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6237	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	U.S. blood supply vulnerable to parasitic infection spread by ticks - Press Release: September 6, 2011	New CDC-Developed Diagnostic Lab Test for Flu Approved	red blood cells 0.754778 lead author 0.348771 tiny tick 0.347899 tickborne Babesia cases 0.688506 Babesia test 0.486015 babesiosis risk 0.621429 small possibility 0.347216 Disease Control 0.369587 Babesia parasite 0.461268 accurate information 0.352989 state health departments 0.445166 multi–organ failure 0.347871 Barbara Herwaldt 0.347795 nationally notifiable disease 0.454843 blood transfusions 0.423207 FDA public workshop 0.438475 Internal Medicine 0.497296 Blood Products Advisory 0.475075 transfusion–related babesiosis cases 0.847966 FDA–approved tests 0.35052 tickborne parasite 0.486717 tickborne infection 0.422938 treatable complication 0.366703 blood establishments 0.389954 prevention strategies 0.352978	blood safety 0.471459 possible cause 0.3407 CDC medical epidemiologist 0.503986 upper Midwest 0.336517 CDC’s roles 0.360767 Drug Administration 0.486551 poppy seed 0.339751 accompanying editorial 0.362619 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.337222 Severe consequences 0.351066 Dr. Herwaldt points 0.456679 blood transfusion 0.541462 New York 0.341173 collaborative study 0.362095 babesiosis 0.93324 prospective blood donors 0.516172 New Jersey 0.341257 study authors 0.353065 blood supply 0.481288 transfusion–associatedBabesia cases 0.362433 U.S. region 0.348499 unexplained fever 0.344855 information 0.374853 severe Babesia cases 0.598705	CLICK HERE
6562	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Facts About Folic Acid	Folic acid is a B vitamin. Our bodies use it to make new cells. Everyone needs folic acid. CDC urges women to take 400 mcg of folic acid every day, starting at least one month before getting pregnant, to help prevent major birth defects of the baby's brain and spine.	woman 0.326461 CDC 0.315552 micrograms 0.32611 United States 0.359843 bodies 0.313489 skin 0.312712 body 0.325942 new cells 0.495885 mcg 0.367685 DV 0.313375 hair 0.312702 major birth defects 0.660959 local pharmacy 0.357876 healthy new cells 0.408251	folic acid 0.900748 nails 0.314057 spine 0.333683 label 0.321973 baby’s brain 0.432938 vitamin 0.315489 discount stores 0.357205 easy ways 0.361272 folic acid women 0.545157 cereal 0.314255 bifida 0.31559 daily value 0.354086 multivitamins 0.335283	CLICK HERE
9070	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcements: National Cleft and Craniofacial Awareness andPrevention Month	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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.325437 Obstet Gynecol 0.530062 Human Services 0.378868 assistive technology 0.324607 Gilboa SM 0.445783 National Birth Defects 0.793941 MMWR HTML versions 0.38753 U.S. Department 0.376254 Craniofacial Awareness 0.462432 cleft lip 0.54467 health outcomes 0.315462 craniofacial birth defects 0.768704 electronic PDF version 0.389578 Rasmussen SA 0.535368 Cleft Palate Craniofac 0.514797 Defects Prevention Network 0.513725 Canfield MA 0.419323 risk factors 0.397073 Warren SM 0.314564 Additional information 0.314223 Contact GPO 0.315681 Honein MA 0.512277 Defects Prevention Study 0.496845 original paper copy 0.382504	et al. 0.417041 common craniofacial birth 0.513 Craniosynostosis Working Group 0.459173 health-care service 0.324855 original MMWR paper 0.395167 U.S. Government Printing 0.393623 national birth prevalence 0.445939 National Cleft 0.525376 maternal diabetes 0.344865 Health-care providers 0.321913 skull sutures 0.326736 Besser LM 0.315436 Clin Mol Teratol 0.409322 U.S. infants 0.327851 subject line 0.324833 cleft palate 0.754228 birth defects 0.922774 Birth Defects Prevention 0.681489 environmental tobacco smoke 0.386405 risk factor 0.313 craniofacial defects 0.469745 maternal thyroid disease 0.437026 et al 0.498426 oral clefts 0.403731	CLICK HERE
