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918	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Update: Influenza Activity - United States, September 29,2013-February 8, 2014	Carmen S. Arriola, DVM, PhD1,2, Lynnette Brammer, MPH2, Scott Epperson, MPH2, Lenee Blanton, MPH2, Krista Kniss, MPH2, Desiree Mustaquim, MPH2, Craig Steffens, MPH2, Rosaline Dhara, MPH2, Michelle Leon, MPH2, Alejandro Perez, MPH2, Sandra S. Chaves, MD2, Jackie Katz, PhD2, Teresa Wallis, MS2, Julie Villanueva, PhD2, Xiyan Xu, MD2, Anwar Isa Abd Elal2, Larisa Gubareva, PhD2, Nancy Cox, PhD2, Lyn Finelli, DrPH2, Joseph Bresee, MD2, Michael Jhung MD2 (Author affiliations at end of text).	influenza 0.931576 influenza diagnostic test 0.533745 influenza hospitalization surveillance 0.743241 CDC influenza surveillance 0.551463 United States 0.644634 novel influenza 0.533669 quadrivalent influenza vaccine 0.561233 influenza A viruses 0.566682 clinician-ordered influenza testing 0.53382 Surveillance Network 0.513343 influenza B component 0.55479 previous influenza seasons 0.621498 high influenza activity 0.552577 influenza antiviral medications 0.539854 influenza B viruses 0.614142 U.S. Virgin Islands 0.505572 Cities Mortality Reporting 0.621984 laboratory-confirmed influenza 0.603351 influenza A virus 0.577226 laboratory-confirmed influenza case 0.537592 Influenza surveillance reports 0.54984 influenza vaccine 0.584911 New York 0.514743	influenza season 0.658859 influenza activity 0.675833 influenza A subtype 0.536049 quadrivalent influenza vaccines 0.561327 U.S. influenza activity* 0.568663 Hospitalization Surveillance Network 0.50885 Elevated influenza activity 0.552015 Enteric Virus Surveillance 0.511523 influenza complications 0.547852 Sporadic influenza activity 0.557685 influenza seasons 0.625638 influenza virus circulation 0.582027 ILI activity 0.543747 persons 0.512027 influenza viruses 0.668174 laboratory-confirmed influenza-associated hospitalizations 0.518836 influenza B virus 0.565936 influenza deaths 0.540406 predominant influenza virus 0.549413 influenza-associated hospitalizations 0.551271 2013-14 influenza season 0.582432 additional Influenza Hospitalization 0.565297 laboratory-confirmed influenza hospitalizations 0.554768	CLICK HERE
1081	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tribal Motor Vehicle Injury Prevention Programs for Reducing Disparities in Motor Vehicle-Related Injuries	Bethany A. West, MPH.	sobriety checkpoints 0.611096 White Mountain Apache 0.54479 Carlos Apache Tribe 0.494468 Alternate Text 0.4852 Tohono O'odham Nation 0.477695 alcohol-impaired driving enforcement 0.480226 safety seat distribution 0.514203 driver seat belt 0.503237 police officers 0.485154 rear-facing child safety 0.496096 Tribal police data 0.481997 alcohol-impaired driving 0.652159 SCAT 0.47498 motor vehicle safety 0.493294 booster seat installation 0.487788 police enforcement 0.489414 seat belt violation 0.499657 motor vehicle–related injuries 0.625137 safety seat education 0.518659 San Carlos Apache 0.568875 Mountain Apache Tribe 0.50525 alcohol-impaired driving laws 0.484807 comprehensive media campaign 0.498197 programs 0.487405 evidence-based road safety 0.552741	seat belt road 0.508886 seat belts 0.706299 child safety seats 0.540974 observational surveys 0.505515 United States 0.503848 primary seat belt 0.535152 child safety 0.885948 motor vehicle–related injury 0.481347 seat use laws 0.482815 Ho-Chunk Nation 0.482683 child safety seat 0.798013 seat belt nonuse 0.593567 injury prevention 0.49282 American Indians/Alaska Natives 0.615905 child passenger safety 0.52101 Indian Health Service 0.504082 tribal environmental health 0.480124 seat belt 0.903563 enforcement seat belt 0.52554 American Indian/Alaska Native 0.653476 Community Preventive Services 0.508506 motor vehicle crashes 0.568625 Service Seat Belt 0.508312 road safety interventions 0.563015	CLICK HERE
