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1324	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Severe Respiratory Illness Associated with Enterovirus D68 -Missouri and Illinois, 2014	On September 8, 2014, this report was posted as an MMWR Early Release on the MMWR website (http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr).	CDC Picornavirus Laboratory 0.348745 chest radiographs 0.295098 Enterovirus D68* 0.286866 unexplained severe respiratory 0.369423 National Enterovirus Surveillance 0.463726 Fredrick Echols 0.225258 airway pressure ventilation 0.478002 nasopharyngeal specimens 0.339422 MMWR Early Release 0.319712 EV-D68 reports 0.227988 Susan I. Gerber 0.308412 state health departments 0.276014 intensive care unit 0.677786 Health care providers 0.292683 Kansas City 0.627891 website (http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr). 0.319532 patients 0.343004 underlying respiratory illness 0.430518 Mercy Hospital 0.30448 Respiratory Diseases 0.271833 various clinical symptoms 0.281256 febrile rash illness 0.364011 respiratory distress 0.276119 1Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.277378 Rangaraj Selvarangan 0.218513	geographically distinct observations 0.290651 respiratory illness 0.907227 United States 0.38735 Chicago Medicine Comer 0.312917 mild respiratory illness 0.412621 George Turabelidze 0.218432 previous history 0.299509 Mary Anne Jackson 0.311406 Ajanta Patel 0.223273 severe symptoms 0.224102 laboratory detections 0.2228 Claire M. Midgley 0.498755 extracorporeal membrane oxygenation 0.28746 EV-D68 0.241998 John T. Watson 0.311271 neurologic illness 0.255754 bilevel positive airway 0.477253 W. Allan Nix 0.31327 positive airway pressure 0.477198 multiplex polymerase chain 0.303455 B. Louise Giles 0.310868 severe respiratory illness 0.798922 Enterovirus infections 0.264403 3Infectious Disease Department 0.279996	CLICK HERE
5219	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2011 Guidelines for the Prevention of Intravascular Catheter-Related Infections	null			CLICK HERE
6262	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Summary: September 15, 2011	MMWR News Summary: September 15, 2011	primary prevention tool 0.481134 smoke-free laws 0.342257 Southern Hemisphere. 0.348034 Effective state tobacco 0.446209 Northern Hemisphere 0.346325 influenza antiviral medications 0.878133 2010-11 influenza season 0.876974 current smoking 0.399932 valuable adjunct 0.356005 positive bacterial culture 0.485155 influenza activity 0.849667 high proportion 0.342646 influenza virus infections 0.87061 tobacco excise taxes 0.456539 emergency department 0.3557 CDC Division 0.688734 lung cancer cases 0.655897 smoking cessation 0.396925 antigenic characterization 0.344882 illness onset 0.354982 vast majority 0.34385 influenza-associated pediatric mortality 0.482054 influenza 0.95732 healthcare providers 0.354218 high-risk medical conditions 0.506828	United States 0.581761 influenza-related disease activity 0.473144 Electronic Media 0.660262 cigarette smoking 0.393545 influenza vaccine strains 0.84745 influenza B viruses 0.71412 antiviral therapy 0.378132 low levels 0.349729 high-risk medical conditions. 0.507146 smoking initiation 0.397711 influenza-associated complications 0.356197 state tobacco control 0.631765 secondhand smoke exposure 0.43678 viral isolates 0.37239 sterile site. 0.358502 tobacco control policies 0.452026 new lung cancer 0.474567 severe outcomes 0.349587 influenza-associated pediatric deaths 0.505942 annual influenza vaccination 0.880619 shorter interval 0.359433 Typical seasonal patterns 0.461456 smoking patterns 0.401184 low prevalence 0.339527	CLICK HERE
7280	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012: 11_0344	US Hispanics have disproportionate rates of diabetes and other chronic diseases. We used the entertainment–education approach to develop a Spanish-language radio novella aimed at reducing risk factors for diabetes, obesity, and tobacco use.	local radio personality 0.504919 Spanish-speaking community members 0.536036 community-based participatory methods 0.50772 health issues 0.742413 listening sessions 0.506473 culturally relevant storyline 0.512276 que era diabetes 0.508285 entertainment–education approach 0.557985 Hispanic immigrants 0.515894 Hispanic adults 0.509685 salient health issues 0.57549 Promesas y Traiciones 0.513049 various health issues 0.523768 local Hispanic community 0.696961 Spanish-language radio station 0.736413 Hispanic community 0.729708 community engagement objectives 0.557064 risk factors 0.538483 poor health behaviors 0.516272 health messages 0.524878 local