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5467	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	N-Nitrosodimethylamine - 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
6515	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prevention Strategies for Seasonal and Influenza A (H3N2)v in Health Care Settings	Prevention Strategies for A (H3N2) variant Influenza in Health Care Settings - CDC	United States 0.393017 transmission characteristics 0.389751 limited protection 0.378388 seasonal influenza viruses 0.683811 result 0.31388 number 0.315866 seasonal influenza transmission 0.779312 infection control guidance 0.456767 H3N2v virus 0.562165 health care workers 0.449806 infections control principles 0.474068 health care providers 0.457868 special note 0.380555 health care 0.608797 effectiveness 0.327987 seasonal vaccines 0.578136 influenza season 0.51004 seasonal influenza 0.977163 current seasonal vaccines 0.53189	Additional information 0.375859 genes 0.31612 web site 0.377301 greatest risk 0.376119 patients 0.328789 swine origins 0.396161 H3N2v viruses 0.387462 Prevention Strategies 0.374396 critical step 0.381706 Current CDC data 0.467271 best tool 0.377668 health care settings 0.560239 Detected 0.32896 influenza prevention 0.510399 U.S. Human Infections 0.491926 Case Count 0.392652 humans 0.313761 H3N2v virus infections 0.509654	CLICK HERE
6584	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Malaria Vaccine Trial: Behind the Scenes in Kenya | About | CDC	In 2008, CDC malaria expert Dr. Mary Hamel learned that the Malaria Vaccine Institute was looking for leading research institutions in Africa to conduct Phase III clinical trials of the world’s most advanced malaria candidate vaccine, RTS,S/AS01. Recognizing that CDC’s nearly 30 years of collaboration on malaria research with the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI), would uniquely qualify it for serving as vaccine trial site, she told herself: 'We must apply.'	African countries—Burkina Faso 0.593896 close collaborative relationship 0.580506 study 0.417925 Phase 0.419165 Public Health Collaboration 0.597027 sites 0.416818 western Kenya 0.650434 RTS,S/AS01 0.420235 Gabon 0.425801 outpatient visits 0.50303 world 0.437711 Mozambique 0.420932 hospital admissions 0.501621 Malawi 0.420767 Malaria Vaccine Institute 0.90157 clinical trials 0.523384 place 0.416836 deaths 0.419426 Field Station 0.501367 Northern academic partners 0.588396 young African children 0.596932 leading research institutions 0.635345	diseases 0.416977 Dr. Hamel 0.532358 Ghana 0.418883 community 0.418473 people 0.417612 Kenya Medical Research 0.686553 larger mission 0.502323 TB 0.422169 malaria research 0.770818 leading African research 0.596846 vaccine trial site 0.700121 KEMRI/CDC Research 0.510934 prospect 0.418875 Anopheles 0.425782 transmit malaria 0.674785 children’s lives 0.510118 frequent cause 0.502185 Dr. Mary Hamel 0.649348 CDC/KEMRI Kenya Research 0.636421 Tanzania—from 0.416712 CDC malaria expert 0.847333 time 0.41856	CLICK HERE
6625	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Chemical Class - Dioxins, Furans, PCBs contain phenyl rings of carbon atoms	Dioxins, furans, and polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) are a class of similar chlorinated aromatic organic compounds. Dioxins have two phenyl rings connected by two oxygen atoms. Furans have one or two phenyl rings connected to a furan ring.			CLICK HERE
7724	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vital Signs: HIV Infection, Testing, and Risk Behaviors Among Youths - United States	Background: In 2009, 6.7% of the estimated 1.1 million persons living with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection in the United States were youths (defined in this report as persons aged 13–24 years); more than half of youths with HIV (59.	new HIV infections 0.941167 injection drug 0.420001 male-to-male sexual contact 0.555171 newly infected youths 0.323985 risk behaviors 0.405452 HIV prevention 0.400481 HIV progression 0.33657 transmission category 0.296255 blacks/African Americans 0.430884 higher HIV prevalence 0.366867 urban school districts 0.368981 acute HIV infection 0.37821 primary HIV infection 0.370063 Youth Risk Behavior 0.369978 community-level HIV prevention 0.350264 HIV risk behaviors 0.396509 high risk youths 0.314883 behavioral HIV interventions 0.357496 sexual intercourse 0.381303 HIV prevention services 0.360573 males 0.369624 HIV risk 0.42316 persons 0.358574 Routine HIV testing 0.359972	new HIV infection 0.391063 large urban school 0.371795 United States 0.408921 youths 0.467499 National HIV Surveillance 0.44174 HIV diagnosis 0.404266 hiv incidence surveillance 0.405317 HIV prevention education 0.356613 HIV transmission 0.340135 public health 0.304059 HIV acquisition 0.340209 HIV risk factor.** 0.38623 recent HIV seroconversion 0.345962 black/African American youths 0.321983 high school students 0.415925 early HIV diagnosis 0.360478 HIV care 0.332951 HIV risk factors 0.402754 9th–12th grade students 0.335498 HIV prevention interventions 0.361602 HIV testing 0.49219 Risk Behavior Surveillance 0.301322 young MSM 0.349147 sexual health services 0.306677	CLICK HERE
