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1137	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Expanding Primary Care Capacity to Treat Hepatitis C VirusInfection Through an Evidence-Based Care Model - Arizona and Utah,2012-2014	Kiren Mitruka, MD1, Karla Thornton, MD2, Susanne Cusick3, Christina Orme3, Ann Moore4, Richard A. Manch, MD4, Terry Box, MD3, Christie Carroll2, Deborah Holtzman, PhD1, John W. Ward, MD1 (Author affiliations at end of text).	primary care providers 0.369506 treatment 0.267371 Project ECHO 0.713995 chronic HCV infection 0.356934 HCV infection 0.941631	primary care 0.826029 teleECHO clinics 0.280125 rural settings 0.209845 primary care clinicians 0.745976	CLICK HERE
7391	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | An Observational Evaluation of Move-To-Improve, a Classroom-Based Physical Activity Program, New York City Schools, 2010 - CDC	This observational study evaluated the effects of Move-To-Improve (MTI), a classroom-based physical education program designed for kindergarten to third-grade teachers in New York City public schools.	MTI 0.638534 data collectors 0.43391 MTI program representative 0.421457 physical activity behaviors 0.370593 MTI lessons 0.371226 New York City 0.460671 classroom teachers 0.458208 class size 0.38929 versus untrained classrooms 0.421115 urban school districts 0.369176 untrained classrooms 0.603533 MTI training increases 0.432117 physical education program 0.368526 physical activity programs 0.380548 Sixteen classrooms 0.359119 public elementary schools 0.405386 assigned classrooms 0.362272 MTI training 0.499046 MTI equipment 0.371321 MTI fitness breaks 0.400294 NYC public school 0.369127 physical activity facilities 0.373898 trained teachers 0.411816 MTI activities 0.37856 students 0.43981	physical activity training 0.374673 untrained teachers 0.414775 younger classrooms 0.359203 third-grade classrooms 0.359849 teachers 0.598948 grade level 0.530867 3-hour MTI workshop 0.399621 daily physical activity 0.38119 New York 0.487836 small classroom spaces 0.377941 randomized list 0.363994 academic concepts 0.35905 elementary schools 0.513389 MTI-trained classroom teachers 0.37739 physical activity 0.901715 York City Department 0.379672 PE 0.380048 MTI trainer 0.38186 observed classroom teachers 0.365011 MTI program staff 0.402079 untrained classroom teachers 0.395361 time 0.360835 MTI program 0.602757 third-grade teachers 0.372936	CLICK HERE
7468	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NCEH/ATSDR Epidemic Intelligence Service - How to Apply	The Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS) is a unique 2-year postgraduate training program of service and on-the-job learning for health professionals interested in the practice of applied epidemiology.	list Skip 0.764884 page options Skip 0.934414 U.S. Clinical license 0.617547 Exciting Career 0.420682	navigation Skip 0.77882 EIS 0.663816 online application 0.389006	CLICK HERE
7773	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Lead Poisoning Among Children Outside the US - Health Communication	Lead Poisoning Among Children Outside the United States - Gateway to Health Communication - CDC	United States 0.692602 lowfire ceramic ware 0.607463 private health care 0.62428 health care provider 0.749583 lead poisoning need 0.715876 traditional health remedies 0.613186 high levels 0.570654 naturally occurring element 0.622884 lead contamination 0.599687 lead-containing paint 0.56883 ceramic ware 0.684148 industrial emissions 0.561911 children 0.62459 low levels 0.570364 elevated blood lead 0.706223 young children 0.624143 important sources 0.563096 traditional medicines 0.618198 local health clinic 0.610954 blood levels 0.565483 drinking water 0.565093 predominant sources 0.562288 neurobehavioral development 0.57042 Lead hazards 0.603385	nervous systems 0.562556 lead-poisoned children 0.570648 cottage industries 0.561923 lead-containing products 0.567996 lead home 0.599185 local health officials 0.699858 lead-contaminated dust 0.563114 particular risk 0.563818 direct water supply 0.605544 blood lead level 0.701587 distinctive clinical symptoms 0.616653 traditional Mexican remedy 0.601304 lead poisoning 0.949777 recycling plants 0.563042 Pregnant women 0.562581 appropriate safety measures 0.607696 lead-glazed ceramic ware 0.606914 childhood lead poisoning 0.785877 deteriorated lead-based paint 0.622826 decreased intelligence 0.573574 ethnic group 0.561933 lead exposure 0.615716 leaded gasoline exhaust 0.615173	CLICK HERE
