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729	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Clinical and Behavioral Characteristics of Adults Receiving Medical Care for HIV Infection - Medical Monitoring Project, United States, 2007	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.	National HIV/AIDS Strategy 0.343637 Alternate Text 0.349112 T-lymphocyte test 0.361958 Human Services 0.342886 abuse treatment services 0.371993 MMWR HTML versions 0.342258 private health insurance 0.381709 electronic PDF version 0.344645 HIV status 0.356872 male sex partner 0.463344 antiretroviral medications 0.380871 CD4 count 0.35317 MMP participants 0.415292 HIV Cost 0.380336 Prevention planning groups 0.348372 behavioral characteristics 0.355788 human immunodeficiency virus 0.362878 HIV prevention activities 0.418365 recent viral load 0.411498 female sex partner 0.367757 viral load test 0.522747 low participation rate 0.342696 Medical Monitoring Project 0.398812 recent self-reported HIV 0.422086	frequently used drugs 0.352315 original MMWR paper 0.348528 U.S. Government Printing 0.34567 mental health counseling 0.377927 recent sex partner 0.37079 HIV-infected adults 0.400468 CD4+ T-lymphocyte count 0.362325 viral load testing 0.413202 bar chart 0.355768 record abstraction data 0.357372 local health departments 0.359389 participants 0.504692 health maintenance organization 0.381756 unmet support service 0.354514 Public health recommendations 0.362805 medical care 0.642271 Services Utilization Study 0.400247 supplemental surveillance project 0.356251 HIV viral load 0.912378 critical support services 0.374436 HIV case management 0.435286 HIV infection 0.407885 medical record abstraction 0.467489 viral load tests 0.406248	CLICK HERE
5819	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2-Chloro-6-trichloromethyl pyridine - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards	null	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
7224	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012: 12_0023	The objective of this study was to determine whether data from 3 sources would yield a single, homogenous, healthful food store category that can be used to accurately characterize community nutrition environments for public health research.	food stores 0.722603 chain grocery stores 0.310876 nutritious food items 0.439568 food store category 0.237297 food store location 0.203831 convenience stores 0.533667 study area 0.220411 commercial database 0.29229 annual sales volume 0.296304 large grocery stores 0.43173 stores vs 0.255683 independent food stores 0.393878 independent stores 0.260506 nutritious food score 0.34039 small food stores 0.652473 larger grocery stores 0.288108 percentage 0.234203 nutritious food 0.730225 public health 0.243014 fresh food availability 0.230434	commercial databases 0.206486 community nutrition environments 0.423255 selected stores 0.262567 store type 0.426291 stores 0.926999 specialty stores 0.524364 grocery stores 0.716127 nutritious food availability 0.273223 healthful food store 0.241425 specialty food stores 0.296035 nutritious foods 0.29211 San Francisco 0.252365 small grocery stores 0.637694 nonchain food stores 0.419807 in-store surveys 0.277018 nutritious food options 0.28533 fresh food 0.267824 liquor stores 0.248972 fresh food items 0.237579 healthful food stores 0.320146	CLICK HERE
8706	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Prevalence of Multiple Chronic Conditions Among Medicare Beneficiaries, United States, 2010 - CDC	The increase in chronic health conditions among Medicare beneficiaries has implications for the Medicare system. The objective of this study was to use the US Department of Health and Human Services Strategic Framework on multiple chronic conditions as a basis to examine the prevalence of multiple chronic conditions among Medicare beneficiaries.	