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772	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Histoplasmosis Outbreak Associated with the Renovation of anOld House - Quebec, Canada, 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.	Public Health 0.713989 clinical cases 0.628014 positive urinary HC 0.636878 clinical case definition 0.717482 demolition dust exposure 0.710801 century-old brick house 0.636985 environmental health 0.660285 joint infectious disease 0.768229 respiratory symptoms 0.933913 old houses 0.696555 Jean-Luc Grenier 0.621483 demolition 0.904399 histoplasmosis 0.841979 occupational health investigation 0.776249 urinary HC antigen 0.736841 Regional Occupational Health 0.634802 workers 0.787623 histoplasmosis cases 0.635697 demolition debris 0.804358 Montreal tertiary-care center 0.626912 debris sorters 0.889764 Laurentian Regional Dept 0.7353 construction work 0.647878 consulting physician 0.650141	personal protective equipment 0.638858 communicate health risks 0.631313 HC antigen test 0.738937 work-site debris 0.623556 potentially exposed persons 0.702831 symptomatic persons 0.658182 high exposure scenario 0.637387 old masonry elements 0.647506 emergency department 0.627945 exterior walls 0.622965 persons 0.89587 bat droppings 0.69614 Laurentian Regional Department 0.660217 strong correlation 0.635649 HC antigen 0.758762 demolition site 0.894565 histoplasmosis outbreaks 0.695007 compatible clinical manifestations 0.625455 fungus Histoplasma capsulatum 0.63185 masons 0.629382 ground floor 0.628148 health risks 0.632419 demolition work 0.858375	CLICK HERE
1121	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcements: National High Blood Pressure Education Month- May 2014	May is National High Blood Pressure Education Month. High blood pressure, also known as hypertension, is the leading risk factor for stroke and a major cause of morbidity and mortality (1). In the United States, nearly one in three adults has hypertension, but only about half (47%) of those have it under control (1).	silent killer 0.269142 United States 0.444513 original MMWR paper 0.387635 U.S. Government Printing 0.380349 Human Services 0.382327 cardiovascular health 0.282911 MMWR HTML versions 0.393861 U.S. Department 0.377455 MMWR readers 0.268921 character translation 0.254923 Health-care providers 0.277682 electronic PDF version 0.384347 heart disease 0.378703 blood pressure monitoring 0.437383 format errors 0.258153 Stroke Prevention 0.281903 Additional information 0.266981 hypertension control 0.397748 Contact GPO 0.294076	typeset documents 0.264886 trade names 0.263865 commercial sources 0.263735 electronic health records 0.422381 official text 0.25283 major cause 0.283167 risk factor 0.289074 National High Blood 0.738057 Blood Pressure Education 0.736048 current prices 0.256498 non-CDC sites 0.261288 team-based care approach 0.425091 high blood pressure 0.976685 original paper copy 0.37609 cardiovascular risks 0.277291 electronic conversions 0.256177 hypertension 0.416278 lower-sodium diet 0.270933	CLICK HERE
4561	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NIOSH Topic: Venomous Spiders | CDC NIOSH	null	employers 0.341757 janitors 0.37334 list Skip 0.726227 stings 0.358041 spider bites 0.585804 brown recluse 0.548961 United States 0.526404 page options Skip 0.925722 black widow 0.541366 cashiers 0.36502 structures 0.337351	thousands 0.339815 navigation Skip 0.729166 way 0.337405 Labor Statistics Monthly 0.685321 venomous spiders 0.910524 machine operators 0.516092 exposure 0.343474 workplace injuries 0.517981 indoor workers 0.50069 risk 0.372347 outdoor workers 0.513847	CLICK HERE
5334	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Two-tiered Testing Decision Tree for Lyme Disease	Information on Lyme disease. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	Lyme disease 0.668968 figure 0.439517 cases 0.439015 Two-tier Testing Decision 0.919067 IFA 0.46616 IgG Western Blot 0.880123 Enzyme Immunoassay 0.686773 alternative diagnosis 0.626384 IgM Western Blot 0.931599 test yields 0.657426	steps 0.4516 symptoms 0.500039 convalescent serum 0.681099 provider 0.467048 patient 0.564379 options 0.437268 Tree 0.443816 Immunofluorescence Assay 0.693882 EIA 0.466421 negative results 0.624323	CLICK HERE
