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5318	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Statement by CDC Director Thomas R. Frieden, M.D., M.P.H., on Early End of HPTN 052 Study - Statement: May 12, 2011	Statement by CDC Director Thomas R. Frieden, M.D., M.P.H., on Early End of HPTN 052 Study	HIV-associated disease 0.384152 new HIV infections 0.697753 real-world feasibility 0.378459 individuals 0.254821 consistent treatment 0.391915 CDC HIV prevention 0.772438 viral load 0.3636 Disease Control 0.365019 research center 0.366012 HIV status 0.564205 anti-retroviral therapy 0.421542 dramatic reduction 0.389732 Global AIDS Coordinator 0.501255 broad range 0.374002 treatment medications 0.391232 tuberculosis 0.234639 intensive testing 0.369488 early initiation 0.406553 key components 0.381599 HIV prevention strategies 0.986715 HUMAN SERVICES 0.371159 healthcare providers 0.368941 HIV-uninfected partner 0.396326 drug adherence 0.38278 United States 0.375699	optimism 0.23805 life-saving effort 0.374057 early HIV treatment 0.801537 high levels 0.373324 PEPFAR partners 0.363154 significant step 0.37831 White House Office 0.50059 urgency 0.245672 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.364385 HIV-positive people 0.617447 close contact 0.363225 HIV transmission 0.586848 important component 0.378808 combination prevention strategies 0.517604 current programs 0.362355 HIV-positive person 0.468042 population level 0.369011 NIH 0.279771 heterosexual partner 0.435442 National AIDS Policy 0.500245 Thomas R. Frieden 0.512071 report 0.232619 trial sites 0.365537 risk 0.232516	CLICK HERE
7242	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012: 12_0056	The objective of this study was to examine how program characteristics relate to participant retention in the Veterans Health Administration’s weight-management program, MOVE!			CLICK HERE
7249	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tornado-Related Fatalities - Five States, Southeastern United States, April 25-28, 2011	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.	Red Cross 0.836693 particular tornado 0.695022 mean lead time 0.659611 head injuries 0.639269 safe room 0.770862 tornado-related deaths 0.714137 multistate deadly tornado 0.715323 injury 0.64215 specific tornadoes 0.62463 tornado track overlap 0.713685 tornado severity 0.710826 National Weather 0.696914 National Weather Service 0.680393 risk factors 0.639515 personal protective actions 0.63833 carbon monoxide 0.641975 third-deadliest tornado event 0.762162 mobile homes 0.785066 southeastern United States 0.744169 Health Statistics 0.639098 vital statistics offices 0.674183 numerous long-track tornadoes 0.664793 additional tornado-related deaths 0.621754 deadly tornadoes 0.767507	National Weather Svc 0.671643 tornado tracks 0.696962 Rebecca S. Noe 0.650377 night-time tornado impact 0.763391 tornado meteorology 0.695603 tornado survey points 0.708673 death 0.716179 indirect tornado-related fatalities 0.648933 Tornado preparedness 0.676581 head injury 0.630314 tornado forecasting 0.710274 single-family homes 0.771454 death certificates 0.698224 Enhanced Fujita 0.644184 public health 0.709347 tornado-related fatalities 0.683611 tornado 0.986914 American Red Cross 0.772613 numerous tornado 0.698927 body recovery 0.629238 fatalities 0.714282 tornado impact 0.787384 associated tornado 0.671024 tornado exposure 0.684699	CLICK HERE
7250	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Alcohol Use and Binge Drinking Among Women of Childbearing Age - United States, 2006-2010	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.	public health interventions 0.46807 binge drinkers 0.564675 highest prevalence 0.465494 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.542139 report binge drinking 0.546827 binge drinking 0.986043 continuous drinking pattern 0.471947 pregnant women 0.736515 Alcohol Abuse 0.464745 Preventive Services Task 0.463236 alcohol 0.630902 developmental disabilities 0.475581 ) data. 0.460629 Ñ?