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939	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Medical Tourism | CDC Features	Receiving medical care abroad can be risky. Learn about those risks and how to minimize them.	specific risks 0.40818 CDC Yellow Book 0.356143 general information 0.250146 travel medicine practitioner 0.40315 Plastic Surgery guidelines 0.369586 home country 0.269309 American Medical Association 0.399091 heart surgery 0.269143 United States 0.748002 health care provider 0.638166 Safe Dental Care 0.423233 common procedures 0.257625 long tours 0.241311 cosmetic surgery 0.262124 white paper 0.244392 drinking alcohol 0.230108 medical tourism depend 0.49535 Antibiotic resistance 0.253626 global problem 0.254688 American Society 0.242808 brand names 0.241495 medical tourism trips 0.494838	health care facility 0.438339 health care providers 0.595824 medical tourists 0.317246 health care 0.860851 Joint Commission International 0.377376 International Society 0.374258 resistant bacteria 0.249889 poor quality 0.249966 medical care 0.762881 general issues 0.258185 vacation activities 0.234223 regular health care 0.44946 local health care 0.425982 medical tourism 0.929647 blood clots 0.261937 healthy travel 0.267503 current medical conditions 0.429594 medical records 0.392461 DNV International Accreditation 0.379374 follow-up care 0.29574 Surgeons medical tourism 0.448972 foreign standards 0.248529	CLICK HERE
5696	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Carbon monoxide - 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
8533	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Behaviors and Attitudes Associated With Low Drinking Water Intake Among US Adults, Food Attitudes and Behaviors Survey, 2007 - CDC	Water is vital for life, and plain water is a calorie-free option for hydration. Increasing consumption of drinking water is a strategy to reduce energy intake and lose or maintain weight; however, information on the characteristics of consumers who drink water is limited.	plain drinking water 0.391469 data 0.371843 low drinking water 0.685993 plain water intake 0.48669 low water intake 0.501533 attitudes 0.363534 low water consumption 0.362726 associated health behaviors 0.361166 moderate physical activity 0.418387 unhealthful behaviors 0.386931 tap water intake 0.428759 daily drinking water 0.415365 drinking water daily 0.389839 fast food intake 0.413338 Daily water intake 0.449228 high fast-food intake 0.402251 water intake levels 0.42691 behaviors 0.390195 Adequate water intake 0.44784 weight 0.380334 self-reported drinking water 0.402022 food intake records 0.400685 lower plain water 0.357502 previous epidemiologic studies 0.358398 respondents 0.382452	water consumption 0.397079 sociodemographic variables 0.356611 adults 0.370566 Dietary intake estimates 0.397343 fluid intake 0.390405 calorically sweetened beverages 0.390552 n’t eat fruits 0.35804 water intake 0.986406 juice intake 0.395765 National Cancer Institute 0.42889 individual water consumption 0.364537 cups 0.417449 lower energy intake 0.416986 health-related behaviors 0.358779 energy intake 0.44395 mean water intake 0.441253 multivariable logistic regression 0.428456 higher drinking water 0.378093 vegetable intake 0.476022 annual household income 0.419978 physical activity 0.486541 low intake 0.418303 drinking water intake 0.881217 water intake question 0.422725	CLICK HERE
9172	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Sustained Improvement in Clinical Preventive Service Delivery Among Independent Primary Care Practices After Implementing Electronic Health Record Systems - CDC	Studies showing sustained improvements in the delivery of clinical preventive services are limited. Fewer studies demonstrate sustained improvements among independent practices that are not affiliated with hospitals or integrated health systems. This study examines the continued improvement in clinical quality measures for a group of independent primary care practices using electronic health records (EHRs) and receiving technical support from a local public health agency.	independent practices 0.485717 EHR quality measurement 0.384152 practice characteristics 0.455208 small practices 0.442519 EHR 0.423029 New York City 0.609706 primary care providers 0.433567 clinical quality measures 0.410323 health record-derived quality 0.344227 primary care practices 0.584415 health care providers 0.385176 primary care practice 0.372388 small independent practices 0.356998 Health Care Strategies 0.345046 BP control 0.388896 HbA1c testing 0.506281 antithrombotic therapy 0.544062 blood pressure control 0.406327 primary care physicians 0.46803 independent primary care 0.499771 Primary Care Information 0.424181 electronic health 0.562354 electronic health record 0.437867 Care Information Project 0.415732	quality measurement data 0.380974 Health Care Quality 0.429433 clinical quality 0.412128 Health Aff 0.396084 health information technology 0.38839 community EHR extension 0.350166 quality measures 0.564623 clinical preventive services 0.698487 health care 0.463749 New York 0.620497 larger integrated systems 0.343376 practice performance 0.33927 integrated health systems 0.355287 key quality measures 0.460244 health 0.564402 electronic health records 0.557234 practice performance data 0.337871 community health centers 0.395125 York City Department 0.456375 smoking cessation intervention 0.718674 Care New York 0.350682 EHR implementation 0.379835 primary care 0.911224 patient-centered medical homes 0.411627	CLICK HERE
