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6801	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	West Nile Virus Disease and Other Arboviral Diseases --- United States, 2010	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.	WNV neuroinvasive disease 0.464048 fatal cases 0.216066 equine encephalitis virus 0.210489 United States 0.419478 arboviral disease cases 0.357169 human cases 0.311129 neuroinvasive disease 0.943369 human disease cases 0.270317 commonly reported CALV 0.250006 La Crosse virus 0.331841 neuroinvasive arboviral disease 0.44591 neuroinvasive disease incidence 0.27932 public health authorities 0.228214 EEEV disease cases 0.255853 nationally notifiable arboviruses 0.213788 CALV neuroinvasive disease 0.233881 neuroinvasive disease cases 0.430166 arboviral surveillance programs 0.234132 nonneuroinvasive disease cases 0.305431 commonly reported cause 0.272455	cases 0.767507 Table 0.203147 arboviral disease 0.594401 common cause 0.237635 Nicole P. Lindsey 0.235862 median age 0.375019 WNV disease 0.256666 severe arboviral disease 0.326332 SLEV disease cases 0.253378 highest reported rates 0.2521 endemic arboviral diseases 0.259868 neuroinvasive cases 0.205674 acute flaccid paralysis 0.446135 eastern equine encephalitis 0.277892 POWV disease cases 0.250717 nonneuroinvasive disease 0.316863 disease cases 0.517662 illness onset 0.404847 human arboviral infections 0.263704 neuroinvasive arboviral diseases 0.252752	CLICK HERE
8782	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Microbes in Pool Filter Backwash as Evidence of the Need forImproved Swimmer Hygiene - Metro-Atlanta, Georgia, 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.	free chlorine 0.50787 saltwater-generated free chlorine 0.308956 recreational water illness 0.218119 acute gastrointestinal illness 0.286469 pools 0.368552 local environmental health 0.411306 metro-Atlanta public pools 0.339254 aquatics staff 0.255789 E. coli 0.907575 P. aeruginosa 0.666101 pool filter backwash 0.266099 P. aeruginosa detection 0.207557 recreational water 0.491342 Cryptosporidium spp. 0.292077	public health standards 0.481954 ultraviolet light disinfection 0.204283 pre-swim shower 0.220069 filter backwash samples 0.806742 swimmers 0.26621 local public health 0.21061 maintain disinfectant level 0.20225 RWI outbreaks 0.25685 disinfectant level 0.460706 traditional chlorine products 0.331726 recreational water venues 0.234315 environmental health specialists 0.507855 pathogenic toxin–producing E. 0.208757	CLICK HERE
8845	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Progress Toward Measles Elimination - Western PacificRegion, 2009-2012	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.	supplementary immunization activities 0.497503 Papua New Guinea 0.850818 endemic measles virus 0.607425 areas 0.504726 Western Pacific Region 0.618671 M9 0.518319 measles elimination 0.702733 sustained measles virus 0.607174 Pacific Islands countries 0.487768 Solomon Islands 0.552009 measles incidence 0.595487 MCV1 coverage 0.514775 High-quality case-based measles 0.592842 measles elimination efforts 0.599054 ID 0.626066 clinically confirmed measles 0.598636 Global Immunization Div 0.491965 measles virus 0.728482 routine immunization services 0.611477 World Health Organization 0.600721 measles virus genotypes 0.656731 M12 0.91534 M15 0.582828 WPR Guidelines 0.487604	measles elimination strategies 0.635734 M18 0.487908 routine 2-dose MCV 0.499559 MCV2 coverage 0.501693 predominant measles virus 0.611307 NR 0.539371 Global Measles 0.609367 measles virus importations 0.611327 conduct periodic SIAs 0.489926 measles cases 0.718545 measles SIAs 0.599983 rubella vaccine 0.493773 second-level administrative units 0.5535 measles surveillance performance 0.596011 Rubella Laboratory Network** 0.501177 measles virus transmission 0.700571 routine immunization programs 0.492757 ongoing measles virus 0.619424 case-based measles surveillance 0.68423 WPR Regional Committee 0.527123 James L. Goodson 0.542201 WPR countries 0.56096 Y1 0.504676 Lao People 0.512365	CLICK HERE
