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1181	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Chikungunya Virus Spreads in theAmericas — Caribbean and South America, 2013–2014	Marc Fischer, MD1, J. Erin Staples, MD1 (Author affiliations at end of text).	South America 0.267076 common clinical findings 0.308538 national passive surveillance 0.301171 virus transmission 0.306091 J. Erin Staples 0.322793 Marc Fischer 0.318756 autochthonous cases 0.295484 mosquito-borne alphavirus 0.267229 suspected chikungunya cases 0.501269 state health departments 0.368695 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.298334 Saint Kitts 0.280512 recent chikungunya virus 0.536672 laboratory-confirmed chikungunya cases 0.55902 locally transmitted case 0.301524 World Health Organization 0.328443 diagnostic testing 0.29681 recent outbreaks 0.263487 dengue virus 0.308404 travelers 0.309447 wear long sleeves 0.296548 Saint Barthelemy 0.338495 Aedes aegypti 0.27555 chikungunya virus infections 0.515861 Puerto Rico 0.31834	nationally notifiable disease 0.305291 French Guiana 0.268239 United States 0.483166 Aedes species mosquitoes 0.313209 chikungunya virus 0.953062 Saint Vincent 0.27723 Puerto Rico Department 0.29774 local health department 0.311427 local transmission 0.542461 Saint Martin 0.544811 Sint Maarten 0.331254 acute onset 0.315396 U.S. cases 0.278336 Author affiliations 0.265035 chikungunya virus infection 0.734567 1Arboviral Diseases Branch 0.299742 Western Hemisphere 0.26636 primary amplifying host 0.313529 Aedes albopictus mosquitoes 0.329737 U.S. states 0.296498 Saint Lucia 0.279106 chikungunya cases 0.828652 Dominican Republic 0.388407 British Virgin Islands 0.319511	CLICK HERE
6574	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	CERCLA Priority List of Hazardous Substances	ATSDR's Substance-Specific Priority Data Needs (PDNs)			CLICK HERE
9565	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Accomplishments	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Accomplishments, 2009-2012	Field Epidemiology Training 0.342317 meaningful successes 0.249331 CDC 0.833919 proven steps 0.232239 real-time emergency response 0.37235 non-communicable diseases 0.258014 New CDC research 0.583128 H1N1 virus 0.228958 Disease Control 0.274538 premature deaths 0.269282 health systems 0.281781 Hepatitis C. Implementation 0.349841 Americans 0.278541 seat belt laws 0.359513 Thirty-nine states 0.248459 America’s health 0.423547 CDC’s laboratories 0.457356 lowers health care 0.438927 leadership role 0.231309 public health laboratories 0.383099 health protection agency 0.456727 rapid detection 0.25397 protected people 0.250218 CDC-supported FETPs 0.231199	disease tracking 0.259307 ignition interlock systems 0.365491 health threats 0.976144 unique public health 0.432547 U.S. borders 0.231996 CDC data 0.487033 health security 0.301128 surveillance systems 0.227114 key health threats 0.523956 fewer schools 0.238427 child safety seat 0.36221 sugar-sweetened beverages 0.232742 school grounds 0.230616 public health 0.644369 Key campaign 0.242083 healthy school environments 0.343381 local public health 0.410193 young drivers 0.243709 low-nutrition food 0.235391 teen driving injuries 0.344401 antiviral treatment 0.238048 key role 0.241646 highly trained disease 0.342399 motor vehicle crashes 0.627201	CLICK HERE
11408	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Get Involved | Campaign Partners | We Can Stop HIV One Conversation | Campaigns | Act Against AIDS	List of partner organizations of One Conversation at a Time, CDC’s first national effort to encourage Hispanic/Latino families, friends, and communities to talk openly about HIV			CLICK HERE
13319	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Viral Hepatitis Resource Center	null	MPEG 0.741242 site 0.541063 PDF 0.544429	PPT 0.837268 DOC 0.733754	CLICK HERE
14198	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Using Electronic Health Records to Examine Disease Risk in Small Populations: Obesity Among American Indian Children, Wisconsin, 2007-2012	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.	American Indian population 0.582802 PHINEX database 0.634048 geographic designation 0.571821 high obesity rates 0.565094 Health Data Exchange 0.550853 American Indian patients 0.603266 AMA PRA 0.549703 census block group 0.640894 Census American Community 0.55042 high school education 0.563025 non-Hispanic white populations 0.55507 Health Information Exchange 0.556909 logistic regression 0.548318 obesity prevalence 0.562807 obesity 0.594187 block group level 0.58629 body mass index 0.568918 health care quality 0.548188 insurance status 0.547306 American Indian families 0.560116 American Indians 0.551758 electronic health 0.594404 non-Hispanic white children 0.846466 Public Health Information 0.557198	electronic health record 0.582933 disproportionately high obesity 0.547806 health record data 0.555632 federal poverty level 0.562026 non-Hispanic white patients 0.57879 EHR data 0.56239 Health primary care 0.547822 American Indian children 0.97036 data sets 0.557621 American Indian teenagers 0.566644 American Indian data 0.579114 health care 0.616829 public health 0.582407 American Indian records 0.576015 economic hardship index 0.595055 health 0.63727 electronic health records 0.575763 Indian Health Service 0.56184 American Indian race 0.58923 American Indian populations 0.563872 American Indian members 0.568052 childhood obesity 0.570778 American Indian/Alaska Native 0.564678 economic hardship 0.647988	CLICK HERE
