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981	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Protect Your Family from Rabies | CDC Features	Rabies is a dangerous virus that anyone can get if they handle or get bitten by an animal that has the disease. Protect yourself and your family from rabies: stay away from wild animals and be sure pets are vaccinated every year.	pets 0.336825 Early symptoms 0.297205 useful barrier 0.279987 unusual animal behavior 0.358047 wild animals 0.765322 unfamiliar domestic animals 0.369443 similar risks 0.281188 direct supervision 0.28457 rabies testing 0.452783 direct bat contact 0.342956 rabid animal 0.309115 animal control 0.44071 Animal care 0.294274 family members 0.355268 domestic animals 0.496876 camp sites 0.28043 animal rabies cases 0.567868 rabies shots 0.463475 occupied spaces 0.28023 unwanted animals 0.302249 camp attendees 0.282654 natural setting 0.283679 Family pets 0.292198 potential exposures 0.349398 best ways 0.29365	rabid wild animals 0.401132 camp official 0.28204 rabies-suspect animal 0.297916 bats 0.375266 regular basis 0.286777 camp situations 0.277212 rabies vaccinations 0.46306 close contact 0.28782 potential exposure 0.282492 dead bats 0.311207 higher risk 0.286521 life-threatening situations 0.28008 dead wild animals 0.37363 dangerous virus 0.293823 wildlife conservation agencies 0.349567 rabies 0.935109 Contact animal control 0.366057 people 0.360318 following link 0.279969 stray animals 0.354887 main animals 0.310414 healthcare provider 0.286688 risk 0.290059 ferrets indoors 0.288856	CLICK HERE
1115	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Autism: New Training for HealthProfessionals | CDC Features	April is Autism Awareness Month. Learn about CDC's new training to help health practitioners identify autism and provide quality care.	real-life scenarios 0.423976 hearing test 0.440306 CDC’s training 0.53495 appropriate alternatives 0.43356 Applied Behavior Analysis 0.528076 following topics 0.422653 ACT CE course 0.78183 early services 0.435963 Act Early. 0.637282 comprehensive teaching tool 0.542942 instructor-support materials 0.432578 regular basis 0.427073 case-based format 0.437248 Developmental Behavioral Pediatrician 0.624675 early care 0.466581 CNE credits 0.441268 early warning signs 0.703584 autism spectrum disorders 0.610184 ACT in-classroom training 0.606982 autism spectrum disorder 0.617782 hearing problems 0.440183 online continuing education 0.550797 in-classroom training 0.678973 developmental disabilities 0.438904	solid foundation 0.43172 Dr. Georgina Peacock 0.559145 ACT curriculum 0.562075 appropriate action 0.438995 ABA Therapy 0.431732 pediatric trainees 0.445355 self-study ACT CE 0.799434 quality care 0.468755 early identification 0.43638 gut feeling 0.620022 downloadable curriculum 0.44289 learner participation 0.429958 resident training programs 0.567665 Western Reserve University 0.534711 free resources 0.519671 primary care practitioners 0.785357 developmental-behavioral pediatrics training 0.576711 right track 0.438857 developmental delay 0.4445 Developmental/Behavioral Pediatrician 0.497519 Assistant Professor 0.425283 Autism Case Training 0.985892 early developmental milestones 0.565723	CLICK HERE
6492	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Evidence-based health: necessary but not sufficient [letter	As public health practitioners from the National Asthma Control Program (NACP) of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, we read the essay “From Evidence-Based Medicine to Evidence-Based Health: the Example of Asthma” (1) with great interest.	