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7168	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables - June 15, 2012	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. influenzae 0.385249 National Center 0.300808 cases 0.400567 CDC 0.294945 novel influenza 0.647469 Total case counts 0.456629 pandemic influenza 0.95711 measles cases 0.341826 ** Data 0.346606	Cumulative total E. 0.474669 Influenza Division 0.446587 2009 pandemic 0.764592 probable cases 0.327724 Respiratory Diseases 0.307657 rubella cases 0.309944 human infection 0.330271 influenza A virus 0.483901	CLICK HERE
8255	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Hearing Loss, Articles - NCBDDD	Hearing loss can affect a child’s ability to develop communication, language, and social skills. The earlier children with hearing loss start getting services, the more likely they are to reach their full potential. If you are a parent and you suspect your child has hearing loss, trust your instincts and speak with your child’s doctor. Don’t wait!	Baby Hear 0.369816 Pediatrics 0.38466 Mortality Weekly Report 0.705604 Clinical Virology 0.358905 Loss Data 0.374908 CDC EHDI 0.372478 Childhood vision impairment 0.40852 Health Management Practice 0.401914 quality data 0.366295 T. R. 0.363495 vision impairment 0.425549 autism spectrum disorder 0.518959 Read summary 0.95642 Ross DS 0.406182 Read article 0.783918 Health Interview Survey 0.404178 American Journal 0.362711 Early Hearing Detection 0.582039 Van Naarden Braun 0.415806 hearing loss 0.634361 Read key findings 0.536828 intellectual disability 0.364467 ASHA Leader 0.360181 Screening Follow-up Results 0.515198	metropolitan atlanta 0.363052 Grosse SD 0.410776 United States 0.481066 Health Journal 0.370191 Screening Result 0.382229 Infants Identified 0.42369 Article summary 0.576861 Health Styles Survey 0.407816 journal 0.394767 Read articles 0.393565 Early Hearing Loss 0.507302 Congenital Cytomegalovirus 0.358141 communication skills 0.369745 co-occurring autism spectrum 0.404459 Medical homes 0.367032 Newborn Hearing Screening 0.69253 Public Health Reports 0.413566 Universal Newborn Hearing 0.487054 early diagnosis 0.371364 Hearing Screening Follow-up 0.596094 Unilateral Hearing Loss 0.487072 CDC scientific articles 0.418923 Young Children 0.360552 cerebral palsy 0.35968	CLICK HERE
9482	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Salmonella in Eggs: An Unwelcome Summer Visitor | CDC Features	null			CLICK HERE
9626	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Asthma - BRFSS 2008 - Child Asthma Data - Table C2.2	BRFSS 2008 - Child Asthma Data - Table C2.2	Puerto Rico 0.660865 data 0.356915 CI 0.418695 normal approximation 0.657786 values 0.370138 standard error 0.62778 states 0.356687 Total 0.357067	confidence interval 0.944821 small sample size 0.785087 caution 0.400131 District 0.356459 Notes 0.362349 binomial distribution 0.650666 estimates 0.385103	CLICK HERE
13338	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prevalence of Sexual Violence Against Children and Use ofSocial Services - Seven Countries, 2007-2013	Steven A. Sumner, MD1,2; James A. Mercy, PhD1; Janet Saul, PhD3; Nozipho Motsa-Nzuza4; Gideon Kwesigabo, PhD5; Robert Buluma, MAEPM6; Louis H.	generalized HIV epidemics 0.552642 host country 0.576057 host country governments 0.557796 AIDS Relief 0.551924 social welfare 0.553049 children 0.619784 Louis H. Marcelin 0.561141 social services 0.571362 poor social relations 0.554441 global public-private partnership 0.561888 Emergency Plan 0.554916 violence prevention 0.637658 World Health Organization 0.558775 countries 0.603686 high-risk sexual activities 0.572316 host country survey 0.560319 child sexual violence 0.655576 sexually transmitted diseases 0.609087 childhood sexual violence 0.793996 unwanted attempted sex 0.571547 Steven A. Sumner 0.557312 human immunodeficiency virus 0.557947 vaginal/anal object insertion 0.554154 various health measures 0.55675 disease prevention strategies 0.564201	United Nations Children 0.564937 response plans 0.553782 lifetime childhood prevalence 0.571609 physical health problems 0.571001 national household surveys 0.562581 forced penetrative sex 0.561224 multiple sex partners 0.5608 primary prevention 0.560178 Susan D. Hillis 0.558957 local government response 0.552401 Daniela P. Ligiero 0.560349 multistage cluster survey 0.555366 childhood violence 0.636338 sexual violence 0.945787 females 0.586893 James A. Mercy 0.559428 services 0.617275 international collaboration 0.552069 CDC institutional review 0.562694 VACS 0.561984 Swaziland 0.563689 child protective services 0.579637 high prevalence rates 0.568569 major global health 0.563134	CLICK HERE