9112	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	State-Specific Healthy Life Expectancy at Age 65 Years -United States, 2007-2009	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.	Healthy life expectancy 0.539212 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.52694 blacks 0.504998 HLE estimates 0.732709 national HLE estimates 0.527228 health disparities 0.525694 mid-year population estimates 0.527232 greater HLE 0.541216 age interval 0.577992 good quality health 0.492224 National Center 0.515099 age-specific death rates 0.522581 mortality data 0.507569 BRFSS median response 0.530048 public health officials 0.533828 self-reported health status 0.624344 Analysis Program Office 0.519581 HLE measures 0.492698 health status 0.872701 life expectancy 0.607456 relatively simple measure 0.514835 persons 0.532282 Health Statistics 0.513083 U.S. Census population 0.530049 sufficient data 0.509293	state level 0.535202 health status data 0.611072 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.528923 HLE 0.906321 United States 0.670519 5-year age intervals 0.491915 highest HLE 0.493949 population health measure 0.559571 states 0.724198 U.S. Census Bureau 0.52485 Vital Statistics Systems 0.527326 state-specific hle estimates 0.662494 total number 0.535211 50 states 0.493761 southern states 0.537353 cause mortality data 0.493555 good health 0.493614 current mortality rates 0.585042 health status questions 0.498488 Census population estimates 0.501595 New Mexico 0.587474 U.S. Census 0.541301 health service needs 0.507548 self-assessed health status 0.49882	CLICK HERE
9403	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Mortalidad de indígenas urbanos de Canadá, 1991-2001.	null	Naciones Originarias 0.950724 National Aboriginal Health 0.384625 Statistics Canada record 0.336573 Health Rep 0.450829 Sin embargo 0.447212 urban aboriginal 0.410662 Preventing Chronic Disease 0.343978 Health Officer Annual 0.333046 aboriginal populations 0.371006 Aboriginal Health Organization 0.386635 health research projects 0.334525 health research discussion 0.333508 Wilkins R 0.391833 Young TK 0.383809 Health Organization 0.412594 World Health Organization 0.366055 Health Canada 0.349893 indígenas inuit 0.413728 zonas urbanas Ã?reas 0.359753 Services Canada 0.342994 First Nations 0.42742 Statistics Canada 0.728191 Columbia Provincial Health 0.332891 indígenas naciones originarias 0.415008 Aboriginal health research 0.397876	Health Council 0.350083 Division Statistics Canada 0.334066 Peters EJ 0.333076 indígenas residentes 0.838789 Public Health 0.447192 Not strangers 0.339388 Aboriginal peoples survey 0.333668 Health Stat Q 0.332832 Tjepkema M 0.364511 health regions with 0.333135 Policy Research Initiative 0.367684 Statistics Canada Coverage 0.338594 aparato circulatorio 0.582267 Columbia Británica 0.333496 aboriginal health 0.602704 elevada mortalidad 0.338705 Newhouse D 0.357344 aboriginal canada 0.343136 indígena única —y 0.343787 chronic diseases 0.368022 Asuntos Indígenas 0.428891 Related Health Problems 0.332684 Provincial Health Officer 0.364843 Health Information 0.355368	CLICK HERE
10686	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Short and Extended Messages'Suicide Bombs' Communicating in the First Hours	The CERC training program educates people on the principles and application of crisis and emergency risk communication when responding to a public health emergency.	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
11563	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prevent Heat Illness with Acclimatization | CDC Features	Make sure workers drink enough liquids, and give them rest breaks. You should also acclimatize your workers by gradually increasing the time they work in hot environments.	possible heat-related illnesses 0.605423 hot environment 0.510793 heat intolerance 0.488782 appropriate acclimatization 0.480455 heat-related illness prevention 0.690926 self-monitoring options 0.469018 emergency response procedures 0.510379 moderate work activities 0.514898 New workers 0.477743 heat stress 0.717223 heat-related illnesses 0.903428 Work practice recommendations 0.52929 weather service forecasts 0.51119 illness prevention program 0.61724 standard operating procedures 0.517064 Increase air velocity 0.512595 appropriate rest breaks 0.512253 excess heat 0.479854 heat-absorbing shielding 0.465008 per­sonal protective equipment 0.507611 Train workers 0.48101 usual duration 0.503881 rest breaks 0.513257 