evidence-based clinical medicine 0.736814 clinical management 0.529545 demonstration projects 0.628022 successful asthma interventions 0.88622 public health practitioners 0.709166 population-level asthma surveillance 0.823247 organized research effort 0.621807 clinical teams 0.532331 key demonstration projects 0.613005 health services research 0.66814 multicomponent interventions 0.623077 sufficient evidence 0.522387 asthma self-management support 0.866016 Disease Control 0.721709 change elements 0.537002 community-level interventions 0.623245 convincing insurers 0.523853 public’s health 0.634988 Environmental Health 0.547742 asthma 0.980021 community health interventions 0.751461 Evidence-Based Medicine 0.612434 cost-effective ways 0.522312 Community Preventive Services 0.640074 public health response 0.690884	clinical case studies 0.625977 evidence-based practice 0.593589 community health services 0.679855 National Asthma Control 0.891986 recent article 0.528234 asthma triggers 0.711048 Expert Panel Report 0.642462 disparately high prevalence 0.633207 community resources 0.528341 state asthma programs 0.822942 asthma prevalence 0.729222 public health 0.764931 evidence-based treatments 0.577207 program implementation questions 0.618393 evidence-based health 0.818578 clinical guidelines 0.526545 case studies 0.632496 research dollars 0.52555 behavioral interventions 0.604466 racial/ethnic minorities 0.522382 systematic review 0.524317 Public Health Service 0.655345 vastly disproportionate funding 0.617741 new medications 0.525745	CLICK HERE
7190	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Results from the 2010 NSDUH: Summary of National Findings, SAMHSA, CBHSQ	Results from the 2010 NSDUH: Summary of National Findings, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Reports from SAMHSA's Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality			CLICK HERE
8088	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease - CDC: Volume 10, 2013: 12_0073ee	Volume 10 — February 14, 2013.	Disease Control 0.360502 Parent-Reported Medication Rates 0.738052 Public Health Service 0.654567 affiliated institutions 0.35763	Human Services 0.364011 Prev Chronic Dis 0.929461 Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder 0.472464 Demographic Variation 0.449163	CLICK HERE
9508	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Food Safety Epidemiology Capacity in State Health Departments — 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.	foodborne diseases 0.590391 adequate epidemiology capacity 0.541272 local foodborne disease 0.588332 foodborne disease programs 0.552552 foodborne disease epidemiology 0.708588 enteric illness 0.530015 epidemiology capacity assessment 0.630942 state health departments 0.517938 state 0.571348 current epidemiology capacity 0.533386 core capacity 0.498652 foodborne epidemiologists 0.548094 foodborne disease outbreaks 0.663665 foodborne disease outbreak 0.632411 program capacity 0.53014 epidemiology capacity 0.64337 Matthew L. Boulton 0.503674 epidemiology degree 0.507328 Foodborne Outbreak Response 0.55844 Foodborne Outbreak Reporting 0.567651 Territorial Epidemiologists 0.511995 foodborne disease investigations 0.550284 Disease Outbreak Response 0.522853 foodborne outbreaks 0.584701 United States 0.498908	overall foodborne disease 0.541787 food safety epidemiology 0.600499 states 0.749896 foodborne pathogens 0.54787 formal epidemiology training 0.509335 lead foodborne disease 0.57448 safety epidemiology capacity 0.631646 national epidemiology workforce 0.501015 local health departments 0.564771 foodborne disease epidemiologists 0.659594 public health 0.520085 E. coli 0.504749 national foodborne disease 0.555085 foodborne investigations 0.515529 national food safety 0.51739 foodborne outbreak 0.592402 adequate epidemiology expertise 0.609318 foodborne diseases program 0.539708 foodborne disease 0.903486 food safety capacity 0.501788 local level 0.51107 disease epidemiology capacity 0.582405 foodborne safety staff 0.653902 foodborne outbreak investigations 0.562615	CLICK HERE
9544	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Preventing Chronic Disease - CDC: Volume 10, 2013: 13_0120	Volumen 10 — el 05 de septiembre de 2013.	Elizabeth Dodson 0.325662 Aushra Shatchkute 0.324507 Elizabeth Baker 0.324416 An Evaluation 0.323198 Gunter Diem 0.328623 internacionales wesley s 0.340623 Jacobs JA 0.323917 Shannon M 0.323774 International Practitioners 0.323295 Julie A 0.323346 Gibbert WS 0.323061	Dodson E 0.323236 Wayne Giles 0.323108 Diem G 0.324754 salud pública 0.954592 profesionales médicos 0.32374 Keating SM 0.32511 Kathleen N 0.323447 Vilius Grabauskas 0.323298 Chronic Dis 0.324658 Impact Among US 0.340242	CLICK HERE