8168	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Flu Partner Success Stories: National Association of School Nurses (NASN)	Partnership success stories, National Association of School Nurses (NASN) - CDC	success story 0.461172 National Foundation 0.375966 Vax 0.236593 school-age children 0.382417 following points 0.367247 monthly influenza updates 0.615068 school nurse 0.372346 NIVW 0.229333 new blogger 0.423998 future events 0.351036 NASN Director 0.394001 seasonal influenza 0.92936 uptake 0.245289 IAC 0.238473 public health partner 0.550256 important role 0.369223 pKids 0.317996 additional resources 0.356525 mission 0.229839 Infectious Diseases 0.496719 NASN Seasonal Influenza 0.893013 support 0.229399 school nurses 0.539632 NASN electronic digest 0.513265	important public health 0.504629 Seasonal Influenza webpage 0.639704 Nursing Education 0.366999 students 0.229598 Include contact information 0.49187 contact Nichole Bobo 0.562538 Moms 0.230226 Seasonal Influenza web 0.651723 Nichole Bobo 0.594981 academic success 0.390911 guest bloggers 0.366405 hour-long blogger briefing 0.713019 seasonal influenza vaccine 0.717431 National Influenza Vaccination 0.690898 school nursing 0.397689 blog post 0.363157 Immunization Action Coalition 0.516139 Acceptable file formats 0.478876 influenza educational campaign 0.616181 National Association 0.392088 Deb Pontius 0.383173 specialty practice 0.386255 NFID 0.251364 flu season 0.637371	CLICK HERE
8521	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Varicella Death of an Unvaccinated, Previously HealthyAdolescent - Ohio, 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.	Haemophilus influenzae type 0.464045 County Health Dept 0.463731 noninvasive mechanical ventilation 0.462989 healthy persons 0.598899 varicella deaths 0.653469 Multiple chest radiographs 0.461983 severe varicella 0.749407 vital statistics records 0.466858 respiratory distress syndrome 0.466129 vaccination status 0.478716 generalized petechial rash 0.466258 varicella vaccine 0.913022 intravenous acyclovir 0.514849 school-entry vaccination requirements 0.508523 high-risk preexisting conditions 0.462108 blood cultures 0.48412 herpes zoster disease 0.463312 respiratory function 0.46933 varicella incidence 0.657336 unvaccinated healthy persons 0.474472 potentially severe complications 0.505917 routine health-care provider 0.51168 catch-up vaccination 0.606225 varicella vaccination requirement 0.696644 severe complications 0.613425	older children 0.495804 increasingly labored breathing 0.462603 severe disease 0.503389 Intravenous acyclovir therapy 0.468079 varicella vaccination 0.852697 direct fluorescent antibody 0.461334 varicella death 0.666641 mechanical ventilation 0.46851 United States 0.532194 respiratory tract colonization 0.464514 varicella vaccination entry 0.690995 varicella vaccination program 0.69933 Ohio Department 0.465176 health-care provider visits 0.50458 self-limited disease 0.471227 varicella vaccination school-entry 0.69303 white blood cell 0.465713 health-care–acquired bacterial colonization 0.461144 varicella 0.92859 routine vaccination 0.489895 routine childhood immunization 0.468276 varicella-related hospitalizations 0.469314 varicella immunity 0.619796 age-appropriate vaccination 0.476865	CLICK HERE
11804	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Relationship Between Child CareCenters' Compliance With Physical Activity Regulations andChildren's Physical Activity, New York City, 2010 - CDC	Physical activity may protect against overweight and obesity among preschoolers, and the policies and characteristics of group child care centers influence the physical activity levels of children who attend them. We examined whether children in New York City group child care centers that are compliant with the city’s regulations on child physical activity engage in more activity than children in centers who do not comply.	licensed child care 0.384568 child care centers 0.860355 Eat Well Play 0.382694 data collectors 0.438645 Prev Chronic Dis 0.394009 District Public Health 0.402364 group child care 0.642693 New York City 0.552337 children’s levels 0.385246 NYC DOHMH 0.515726 classroom components 0.384852 child care 0.948983 child physical activity 0.388207 children 0.609897 technical assistance 0.412691 PA levels 0.392518 outdoor play space 0.541498 total PA 0.553349 public health 0.404206 child-level PA 0.388956 Care Food Program 0.409003 children’s MVPA 0.436934 center component 0.440062 total PA regulation 0.412184	play space availability 0.418824 NYC child care 0.399492 outdoor play spaces 0.399012 children’s PA 0.392251 Child care policies 0.383195 classroom component 0.430078 data collection 0.436936 preschool-aged children 0.41881 unstructured PA events 0.383585 physical activity 0.687857 PA 0.667175 York City Department 0.394457 unstructured PA 0.437625 center evaluation component 0.384802 child care center 0.422622 compliance 0.431248 complete data 0.413457 regulations 0.406717 accelerometry data 0.400611 time 0.462067 early child care 0.416719 Adult Care Food 0.409847 MVPA 0.631025	CLICK HERE
13554	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Protective Actions for Radiation Emergencies - Food and Water Safety | Video	After a radiation emergency, food and water sources may become contaminated with radioactive material. Consuming contaminated food and water will cause radioactive material to get inside your body, but you can eliminate or reduce the amount of contamination by taking a few precautions. Other videos focused on protective actions for radiation emergencies can be found here: http://emergency.cdc.gov/radiation/protectiveactions.asp 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://www.cdc.gov/wcms/videos/low-res/NCEH/2015/food_and_water_safety_922294.mp4	Protective Actions 0.87267 Radiation Emergencies 0.907583	YouTube 0.675849 Water Safety 0.727953	CLICK HERE
15842	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Testing Pregnant Women	Information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	Pregnant WomenError processing 0.971766		CLICK HERE