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1139	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement: Drinking Water Week - May 4-10, 2014	The United States has one of the safest public drinking water supplies in the world (1). Tap water not only provides water for daily household activities such as drinking, bathing, and cooking, it also benefits the entire community by providing water to serve businesses, schools, and hospitals, and to promote overall health (2). May 4–10, 2014, is Drinking Water Week, an annual observance whose theme ("What Do You Know About H2O?") underscores the many ways in which all consumers can get to know their water (3).	annual observance 0.468748 waterborne diseases 0.471047 endorsement 0.380916 Human Services 0.596303 typhoid fever 0.467154 U.S. Department 0.590728 MMWR HTML versions 0.579284 daily household activities 0.623978 electronic PDF version 0.565389 supplies 0.328929 public drinking water 0.821177 climate change 0.452137 overall health 0.486935 H2O 0.333452 marked decrease 0.471482 safe drinking water 0.751831 Contact GPO 0.482539 U.S. water supply 0.670761 Disinfection 0.332041 commercial sources 0.458365 domestic water quality 0.67114 environmental regulation 0.459382 current prices 0.447472 bathing 0.334448	New challenges 0.454077 original paper copy 0.560335 entire community 0.470075 water sources 0.530301 United States 0.626923 new ways 0.458302 original MMWR paper 0.572969 U.S. Government Printing 0.568936 water pollutants 0.538261 water availability 0.520319 MMWR readers 0.460818 character translation 0.445741 adverse health effects 0.612547 potential impact 0.459246 drinking water 0.951186 format errors 0.448651 typeset documents 0.455555 trade names 0.45468 past century 0.463554 official text 0.443682 treatment practices 0.464401 non-CDC sites 0.45272 electronic conversions 0.444012 drinking water infrastructure 0.758338	CLICK HERE
5157	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Minnesota Activities to Prevent HAIs	null	Injection Safety 0.685923 Laboratory Network 0.42684 Healthcare-associated Infections 0.416995 Antimicrobial Resistance Regional 0.579063 HAI Detection 0.525694 email address 0.537284 CDI 0.32998 navigation Skip 0.555034 recent work 0.538778 Infection Prevention 0.467508 Clostridium difficile infection 0.577534 Appropriate Antibiotic 0.441331 Educational Efforts 0.429605	ACA 0.326692 list Skip 0.556914 monthly update 0.551405 page options Skip 0.676213 Coordinated Prevention 0.445643 ELC HAI-funded Activities 0.559264 Infection Control Assessment 0.557958 Affordable Care Act 0.514093 Antimicrobial Resistance 0.591878 infectious disease 0.554152 Laboratory Capacity 0.428675 HAI Prevention Infrastructure 0.927151	CLICK HERE
5684	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	DDT - 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
7764	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Channels - Health Communication	Gateway to Health Communication - Channels	Interactive Health Communication 0.610343 social marketing campaign 0.634841 Online resource 0.473424 best outreach strategy 0.594858 recreational safety helmets 0.569013 health information 0.943348 distinct channels 0.478035 Government Technology 0.442038 science-based health information 0.676064 information age 0.469252 health behaviors 0.490593 sun-protection products 0.449917 Preventive Services Task 0.578329 numerous channels 0.497235 Online U.S. News 0.610554 U.S. News Archives 0.777843 nicotine replacement therapy 0.562183 Media Relations 0.463567 World Usability 0.445649 Online health information 0.695256 Annual Summary 0.457876 government Web sites 0.577695 email source 0.456511 useful Web sites 0.56946 health content 0.519805	online video resource 0.804434 Online guide 0.503405 CDC Online Newsroom 0.757682 health campaign 0.534917 science-based information 0.512646 promotional portion 0.471951 public health information 0.674009 single telephone 0.456437 communication campaigns 0.454252 Web Accessibility Initiative 0.567775 National Contact Center 0.588205 right channels 0.625198 Event information 0.475613 reduced-priced related products 0.575971 child safety 0.446859 communication program 0.484523 Appropriate distribution 0.466477 health-related products 0.453002 CDC Social Media 0.71003 CDC eHealth Metrics 0.729495 Usability.gov – Online 0.54955 systematic review 0.45063 one-stop source 0.460582 Community Preventive Services 0.776758	CLICK HERE