10138	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Global Health Security - Why It Matters	null	safer environments 0.431697 infectious disease threats 0.676905 fewer failed states 0.537095 cross-cutting global health 0.600649 viable trading partners 0.528854 familiar microbes 0.439372 public health crises 0.565312 GHS initiative 0.44516 health systems 0.477094 World Health Organization 0.600919 real-time disease tracking 0.545445 Healthier countries 0.4335 laboratory accident 0.440934 Pandemic influenza 0.438472 new microbes 0.447739 medical product supply 0.576548 accurate data sharing 0.521105 security capacity 0.440656 Health Security agenda 0.592839 highest levels 0.428796 available antibiotics 0.428737 dangerous new threats 0.635041 greater global health 0.621971 International Health Regulations 0.597796 drug resistance 0.429359	drug-resistant illnesses 0.4583 resistant germs 0.442395 global health security 0.958429 global economy 0.442795 new global solutions 0.588311 economic burden worldwide 0.523601 emergency operations centers 0.525738 U.S. hospitals 0.432928 Pandemic disease threats 0.654192 member state 0.43605 stable economies 0.429705 disease threats 0.841062 especially heavy toll 0.519145 security activities 0.431745 better lab systems 0.530218 global disease threats 0.713932 global health programs—like 0.591618 child health 0.461762 nationwide surveillance systems 0.522906 national economies 0.434086 member states 0.43929 respiratory syndrome coronavirus 0.584188 avoidable epidemics 0.448847 Substantial investments 0.430812	CLICK HERE
14626	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Safe and Healthy Travel to an International Mass Gathering | CDC Features	International events draw huge crowds and come with unique risks to travelers. Whether they are planned years in advance (Olympics) or happen more spontaneously (Nelson Mandela’s funeral), mass gatherings are associated with crowding at venues, poor hygiene from temporary food and sanitation facilities, and challenging security situations. The risk of infectious diseases increases because of crowded conditions and the influx of attendees from around the world.	large number 0.559874 CDC’s Travelers 0.583778 CDC guidance 0.576705 financial difficulties 0.542331 medical history 0.541695 health information 0.543124 adequate time 0.560154 Zika prevention page 0.713039 pregnant women 0.587439 Nelson Mandela 0.575699 local resources 0.571424 pregnant partners 0.579815 time frame 0.55298 infectious diseases increases 0.711889 adequate vaccinations 0.554632 travel warnings 0.571457 temporary food 0.567915 medical conditions 0.539566 travel alerts 0.569345 primary care provider 0.660914 crowd crush 0.563529 Zika Travel Information 0.742542 international mass gathering 0.675411 travel plans 0.697076	sex partners 0.565671 specific destinations 0.666555 customized recommendations 0.538982 planned activities 0.543261 firm footing 0.550136 CDC recommendations 0.580059 security situations 0.56938 travel medicine provider 0.911154 mass gatherings 0.571448 mass gathering 0.706567 birth defects 0.555135 good idea 0.541219 unique risks 0.569584 travel notices 0.562916 specific location 0.565091 infected person 0.56058 safe journey 0.546386 huge crowds 0.575908 Traveler Enrollment Program 0.661986 poor hygiene 0.562045 specific purpose 0.564968 sanitation facilities 0.574036 International events 0.573091 departure date 0.556044	CLICK HERE
15955	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Disparities in Who Receives Weight-Loss Advice From a Health Care Provider: Does Income Make a Difference?	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.	income 0.245199 weight-loss advice 0.947833 care provider advice 0.224394 health insurance 0.299571 health care provider 0.76202 higher odds 0.38398 insurance status 0.239116 health status 0.254397	health insurance status 0.227083 respondents 0.203934 racial/ethnic minority 0.205848 obese adults 0.211571 weight-loss advice aligns 0.212531 health care providers 0.27705 multivariate logistic regression 0.216561	CLICK HERE