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7110	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Licensure of 13-Valent Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine for Adults Aged 50 Years and Older	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.	overall incidence 0.553374 13-valent pneumococcal conjugate 0.620956 original MMWR paper 0.549354 adults 0.996246 pneumococcal disease 0.915414 immunocompromising conditions 0.627937 chronic lung disease 0.552892 invasive pneumococcal disease 0.624823 OPA antibody responses 0.674843 initial study dose 0.851287 routine PCV13 vaccination 0.655226 PPSV23 vaccination 0.55279 National surveillance systems 0.550851 MMWR HTML versions 0.550371 pneumococcal pneumonia 0.720611 clinical benefit 0.652687 Common adverse reactions 0.559028 anatomic asplenia 0.552129 electronic PDF version 0.548807 ACIP 0.676066 OPA GMTs 0.563001 OPA levels 0.631484 pediatric PCV13 program 0.615103 pneumococcal conjugate vaccine 0.763737	infant PCV13 program 0.615312 indirect effects 0.61907 initial dose 0.573081 PCV13 0.755037 vaccine-induced pneumococcal antibody 0.629115 PCV13 safety 0.557163 nonbacteremic pneumococcal pneumonia 0.628853 unpublished data 0.566213 7-valent pneumococcal conjugate 0.586672 adverse events 0.651682 Accelerated Approval pathway 0.574398 OPA responses 0.579569 PCV13 serotypes 0.635168 ACIP deliberations 0.559013 PPSV23 0.788579 initial study doses 0.573429 PPSV23 responses 0.561222 mean antibody titers 0.592448 previous dose 0.551623 pneumococcal serotypes 0.549608 single dose 0.73457 routine PCV13 0.688636 initial OPA response 0.629264	CLICK HERE
7375	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Synopsis: September 6, 2012	CDC Media Relations - MMWR News Synopsis: September 6, 2012	highly contagious vaccine 0.35214 vaccine preventable diseases 0.719058 CDC Division 0.254407 high blood cholesterol 0.942806 B.  Vaccination coverage 0.492308 vaccination coverage 0.862387 high cholesterol 0.462684 immunization coverage 0.553828 U.S. children 0.216631 black children 0.200671 public health 0.353034 National Immunization Survey 0.502588 overall cholesterol screening 0.476722 high immunization coverage 0.50773 routine vaccines 0.238382	cholesterol screening 0.596283 poverty level 0.340902 Electronic Media 0.390435 public health partners 0.319289 extremely transmissible diseases 0.353363 public health officials 0.340885 immunization coverage levels 0.4889 healthy people 0.342949 Coverage differences 0.222385 Low vaccination coverage 0.464853 nationally vaccination coverage 0.474852 immunization schedule 0.292889 lower rates 0.331547 vaccine-preventable diseases 0.201671	CLICK HERE
7772	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Importance of HIV Testing - Health Communication	The Importance of HIV Testing - Gateway to Health Communication - CDC	new HIV infections 0.734835 sexual orientation 0.268053 Everett 0.321819 two-month-old child 0.262109 at-risk individuals 0.26155 HIV prevention 0.420631 risk behaviors 0.279916 individuals 0.292156 HIV status 0.571835 risky behaviors 0.640548 possible barriers 0.261163 Historical data 0.268587 equipment 0.226542 largest proportion 0.268508 safer behaviors 0.292248 likelihood 0.229301 human immunodeficiency virus 0.357829 injection drug needles 0.431912 unprotected sex 0.332065 heterosexual sex 0.266311 religious groups 0.260889 women 0.242586 new infections 0.267376 social communities 0.260933 significant evidence 0.256848	certain regions 0.262677 United States 0.402189 African Americans 0.265345 strongest barriers communities 0.313098 virus 0.389757 newly reported AIDS 0.312388 immunodeficiency syndrome 0.278515 men 0.284743 individual knows s/he 0.327904 ongoing risk 0.257079 HIV transmission 0.557936 Sharlene 0.304066 multiple partners 0.269644 unknown HIV status 0.487533 bodily fluids 0.265537 infected blood 0.267217 HIV test 0.489621 active antiretroviral therapies 0.316713 U.S. population 0.318059 people 0.241617 HIV 0.931682 treatment options 0.264019 fatal disease 0.263269 rapid HIV tests 0.462809	CLICK HERE