8639	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - In Memorial, Samuel C. Bowen, M.D.	In Memorial, To date, October 1918 remains the deadliest month in U.S. history when approximately 200,000 Americans died of the flu. Healthy, young adults (average age 35 years) began coughing in the morning and were dead by the evening. The family stories described in this section define true courage amid unbearable loss.	influenza 0.44001 nose 0.438884 Tazewell County 0.585924 list Skip 0.780257 Harry Lee Thompson 0.676154 distinction 0.439893 Chicago 0.438824 Irene Bowen Wendell 0.881648 page options Skip 0.929852 Doctor 0.424401 navigation Skip 0.783126	flu 0.435397 Dr. Bowen 0.757521 Maiden Spring Homestead 0.725069 Virginia Medical College 0.684312 throat surgeon 0.585859 Samuel Cecil Bowen 0.84961 Storyteller 0.439796 ear 0.434025 Palmer House Hotel 0.683986 nephew 0.442406 Prominent eye 0.574348	CLICK HERE
10328	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HAN Archive - 00342'Health Alert Network (HAN)	Health Alert Network (HAN). Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	CDC 0.783568 fungal illness 0.548297 symptomatic area 0.580043 epidural abscesses 0.530664 persistent baseline pain 0.607169 CDC’s HAN 0.574668 Health Alert Network 0.804668 subsequent patient outreach 0.587943 Contaminated Steroid Products 0.579988 fungal infection 0.866703 clinicians 0.565545 NECC steroid medications 0.609218 steroid injections 0.528881 patients 0.950707 paraspinal infections 0.738348 public health partners 0.600321 epidural abscess 0.625993 mild clinical presentation 0.594703 methylprednisolone acetate 0.839868 recent cases 0.520453 prior negative evaluation 0.567333 repeat MRI studies 0.747531 New England Compounding 0.621299 paraspinal injections 0.543743	new cases 0.592604 fungal meningitis 0.649734 prolonged incubation period 0.778426 CDC Health Alert 0.698845 baseline symptoms 0.721221 magnetic resonance imaging 0.59687 contaminated methylprednisolone acetate 0.63323 initially normal imaging 0.58009 abnormal MRI findings 0.63938 new reports 0.52611 predominant clinical syndrome 0.600282 enhances health decisions 0.576161 critical health issues 0.581987 mg/ml Injection 0.674715 paraspinal injection 0.804972 minimal symptoms 0.527319 local health departments 0.595364 fungal disease 0.552842 http://emergency.cdc.gov/HAN/han00338.asp), MRI testing 0.642912 fungal infections 0.790975 newly identified case-patients 0.587419 Parameningeal Infections Associated 0.612744 different patients 0.550084 baseline chronic pain 0.765797	CLICK HERE
10417	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Know the Signs and Symptoms of a Stroke Fact Sheet'Data & Statistics'DHDSP'CDC	null	prevention activities 0.497881 previous stroke 0.783411 stroke cost 0.758689 brain cells 0.510492 permanent disability 0.514469 ethnic groups 0.50453 publication 0.416583 state health departments 0.577202 High blood pressure 0.60495 Geographic Disparities 0.518583 oxygen 0.419234 deaths 0.419765 ischemic type 0.553722 CDC supports— 0.502852 health professionals 0.498544 blood vessel bursts 0.629959 Americans 0.415777 heart attack increase 0.599597 cerebrovascular accident 0.527882 American Heart Association 0.768229 symptoms 0.4167 state maps 0.499983 chances 0.422998 tailor prevention policies 0.585046 county–level stroke death 0.835708	stroke networks 0.795801 programs 0.416243 33 billion 0.507337 greatest burden 0.502214 United States 0.764115 hemorrhagic stroke 0.827281 largest U.S. 0.500838 United Sates 0.525822 smoking 0.415878 timely treatment 0.504444 extensive series 0.501463 ischemic stroke 0.848573 strokes 0.425233 advocacy strategies 0.499043 rates 0.416487 impairments 0.423926 stroke 0.957739 people 0.434826 blood supply 0.522176 partners 0.416216 Stroke Mortality 0.739917 risk 0.416726 information 0.416315 recurrent attacks 0.516777	CLICK HERE