ЛП Alcohol 0.475931 binge drinking definition 0.540675 alcohol screening 0.478324 binge drinking episodes 0.582337 Alcohol SBI 0.46806 alcohol consumption questions 0.482673 High-Risk Alcohol 0.461974 binge episodes 0.540185 fetal alcohol spectrum 0.517993 Claire M. Marchetta 0.463158 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.542272 nonpregnant binge drinkers 0.520965	alcohol misuse§ 0.465265 pregnant population 0.459129 occasion 0.467214 high blood alcohol 0.482169 U.S. Preventive Services 0.464241 drinks 0.471088 alcohol consumption 0.565619 prevalence estimates 0.473883 alcohol misuse 0.519567 average frequency 0.49438 binge-like drinking patterns 0.474932 fetal alcohol syndrome 0.524288 public health 0.469315 nonpregnant women 0.821368 alcohol outlet density 0.50619 Services Task Force 0.46433 nonpregnant white women 0.478925 birth defects 0.492932 alcohol excise taxes 0.507619 intensity 0.471757 alcohol spectrum disorders 0.518704 alcohol consumption patterns 0.485261 advisory urging women 0.473041 binge drinking prevalence 0.560181	CLICK HERE
8082	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables - February 15, 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.	CDC 0.334863 California serogroup 0.339738 †† Data 0.335656 HL7 format 0.332306 Northern Mariana Islands 0.881297 provisional cases 0.341176 Maximum 0.424972 Streptococcus pneumoniae disease 0.354162 Commonwealth 0.417133 western equine diseases 0.350859 probable cases 0.346284 Spotted fever rickettsioses 0.35528 influenza A virus 0.338857 National Center 0.391471 STD Prevention 0.333838 TB Prevention 0.334184 Viral Hepatitis 0.333179 similar clinical presentation 0.352583 complete list 0.332308 notifiable disease data 0.384605 Cumulative total E. 0.38188 Influenza Division 0.339754 serogroup 0.34292 Cumulative year-to-date counts 0.91463	2009 pandemic 0.389744 Respiratory Diseases 0.333789 Includes drug resistant 0.352443 human infection 0.334057 H. influenzae 0.337908 Max 0.416911 novel influenza 0.366685 total cases 0.339276 Unavailable. 0.40493 pandemic influenza 0.394416 measles cases 0.348013 susceptible cases 0.338375 viral hemorrhagic fever 0.366403 rubella cases 0.347229 table 0.341908 virus infections 0.331934 C.N.M.I. 0.400321 cases 0.542452 Total case counts 0.382805 serogroup non-O157 0.340163 Vector-Borne Infectious Diseases 0.352235 fever group rickettsia 0.356631 dengue hemorrhagic fever 0.368097 sterile body site 0.353807	CLICK HERE
9751	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Trends in Financial Barriers to Medical Care for Women Veterans, 2003"2004 and 2009"2010 - CDC	Women veterans are a fast-growing segment of the veteran population, yet they face many barriers to medical care. The objective of this study was to examine factors that put women veterans at risk for a financial barrier to medical care.	insured veterans 0.21828 financial barriers 0.278518 OEF/OIF/OND era 0.237784 mental health 0.28439 age group 0.240173 middle-aged women veterans 0.371648 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.253533 binge drinking 0.223827 general population 0.278979 women veteran population 0.200814 women veterans 0.949014 uninsured veterans 0.223873 Veterans Administration Office 0.238378 working-age veterans 0.262578 mental distress 0.247307 financial cost barrier 0.299942	middle-aged male veterans 0.255794 working-aged veterans 0.358009 sample size 0.216929 higher risk groups 0.20216 health care 0.428415 health care access 0.276052 ongoing women veterans 0.26868 self-reported financial barrier 0.22898 older women veterans 0.336791 health care coverage 0.353767 medical care 0.586304 OEF/OIF/OND veterans eligibility 0.239853 Introduction Women veterans 0.311439 male veterans 0.258771 younger women veterans 0.430071 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.251093	CLICK HERE
9933	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Online Newsroom - Digital Press Kit: CDC- 2012 Year in Review	CDC- 2012 year in review	CDC Online Newsroom 0.980512	Digital Press Kit 0.708085	CLICK HERE