Hispanic population 0.524219 community residents 0.524231 Hispanic health organization 0.557997 community events 0.514243 community engagement 0.661616	Spanish-language radio novella 0.563559 Hispanic population 0.595666 local Hispanic health 0.582836 intervention 0.513484 county health department 0.586777 community members 0.914198 Hispanic health issues 0.591317 local community 0.536231 community service activities 0.519644 local Spanish-language newspapers 0.587726 Hispanic target audience 0.5053 community engagement outcome 0.530815 non-Hispanic white adults 0.511009 Hispanic service organization 0.512837 social cognitive theory 0.517076 Hispanic theater professor 0.505799 physical activity 0.70646 well-attended community events 0.511294 Community Context 0.507183 Community creative workshop 0.523905 Community members Health 0.572381 community workshop 0.519708 local Spanish-language radio 0.629397 diabetes 0.57265	CLICK HERE
8653	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza A (H5N1) in People	Highly Pathogenic Asian Avian Influenza A (H5N1) in People - CDC	HPAI Asian H5N1 0.762247 Highly Pathogenic Avian 0.42102 Asian HPAI H5N1 0.943011 human cases 0.389738 Asian H5N1 cases 0.48791 unprotected close contact 0.428914 Pathogenic Avian Influenza 0.422263 human-to-human transmission 0.362825 species barrier 0.337642 HPAI H5N1 cases 0.537479 cluster cases 0.342565 poultry outbreaks 0.351515 close prolonged contact 0.368644 common source exposures 0.36404 countries 0.33852 Limited person-to-person spread 0.365147 sick blood-related family 0.373531 severe respiratory disease 0.369013 young adults 0.337998 respiratory tract 0.340558 hospital room 0.36128 largest number 0.337426 H5N1 virus infection 0.487114 human infection 0.343773 human Asian HPAI 0.436511	severely ill people 0.370257 H5N1 virus outbreaks 0.487183 e.g. pneumonia 0.340381 relatively cooler periods 0.365533 HPAI H5N1 virus 0.771623 live poultry market 0.382555 blood-related family members 0.42837 human-to-human-to-human Asian HPAI 0.384658 infected poultry 0.363165 close contact 0.461686 highest number 0.338902 HPAI H5N1 viruses 0.564344 poultry 0.392531 Asian H5N1 virus 0.637882 milder cases 0.347782 H5N1 virus 0.790789 clinically mild cases 0.379546 medical care 0.33893 high mortality 0.337598 human-to-human HPAI Asian 0.384723 human infections 0.406921 dead poultry 0.381658 H5N1 Highly Pathogenic 0.447779 respiratory failure 0.339964	CLICK HERE
10955	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Barriers to Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccination Among Adolescents in the United States	In the United States, HPV vaccination rates are low compared with other recommended vaccines.	CDC 0.351446 vulvar 0.326432 HPV vaccine recommendations 0.662437 throat cancer 0.417989 vaccination status 0.419522 health care providers 0.492575 Stokley S. Barriers 0.515995 different concerns 0.400147 anus 0.327571 12-year-olds 0.322659 cervical cancers 0.448744 males 0.321517 literature review 0.403034 article 0.32271 recent estimates 0.418553 HPV vaccines 0.607417 acute care visits 0.487612 Health care professionals 0.484453 preteen boys 0.425405 doctors 0.334575 human papillomavirus 0.555006 shots 0.340645 women 0.360552 parents 0.359686 doses 0.357153	United States 0.525342 teens 0.338762 HPV vaccine 0.926743 U.S. adolescents 0.415449 certain groups 0.397806 vulva 0.329502 genital warts 0.553758 HPV vaccination rates 0.674007 penile cancer 0.423743 vaginal cancers 0.452635 female adolescents 0.418202 health care 0.494996 Roland KB 0.409477 preteens 0.3379 JAMA Pediatrics 0.413371 females 0.320806 Gardasil 0.406848 children’s health 0.4044 Benard 0.325565 anal cancer 0.422514 systematic review 0.40251 human papillomavirus vaccination 0.521182 people 0.322658 series 0.340677	CLICK HERE
11911	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Million Hearts and Eating Well launch heart-healthy nutrition resource	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	local supermarkets 0.493087 Million Hearts Healthy 0.632346 big difference. 0.486804 right meal 0.503847 tasty meals 0.496813 individuals 0.415996 nutritional facts 0.48919 test kitchen.  Search 0.567293 Disease Control 0.58422 emphasis 0.417087 dietary needs 0.489129 daily sodium intake 0.634142 visit http://millionhearts.hhs.gov 0.485605 healthier foods 0.500681 goal 0.415875 Director Tom Frieden 0.567692 accessible eating 0.518839 Hearts tools 0.530561 Million Hearts 0.741414 joint initiative 0.502926 online resource 0.501243 consumer-friendly addition 0.506505 filter options 0.486991 resource center 0.771883 families access content 0.577213	Centers 0.442504 heart attacks 0.494377 prep time 0.490969 sodium intake 0.758349 major contributor 0.607332 everyday ingredients 0.487583 heart-healthy recipes 0.530102 visit http://recipes.millionhearts.hhs.gov/ 0.483929 new Healthy Eating 0.626621 Medicaid Services 0.488629 Prevention 0.431745 servings 0.422615 heart disease 0.503317 lower sodium options 0.616052 Small changes 0.486939 lifestyle-based solutions 0.493414 Million Hearts initiative 0.710048 strokes 0.418378 family-friendly meal plans 0.609011 Executive Director 0.493709 Lifestyle Resource Center 0.728262 people 0.446532 home 0.415563 Janet S. Wright 0.570644	CLICK HERE