8230	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Hemophilia, Diagnosis - NCBDDD	Hemophilia is an inherited bleeding disorder in which the blood does not clot properly. The mission of CDC’s Division of Blood Disorders is to reduce the morbidity and mortality from blood disorders through comprehensive public health practice.	medical home model 0.598279 bleeding 0.388656 clotting proteins 0.598108 human plasma proteins 0.66293 best way 0.467457 prepared clotting factor 0.93037 health care reform 0.611145 clotting factors 0.587036 complex disorder 0.489035 treatment products 0.453048 health care providers 0.628373 factor concentrates 0.790239 U.S. Food 0.455239 recombinant factor 0.637878 quality medical care 0.652093 factor replacement products 0.756955 vein 0.394521 best choice 0.472198 Pacific Northwest States 0.603878 social workers 0.472428 comprehensive hemophilia 0.721028 DNA technology 0.452344 human plasma 0.762216 current standard 0.450152 physical therapists 0.467817	hemophilia treatment center 0.724876 firmer clot 0.482817 United States 0.465369 bloodborne viruses 0.642156 Drug Administration 0.458259 home means 0.445054 Commercially prepared factor 0.758063 fresh frozen plasma 0.624274 HTC patient 0.547908 regular basis 0.447796 body tissues 0.448584 comprehensive hemophilia care 0.70569 factor 0.960019 moderate hemophilia 0.523695 potential viruses 0.498906 recombinant factors 0.453334 main types 0.464742 freeze-dried product 0.463207 people 0.387489 HTC clinician pioneers 0.687402 important historic story 0.604347 nasal spray 0.445765 blood specialists 0.481054 albumin 0.382896	CLICK HERE
10597	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Synopsis: April 3, 2014 | CDC Media Relations | CDC	MMWR – Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	broader implementation 0.56205 resource mobilization efforts 0.665362 control programs 0.550973 global consumption 0.564146 new target 0.548428 20th century 0.559652 African region 0.731339 arbovirus surveillance 0.577094 effective strategies 0.544164 global deaths 0.579786 middle-income countries 0.586189 measles elimination target 0.738806 close gaps 0.539458 WNV surveillance 0.68996 country levels 0.657773 prevention measures 0.543145 tobacco products 0.855653 Territorial Epidemiologists 0.744505 HUMAN SERVICES 0.543341 cigarettes 0.484169 CDC Media Relations 0.993972 smoking prevalence 0.556002 United States 0.551284 human disease 0.544421 high-income countries 0.593277	possible arboviral threats 0.707461 laboratory testing capacity 0.668872 major cities 0.552937 percent 0.562756 current trends 0.557096 Council 0.452464 preventable.A modest decline 0.693589 local health department 0.683185 measles cases 0.614806 lifetime users 0.562752 arboviral activity 0.573044 population immunity 0.540968 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.543498 high population densities 0.722559 previous peak morbidity 0.674246 Sara D. Ramey 0.695928 mosquito surveillance 0.560458 follow-up CSTE assessment 0.669705 routine vaccination 0.542776 West Nile virus 0.675503 measles preelimination goal 0.728672 federal funding 0.84752 sramey@cste.org 0.564934 Organization African region 0.669235	CLICK HERE
10830	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | A Model for Training Public Health Workers in Health Policy: the Nebraska Health Policy Academy - CDC	There is growing recognition that health goals are more likely to be achieved and sustained if programs are complemented by appropriate changes in the policies, systems, and environments that shape their communities. However, the knowledge, skills, and abilities needed to create and implement policy are among the major needs identified by practitioners at both the state and local levels. This article describes the structure and content of the Nebraska Health Policy Academy (the Academy), a 9-month program developed to meet the demand for this training.	3-county health district 0.578006 public health policies 0.61127 policy process 0.584968 health policy training 0.650145 training programs 0.581109 additional public health 0.605111 health department staff 0.657216 public health leadership 0.598593 Public health training 0.612253 C. Public health 0.598805 Public Health Infrastructure 0.602575 policy change 0.661804 policy development project 0.694507 health policy efforts 0.648769 sparsely populated state 0.577902 P. Community health 0.584611 public health practice 0.600605 community health 0.59964 state public health 0.630545 community health workers 0.59192 Nebraska Medical Center 0.644895 public health policy 0.756994 public health staff 0.639767 public health workforce 0.695602 health promotion 0.594511	Health Services Research 0.580089 policy development 0.712519 local health department 0.59371 health policy 0.783723 public health burden 0.595186 Policy versus programs 0.579802 public health professionals 0.634281 public health goals 0.622652 public health 0.962142 public health organizations 0.606449 public health workers 0.622056 policy development tools 0.586515 Health Policy Academy 0.771475 public health tool 0.665371 local public health 0.642222 evidence-based public health 0.596174 specific policy change 0.578952 competency-based training program 0.617035 Health Policy Curriculum 0.636133 public health problem 0.613142 Public Health Service 0.598618 Public Health Collaborative 0.601818 Nebraska Health Policy 0.749346 public health action 0.601585	CLICK HERE