work practice controls 0.540392 lighter work 0.470658	hot environments 0.576916 hot work 0.486164 increase recovery time 0.513573 work area 0.47132 adequate fluid intake 0.503336 heat discomfort 0.482127 unacclimatized workers 0.476841 Recommended Standard 0.520974 occupational exposure 0.57398 fluid intake 0.514167 hot weather advisories 0.514754 indoor workers 0.494313 workers 0.602839 heat load 0.483984 heat stress training 0.542033 heat alert program 0.539652 occupational heat stress 0.540923 heat wave 0.485627 frequent rest periods 0.504604 workplace heat stress 0.553296 excessive heat 0.480758 in-depth heat-related illness 0.601534 emergency medical ser­vices 0.508678 Download Heat Safety 0.532918	CLICK HERE
11806	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Preventing Chronic Disease | Training and TechnicalAssistance for Compliance With Beverage and Physical ActivityComponents of New York City's Regulations for Early Child CareCenters - CDC	In 2006, the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) passed regulations for child care centers that established standards for beverages provided to children and set a minimum amount of time for daily physical activity. DOHMH offered several types of training and technical assistance to support compliance with the regulations. This article analyzes the association between training and technical assistance provided and compliance with the regulations in a sample of 174 group child care centers.			CLICK HERE
15666	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Update on Vaccine-Derived Polioviruses - Worldwide, January2015-May 2016 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	paralysis onset 0.422571 trivalent OPV 0.449336 corresponding OPV strain 0.460877 oral poliovirus vaccine 0.602124 recent positive sample 0.45368 routine vaccination coverage 0.500588 immunodeficient source patient 0.432607 VP1 region 0.471052 AFP 0.54664 polio virus type 0.439867 Polio Laboratory Network 0.542724 wild poliovirus type 0.508608 VP1 substitutions 0.457027 AFP cases 0.545845 divergent vaccine-derived polioviruses 0.450514 cVDPV outbreaks 0.608337 OPV 0.541329 reporting period 0.490212 wild polioviruses 0.430514 VP1 nucleotide sequences 0.509788 VP1 nucleotide differences 0.484379 low routine vaccination 0.448598 genetic divergence 0.432809	Global Polio Eradication 0.622126 sensitive AFP surveillance 0.432008 Polio Eradication Initiative 0.617511 World Health Organization 0.647275 environmental samples 0.47111 new cVDPV outbreaks 0.516254 highly divergent isolates 0.430345 new iVDPV infections 0.446226 VP1 divergence 0.922704 low OPV coverage 0.423272 AFP case 0.535132 new cVDPV2 emergence 0.463101 acute flaccid paralysis 0.449876 vaccine-derived polioviruses 0.516307 AFP patient 0.428274 VP1 sequences 0.468684 bivalent OPV 0.449303 newly identified persons 0.481178 Global Polio Laboratory 0.544661 Regional Office 0.465404 parental OPV strains 0.484955 AFP clinical samples 0.445701 polio eradication efforts 0.432592	CLICK HERE
16395	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Precision Medicine: What Does it Mean for Your Health? | CDC Eat	Precision medicine, sometimes called personalized medicine, is an approach for protecting health and treating disease that takes into account a person’s genes, behaviors, and environment. Interventions are tailored to individuals or groups, rather than using a one-size-fits-all approach in which everyone receives the same care. But what does this mean and how can precision medicine protect your health?	certain diseases 0.245925 certain newborn screening 0.423431 disease outbreaks 0.205732 Tracking Infectious Diseases 0.316932 Tailoring Prevention 0.206255 better track disease 0.359397 heart disease 0.363649 cystic fibrosis 0.325495 familial hypercholesterolemia 0.206601 certain medications 0.248502 colon) cancer. 0.344532 one-size-fits-all approach 0.235897 patient sick 0.203761	precision medicine approach 0.63747 unique disease risks 0.406021 Certain treatments 0.220002 disease 0.59895 gene variants 0.312321 certain genetic changes 0.367279 public health officials 0.336674 people 0.250652 certain medical conditions 0.404027 BRCA2 mutation 0.342255 family health history 0.823866 family history 0.200364	CLICK HERE