12627	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Director's Briefing: Million Hearts Initiative	CDC Director Dr. Tom Frieden talks about how heart disease and stroke are leading causes of death for people -- including Hispanics -- in the U.S. Million Hearts is a national initiative that has set an ambitious goal to prevention one million heart attacks and strokes by 2017. As a partner, CDC is pleased to announce many new materials and a website in Spanish that can help people improve their heart health: http://millionhearts.hhs.gov/. 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=17464e4eb47d0770a609a2dfe5e2c2c520130213170449225	Hearts Initiative 0.971933	Director 0.485909	CLICK HERE
14215	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Possible Airborne Person-to-Person Transmission ofMycobacterium bovis - Nebraska 2014-2015 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	Nebraska Public Health 0.526238 latent infection 0.612714 contact investigations 0.532117 acid amplification test 0.482082 U.S.-born high-priority contacts 0.474407 M. bovis 0.926511 nucleic acid amplification 0.535977 positive TB test 0.486316 National Veterinary Services 0.486576 high-priority contacts 0.571133 whole-genome sequencing 0.584558 M. tuberculosis TB 0.584686 M. tuberculosis 0.74088 persons 0.478412 tuberculosis complex infections 0.478081 Mexico-origin unpasteurized dairy 0.500787 drug-resistant TB 0.474108 positive test results 0.486912 second-line drug susceptibility 0.482272 Public Health Laboratory 0.524141 TB disease. 0.490076 Nebraska Medical Center 0.4782 United States 0.532996 National TB Genotyping 0.488086 church 0.501871	interferon gamma release 0.487954 drug susceptibility testing 0.560578 M. tuberculosis disease 0.523741 initial TB treatment 0.493536 consuming unpasteurized dairy 0.486055 M. bovis strain 0.553963 Public Health Department 0.479555 health care workers 0.496542 active tb disease 0.67314 public health 0.582857 Tuberculin skin tests 0.533886 unpasteurized dairy products 0.855126 advanced TB 0.474362 overall latent infection 0.476927 U.S. TB surveillance 0.49077 M. tuberculosis complex 0.665947 extensive pulmonary tuberculosis 0.48653 foreign-born contacts 0.482305 whole-genome sequencing results 0.535623 U.S. TB cases 0.491644 M. bovis disease 0.598445 bovis pulmonary TB 0.578742 unpasteurized contaminated dairy 0.49049 dairy products 0.907925	CLICK HERE
16024	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Unintended Pregnancy during the Zika Virus Outbreak	Information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	newer synthetic condoms 0.581534 male condom 0.605882 Transcervical sterilization —A 0.567416 right time 0.547563 cervical cap 0.605706 progestin-only pill 0.548361 Emergency contraception 0.564169 contraceptive ring —The 0.578208 reversible birth control 0.605106 birth control methods 0.702257 unintended pregnancy 0.548081 permanent methods 0.550365 Implant —The implant 0.582508 pregnancy 0.57315 birth control pills 0.651017 sexually transmitted diseases 0.566251 birth control 0.914207 female condoms 0.575533 Female sterilization—tubal ligation 0.56535 natural family planning 0.61626 progestin-only birth control 0.591632 drug stores 0.572674 women 0.595392 birth control options 0.584853 Progestin only pill 0.574624	long-acting reversible contraception 0.580917 permanent birth control 0.583532 hormones progestin 0.589432 regular menstrual cycle 0.566393 primary method 0.571003 Patch —The patch 0.578793 Male sterilization —vasectomy 0.563665 Male condom —A 0.582894 sex 0.578987 birth control method 0.590808 sperm 0.606517 scar tissue 0.589751 female condom 0.6032 doctor 0.610396 small T-shaped device 0.57095 mini pill 0.54761 fallopian tubes 0.599016 contraceptive implants 0.584527 Hormonal IUD —This 0.580098 monthly fertility pattern 0.563196 outpatient surgical center 0.61634 time 0.589677 Latex condoms 0.551846 combined oral contraceptives 0.567714	CLICK HERE