15387	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Colonoscopy Screening Among US Adults Aged 40 or Older Witha Family History of Colorectal Cancer	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.	Screening promotion 0.485753 colonoscopy screening 0.687712 health insurance 0.538098 CRC syndromes 0.483088 National Health Interview 0.50876 odds ratio 0.45831 first-degree relatives 0.977294 American Cancer Society 0.462789 conventional screening age 0.549749 recent screening test 0.480853 colorectal cancer screening 0.482611 CRC family history 0.689288 nonfirst-degree relatives 0.604929 colorectal cancer 0.546846 CRC screening 0.610455 colonoscopy rate 0.570307 non-first-degree relatives 0.47733 Health Interview Survey 0.508675 CRC incidence 0.570359 older age groups 0.48251 CRC screening–eligible respondents 0.514521 colonoscopy completion 0.483184 low colonoscopy rate 0.497205 colonoscopy coverage 0.478307	Timely screening 0.462574 sporadic CRC patients 0.536148 study 0.461988 colonoscopy screening rates 0.622158 family history question 0.474441 younger age group 0.467579 older CRC patients 0.520389 younger first-degree relatives 0.618404 CRC mortality 0.503458 CRC screening test 0.537655 Introduction Colonoscopy 0.495089 screening age group 0.483901 CRC patients 0.71136 cancer family history 0.4851 colonoscopy rates 0.506779 early screening 0.457396 CRC prevention 0.479914 CRC increases 0.489255 total CRC deaths 0.50633 effective screening tool 0.477479 reduces colorectal cancer 0.457911 potential CRC family 0.502227 family history 0.856993 Younger CRC patients 0.533507	CLICK HERE
15789	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Carbapenem-Resistant Enterobacteriaceae Transmission inHealth Care Facilities - Wisconsin, February-May 2015 |MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	infection prevention staff 0.582057 respiratory intensive care 0.553554 clinical microbiology laboratories 0.497516 laboratory-identified CRE events 0.65778 WDPH personnel 0.510043 certain CRE 0.56595 particular CRE 0.567383 interfacility transmission events 0.487911 transmission events 0.750014 carbapenemase-producing CRE 0.73715 laboratory-based CRE surveillance 0.7982 bacterial isolates 0.541945 CRE culture 0.594059 PCR testing 0.514892 Hygiene laboratory-based CRE 0.699709 related PFGE patterns 0.613575 case fatality rates 0.515855 intensive care unit 0.53669 National Healthcare Safety 0.481047 CRE transmission 0.911329 infection prevention personnel 0.503001 public health 0.577223 polymerase chain reaction 0.510878 closely related PFGE 0.611563	critical access hospitals 0.513003 WSLH laboratory-based CRE 0.685761 patients 0.563743 laboratory-identified CRE 0.700774 Wisconsin State Laboratory 0.521417 infection prevention 0.750871 infection control measures 0.532761 CRE transmission events 0.682932 prevention staff members 0.565217 statewide CRE surveillance 0.617166 CRE 0.91228 health care settings 0.62585 high case fatality 0.517504 CRE infections 0.631332 southeastern Wisconsin 0.588153 isolates 0.557668 CRE surveillance program 0.782577 report laboratory-identified CRE 0.660055 pulsed-field gel electrophoresis 0.609002 health care transmission 0.520004 Healthcare Safety Network 0.481039 low CRE prevalence 0.610314 respiratory care 0.492799	CLICK HERE
16124	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Billing Codes | Diabetes	National Diabetes Prevention Program	Ronald T. Ackermann 0.663304 screening 0.420323 S11-66. doi 0.537458 Guide 0.418501 official recognition 0.533646 standardized diabetes prevention 0.747987 York State Department 0.632734 group setting—such 0.51292 navigation Skip 0.666505 identification 0.419259 CDC-recognized lifestyle change 0.606782 medical billing 0.53255 intensive programs 0.515946 York State Diabetes 0.767957 Prediabetes Testing. 0.519805 diabetes—2013 0.418658	list Skip 0.667649 program curriculum 0.513191 Health 0.436193 New York State 0.822162 page options Skip 0.781543 CPT code 0403T 0.624704 Ackermann RT 0.573601 NYS DPP 0.56714 permission 0.426303 medical care 0.518483 Standards 0.418719 billing codes 0.534336 NY Dept 0.526476 preventive behavior change 0.616459 intervention algorithm 0.528869 diabetes prevention program 0.930426	CLICK HERE
16165	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Well-Being Concepts | HRQOL	null	mental well-being 0.583439 positive affect 0.497969 mental health 0.546297 health surveillance well-being 0.592127 Diener E. Subjective 0.503384 individual well-being 0.59435 health promotion 0.492926 General Well-Being Schedule 0.577302 higher well-being 0.576661 Diener E. Reexamining 0.469434 Warr P. Well-being 0.565177 Diener E. Unemployment 0.470174 Ed Diener 0.483103 well-being instruments 0.595101 T. Subjective well-being 0.596548 well-being measures 0.598977 psychologal well-being 0.575147 Diener E. 0.533007 public health surveillance 0.485069 life satisfaction 0.545682 A. Well-being assessment 0.572102 Social Psychology 0.479779 E. The well-being 0.573956 positive emotions 0.515704	public health 0.560836 measure self-reported well-being 0.611406 H. Subjective well-being 0.605635 New York 0.686613 RJ Larsen 0.47639 well-being scale 0.584754 Russell Sage Foundation 0.561204 subjective well-being 0.973683 general psychological well-being 0.582575 well-being scales 0.556113 positive mental health 0.510242 emotional well-being 0.59634 psychological well-being 0.625821 subjective well-being data 0.604281 public policy 0.48191 mental health domain 0.484704 Helliwell J. Well-Being 0.588473 Guilford Press 0.481606 well-being encompasses 0.575062 E. Assessing well-being 0.590426 M. Ed Diener 0.470226 overall well-being 0.59294 Diener 0.538687	CLICK HERE