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792	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vital Signs: Communication Between Health Professionals andTheir Patients About Alcohol Use - 44 States and the District ofColumbia, 2011	On January 7, this report was posted as an MMWR Early Release on the MMWR website (http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr).	health insurance 0.53806 binge drinkers 0.803446 state-level prevalence estimates 0.480862 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.481221 binge drinking 0.853213 ASBI implementation 0.522729 alcohol SBI services.††† 0.49454 state prevalence estimates 0.525476 overall mean prevalence 0.518651 Alcohol Abuse 0.478139 Preventive Services Task 0.575822 health insurance coverage 0.519876 alcohol 0.976334 health professionals 0.533878 alcohol intervention 0.465602 insurance plans.*** ASBI 0.49216 adult binge drinkers 0.556781 alcohol consumption guidelines 0.524792 ASBI clinical guidelines 0.52361 Affordable Care Act 0.566352 middle southern states 0.483105 alcohol screening 0.60942 significantly higher prevalence 0.473419 binge drinking episodes 0.552431 U.S. adult binge 0.530337	Weighted prevalence estimates 0.465741 weighted prevalence 0.50199 adults.¶ ASBI 0.467002 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.4807 U.S. Preventive Services 0.511624 alcohol misuse screening 0.633759 alcohol use disorder 0.477342 weekly alcohol consumption 0.530466 alcohol consumption 0.777329 prevalence estimates 0.616174 states 0.48849 excessive alcohol 0.77716 clinical preventive services 0.564122 health insurance plans 0.480217 ASBI 0.623531 U.S. adults 0.803508 health 0.839525 Services Task Force 0.576513 electronic health records 0.523454 alcohol spectrum disorders 0.519145 current drinkers 0.468629 binge-level alcohol consumption 0.533155 preventive services 0.674342 excessive alcohol consumption 0.553831	CLICK HERE
5372	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FASD - Alcohol Use in Pregnancy	FASDs are 100% preventable if a woman does not drink alcohol during pregnancy. There is no known safe amount of alcohol to drink while pregnant. There is also no safe time during pregnancy to drink and no safe kind of alcohol.	CDC 0.33047 questions 0.32539 effective contraception 0.397532 blood passes 0.393986 Contact your healthcare 0.38521 local Alcoholics Anonymous 0.457592 safe time 0.481794 beer 0.317223 alcohol 0.914543 alcohol treatment programs 0.647894 Behavioral Health Treatment 0.459805 Alcohol Screening 0.57647 behavioral problems 0.392314 pregnancy 0.49496 SAMHSA 0.319766 baby’s brain 0.395728 nervous system problems 0.387929 birth control 0.396318 wines 0.317231 woman drinks alcohol 0.729441 treatment facility locator 0.455528 abnormal facial features 0.46215 fetal alcohol spectrum 0.677576 women 0.349	Services Locator 0.383155 alcohol-exposed pregnancies 0.409598 Answers page 0.386311 United States 0.395137 range 0.315352 Substance Abuse 0.382409 intellectual disabilities 0.390948 drinking alcohol 0.685053 Alcohol Exposed Pregnancies 0.66955 lifelong physical 0.393835 umbilical cord 0.393555 FASDs 0.357004 common problem 0.382408 Brief Intervention Efforts 0.450371 types 0.317263 alcohol treatment center 0.653635 miscarriage 0.31947 A.A. program 0.384578 Alcoholics Anonymous® 0.388519 Mental Health Services 0.45202 low birthweight 0.39765 Nearly half 0.39005 baby 0.416594 following characteristics 0.388136	CLICK HERE
5593	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	p-Toluidine - 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
7581	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Valley Fever Awareness | CDC Features	Most fungi are harmless, but some types can make you sick. Coccidioidomycosis, also called valley fever, is an illness caused by a fungus that is common in some parts of the United States. Here’s what you need to know about valley fever.	South America 0.351539 Central America 0.35161 south-central Washington State 0.397996 antifungal medication 0.35529 adults ages 0.349226 antifungal treatment 0.351804 Valley fever symptoms 0.492219 areas 0.320678 soil 0.311355 air 0.310271 common illnesses 0.349211 fungus 0.414759 Certain groups 0.348335 U.S. cases 0.355641 Arizona 0.31071 area 0.329134 higher risk 0.348038 flu-like symptoms 0.400223 Valley fever 0.990538 severe lung infections 0.388668	important ways 0.34768 southwestern United States 0.397163 breathing 0.310333 patients 0.320434 severe forms 0.348102 California 0.310706 people 0.416656 respiratory illnesses 0.349602 doctor 0.32212 fungal lung infection 0.410908 environment 0.31991 vaccine 0.309777 microscopic fungal spores 0.397479 delays 0.324779 person 0.318588 parts 0.330701 coccidioidomycosis 0.312857 Mexico 0.310446 Healthcare providers 0.398245 Coccidioides 0.330638	CLICK HERE