4674	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Fragile X Syndrome and Associated Disorders | CDC Features	July 22 is Fragile X Syndrome (FXS) Awareness Day. FXS is the most common known cause of inherited intellectual disability. How much do you know about FXS? Take our quiz to find out.	FXS research projects 0.852687 North Carolina 0.491698 parent 0.432937 Fragile X Clinical 0.530415 families questions 0.49791 educational programs 0.493089 fragile X clinics 0.527365 Research Triangle Institute 0.568505 large enough group 0.494407 daily functional skills 0.572302 Research Consortium 0.499253 individuals 0.479106 centralized database 0.496403 Disease Control 0.500584 children 0.436681 state health departments 0.578697 options 0.417392 health care providers 0.585146 social support 0.493511 helpful advice 0.502678 research partners 0.496972 medical services 0.494195 adulthood 0.420059 university researchers 0.498756 intellectual disability 0.513398	parents 0.451458 child 0.433985 FXS 0.968153 United States 0.498013 intellectual challenges 0.489615 advancements 0.420448 national survey 0.49258 community resources 0.50474 KB 0.417983 therapy services 0.493006 survey results 0.494846 health care 0.587877 quiz 0.420531 good resources 0.50207 special needs 0.504341 CDC scientists 0.516688 complex condition 0.502376 confidence 0.417312 Chapel Hill 0.491629 better treatments 0.492019 Fragile X Registry 0.535813 Fragile X Family 0.520768 information 0.465356 National Fragile 0.608404	CLICK HERE
4944	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Anaplasmosis	Anaplasmosis is a tickborne disease caused by the bacterium Anaplasma phagocytophilum. It was previously known as human granulocytic ehrlichiosis (HGE) and has more recently been called human granulocytic anaplasmosis (HGA).	Big Disease 0.503455 human granulocytic ehrlichiosis 0.707683 United States 0.500629 MMWR Recommendations 0.499824 adults 0.417304 Patient Diagnosis 0.505386 Tickborne Illnesses 0.648396 line treatment 0.508583 COCA call—Little Bite 0.617838 larvae 0.423046 Ixodes pacificus 0.571242 Free CE 0.594859 distinct phases 0.523021 Typical symptoms 0.516066 doxycycline 0.435105 tick life-cycle 0.615222 adult ticks 0.522553 Guidelines 0.416836 Mountain Spotted Fever 0.624528 chills 0.432471 children 0.417287	muscle aches 0.533466 Tickborne Rickettsial Diseases 0.88925 tickborne diseases 0.66417 Ehrlichioses 0.432777 tick bites 0.613135 HGA 0.440853 Borrelia miyamotoi 0.611372 western black-legged tick 0.750633 Medscape Expert Commentary 0.60404 HGE 0.443741 laboratory tests 0.50961 Management 0.428678 tickborne disease 0.704624 bacterium Anaplasma phagocytophilum 0.643662 Spotted Fever Group 0.62396 clinical presentation 0.510199 human granulocytic anaplasmosis 0.952561 tick bite 0.623201 ages 0.417261 headache 0.422903 nymph 0.433673	CLICK HERE
7066	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Mauritania	null	Content source 0.422709 HHS 0.297574 list Skip 0.74332 endorsement 0.291872 CDC 0.271556 non-federal site 0.4688	Notice 0.270187 sponsors 0.241885 page options Skip 0.947337 information 0.241652 employees 0.242118	CLICK HERE