12024	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcements:World Day of Remembrance for Road TrafficVictims - November 16, 2004	Road traffic crashes kill nearly 3,500 persons each day worldwide and injure or disable an estimated 20–50 million persons each year (1). They are the leading cause of death among young persons aged 15–29 years worldwide, and the leading cause of death among those aged ?30 years in the United States. CDC has declared motor vehicle injuries a "winnable battle" and supports efforts at the United Nations (UN) and World Health Organization (WHO) to dedicate 2011–2020 as the Decade of Action for Road Safety (2).	traumatic aftermath 0.544589 CDC 0.575403 nongovernmental organizations 0.709336 Road Safety Collaboration 0.692643 United Nations 0.829413 Human Services 0.663483 road crashes 0.605475 U.S. Department 0.659115 MMWR HTML versions 0.645897 electronic PDF version 0.636582 road traffic crashes 0.974407 Ancillary materials 0.542703 road death 0.578262 60th Session 0.53347 road traffic 0.988003 Speed kills 0.545494 World Health Organization 0.714969 Additional information 0.674635 Contact GPO 0.557174 Remembrance 0.583149 commercial sources 0.535815 prevention measures 0.539468 injury prevention activities 0.655228 United Nations General 0.659002	current prices 0.532773 original paper copy 0.641894 General Assembly 0.680644 emergency responders 0.550551 road traffic deaths 0.712903 United States 0.56916 U.S. Government Printing 0.649451 original MMWR paper 0.641995 road safety 0.823235 motor vehicle 0.694577 winnable battle 0.573252 MMWR readers 0.540345 character translation 0.530298 medical professionals 0.546709 format errors 0.52914 New York 0.536894 action strategies 0.544899 Road Traffic Victims 0.706453 global road safety 0.683906 typeset documents 0.535611 trade names 0.535896 official text 0.528981 young persons 0.569791 non-CDC sites 0.53405	CLICK HERE
12906	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Concussion Videos - Justin Morneau's PSA (Baseball)	Having sustained a season-ending concussion himself, All-Star First Baseman Justin Morneau gives advice about how to prevent concussion on and off the sports field. 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=20905ee37df6a1b11d2dc5e465a0c15920130219150918171	Justin Morneau 0.897612 sports field 0.581964	Concussion Safety Tips 0.962762	CLICK HERE
13701	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Q Fever Outbreak Among Travelers to Germany Who ReceivedLive Cell Therapy - United States and Canada, 2014	Misha P. Robyn, DVM1,2; Alexandra P. Newman, DVM2; Michael Amato, MPH3; Mary Walawander3; Cynthia Kothe4; James D.	fever exposure 0.4935 public health issues 0.484205 fresh cell therapy 0.51944 York State Department 0.546153 Public Health Agency 0.560566 public health authorities 0.539459 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.487422 xenotransplantation product 0.528493 public health risk 0.487675 Canadian public health 0.495206 live cell therapy 0.902554 fetal sheep cells 0.671325 World Health Organization 0.474468 New York patients 0.524925 fever phase 0.488867 positive Q fever 0.490836 new york state 0.554428 xenotransplantation programs 0.483119 cell therapy products 0.51924 local health authorities 0.493947 domestic public health 0.486872 sheep cell injections 0.547735 International Health Regulations 0.486159 xenotransplantation varies 0.485065	xenotransplantation procedures 0.483526 fetal sheep cell 0.528801 United States 0.480461 intramuscular injections 0.545581 fever 0.555734 Public Health Ontario 0.513422 local health department 0.488745 xenotransplantation products 0.513974 7Toronto Public Health 0.486446 C. burnetii phase 0.476474 fever titers 0.510204 potential Q fever 0.492052 local health departments 0.582149 public health 0.689914 6Public Health Ontario 0.478028 New York 0.588952 medical care 0.483108 Robert Koch Institute 0.504939 human Q fever 0.478232 fever testing 0.475645 Misha P. Robyn 0.509174 xenotransplantation product recipients 0.510962 German physician 0.505598 Public Health Service 0.486512	CLICK HERE