8783	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Transmission of HBV AmongAssisted-Living-Facility Residents - Virginia, 2012	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.	hepatitis B virus 0.660602 Human Services 0.636904 Standard case definitions 0.653498 MMWR HTML versions 0.648784 U.S. Department 0.63699 ALF staff members 0.737221 Melissa Collier 0.654911 electronic PDF version 0.648348 testing current residents 0.703806 HBV transmission 0.690737 Virginia Department 0.67056 health agency staff 0.688976 hepatitis B vaccination 0.631908 National Center 0.637404 facility infection control 0.754229 Viral Hepatitis 0.672452 safe diabetes-care practices 0.652604 hepatitis B surface 0.690733 chronically HBV-infected patients 0.675156 apparent source patient 0.675981 chronic infection 0.648578 original paper copy 0.642182 Rappahannock Area Health 0.97174 pen-shaped lancing devices 0.665195	human immunodeficiency virus 0.790212 original MMWR paper 0.654942 U.S. Government Printing 0.648953 infection control toolkit 0.712556 hepatitis B core 0.642064 HCV RNA testing 0.680086 acute HBV infection 0.836246 low HBV DNA 0.760801 Healthcare Quality Promotion 0.645882 home staff members 0.668535 HBV DNA 0.771134 hepatitis C virus 0.646922 Area Health District 0.952594 HBV viral load 0.767352 infection control practices 0.867085 Career Epidemiology Field 0.643186 staff members 0.848012 chronically infected patient 0.7945 ALF residents 0.659066 Public Health Preparedness 0.676926 surface antigen 0.667425 HBV infection 0.918264 intense public health 0.683388 similar outbreak investigations 0.673125	CLICK HERE
12429	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Measles | Photos of Measles and People with Measles |CDC	null	ultrastructural appearance 0.34544 moderate illness 0.356976 Dr. Raymond Strikas 0.3972 CDC 0.310021 pre-eruptive measles 0.462752 single virus particle 0.382104 runny nose 0.416877 teary eyes 0.352416 cough 0.311171 virion 0.312236 classic measles rash 0.535597 Histopathology 0.309854 patient 0.32329 transmission electron micrograph 0.378854 Koplik spots 0.34321 Face 0.317612 measles clinical features 0.700033 child healing 0.344877	Koplik’s spots 0.344083 measles virus 0.502524 3D graphical representation 0.377582 intracytoplasmic inclusions 0.349145 beginning onset 0.344534 measles pneumonia 0.461331 measles rash 0.59268 PHIL Photo ID 0.993937 watery eyes 0.352189 Giant cell 0.342588 dark-skinned child 0.353048 measles virus particle 0.499313 Young boy 0.345677 Young child 0.349594 glycoprotein tubercles 0.346171 genus Morbillivirus 0.347681 measles 0.701276 measles infection 0.594111	CLICK HERE
12908	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Increased Confusion and Memory Loss in Households, 2011 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System - CDC	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.	experienced ICML 0.707472 functional difficulties 0.419226 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.63625 ICML measure 0.630002 Prev Chronic Dis 0.417062 Target Health Data 0.44189 level socioeconomic status 0.418954 health status differences 0.426196 Disease Control 0.488691 Sound Health Care 0.429785 augment community planning 0.431468 ICML 0.986384 high-income households 0.565513 cognitive function 0.461035 family members 0.418931 Self-reported memory complaints 0.42998 annual household incomes 0.570004 BRFSS selection process 0.431345 public health communication 0.457156 household-level variables 0.436683 neighborhood-level socioeconomic status 0.427173 Ment Health Policy 0.424595 available household weights 0.518502 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.636622	separate living quarter 0.414864 household members 0.444234 adults 0.461591 cognitive decline 0.832107 adult household member 0.563582 Erin D. Bouldin 0.41095 total households 0.578259 annual state-based telephone 0.434396 household size 0.445589 household weights 0.613158 public health 0.500836 household level 0.465055 American Community Survey 0.419765 public health programs 0.431986 households 0.879203 low-income households 0.561068 ICML questions 0.666958 memory loss 0.607686 Neighborhood socioeconomic status 0.416999 et al 0.524283 older adults 0.415394 household 0.630143 mild cognitive impairment 0.545121 memory complaints 0.510479	CLICK HERE