13764	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	State and Territorial Ebola Screening, Monitoring, andMovement Policy Statements - United States, August 31, 2015	Gregory Sunshine, JD1; Dawn Pepin, JD1; Marty Cetron, MD2; Matthew Penn, JD1.	Interim U.S. Guidance 0.575254 Task Force 0.488541 CDC guidance 0.979015 public health policies 0.527448 current CDC guidance 0.693368 ebola virus 0.628996 state-specific monitoring 0.470326 Joint Information Center 0.493616 New Jersey policies 0.537592 extensive movement restrictions 0.510182 direct contact 0.498837 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.492719 higher risk category 0.495856 Potential Ebola Virus 0.576571 available official Ebola 0.568258 monitoring 0.519706 federal monitoring 0.468536 publicly available monitoring 0.506251 publically available websites 0.495982 Ebola 0.638953 active monitoring 0.513628 Ebola virus disease 0.589322 mandatory quarantine 0.520241 asymptomatic persons 0.517034 Health Law Program* 0.505449	United States 0.519117 State Coordination Task 0.499993 policies 0.672826 official government websites 0.496727 Risk Mitigation Unit 0.496341 State Ebola Screening 0.562958 certain travel restrictions 0.501467 movement policy 0.465219 Monitoring Policies 0.488021 CDC recommendations 0.644003 public health 0.675217 New York 0.570233 Health Law Program 0.563828 movement policies 0.524154 Global Migration 0.490707 public health actions 0.591747 New Jersey 0.57018 Territorial Support 0.531128 Gregory Sunshine 0.509445 widespread Ebola transmission 0.574545 possible quarantine 0.46551 West Africa 0.513401 Public Health Law 0.656293 Global Migration Task 0.487919	CLICK HERE
15509	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	WHO Eastern Mediterranean Region (EMR) 2011-2012	Overview of the CDC Influenza Division International Program WHO Eastern Mediterranean Region (EMR), its objectives and goals, and contains downloadable annual reports on supported countries.	regional influenza surveillance 0.594111 Global Infection Prevention 0.362189 Eastern Mediterranean 0.690223 human pandemic influenza 0.667654 Respiratory Infection Surveillance 0.422785 severe influenza 0.484573 effective infection control 0.359674 EMRO cooperative agreement 0.365678 national preparedness plans 0.441255 Disease Control 0.521404 novel influenza viruses 0.50232 pathogenic avian influenza 0.513763 influenza preparedness guidelines 0.513145 Medical Research Unit 0.429036 pandemic influenza preparedness 0.597223 virologic surveillance systems 0.394168 World Health Organization 0.365135 South Sudan 0.37564 seasonal influenza 0.497129 health care facilities 0.399973 Influenza Division 0.620069 Naval Medical Research 0.423362 EMR Member States 0.399309 influenza virus isolation 0.566246 health care settings 0.39917	International Health Regulations 0.361837 global influenza surveillance 0.702677 EMR member states/countries 0.380909 acute respiratory infections 0.545235 influenza viral specimens 0.483621 U.S. Centers 0.531067 Global Influenza Program 0.499453 National Influenza Centers 0.636786 Communicable Disease Surveillance 0.542362 Eastern Mediterranean Regional 0.535588 pandemic influenza 0.990577 Saudi Arabia 0.385623 Eastern Mediterranean Region 0.656589 Mediterranean Regional Office 0.537349 Research Unit No. 0.429019 public health 0.429543 health care 0.402945 routine surveillance systems 0.377548 epidemiological surveillance capacity 0.375026 infection prevention 0.470058 influenza cooperative agreements 0.604814 infection control measures 0.438292 sustainable national capacity 0.357321 influenza surveillance guidelines 0.576432	CLICK HERE
15761	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	NIOSH Health Hazard Evaluations: Sampling for Exposures	http://www.cdc.gov/niosh This short video describing the basics of exposure sampling that occurs as part of the NIOSH Health Hazard Evaluation (HHE) Program. The HHE Program uses various types of samplers to measure workplace exposure to chemicals and other substances in the air as well as to measure workplace exposure to other potential hazards such as noise. Workplace exposure sampling can be done during an entire workshift or during a specific work task. Exposure samplers are most commonly worn during a persons' usual work and generally will not get in the way of the work. Persons who have exposure sampling done will be notified of their results. Workplace exposure sampling is an important part of the HHE Program's goal to assist employees, employers, and unions in identifying occupational health hazards and recommending ways to reduce or eliminate those hazards (NIOSH Pub. No 2014-118).	NIOSH Health Hazard 0.929267 Exposures 0.356804	Evaluations 0.304846 Sampling 0.296757	CLICK HERE