11978	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Chickenpox Vaccine Saves Lives and Prevents Serious Illness	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.	country 0.218507 high rates 0.246666 CDC 0.243537 respiratory droplets 0.257687 routine chickenpox vaccination 0.503107 Dr. Michiaki Takahashi 0.291656 number 0.218975 children 0.32646 direct contact 0.254339 U.S. children 0.248554 huge success 0.245305 immune systems 0.252379 state health departments 0.276479 Osaka University 0.250665 chickenpox vaccination program 0.663392 significant progress 0.249208 blister-like rash 0.257949 birthday Zoe 0.252088 societal costs 0.24205 chickenpox vaccine 0.78302 chickenpox blisters 0.499675 highly vaccinated student 0.291112 two-dose coverage 0.245032 severe cases 0.244365 13-month old Zoe 0.295731	varicella-zoster virus 0.256376 severe disease 0.246456 parents 0.227261 chickenpox-related deaths 0.245556 United States 0.526653 fever 0.220118 receive chickenpox vaccine 0.50567 fewer blisters 0.251412 chickenpox cases 0.475161 Thanks 0.220754 typical case 0.245191 health departments 0.328051 Healthy People 0.246488 federal agencies 0.246412 two-dose vaccination 0.279595 Dr. Takahashi 0.249752 people 0.308743 routine vaccination 0.327647 chickenpox 0.931075 virus particles 0.295311 chickenpox outbreaks 0.43276 Children Program 0.247835 time 0.219292 U.S. chickenpox vaccination 0.572062	CLICK HERE
14192	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Ebola Virus Disease ResponseActivities During a Mass Displacement Event After Flooding -Freetown, Sierra Leone, September-November, 2015 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	Ebola Response Center 0.609329 flood response partners 0.260011 Ebola case definition 0.665243 CDC 0.256513 original MMWR paper 0.242327 Human Services 0.229011 Ebola response activities 0.919121 Sierra Leone 0.507251 Ebola screening 0.468237 Ebola holding center 0.672998 Leone Ebola Response 0.540183 inconsistent community messaging 0.236895 Ebola cases 0.566326 U.S. Department 0.230275 Ebola outbreak 0.431873 electronic PDF version 0.237776 Additional important factors 0.232713 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.231727 Western Area Ebola 0.683366 4World Health Organization 0.269703 WAERC district surveillance 0.281336 national case definition 0.258131 general health status 0.287569 Clinical staff members 0.254694	flood relief services 0.26415 Ebola response infrastructure 0.540744 World Health Organization 0.416045 stadiums 0.412943 Global Health 0.203409 staff members 0.337614 separate isolation areas 0.255832 Freetown 0.219871 flood-associated health needs 0.276138 infection prevention 0.252284 persons 0.305087 WAERC staff members 0.297812 senior district surveillance 0.245382 WAERC partners 0.222759 Ebola testing 0.532837 flood-affected persons 0.298054 Sierra Leone Ministry 0.427242 3Sierra Leone Ministry 0.271559 Area Ebola Response 0.693607 Ebola Response Centre 0.509002 Ebola patients 0.450592 incident management systems 0.386084 effective resource management 0.258324	CLICK HERE
15988	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Laboratory Safety when Working with Zika Virus	Information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	risk assessment 0.515954 Arthropod Containment levels 0.456999 chikungunya virus English 0.558164 CDC/NIH Publication Biosafety 0.482578 aerosol generating activities 0.452842 Zika virus 0.930328 CDC Import Permit 0.601442 Research Involving Recombinant 0.459057 Category B Biological 0.454281 animals.  Animal studies 0.455498 yellow fever virus 0.572654 Arthropod Containment Level 0.455595 CDC Zika virus 0.613793 culture/serum specimens 0.449233 Biosafety Level 0.502457 Healthcare Infection Control 0.460539 biosafety cabinet 0.44549 safety cabinet.  Specimens 0.474357 dengue virus 0.548247 Biological substance requirements 0.460088 Guillain-Barré syndrome 0.447659 Zika virus transmission 0.679534 diagnostic specimens 0.452159 Import Permit regulations 0.473732 infected Aedes species 0.476865	congenital anomalies 0.448879 Zika virus infection 0.683247 Zika virus-containing materials. 0.481399 Animal Biosafety Level 0.472477 infected arthropods 0.467306 potential aerosol generating 0.505299 Zika virus studies 0.603958 Hazardous Materials Regulations 0.460446 aerosol generating procedures 0.457731 procedures.  Zika virus 0.576034 certain procedures 0.484739 Zika virus. Information 0.475398 RNA genome.  Infection 0.467321 Materials Transport Regulations 0.461592 higher levels 0.506314 fever. Severe disease 0.460137 West Nile virus 0.574871 Japanese encephalitis virus 0.576403 synthetic Zika virus 0.571028 Transportation Hazardous Materials 0.502819 Biomedical Laboratories 0.456728 Zika virus testing 0.586631 Nucleic Acid Molecules 0.450233 Committee Standard Precautions 0.464321	CLICK HERE