6491	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Restricting unhealthful food advertising to children and the First Amendment [response to letter]	We agree with Dr Rossen that government should be able to engage more directly in restricting advertising to children. However, the First Amendment, as currently construed by the US Supreme Court, makes content-based signage restrictions constitutionally vulnerable.	Supreme Court decision 0.562285 Human Services 0.473322 specific local policies 0.542639 advertising 0.488427 commercial speech 0.552639 content-based signage restrictions 0.571079 valid point 0.481202 local governments 0.470063 local government policies 0.548931 stronger rationale 0.482385 commercial speakers 0.478875 U.S. Department 0.473384 Supreme Court doctrine 0.573232 Disease Control 0.473186 young children 0.486666 child-directed websites 0.482568 food advertisements 0.475444 certain products 0.478006 major decision 0.47587 ever-changing limits 0.47353 Food Policy 0.470412 Samantha K. Graff 0.538636 Lorillard case 0.495308 child-protective speech restriction 0.556068 New Haven 0.473409	affiliated institutions 0.473075 messages 0.428298 United States 0.473336 fine line 0.473704 advertising regulations 0.485618 industry 0.426452 Central Hudson test 0.690636 Yale University 0.473005 store window clutter 0.551157 Amendment challenge 0.483322 public health 0.604179 Dr Rossen 0.92772 Jennifer L. Harris 0.526678 children’s television 0.485207 Supreme Court 0.812159 Rudd Center 0.473614 harmful food marketing 0.531868 adult audience 0.479512 Public Health Service 0.534192 Public Health Law 0.53458 prong 0.463911 potential law 0.473044 past decade 0.490045 little evidence 0.474168	CLICK HERE
6649	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The simple health system rules that create value.	In 1991, Plsek sought to improve the quality of health care by challenging the readers of Crossing the Quality Chasm to find the few simple rules that might guide the local development of the 21st century health system.	21st century health 0.611007 multispecialty clinic systems 0.523923 health system goals 0.64327 health insurance 0.529607 health plans 0.586029 Triple Aim 0.591457 ideal health 0.593796 regional health 0.532601 Twin Cities 0.528504 systems science 0.579287 health care professionals 0.622245 health systems 0.756422 Community Health initiative 0.581143 population health 0.658198 agreed-on health 0.642641 stakeholder incentives 0.550142 health assessments 0.53334 health care costs 0.623956 Evidence-Based Health 0.531803 health care regulations 0.603033 chief executive officer 0.549763 simple rules 0.829932 Health Advisory Group 0.574622 HealthPartners Research Foundation 0.527428 electronic health record 0.58065	complex adaptive systems 0.523537 Population Health Institute 0.585488 operating rules 0.592561 health system stakeholders 0.566431 measurable goals 0.530399 entire health 0.542089 value 0.653182 health care 0.796834 worksite health promotion 0.764937 health promotion programs 0.729712 current health 0.549248 Quality Chasm 0.660727 health system rules 0.61036 employer-sponsored worksite health 0.681173 health 0.966875 HealthPartners 0.675354 high-value health services 0.580004 Minnesota Health Scores 0.666108 employee/dependent health 0.536813 Thomas E. Kottke 0.603592 patient experience 0.615921 Public Health Service 0.575385 large care network 0.534686 employee health 0.544635	CLICK HERE
6786	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Brain Injury Awareness Month - March 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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.571539 endorsement 0.464974 emergency department visits 0.953437 Human Services 0.653195 assistive technology 0.57599 health-care professionals 0.55234 sudden movement 0.558752 MMWR HTML versions 0.662381 U.S. Department 0.642904 Brain Injury Awareness 0.716657 brain cells 0.56188 children 0.448716 electronic PDF version 0.652179 playground activities 0.545828 e-mail 0.456202 mild TBI 0.605117 Contact GPO 0.569492 traumatic brain injury 0.714947 commercial sources 0.545559 recreation–related