease activity 0.473144 Electronic Media 0.660262 cigarette smoking 0.393545 influenza vaccine strains 0.84745 influenza B viruses 0.71412 antiviral therapy 0.378132 low levels 0.349729 high-risk medical conditions. 0.507146 smoking initiation 0.397711 influenza-associated complications 0.356197 state tobacco control 0.631765 secondhand smoke exposure 0.43678 viral isolates 0.37239 sterile site. 0.358502 tobacco control policies 0.452026 new lung cancer 0.474567 severe outcomes 0.349587 influenza-associated pediatric deaths 0.505942 annual influenza vaccination 0.880619 shorter interval 0.359433 Typical seasonal patterns 0.461456 smoking patterns 0.401184 low prevalence 0.339527	CLICK HERE
6699	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	American Indian parents' assessment of and concern about their kindergarten child's weight status, South Dakota, 2005-2006.	Obesity is highly prevalent among American Indians, and effective prevention efforts require caregiver involvement. We examined American Indian (AI) parents’ assessment of and level of concern about their kindergarten child’s weight status.	extremely obese children 0.393711 excess weight gain 0.361036 obese parents 0.384039 highest weight percentile 0.382505 obesity prevention programs 0.364893 obese children 0.415664 actual weight status 0.374349 AI children 0.389 Prevention Growth Charts 0.360639 BMI ≥97th percentile 0.408606 85th percentile 0.404745 children 0.616346 weight status categories 0.385185 American Indian children 0.369177 weight status 0.902765 normal-weight children 0.368239 overweight parents 0.389789 child weight 0.372602 overweight 0.448205 15th percentile 0.398728 parent report 0.387332 mass index percentiles 0.396969 BMI 0.417926	right weight 0.376152 address parental weight 0.366404 slightly underweight 0.40846 Childhood overweight 0.36317 normal weight 0.419501 family income 0.389918 overweight children 0.407778 slightly overweight 0.394658 body mass index 0.490263 probability 0.368817 South Dakota 0.393027 AI populations 0.365917 underweight 0.42708 measured weight status 0.426417 child’s weight 0.703289 parental weight status 0.389731 obese status 0.36219 BMI percentile categories 0.38373 overweight status 0.390361 kindergarten child 0.365789 current weight status 0.425079 African American children 0.378097 95th percentile 0.470893	CLICK HERE
8653	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza A (H5N1) in People	Highly Pathogenic Asian Avian Influenza A (H5N1) in People - CDC	HPAI Asian H5N1 0.762247 Highly Pathogenic Avian 0.42102 Asian HPAI H5N1 0.943011 human cases 0.389738 Asian H5N1 cases 0.48791 unprotected close contact 0.428914 Pathogenic Avian Influenza 0.422263 human-to-human transmission 0.362825 species barrier 0.337642 HPAI H5N1 cases 0.537479 cluster cases 0.342565 poultry outbreaks 0.351515 close prolonged contact 0.368644 common source exposures 0.36404 countries 0.33852 Limited person-to-person spread 0.365147 sick blood-related family 0.373531 severe respiratory disease 0.369013 young adults 0.337998 respiratory tract 0.340558 hospital room 0.36128 largest number 0.337426 H5N1 virus infection 0.487114 human infection 0.343773 human Asian HPAI 0.436511	severely ill people 0.370257 H5N1 virus outbreaks 0.487183 e.g. pneumonia 0.340381 relatively cooler periods 0.365533 HPAI H5N1 virus 0.771623 live poultry market 0.382555 blood-related family members 0.42837 human-to-human-to-human Asian HPAI 0.384658 infected poultry 0.363165 close contact 0.461686 highest number 0.338902 HPAI H5N1 viruses 0.564344 poultry 0.392531 Asian H5N1 virus 0.637882 milder cases 0.347782 H5N1 virus 0.790789 clinically mild cases 0.379546 medical care 0.33893 high mortality 0.337598 human-to-human HPAI Asian 0.384723 human infections 0.406921 dead poultry 0.381658 H5N1 Highly Pathogenic 0.447779 respiratory failure 0.339964	CLICK HERE
11026	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) recommends a preference for using the nasal spray flu vaccine | Media Statement | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	website 0.264558 list Skip 0.809373	page options Skip 0.939826 historical purposes 0.521589	CLICK HERE