9870	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Infectious Diseases Pathology Branch (IDPB) - What We Do?	Infectious Diseases Pathology Branch (IDPB) work has always been a critical component for the detection, research and surveillance of emerging and re-emerging pathogens.	study 0.402248 CDC 0.352076 Infectious disease pathologists 0.894591 critical component 0.610667 Infectious Diseases Pathology 0.889296 pathology results 0.623411 IDPB’s contributions 0.549514 progression 0.34899 scientific teams 0.589178 laboratory work 0.563955 surveillance efforts 0.609374 research 0.355137 early cases 0.557532 identification 0.345596 pathogens 0.439968 Branch 0.349957 host 0.344613 ongoing surveillance projects 0.850848 public health professionals 0.805378 Pathology methods 0.617933 public health 0.828769	important contributions 0.539736 test results 0.559754 detection 0.35517 disease outbreak investigations 0.907273 modern molecular technology 0.754046 cellular level 0.543807 public health importance 0.742444 pathogenesis knowledge 0.602352 monitoring 0.345372 prevention measures 0.582201 IDPB 0.657387 important role 0.567442 proper treatment 0.582067 Surveillance systems 0.61025 condition 0.350668 tests 0.347902 diagnostic techniques 0.853743 information 0.344217 main areas 0.607022 disease process 0.595672	CLICK HERE
10262	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Health Effects of Tsunamis	CDC provides information for survivors and clinicians on tsunami health and safety concerns including flooding, disease outbreaks, food safety, water quality, and cleanup.	volcanic eruption 0.781747 U.S. coastline 0.653322 health concerns 0.617641 underwater disturbance 0.754305 earthquake 0.403035 landslide 0.440149 enormous waves 0.840264	water safety 0.576533 tsunami 0.528515 series 0.350738 tsunamis 0.5936 meteorite 0.433469 information 0.344084	CLICK HERE
11638	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National Gay Men's HIV/AIDS Awareness Day - September 27,2014	National Gay Men's HIV/AIDS Awareness Day is observed each year on September 27 to direct attention to the continuing and disproportionate impact of human immunodeficiency virus infection (HIV) and acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) on gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men (MSM) in the United States. MSM represent approximately 2% of the U.S.	Purcell DW 0.470675 immunodeficiency virus infection 0.698585 new HIV infections 0.778672 endorsement 0.370138 National Gay Men 0.90685 Human Services 0.558714 risk behaviors 0.455824 MMWR HTML versions 0.581319 U.S. Department 0.562571 electronic PDF version 0.566704 percentage 0.328614 prevention services 0.467935 Open AIDS 0.462838 HIV-positive 0.335435 Additional information 0.620838 Contact GPO 0.47977 commercial sources 0.455119 population size 0.456463 immune deficiency syndrome 0.635365 current prices 0.449142 persons 0.329125 efforts 0.344727 Lansky 0.337065 original paper copy 0.573726	disproportionate impact 0.504446 HIV/AIDS Awareness 0.642768 Johnson CH 0.464929 United States 0.803269 U.S. Government Printing 0.584623 original MMWR paper 0.575961 Superintendent 0.329073 linkage 0.330971 MMWR readers 0.463319 character translation 0.447595 end 0.329243 format errors 0.447915 Health 0.345189 MSM 0.688454 sex 0.384438 typeset documents 0.454648 trade names 0.455228 official text 0.445809 U.S. population 0.483733 CDC. HIV testing 0.720078 non-CDC sites 0.452425 et al 0.455939 electronic conversions 0.444235 HIV infection 0.988667	CLICK HERE
11931	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Newsroom Formatted Articles - Diseases & Conditions	CDC public health news articles, free content, ready to print, up-to-date.	contagious respiratory disease 0.730985 puts cancer patients 0.736562 new STD infections 0.720922 neural tube defects 0.708718 Tips campaign website 0.723978 ready-to-eat hot dogs 0.715987 sickle cell disease 0.799865 African dwarf frogs 0.707051 pregnant women 0.728285 environmental health threats 0.720224 children 0.694456 important business trip 0.722411 chronic liver disease 0.736002 World Health Organization 0.716006 life-altering joint disease 0.730594 new flu virus 0.759759 seasonal flu 0.694604 common genetic diseases 0.790401 congenital heart defect 0.718609 sexually transmitted disease 0.721624 World Malaria 0.717667 real people 0.695334 new flu vaccine 0.761669 West African Ebola 0.727643	motor vehicle injuries 0.711442 United States 0.994323 common reportable STDs 0.722801 methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus 0.704718 cute baby poultry 0.71991 National Public Health 0.711276 violent coughing fits 0.706831 human Salmonella infections 0.725714 birth defect 0.714929 H1N1 flu 0.732178 e-mail media 0.727222 white blood cell 0.720565 flu seasons 0.742934 National Diabetes Education 0.717996 breast cancer 0.761565 people 0.781808 ongoing global spread 0.698105 important health topics 0.745579 agricultural feed stores 0.707759 different influenza virus 0.701871 diabetes travel tips 0.723092 flu season 0.790736 pandemic alert level 0.78665 MRSA skin infections 0.721931	CLICK HERE
12666	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Healthy Swimming Is No Accident	Healthy swimming expert Michael Beach warns about the superbug Crypto that causes the most common recreational water illness and suggests anyone with diarrhea should stay out of the water. The video explains that though we use chlorine to kill germs and protect our health, Crypto can survive for days in chlorinated water. 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/	Accident 0.703906	Healthy Swimming 0.919676	CLICK HERE
13139	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HEADS UP to Parents | HEADS UP | CDC Injury Center	null	small activities 0.476188 CDC 0.337956 hands 0.333953 fact sheets 0.483205 free online training 0.631528 busy parent 0.534059 outdoor play adventure 0.641103 brain injury 0.659288 larger-scale efforts 0.499492 helmet 0.342681 playground 0.337972 social media 0.481649 health care 0.4776 big difference 0.475281 HEADS 0.334383 infographics 0.348756	posters 0.331853 athletes 0.333002 ideas 0.331515 community 0.363788 priority 0.347348 people 0.331734 important role 0.49737 coaches 0.331551 materials 0.365292 free concussion app 0.931566 school professionals 0.477343 concussion 0.95863 information 0.335973 risk 0.335781 time 0.334272 child 0.483651	CLICK HERE