TBIs 0.588897 current prices 0.54122 persons 0.454068 original paper copy 0.658679 TBI-related deaths 0.559646	United States 0.559885 U.S. Government Printing 0.665592 original MMWR paper 0.657782 MMWR readers 0.550111 character translation 0.539046 initial injury 0.556593 head 0.48958 brain injury 0.800178 athletic trainers 0.556434 medical attention 0.544331 public awareness 0.548511 format errors 0.538999 common activities 0.549669 sports 0.450984 subject line 0.571994 typeset documents 0.545607 trade names 0.545653 official text 0.537498 non-CDC sites 0.543486 school professionals 0.560989 information 0.45308 past decade 0.551174 electronic conversions 0.535777 concussions 0.549116	CLICK HERE
7316	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Evaluation of Rapid Influenza Diagnostic Tests for Influenza A (H3N2)v Virus and Updated Case Count - United States, 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.	H3N2v infections 0.405837 influenza strains 0.307485 additional diagnostic testing 0.24466 influenza infection 0.378199 H3N2v virus infection 0.61607 United States 0.268431 Lynnette Brammer 0.258021 presumptive-positive test results 0.267985 H3N2v cases 0.257853 negative RIDT result 0.241584 influenza-like illness 0.307933 Madin-Darby Canine Kidney 0.249241 nasal washes 0.254711 seasonal influenza viruses 0.415429 pandemic influenza 0.339604 CDC Flu Real-Time 0.33528 U.S. public health 0.296253 MMWR Early Release 0.274989 influenza H3N2v virus 0.46839 influenza illness onset 0.38148 various respiratory specimens 0.245676 H3N2v infection 0.305767 Polymerase Chain Reaction 0.270364	CDC Flu rRT-PCR 0.568803 Flu rRT-PCR Dx 0.533785 CDC Influenza Division 0.413241 results interpretation 0.268519 limited human-to-human transmission 0.240603 cases 0.401943 false RIDT results 0.247417 pandemic H1 markers 0.257441 chronic medical conditions 0.240735 CDC laboratory 0.240128 negative RIDT 0.243983 RIDTs 0.285979 H3N2v viruses 0.631499 influenza complications 0.312805 local public health 0.293585 antiviral treatment 0.242812 virus* infection 0.242884 Additional CDC guidance 0.281646 Indiana State Dept 0.256866 public health laboratories 0.974714 rapid influenza 0.495061 public health laboratory 0.400425	CLICK HERE
9845	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Sociocultural Tailoring of aHealthy Lifestyle Intervention to Reduce Cardiovascular Disease andType 2 Diabetes Risk Among Latinos - CDC	Suboptimal lifestyle factors in combination with genetic susceptibility contribute to cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes risk among Latinos.	healthy lifestyle intervention 0.492576 family history education 0.768519 healthy lifestyle program 0.354861 program tailoring 0.380286 community health behaviors 0.36755 healthy lifestyle 0.519935 family members 0.375711 suboptimal lifestyle factors 0.362971 SCSV educational modules 0.352938 formative research 0.351744 family health history 0.380416 Latino community 0.52987 Kentucky Latino residents 0.343563 latina women 0.343416 appropriate health resources 0.521135 La Casita Center 0.390233 Latino residents 0.422673 Latinos 0.365 Janet C. Meininger 0.345099 study 0.367524 family history information 0.382716 Health-Promoting Lifestyle Profile 0.344262 community–academic collaboration 0.365065 public health implications 0.391015 Latino community development 0.355573	genomic knowledge 0.506537 health needs 0.39146 family health behaviors 0.360945 Su Vida 0.412993 community-based participatory research 0.3575 participants 0.420176 health care resources 0.458433 cardiovascular disease 0.450914 Latino population 0.381064 SCSV program 0.624903 sociocultural tailoring 0.415114 community partners 0.3608 health 0.630504 lifestyle educational program 0.372801 promotores-facilitated educational program 0.345071 urban Latino community 0.36482 Latino community members 0.437384 health-promoting lifestyle 0.369105 Mary Kay Rayens 0.346081 family history module 0.522796 socioculturally appropriate health 0.346646 family history 0.957613 limited health care 0.396042 risk 0.346063	CLICK HERE
14311	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Reducing Sodium: From Menu to Mouth	null			CLICK HERE