11712	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Assessment of Ebola Virus Disease, Health CareInfrastructure, and Preparedness - Four Counties, SoutheasternLiberia, August 2014	On October 7, 2014, this report was posted as an MMWR Early Release on the MMWR website (http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr).	county referral hospitals 0.583814 Ebola surveillance 0.784863 Ebola emergency preparedness 0.783566 Ebola infection 0.730044 additional Ebola cases 0.752266 Ebola outbreak 0.721261 case management 0.602955 Social Welfare 0.575427 additional public health 0.576025 health care facility 0.636718 health care providers 0.716253 burial practices 0.654144 Maryland County authorities 0.567959 personal protective equipment 0.718696 Global Health 0.603728 contact tracing 0.594284 southeastern Liberia 0.691274 Liberian Ministry 0.549171 Hand washing stations 0.621947 Ebola task forces 0.753735 district health officials 0.612567 outlying health centers 0.600297 health care settings 0.620913 county health office 0.644504	Ebola 0.932546 Ebola preparedness 0.709063 Ebola virus disease 0.829131 health care infrastructure 0.70608 County Ebola task 0.787075 Ebola disease case 0.768968 county health 0.657985 6Clinton Health Access 0.576679 River Gee County 0.674616 Ebola cases 0.798797 Gee County health 0.642855 health care 0.909239 laboratory-confirmed Ebola 0.694197 Global Health Protection 0.586634 Local burial practices 0.56288 Ebola incident management 0.744712 Karlyn D. Beer 0.550752 Ebola surveillance systems 0.75902 community health care 0.632324 County health care 0.655924 Ebola treatment units 0.739147 Ebola case burden 0.834078 district health officer 0.584672 Joseph D. Forrester 0.655868	CLICK HERE
12447	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	CDC Disease Detective Camp	The CDC Disease Detective Camp gives rising high school juniors and seniors exposure to key aspects of the CDC, including basic epidemiology, infectious and chronic disease tracking, public health law, and outbreak investigations. The camp also helps students explore careers in public health. Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html This video can also be viewed at http://www.cdc.gov/cdctv/DiseaseDetectivesCamp	CDC Disease Detective 0.96204		CLICK HERE
14336	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vital Signs: Preparing for Local Mosquito-Borne Transmissionof Zika Virus - United States, 2016 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	Wkly Rep. Published 0.394524 mosquito-borne Zika virus 0.53538 CDC’s Travelers 0.391272 1-day Zika Action 0.433732 health care provider 0.408551 effective response plans 0.399699 Human Services 0.389178 early pregnancy loss 0.409303 Zika virus 0.966598 U.S. Department 0.389626 possible Zika virus 0.493696 pregnant women 0.459306 pregnancy problems 0.360971 Polen KN 0.359697 common signs 0.357907 electronic PDF version 0.394407 pregnant woman 0.375075 active Zika virus 0.631913 up-to-date travel information 0.401509 early detection 0.362401 health care providers 0.400718 male partners 0.357985 Zika virus disease 0.58622 U.S. government agencies 0.427872	anticipated emergence 0.362717 Zika virus transmission 0.857701 special precautions 0.355941 Aedes species mosquitoes 0.417159 vaginal intercourse 0.362322 original MMWR paper 0.399515 Widespread Zika virus 0.535838 Zika virus infection 0.695791 continental United States 0.411287 CDC Zika Response 0.463454 MMWR Morb Mortal 0.403332 local government officials 0.402224 MMWR readers 0.355647 U.S. state 0.364827 senior state 0.355914 U.S. Virgin Islands 0.405205 anal intercourse 0.36402 Zika preparedness 0.382432 sexual transmission 0.387415 virus infection acquisition 0.4782 mosquito-borne transmission 0.512209 local jurisdictions 0.359327 local government partners 0.422843 interim guidelines 0.354686	CLICK HERE
16093	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Data Overview	null	drug overdose deaths 0.992635 pain 0.241133 heroin 0.256486 substances 0.250985 half 0.242294 opioid-involved deaths 0.620624 United States 0.41919 adults 0.237861 body 0.235836	brain 0.235625 intensity 0.254111 specific receptors 0.410461 races 0.237969 men 0.238149 prescription opioids 0.757369 opioid.1 Opioids 0.631175 ages 0.237717	CLICK HERE