9193	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Summary: September 8, 2011	MMWR News Summary: August 4, 2011	immediate vicinity 0.437184 prompt treatment 0.438891 RSV activity 0.516252 3-month period 0.461971 severe influenza 0.716935 important disease burden 0.551291 poisonous gas 0.598769 pregnant women 0.626416 recent RSV season 0.621714 intensive care unit 0.549517 gestational age 0.438977 state health officials 0.535066 severe influenza illness 0.610237 foodborne disease outbreaks 0.882969 respiratory disease outbreaks 0.630915 lower birthweight 0.560223 outbreak data 0.437356 resultant poisonous gas 0.586899 food industry professionals 0.539978 empiric treatment 0.441442 CDC Division 0.91681 foodborne illness 0.594245 Chemical suicides 0.460644 chemical suicide incidents 0.550892 Similar suicides 0.46092	emergency responders 0.450487 appropriate antiviral medications 0.551298 bath sulfur 0.446981 household chemicals 0.43819 United States 0.554355 RSV circulation 0.509348 lethal gas 0.443015 food groups 0.646465 recommended antiviral medications 0.559191 RSV trends 0.502002 percent 0.458018 Electronic Media 0.877468 toilet bowl 0.446477 pregnancy trimester 0.436018 confirmed influenza 0.490225 specific food groups 0.546644 RSV antigen tests 0.614239 H1N1 influenza 0.49319 Foodborne illnesses 0.495291 Enteric Virus Surveillance 0.515943 pregnant/postpartum women 0.625726 influenza vaccination 0.484823 Respiratory syncytial virus 0.533095 RSV-related hospitalizations 0.445284	CLICK HERE
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11355	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Friday, August 15, 2014	CDC - Stephen B. Thacker Library - Science Clips	endorsement 0.464508 current awareness 0.506915 findings 0.372371 focus 0.340675 MSLS 0.336322 prevention science 0.548463 science clips 0.927864 Gail Bang 0.530775 Disease Control 0.507022 CDC Science Clips 0.921699 Kelli Sibert 0.526324 Librarian 0.523871 factual accuracy 0.514257 e.g 0.335982 Science Clips Production 0.720231 conclusions 0.342148 Connick 0.354786 MLIS 0.399884 article 0.359072 DHHS 0.567026 DISCLAIMER 0.35145 items 0.383412 Vital Signs 0.535676 Web Developer 0.512959 Victoria Burchfield 0.516587	MD MPH 0.55596 capacity 0.338391 public health community 0.76296 Staff John Iskander 0.736365 inclusion 0.33805 scientific knowledge 0.550996 Tuesday 0.337379 omission 0.353448 public health 0.964894 views 0.360543 Thomas 0.336924 Jane Gidudu 0.517231 informational purposes 0.495437 public health literature 0.685348 Key topic 0.529385 B. Thacker CDC 0.929063 original authors 0.508952 opinion 0.364179 non-CDC Websites 0.504181 CDC products 0.77467 news sources 0.504512 Editor 0.372322 articles 0.372477 experts 0.338565	CLICK HERE
13313	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Assess Needs and Resources - Tools for Successful CHIEfforts - Chi Nav - CDC	Our health and well-being are products of not only the health care we receive and the choices we make, but also the places where we live, learn, work, and play. Community health improvement (CHI) is a process to identify and address the health needs of communities	IRS Final Rule 0.697976 community’s health. 0.529817 Health Needs Assessments 0.825588 health equity 0.544977 likely health disparities 0.640995 health outcomes 0.543991 resources increases efficiency 0.588541 Main Section 0.579544 community asset mapping 0.623322 health behaviors 0.543223 health care access 0.636174 census tract level 0.56783 Assess Needs 0.512491 larger CHI process 0.549955 Excise Tax Return 0.539402 health profiles 0.546584 community engagement 0.600902 particular specialty area 0.561509 harness community assets 0.612392 chi efforts 0.564849 Frederick County Health 0.718308 Community Health Needs 0.845017 financial assistance policy. 0.554368 principal functions 0.548381 low educational attainment 0.571084	quality health care 0.616126 Charitable Hospitals 0.676578 data visualization tool 0.575829 County Health Care 0.72603 Internal Revenue Service 0.557537 key concepts 0.677639 target patient population 0.54602 local health improvement 0.592379 health needs. 0.536506 health care 0.755855 specific geographic area 0.567074 CHI Efforts section 0.559205 community needs 0.57214 CHI Navigator 0.541782 significant health needs 0.627862 inform initial thoughts 0.571966 hospital facility 0.946876 community health assessment 0.656305 health planning tool 0.63001 health officer 0.524708 free registration 0.586625 contact Coalition member 0.573021 Health Care Coalition 0.74454 Tools tabs 0.57259	CLICK HERE