13877	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Gather and Share Your Family Health History | CDC Features	Has your mother or sister had breast cancer? Does your mother, father, sister, or brother have diabetes? Did your mother, father, brother, or sister have colorectal (colon) cancer before age 50? If you answered “yes,” you are more likely to get the same disease as your parent or sibling and should consider earlier screening. Talk to your doctor about when to start screening and what other steps to take to prevent the disease or find it early. Finding disease early can often mean better health in the long run.	family gatherings 0.354656 healthy food choices 0.355841 FRAX Risk Assessment 0.359937 approximate age 0.336533 mother 0.343485 National Diabetes Prevention 0.363534 new family health 0.391319 medical condition 0.366556 talk 0.36069 health conditions 0.367388 Share family health 0.389891 sister 0.338818 family members 0.581305 colorectal cancer 0.376068 long run 0.33986 ovarian cancer 0.357228 diseases 0.342103 lifestyle change program 0.354485 steps 0.341643 family health history 0.944853 cancer genetic counseling 0.365044 health history risk 0.38618 Family Health Portrait 0.420451 screening tests 0.337095	earlier screening 0.372862 free web-based tool 0.362053 heart disease 0.403979 mammography screening 0.338152 early screening 0.338203 holiday season 0.337168 Summer Lee Cox 0.364121 BReast CAncer susceptibility 0.37693 disease 0.408454 better health 0.352291 breast cancer 0.422348 National Family History 0.398911 close family member 0.374174 weight loss goal 0.358119 doctor 0.412101 exact age 0.336106 genetic testing 0.422303 close family members 0.376094 poor eating habits 0.356151 cancer 0.47363 health history information 0.543088 family history story 0.390895 Oregon Public Health 0.376128 age 0.369078	CLICK HERE
15694	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Evaluating the Impact of National Public Health DepartmentAccreditation - United States, 2016 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	accreditation process report 0.304277 public health decision-makers 0.292726 state-based public health 0.292006 management processes 0.31331 public health practitioners 0.299612 PHAB Accreditation Committee 0.318385 public health departments 0.429023 quality improvement 0.567756 public health accreditation 0.50122 national public health 0.293092 public health department 0.367532 public’s health 0.30543 health accreditation program 0.457221 public health standards 0.300662 Public Health Services 0.319541 nonprofit Public Health 0.30356 Health Performance Improvement 0.291263 nationally accredited health 0.289604 5-year accreditation 0.286961 time health departments 0.324876 public health practice 0.309767 health department personnel 0.290002 public health agencies 0.289125 territorial public health 0.302542	Essential Public Health 0.354385 public health infrastructure 0.299423 applicant health departments 0.313807 Services.† Health departments 0.325206 accreditation process 0.35789 surveys health departments 0.321865 governmental public health 0.404538 health departments 0.904157 local health departments 0.423047 public health 0.732789 national accreditation program 0.307282 voluntary public health 0.337631 Indiana health department 0.295658 health department 0.514507 public health programs 0.292959 performance improvement opportunities 0.340073 public health peers 0.294505 local public health 0.363608 Health Accreditation Board 0.418967 community health assessment 0.284513 public health field 0.289176 health department document 0.289588 quality improvement activities 0.293046 PHAB-accredited health departments 0.328475	CLICK HERE
16332	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Sexual Violence | CDC Features	Prevent sexual violence on college campuses.	college campuses 0.484504 university campuses 0.435272 community stakeholders 0.372028 university setting 0.367316 align prevention efforts 0.558653 Technical Package 0.369312 current thinking 0.366259 Key constituencies 0.38673 task force 0.757583 MB 0.260935 action planning meeting 0.5163 campus partners 0.371061 state teams 0.375097 subject matter experts 0.525778 prevention educators 0.405757 SV prevention strategies 0.806068 greater impact 0.364282 Sexual Assault 0.392657 difficult work 0.387291 additional tools 0.384369 prevention messages 0.391866 university administrators 0.373432 public health practice 0.50416 CDC’s RPE 0.499647	programs 0.258145 Rape Prevention 0.41041 action planning meetings 0.510207 components 0.27245 mandate 0.233695 think tank findings 0.537528 Protect Students 0.376322 law enforcement 0.375141 grantees 0.276587 prevention practitioners 0.405771 federal partners 0.374066 sexual violence 0.909956 SV resource centers 0.801141 SV prevention efforts 0.811364 Primary prevention—preventing violence 0.595525 White House 0.386876 multi-year actionable plans 0.535474 federal enforcement efforts 0.550335 best available evidence 0.508279 Prevent Sexual Violence 0.597878 prevention policies 0.41155 time 0.260146 U.S. campuses 0.447736 Culture change 0.389111	CLICK HERE