11911	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Million Hearts and Eating Well launch heart-healthy nutrition resource	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	local supermarkets 0.493087 Million Hearts Healthy 0.632346 big difference. 0.486804 right meal 0.503847 tasty meals 0.496813 individuals 0.415996 nutritional facts 0.48919 test kitchen.  Search 0.567293 Disease Control 0.58422 emphasis 0.417087 dietary needs 0.489129 daily sodium intake 0.634142 visit http://millionhearts.hhs.gov 0.485605 healthier foods 0.500681 goal 0.415875 Director Tom Frieden 0.567692 accessible eating 0.518839 Hearts tools 0.530561 Million Hearts 0.741414 joint initiative 0.502926 online resource 0.501243 consumer-friendly addition 0.506505 filter options 0.486991 resource center 0.771883 families access content 0.577213	Centers 0.442504 heart attacks 0.494377 prep time 0.490969 sodium intake 0.758349 major contributor 0.607332 everyday ingredients 0.487583 heart-healthy recipes 0.530102 visit http://recipes.millionhearts.hhs.gov/ 0.483929 new Healthy Eating 0.626621 Medicaid Services 0.488629 Prevention 0.431745 servings 0.422615 heart disease 0.503317 lower sodium options 0.616052 Small changes 0.486939 lifestyle-based solutions 0.493414 Million Hearts initiative 0.710048 strokes 0.418378 family-friendly meal plans 0.609011 Executive Director 0.493709 Lifestyle Resource Center 0.728262 people 0.446532 home 0.415563 Janet S. Wright 0.570644	CLICK HERE
12627	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Director's Briefing: Million Hearts Initiative	CDC Director Dr. Tom Frieden talks about how heart disease and stroke are leading causes of death for people -- including Hispanics -- in the U.S. Million Hearts is a national initiative that has set an ambitious goal to prevention one million heart attacks and strokes by 2017. As a partner, CDC is pleased to announce many new materials and a website in Spanish that can help people improve their heart health: http://millionhearts.hhs.gov/. Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html This video can also be viewed at http://streaming.cdc.gov/vod.php?id=17464e4eb47d0770a609a2dfe5e2c2c520130213170449225	Hearts Initiative 0.971933	Director 0.485909	CLICK HERE
12854	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Responders: Fred and Fatima	CDC works 24/7 saving lives, protecting people from health threats, and saving money to have a more secure nation. A US federal agency, CDC helps make the healthy choice the easy choice by putting science and prevention into action. CDC works to help people live longer, healthier and more productive lives.	CDC 0.779711 daily lives 0.545351 husband 0.340605 girls 0.43492 spouse 0.348299 daughters 0.340488 media channels 0.507121 single main message 0.684807 grandfather 0.339943 wife Fred 0.643827 Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.673951 Fatima 0.744779 contact tracing 0.729443 Family Appreciation Night 0.651995 CDC epidemiologist 0.641537 Fred 0.683554 merit 0.340196 early identification 0.513473 oldest daughter 0.500386 campaign 0.408545 health communication team 0.709721 lead epidemiologist 0.51843 Guinea 0.380732 absence 0.348519	Ebola responders 0.644499 Sierra Leone 0.527999 4-week project 0.533761 footsteps 0.341464 epidemiologists 0.353623 sophisticated contact tracing 0.686333 CDC employees 0.722016 symptomatic patients 0.530732 deployment 0.384019 kids 0.339512 Ebola Big Idea 0.821578 Ebola response 0.923079 Liberia 0.344447 Ebola patient 0.656764 deployments 0.348109 Skype 0.342266 Fatima’s children 0.633285 blackberry 0.342239 CDC family 0.643429 West Africa 0.547757 ones 0.380908 time 0.384522 Dr. Frieden 0.51841 real troopers 0.532477	CLICK HERE
13386	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Update: Silicosis Mortality - UnitedStates, 1999-2013	Jacek M. Mazurek, MD1; Patricia L. Schleiff, MS1; John M.	low silica concentrations 0.458089 John M. Wood 0.41721 relatively short periods 0.401758 New national mortality 0.429714 nonmetallic mineral product 0.393941 common form 0.363247 silicosis prevention efforts 0.643106 silicosis cases 0.619954 contributing cause 0.376258 high silica concentrations 0.448945 Patricia L. Schleiff 0.419551 Available death certificates 0.421159 Health.