15276	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Estimated Influenza Illnesses and Hospitalizations Averted by Vaccination	Estimated Influenza Illnesses and Hospitalizations Averted by Vaccination - CDC	potential influenza-associated hospitalizations 0.402976 influenza burden 0.421247 influenza vaccination coverage 0.802184 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.357511 lowest influenza vaccination 0.517217 substantial influenza disease 0.435859 2014-15 influenza vaccine 0.501048 relatively high burden 0.313227 vaccine effectiveness values 0.319138 vaccination status 0.328324 influenza vaccine 0.529809 influenza activity 0.499373 flu hospitalizations 0.442757 predominant circulating influenza 0.472443 end-of-season vaccine effectiveness 0.322763 vaccine effectiveness 0.648103 influenza virus circulation 0.42871 improved vaccine coverage 0.322646 medical visits 0.414994 persons 0.371752 annual influenza vaccination 0.576705 influenza prevention 0.395496 influenza disease burden 0.443566 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.36071	influenza illnesses 0.448093 vaccine effectiveness studies 0.325506 influenza vaccination recommendation 0.528889 Influenza vaccine coverage 0.485902 United States 0.409406 respiratory illness 0.327004 age group 0.629651 averted disease burden 0.355004 Influenza Vaccine Effectiveness 0.469804 2014-15 season 0.303024 low vaccination coverage 0.384806 flu-associated hospitalizations 0.373573 influenza disease 0.494705 Factor Surveillance Survey 0.357073 influenza hospitalizations rates 0.579019 universal influenza vaccination 0.535257 influenza season 0.482946 chain reaction–positive influenza 0.427931 influenza vaccination 0.981944 influenza testing 0.390195 influenza viruses 0.419216 vaccination records 0.334942 influenza deaths 0.408561 influenza-associated hospitalizations 0.54555	CLICK HERE
15324	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Effectiveness of Health Impact Assessments: A Synthesis ofData From Five Impact Evaluation Reports	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.	HIA evaluation studies 0.622807 HIA timing 0.582633 health impact assessment 0.816451 HIA expertise 0.579866 international HIA websites 0.611645 health issues 0.526817 HIA success factors 0.614116 HIA core value 0.602002 Environ Impact Assess 0.501381 unfavorable HIA recommendations 0.602266 HIA impacts 0.726962 specific HIA recommendation 0.59191 HIA impact fit 0.628849 potential HIA impacts 0.630431 decision makers 0.672229 HIA practitioners 0.671319 successful HIA 0.588548 HIAs 0.713732 HIA evaluations 0.626273 HIA implementation 0.582254 impact evaluation reports 0.533658 Impact Assess Rev 0.499289 environmental impact assessment 0.488285 HIA success 0.674131	multistudy HIA impact 0.636734 direct impacts 0.496782 HIA team 0.609793 recent HIA textbooks 0.610799 United States 0.593834 HIA outcome evaluations 0.61745 HIA credibility 0.611658 Epidemiol Community Health 0.496749 individual HIAs 0.52248 potential health impacts 0.512041 individual HIA evaluations 0.621891 HIA effectiveness 0.584379 single HIA 0.589084 HIA evaluation reports 0.639209 public health 0.545007 HIA 0.94032 HIA practice 0.617508 multiple HIA impact 0.618333 HIA investigators 0.602606 individual HIA impact 0.673991 HIA colleagues 0.594184 HIA impact evaluation 0.646925 HIA impact evaluations 0.804541 HIA reports 0.643851	CLICK HERE
15816	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	active infection 0.77826 CDC 0.733653 Human Services 0.747367 U.S. Refugee Resettlement 0.827487 U.S. Department 0.745715 highly prevalent condition 0.757015 electronic PDF version 0.755553 challenging clinical entity 0.751183 positive malaria antigen 0.922173 refugee populations 0.730399 malaria polymerase chain 0.877993 malaria medications 0.804015 Migrant Health Branch 0.871769 urine specimens 0.710661 patients 0.731812 Health Organization ultrasonography 0.814018 Schistosoma mansoni ova 0.81494 rapid diagnostic test 0.756273 definitive underlying etiology 0.770261 western Uganda 0.710417 normal liver architecture 0.766401 malaria infections 0.807102 IOM predeparture examinations 0.781375 hepatitis B antigen 0.720887 potential infectious agents 0.762051	United States 0.957721 original MMWR paper 0.760444 Plasmodium falciparum merozoite 0.787409 rapid diagnostic testing 0.785975 detectable hepatitis 0.713072 Schistosoma ova 0.730621 Congolese refugees 0.948325 CDC recommendations 0.731159 blood-stage malaria infection 0.886799 Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay 0.769353 blood smear tests 0.774802 thick/thin blood smears 0.761663 untreated malaria 0.80868 8Parasitic Diseases Branch 0.763825 Global Migration 0.746546 U.S.-bound Congolese refugees 0.89631 normal glucose-6-dehydrogenase levels 0.756056 abdominal ultrasonography 0.817294 surface antigen 0.710841 stool wet preparation 0.76775 refugee medical examinations 0.821101 malaria-associated splenomegaly 0.778311 repeat malaria testing 0.893253 subsequent malaria exposure 0.8782	CLICK HERE