9447	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Difusión espontánea de un programa eficaz de prevención contra el cáncer de piel a través del acceso a materiales del programa en Internet.	null	Glanz K 0.576156 protección solar 0.985523 Pool Cool 0.856201 Hall DM 0.55637	Nehl E 0.552092 posibles usuarios 0.513762 Estados Unidos 0.724798 Chronic Dis 0.579937	CLICK HERE
9512	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Recurrent Outbreak of Campylobacterjejuni Infections Associated with a Raw Milk Dairy - Pennsylvania,April-May 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.	multistate outbreak 0.606389 mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.565016 PDA requirements 0.571883 probable case 0.564267 original MMWR paper 0.599452 U.S. Government Printing 0.59694 Repeat outbreaks 0.576948 Human Services 0.59008 dairy farms 0.589281 assistive technology 0.563097 bulk tank milk 0.774002 bovine bacterial shedding 0.599555 MMWR HTML versions 0.595666 U.S. Department 0.589138 previously implicated dairies 0.603138 raw milk dairies 0.711305 retail raw milk 0.700845 raw milk producers 0.69908 Pennsylvania Department 0.641723 inadequate quality control 0.600264 electronic PDF version 0.596575 campylobacteriosis outbreaks 0.611083 probable cases 0.564948 raw milk 0.923851	Pennsylvania Dept 0.591669 raw milk onsite 0.724856 milk coliform 0.644147 future outbreaks 0.574109 subject line 0.563095 Contact GPO 0.559034 retail milk samples 0.695158 Amanda Beaudoin 0.600775 Allison H. Longenberger 0.595433 Campylobacter jejuni 0.595283 laboratory-confirmed campylobacteriosis 0.596795 milk collection 0.634091 off-farm pick-up sites 0.615994 original paper copy 0.592995 associated cases 0.562422 C. jejuni strains 0.619547 pulsed-field gel electrophoresis 0.603556 MУ ria Moll 0.598744 somatic cell testing 0.604917 raw milk–associated outbreak 0.667535 dairy 0.613887 raw milk products 0.692226 Public health officials 0.601975	CLICK HERE
9536	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Emergency Medical Services Capacity for Prehospital Stroke Care in North Carolina - CDC	Prior assessments of emergency medical services (EMS) stroke capacity found deficiencies in education and training, use of protocols and screening tools, and planning for the transport of patients. A 2001 survey of North Carolina EMS providers found many EMS systems lacked basic stroke services.	North Carolina 0.970429 stroke scale 0.510061 basic stroke 0.481737 EMS personnel 0.519306 screening tools 0.487451 stroke screening tools 0.458386 stroke signs 0.42205 stroke screen results 0.435105 stroke centers 0.433593 North Carolina EMS 0.466903 stroke educational topics 0.534156 Cincinnati Prehospital Stroke 0.464691 stroke care capacity 0.569505 validated stroke scale 0.479513 Angeles Prehospital Stroke 0.45182 prehospital stroke screening 0.449844 validated stroke 0.562877 Carolina EMS providers 0.434458 stroke capacity 0.433962 Prehospital Stroke Scale 0.430217 care capacity 0.59936 EMS stroke care 0.582972 EMS agencies 0.493346 stroke risk factors 0.443334 stroke care performance 0.424726	EMS systems 0.83105 Carolina EMS Data 0.426711 standardized EMS stroke 0.507328 county population density 0.524949 stroke care practices 0.500268 basic stroke services 0.43897 patient volume 0.481541 stroke patients 0.510828 county-based EMS systems 0.430932 prehospital stroke care 0.56465 maximum stroke care 0.435907 stroke patient care 0.437068 stroke training sessions 0.476625 EMS education 0.424855 emergency medical services 0.465818 stroke care 0.655211 prehospital stroke 0.581598 stroke training 0.502783 acute stroke patients 0.465814 validated stroke scales 0.483912 high stroke care 0.423279 stroke 0.722786 validated stroke screening 0.463919 Prehospital Stroke Screen 0.474514	CLICK HERE