fee-for-service claims data 0.432146 nondual beneficiaries 0.462663 non-Hispanic white 0.437834 disabled beneficiaries 0.461452 highest prevalence 0.47376 ischemic heart disease 0.463989 higher prevalence 0.442432 multiple chronic conditions 0.949868 Medicare fee-for-service population 0.491793 female beneficiaries 0.482266 beneficiaries eligible 0.470485 select Medicare beneficiary 0.457415 Hispanic women 0.435178 Chronic Conditions Data 0.490286 management strategies 0.436487 Medicare claim 0.451145 female dual-eligible beneficiaries 0.484009 male dual-eligible beneficiaries 0.472493 traditional Medicare 0.447083 Medicare enrollment data 0.45715 age groups 0.461699 Medicare fee-for-service beneficiaries 0.508008 health care management 0.442745 total Medicare population 0.458156	chronic conditions increases 0.486952 Chronic Disease 0.473027 fee-for-service program 0.432063 women 0.459759 chronic kidney disease 0.480857 chronic health conditions 0.528002 Medicare enrollment 0.457286 Medicaid Services 0.445507 Medicare fee-for-service parts 0.464407 prevalence 0.504485 Non-Hispanic black men 0.439613 non-Hispanic blacks 0.440101 dual-eligible beneficiaries 0.490804 non-Hispanic whites 0.438917 male beneficiaries 0.475617 Chronic Condition Data 0.484182 Medicare beneficiaries 0.721789 fee-for-service Medicare beneficiaries 0.51558 common chronic conditions 0.486481 study population 0.439725 chronic condition comorbidities 0.483678 Medicare spending 0.472366 HHS Strategic Framework 0.466015 Medicare Advantage enrollment 0.455903	CLICK HERE
10769	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Global Health - Polio - Updates on CDC's Polio Eradication Efforts - April 18, 2014	Polio is a crippling and potentially deadly infectious disease caused by a virus that spreads from person to person invading the brain and spinal cord and causing paralysis. CDC is a strategic partner in the overall effort to eradicate polio worldwide.	global polio eradication 0.87136 Large-scale polio vaccination 0.498203 GPEI partners 0.363403 polio eradication plans 0.568361 polio eradication 0.987617 Polio incidence 0.473627 polio outbreaks 0.488265 public health volunteers 0.36164 Polio Eradication Effort 0.607644 wild poliovirus 0.382679 vaccination campaign planning 0.367209 CDC’s Emergency 0.382967 United Nations Children 0.362918 AFP cases 0.356581 polio eradication activities 0.638148 final push 0.364252 CDC Director Thomas 0.413947 Melinda Gates Foundation 0.361083 CDC resources 0.376756 polio worldwide 0.492626 Independent Monitoring Board 0.358159 EOC operational structure 0.390495 polio vaccination campaigns 0.563425 CDC’s engagement 0.372688	global polio surveillance 0.510739 entire CDC community 0.405127 Polio Eradication Initiative 0.602449 World Health Organization 0.420164 outbreak response protocols 0.357148 timely technical expertise 0.36213 polio eradication progress 0.5644 polio cases 0.517365 in-country technical expertise 0.36153 Democratic Republic 0.36119 CDC’s EOC 0.404168 polio vaccination campaign 0.511174 countries 0.368587 CDC’s polio 0.530042 Epidemiologic Record/CDC Morbidity 0.359924 enhanced capacity 0.362434 CDC polio eradication 0.677198 polio surveillance 0.555561 technical expertise 0.365339 finish line 0.36041 Dr. Frieden 0.37229 endemic countries 0.362548 polio eradication efforts 0.628378	CLICK HERE
11037	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Opioid Painkiller Prescribing | Vital Signs	CDC Vital Signs links science, policy, and communications with the intent of communicating a call-to-action for the public. CDC Vital Signs provides the most recent, comprehensive data on key indicators of important health topics.	mental health 0.476174 state-run health plans 0.54265 prescription painkiller 0.831521 opioid painkiller prescriptions 0.678447 prescription drugs 0.653894 pain treatment 0.688025 overdose deaths 0.498888 health care providers 0.989625 prescription painkillers* 0.597072 patient safety 0.471724 American adult 0.483239 compensation programs 0.474156 different parts 0.473642 patients 0.505798 prescribe large quantities 0.541866 Affordable Care Act 0.529142 pill mills 0.472235 prescription drug monitoring 0.870615 policy options 0.535243 particular promise 0.474984 person 0.477787 substance abuse treatment 0.637436 care providers practice 0.552172 state level 0.473129 specific type 0.473988	Vital Signs 0.583562 inappropriate prescribing 0.47018 highest-prescribing state 0.480869 Drug Administration 0.469526 substance abuse problems 0.627645 Health issues 0.488609 West Virginia 0.474704 effective pain treatment 0.662247 state-run databases 0.557705 multiple prescribers 0.505823 substance abuse 0.658429 prescription painkiller overdose 0.72059 Prescription Painkiller Overdoses 0.742599 high-dose painkillers 0.589085 pain treatment options 0.538618 responder access 0.469607 people 0.477059 Southern states 0.473248 prescription painkillers 0.875826 drug monitoring programs 0.774749 New Hampshire 0.474434 Drugs Information 0.470657 lowest prescribing state 0.549529 high-volume pain clinics 0.545217	CLICK HERE