10063	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NIOSH Program Portfolio : Dermal Diseases : r2p	The mission of the NIOSH research program for Immune, Dermal & Infectious Diseases is to eliminate occupational injuries, illnesses, and fatalities among workers in these industries through a focused program of research and prevention. Primary efforts are focused on hazard identification since when potential hazards are recognized, work-related dermal and immune diseases can often be prevented or their effects minimized.	dissemination efforts 0.336741 NIOSH-funded research findings 0.671836 occupational health-related areas 0.569958 systemic impacts 0.330908 worker health 0.309948 United States 0.292597 NIOSH initiative 0.711248 research findings 0.917938	highly effective prevention 0.592901 workplace solutions 0.436976 dermal skin notation 0.594119 NIOSH Pocket Guide 0.898593 effective products 0.292106 various industries 0.293398 effective NIOSH 0.673331	CLICK HERE
10083	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Impact for Newborn Screening for CCHD | NCBDDD	About 30% of newborns with a critical congenital heart defect (CCHD) were diagnosed more than three days after birth. This estimate varied based on the type of heart defect, ranging from about 8% for newborns with pulmonary atresia to 62% for those with coarctation of the aorta.	late diagnosis 0.630589 common type 0.3609 newborn screening programs 0.467255 CDC 0.447421 journal club 0.367006 American Academy 0.362611 United States 0.416109 critical chd 0.640625 congenital heart 0.985868 babies 0.522316 critical CHD need 0.455179 late detection 0.421717 National Birth Defects 0.672876 early death 0.359655 critical congenital heart 0.957433 congenital heart disease 0.552786 JAMA Pediatrics. 0.359788 CDC funds 0.385415 heart problems 0.378611 lowest rate 0.359205 Critical CHD screening 0.506 Congenital Heart Public 0.463375 CCHD screening activities 0.520714 new study 0.379336	JAMA Pediatrics 0.436755 Low levels 0.359265 screening help babies 0.511373 CDC researchers 0.407136 study period 0.36843 birth defects 0.896561 heart defect 0.883127 Birth Defects Prevention 0.669184 congenital heart defect 0.710219 Defects Prevention Study 0.667394 study site 0.423909 simple bedside test 0.409363 universal screening 0.407787 heart defect diagnosis 0.465442 pulmonary atresia 0.433667 Atlanta Congenital Defects 0.51912 baby 0.394501 population-based state tracking 0.401083 large study 0.363751 State birth 0.371502 medical records 0.48299 newborn screening 0.698173 congenital heart defects 0.769819	CLICK HERE
10508	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Clinical Reminder: Apr 20, 2012'Clinicians Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA)	CDC Clinician Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA). Providing clinicians the most current and reliable information on emerging public health threats, such as pandemics, natural disasters, and bioterrorism.	Medical Device Reporting 0.377155 Invasive biopsy procedures 0.396537 ultrasound gel products 0.52469 inflammatory dermatitis 0.345605 FDA Safety Information 0.386992 mucosal contact 0.346941 transesophageal ultrasound probes* 0.484388 female genital tract—if 0.383166 Pharmaceutical Innovations 0.434088 Gel lot numbers 0.435182 intact skin 0.345264 Prompt reporting 0.343618 FDA identify 0.352324 transrectal ultrasound procedures 0.455804 lower airway 0.352082 digestive tract 0.343269 Klebsiella oxytoca bacteria 0.447991 safety communication 0.388206 bloodstream infections 0.344843 original container 0.343587 hospital/facility policies 0.343097 transvaginal ultrasound procedures 0.455429 ultrasound gel 0.689716 infection 0.372666	ultrasound transducers 0.413365 unopened bottles 0.343906 Klebsiella bacteria 0.423263 Generic Ultrasound Transmission 0.920641 Klebsiella oxytoca 0.470488 user facility 0.341933 upper airway 0.394808 ultrasound gel product 0.524763 possible added bioburden 0.379205 Pseudomonas aeruginosa 0.757664 reporting hospital 0.344409 Ultrasound Transmission Gel 0.967484 sterile ultrasound gel 0.606521 reporting procedures 0.349327 non-sterile ultrasound gel 0.533471 bacteria Pseudomonas aeruginosa 0.590724 lower GI tract 0.380154 adverse events 0.375731 Review clinical policies 0.377442 wound infection 0.357938 Adverse Event Reporting 0.380295 Pharmaceutical Innovations Inc. 0.377653 transesophageal echocardiography 0.351796 Other-Sonic Generic Ultrasound 0.908737	CLICK HERE