§ State health 0.396356 National Center 0.364228 respirable crystalline silica 0.469491 mortality data 0.41862 Scott A. Hendricks 0.417524 silicosis surveillance 0.657055 stone product manufacturing 0.395018 higher silica levels 0.446769 decedents 0.411897 Jacek M. Mazurek 0.432161 David N. Weissman 0.397456 Ainsley Weston 0.364492 Health Statistics 0.364202	exposure 0.363879 Jacek Mazurek 0.363346 Effective silicosis prevention 0.648216 young adults 0.404581 workplace exposure 0.359223 Death certificate review 0.410458 chronic silicosis mortality 0.703274 Occupational Safety 0.486434 autoregressive linear regression 0.397252 occupational lung disease 0.428537 Respiratory Disease Studies 0.467841 young deaths 0.423834 Revision diagnosis code 0.406045 National Institute 0.420976 acute silicosis 0.660398 Author affiliations 0.361641 young decedents 0.397921 chronic silicosis 0.733128 silicosis 0.92356 silicosis deaths 0.90391 multiple cause-of-death mortality 0.423812 annual number 0.405924 Table). 0.369331 quartz-containing engineered stone 0.391403	CLICK HERE
14215	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Possible Airborne Person-to-Person Transmission ofMycobacterium bovis - Nebraska 2014-2015 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	Nebraska Public Health 0.526238 latent infection 0.612714 contact investigations 0.532117 acid amplification test 0.482082 U.S.-born high-priority contacts 0.474407 M. bovis 0.926511 nucleic acid amplification 0.535977 positive TB test 0.486316 National Veterinary Services 0.486576 high-priority contacts 0.571133 whole-genome sequencing 0.584558 M. tuberculosis TB 0.584686 M. tuberculosis 0.74088 persons 0.478412 tuberculosis complex infections 0.478081 Mexico-origin unpasteurized dairy 0.500787 drug-resistant TB 0.474108 positive test results 0.486912 second-line drug susceptibility 0.482272 Public Health Laboratory 0.524141 TB disease. 0.490076 Nebraska Medical Center 0.4782 United States 0.532996 National TB Genotyping 0.488086 church 0.501871	interferon gamma release 0.487954 drug susceptibility testing 0.560578 M. tuberculosis disease 0.523741 initial TB treatment 0.493536 consuming unpasteurized dairy 0.486055 M. bovis strain 0.553963 Public Health Department 0.479555 health care workers 0.496542 active tb disease 0.67314 public health 0.582857 Tuberculin skin tests 0.533886 unpasteurized dairy products 0.855126 advanced TB 0.474362 overall latent infection 0.476927 U.S. TB surveillance 0.49077 M. tuberculosis complex 0.665947 extensive pulmonary tuberculosis 0.48653 foreign-born contacts 0.482305 whole-genome sequencing results 0.535623 U.S. TB cases 0.491644 M. bovis disease 0.598445 bovis pulmonary TB 0.578742 unpasteurized contaminated dairy 0.49049 dairy products 0.907925	CLICK HERE
14622	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Community Interagency Connections for Immigrant WorkerHealth Interventions, King County, Washington State,2012-2013	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.	Pan-Asian service agency 0.387885 information sharing 0.495589 Chinese immigrant workers 0.46573 high betweenness centrality 0.370297 service agency sectors 0.421124 occupational health 0.478468 betweenness centrality score 0.363682 Chinese service agencies 0.550799 Pan-Asian agency sector 0.429185 community sectors 0.424765 links 0.374191 community-based chronic disease 0.363157 population health 0.363215 overall interagency network 0.377048 Pan-Asian service agencies 0.553198 service agency sector 0.364434 Pan-Asian service 0.567638 community 0.520807 chronic health problems 0.410397 health problems 0.46044 immigrant workers 0.566535 joint programs 0.512825 resource sharing 0.415947 social network analysis 0.639173 Pan-Asian service sectors 0.398376	community interagency networks 0.450298 chronic disease prevention 0.366163 occupational health disparities 0.477051 immigrant worker health 0.981684 relevant network agencies 0.403835 community agency networks 0.446095 network 0.639718 public agency sector 0.517721 Chinese immigrant worker 0.506269 interagency network structure 0.382748 Chinese immigrants 0.442424 immigrant community institutions 0.378948 Chinese FBOs 0.388797 joint political actions 0.469467 service contracts 0.459466 agencies 0.848234 service agencies 0.570015 interagency networks 0.591562 Chinese FBO 0.385107 public agencies 0.424199 Chinese service agency 0.42186 co-ethnic service agencies 0.371432 Chinese service sector 0.39275 undirected interagency networks 0.367271	CLICK HERE