11351	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Recommendations for Chemical Protective Clothing: Database - Disclaimer	null	potentially appropriate types 0.440275 typical laboratory testing 0.443583 medical surveillance programs 0.435922 similar glove materials 0.492645 chemical barrier 0.442107 appropriate CPC materials 0.558831 specific potential hazards 0.48592 skin exposure hazards 0.470394 kinetic testing data 0.445427 Occupational Safety 0.44346 CPC membranes 0.478997 laboratory testing data 0.453041 vapor pressures 0.442781 appropriate glove 0.441069 hazard assessment 0.526872 Personal Protective Equipment 0.464568 skin exposures 0.45973 laboratory testing conditions 0.529498 potential hand hazards 0.461049 chemical protective clothing 0.947417 available glove materials 0.519133 glove material type 0.498982	chemicals 0.449025 CPC breakthrough 0.485594 Pocket Guide 0.648954 specific barrier membrane 0.469222 skin barrier 0.430225 Protective Clothing database 0.831082 CPC polymer membrane 0.533371 Prevent skin contact 0.471047 broadly applicable phrase 0.431515 Additional testing results 0.447439 specific barrier material 0.481298 CPC materials 0.584286 NIOSH Pocket Guide 0.465225 similar chemical properties 0.456611 organic substances 0.573561 CPC 0.697406 specific glove material 0.618714 skin contact 0.579937 barrier materials 0.482633 chemical hazards 0.516693 laboratory testing 0.534294 chemical protective barrier 0.500121	CLICK HERE
11737	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Norovirus | Symptoms	Symptoms of norovirus include diarrhea, throwing up, nausea, stomach pain as well as fever, headache and body aches	alcohol 0.457279 minerals 0.457361 Sports drinks 0.742887 common symptoms— 0.65129 tears 0.461506 illnesses 0.451931 stomach 0.469631 plenty 0.467322 liquids 0.468735 counter 0.457961 people 0.484985	diarrhea many times 0.679606 doctor 0.453331 caffeine 0.475306 mild dehydration 0.984615 Oral rehydration fluids 0.847047 inflammation 0.469608 norovirus illness 0.639684 older adults 0.638614 young children 0.622038 acute gastroenteritis 0.706118 intestines 0.48174	CLICK HERE
12499	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	February 2014 ACIP Meeting -- ACIP Influenza LAIV	LAIV vs. IIV Comparative Safety Studies in Children, Safety of Live-Attenuated vs. Inactivated Influenza Vaccines for Healthy Children (GRADE), LAIV supply update, and Annual Influenza Recommendations. 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://streaming.cdc.gov/vod.php?id=cab736ef7bc0790b90b6b9d9b315758920140410081420644	ACIP Influenza LAIV 0.994044		CLICK HERE
14032	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vital Signs: Exposure to Electronic Cigarette AdvertisingAmong Middle School and High School Students - United States,2014	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Often called 'the Voice of CDC,' the MMWR series is the agency's primary vehicle for scientific publication of timely, reliable, authoritative, accurate, objective, and useful public health information and recommendations. MMWR readership predominately consists of physicians, nurses, public health practitioners, epidemiologists and other scientists, researchers, educators, and laboratorians.	U.S. middle school 0.445302 TV 0.323843 sources 0.414508 advertising exposure 0.297161 current tobacco products 0.298638 electronic cigarettes 0.346041 frequently reported exposure 0.334821 source 0.331414 e-cigarette advertising 0.469337 Retail store exposure 0.323998 e-cigarette advertising expenditures 0.303773 youth access 0.302425 youths 0.41104 movies 0.316058 tobacco control programs 0.426593 middle school 0.765729 Youth Tobacco Survey 0.42086 conventional tobacco products 0.344945 conventional tobacco product 0.308849 tobacco product advertising 0.497825 tobacco 0.539476 magazines 0.314003 middle school students 0.669869 comprehensive state tobacco 0.345711	comprehensive tobacco control 0.294531 tobacco product initiation 0.309713 e-cigarette advertisements 0.596327 state tobacco control 0.346014 youth tobacco prevention 0.302056 e-cigarette advertisement exposure 0.409825 tobacco outlet density 0.294267 high school students 0.991689 newspapers 0.320766 e-cigarettes 0.370392 National Youth Tobacco 0.422357 youth-oriented e-cigarette marketing 0.345676 Weighted exposure estimates 0.341422 U.S. youths 0.336377 tobacco products 0.453132 exposure 0.657359 commonly used tobacco 0.311523 exposure sources 0.310583 fund tobacco control 0.294245 youth exposure 0.320875 e-cigarette advertising exposures 0.295401 Internet 0.331866 high school-aged youths 0.300043	CLICK HERE