10297	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease GIS Snapshot | Geographic Access to Diabetes Prevention Program Sites: New York State Department of Health - CDC	New York’s Division of Chronic Disease Prevention has supported the delivery of the Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) through community-based organizations across the state. The DPP is a 16-week lifestyle change program designed to prevent or delay type 2 diabetes in adults who are at high risk for the disease. In 2009, 10 YMCA sites across the state were selected to deliver the program.	State Behavioral Risk 0.640401 York State Department 0.761289 York City Community 0.646182 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.635725 York State Behavioral 0.651157 New York Association 0.607879 New York City 0.695054 City Community Health 0.639446 Disease Control 0.592774 potential program sites 0.585179 30-minute drive-time 0.648355 30-minute drive time 0.659729 York State Office 0.601792 New York State 0.974847 lifestyle change program 0.573208 community-based organizations 0.609359 York’s population 0.581591 Chronic Disease Directors 0.574109 DPP sites 0.638682 Potential DPP sites 0.609171 independent living 0.570395 chronic disease 0.673618 prevention program sites 0.650973 diabetes prevention program 0.837496 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.635912	diabetes prevention programs 0.600397 Prevention Cooperative Agreement 0.569874 street-level network analysis 0.567056 30-minute drive-time buffers 0.603746 high diabetes risk-factor 0.583397 potential Diabetes Prevention 0.61333 additional community-based organizations 0.571456 existing diabetes prevention 0.612696 independent living centers 0.569358 risk-factor score 0.571222 30-minute drive-time boundaries 0.619011 New York 0.977041 Chronic Disease Evaluation 0.627921 federally qualified health 0.57147 Community Health Survey 0.640582 Prevention Program site 0.640141 chronic disease programs 0.576462 risk factor 0.64597 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.634886 York City Department 0.595409 risk factor scores 0.585078 30-minute drive-time radius 0.596053 York State DPP 0.63812 Public Health Service 0.570714	CLICK HERE
15464	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diphtheria Fact Sheet for Parents	CDC fact sheet for parents: Diphtheria and the Vaccine (Shot) to Prevent It	Yes. The DTaP 0.417778 American Academy 0.399727 Español 0.328979 Page 0.366428 best way 0.41794 degrees 0.342363 DTaP shot 0.810111 tetanus 0.405044 diphtheria dies 0.645269 pages 0.323945 Disease Control 0.403662 children 0.522963 chills 0.324612 best protection 0.405099 Tdap 0.345914 Family Physicians 0.407918 heart failure 0.400154 sick child 0.418343 Color 0.323957 potentially serious disease 0.416475 Doctors 0.344961 effects 0.4405 dose 0.354617 visit www.cdc.gov/diphtheria 0.402598	Td booster shot 0.631147 Adults 0.324056 following ages 0.411975 child 0.491176 in-depth information 0.405211 throat 0.442957 lifetime protection 0.425581 infected person coughs 0.492676 child care 0.415469 mild fever 0.407662 sore throat 0.435257 abnormal heart rhythms 0.490318 diphtheria 0.98209 nose 0.410019 booster vaccine 0.443393 coating 0.42276 Td vaccine 0.438729 Difteria 0.323876 DTaP vaccine 0.416611 visit www.cdc.gov/vaccines/parents 0.403032 people 0.346537 breathe 0.339596 whooping cough 0.572595 diphtheria toxin 0.701221	CLICK HERE
15750	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The Precarious Health of Young Mexican American Men in SouthTexas, Cameron County Hispanic Cohort, 2004-2015	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.	high rates 0.525717 data 0.473975 health insurance 0.518584 men’s health 0.549024 younger group 0.581206 Texas Health Science 0.489988 Texas School 0.476132 Cameron County Hispanic 0.498294 health outcomes 0.529638 younger group fares 0.486427 current smoking 0.589462 obesity 0.489566 blood pressure 0.51552 clinical research unit 0.480848 southern Texas–Mexico border 0.477682 elevated liver enzymes 0.488955 age groups 0.736789 older age groups 0.495722 metabolic syndrome 0.487199 younger men 0.576902 middle-aged group 0.479737 liver enzymes 0.494853 County Hispanic Cohort 0.502501 multiple comparisons 0.519061 non-Hispanic men 0.485481	poor metabolic health 0.515432 Public Health 0.483922 older age group 0.558225 United States 0.548046 age group 0.953324 Hispanic health surveillance 0.482788 young Hispanic men 0.506917 younger age group 0.753869 older group 0.478847 Mexican American men 0.899968 Introduction Hispanic men 0.502773 prevalence 0.493712 Mexican American population 0.494253 Hispanic Community Health 0.484109 Hispanic men 0.617297 metabolic health outcomes 0.484556 non-Hispanic white men 0.483069 participants 0.486438 AST mean levels 0.482195 health 0.643985 young men 0.559997 Health Science Center 0.485276 South Texas 0.497176 Obesity prevalence 0.474456	CLICK HERE