13743	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement: National Bullying Prevention Awareness Month -October 1-31, 2015	Bullying is "any unwanted aggressive behavior(s) by another youth or group of youths who are not siblings or current dating partners that involves an observed or perceived power imbalance and is repeated multiple times or is highly likely to be repeated" (1). As a form of youth violence, bullying can include aggression that is physical (e.g.	multiple times 0.646716 academic problems 0.631043 Conflict Peace Res 0.724444 United States 0.639085 U.S. Government Printing 0.730774 original MMWR paper 0.723446 Human Services 0.712799 Bullying Prevention Awareness 0.990451 poor school adjustment 0.757935 Baldry A. Individual 0.740498 schoolwide anti-bullying policies 0.757468 MMWR HTML versions 0.727424 U.S. Department 0.710599 MMWR readers 0.629924 rumor spreading 0.645213 youth violence 0.645845 electronic PDF version 0.718701 school rules 0.64583 following elements 0.620545 multisectoral partners 0.630188 school property 0.654005 unwanted aggressive behavior 0.766106 instant messaging 0.633737	school staff 0.644842 different professionals 0.625854 school-based bullying prevention 0.984812 Electronic aggression 0.662534 text messaging 0.641384 behavior management techniques 0.733808 risk factors 0.622057 school bullying 0.876474 Additional information 0.626331 Contact GPO 0.645059 sleep difficulties 0.624535 typeset documents 0.623826 trade names 0.622454 commercial sources 0.622375 ultimate goal 0.634871 mobile telephone technology 0.764977 current prices 0.623805 U.S. high school 0.776813 non-CDC sites 0.622088 original paper copy 0.720978 power imbalance 0.65402 chat room 0.643158	CLICK HERE
16087	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Newsletters | NHSN	CDC’s National Healthcare Safety Network is the nation’s most widely used healthcare-associated infection tracking system.	NHSN Releases Version 0.397234 Quality Reporting Program 0.441277 NHSN Announces New 0.42731 hai surveillance changes 0.425379 NHSN Patient Safety 0.42633 Infection Control 0.500348 new nhsn 0.568289 Safety Protocol release 0.432887 cms quality reporting 0.557455 NHSN Member Meetings 0.454716 new NHSN LabID 0.451887 new NHSN reporting 0.50062 electronic reporting 0.38972 NHSN presentations 0.398578 NHSN topics 0.529038 issue 0.561853 NHSN Antimicrobial 0.382715 protocol updates 0.494119 new NHSN manuals 0.457617 NHSN Contact Information 0.43118 NHSN analysis modification 0.438902 general NHSN updates 0.66231 NHSN Demo application 0.418591 NHSN pathogen code 0.432414 Annual Conference 0.492496	NHSN Newsletter 0.961553 upcoming NHSN Beta 0.452391 cms quality 0.583631 NHSN Re-baseline work 0.521769 NHSN Application Updates 0.456177 nhsn analysis 0.443385 new NHSN training 0.518034 NHSN Annual Training 0.473892 NHSN Member Meeting 0.423319 Patient Safety Protocol 0.5184 CMS reporting requirements 0.416208 PDF 0.627726 protocol changes 0.446966 NHSN Helpdesk Tips 0.409573 NHSN HAI surveillance 0.448021 NHSN Helpdesk 0.412477 NHSN Rebaseline 0.387539 new NHSN website 0.460541 NHSN Special Edition 0.409464 Hospital IQR Program 0.383088 NHSN Members Meeting 0.836524 NHSN Organism List 0.445839 NHSN changes 0.389388 New NHSN Facility 0.445608	CLICK HERE