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5279	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Multiplex Real-Time PCR Detection of KPC and NDM-1 genes - HAI	null	31-40 cycle range 0.706508 control strains 0.651147 16S rRNA gene 0.848603 Mix tube 0.650182 final concentration 0.616335 Disease Control 0.746449 test sample 0.617537 pure overnight growth 0.716041 real-time PCR detection 0.798494 single reaction 0.651415 Cover 96-well plate 0.722988 template control 0.704943 erythromycin esterase gene 0.734384 lysate (approx. 0.737528 unique genetic structure 0.707599 Applied Biosystems 0.751896 resistance mechanisms 0.631184 trypticase soy agar 0.728422 Agents Chemother. 0.615539 sterile reagent grade 0.728144 Klebsiella pneumoniae Carbapenemase 0.728142 Master Mix 0.634059 amplification 0.678442 Foster City 0.633481	Prepare primer-probe mix 0.737236 PCR System Guide 0.635486 additional reaction 0.629439 Run DNA 0.622642 PCR cycles 0.678942 United States 0.63565 fast real-time pcr 0.955426 trace contamination 0.61185 sheep’s blood 0.622835 KPC-positive isolates 0.658508 K. pneumoniae sequence 0.720517 following reporter signals 0.700048 Real-Time PCR. 0.616148 Clinical Microbiology Procedures 0.69806 gram-negative bacteria 0.64116 DNA extraction 0.626194 common carbapenemases 0.733368 centrifuge tube 0.648153 real-time PCR instrument 0.786385 trade names 0.741437 optical adhesive film 0.710965 carbapenem resistance 0.634324 µl reaction 0.685613 invalid run 0.619845	CLICK HERE
5431	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	ATSDR launches health survey of Marine Corps personnel and civilians - Press Release: June 22, 2011	No Progress in Salmonella During Past 15 Years	North Carolina 0.28112 chemical exposures 0.29122 health survey 0.743909 toxic substances. 0.252697 Base Camp Lejeune 0.529715 Disease Control 0.263692 federal government 0.257391 ATSDR Health Survey 0.729558 scientifically useful health 0.632486 Health care providers 0.407002 Toxic Substance 0.250147 family members 0.401361 National Center 0.265433 Environmental Health 0.305362 survey findings 0.302512 sister agency 0.397032 Camp Pendleton 0.921463 detailed instructions 0.272158 ATSDR action 0.521501 civilian employees 0.256299 ATSDR 0.782508 mail notification 0.25102 Marine Corps Personnel 0.384579 peer-reviewed scientific journal 0.360939 health history 0.321133	High levels 0.266138 harmful exposures 0.255983 Eligible participants 0.412795 survey participant 0.289475 useful health information 0.612957 Web-based version 0.258348 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.36394 Marine Corps 0.597178 potential exposure 0.258225 Christopher J. Portier 0.453853 contaminated water 0.257986 Camp Lejeune 0.763752 comprehensive health information 0.437164 comparison purposes 0.264871 congressional mandate 0.263364 accurate findings 0.275657 duty Marines 0.254465 mid-July.  Portier 0.303396 civilian workers 0.260471 largest health survey 0.476834 Camp Lejeune. 0.2868 Disease Registry 0.419601 Toxic Substances 0.285181 public health agency 0.416044	CLICK HERE
6414	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Abortion Surveillance --- United States, 2008	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.			CLICK HERE
9458	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Diferencias de salud y conductas de salud entre los empleados estatales y otros empleados adultos en Oregón, 2007	null	Morris DS 0.524213 Ngo D 0.529098 Salud Pública 0.488157	seguro médico 0.977645 Schubert S 0.531418 Chronic Dis 0.531348	CLICK HERE
10115	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Bullying Surveillance Among Youths: Uniform Definitions for Public Health and Recommended Data Elements, Version 1.0 'Publications'Violence Prevention'Injury Center'CDC	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
11314	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Transmission | Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever	null	hospital staff 0.298211 virus transmission 0.328825 large numbers 0.31566 wild animals 0.305788 Ebola virus 0.853916 instruments 0.251611 direct contact 0.3145 Ebola transmission 0.601247 contact 0.373365 affected people 0.309459 multiple spillover events 0.421325 mosquitoes 0.22114 natural reservoir host 0.415333 personal protective equipment 0.378651 primates 0.242926 bushmeat 0.226523 public health partners 0.375357 body fluids 0.303866 patient care 0.297225 past Ebola outbreaks 0.753565 monkeys 0.246464 highest risk 0.300973 scientists 0.220299 syringes 0.221211	Ebola patients 0.668656 Ebola 0.964083 Person-to-person transmission 0.322386 infected bats 0.354324 semen 0.325181 healthcare personnel 0.298782 Ebola viruses 0.694522 mucous membranes 0.315934 adequate sterilization 0.301223 close contact 0.306021 Proper cleaning 0.297747 man 0.231025 infected blood 0.34753 medical equipment 0.297555 sex 0.234632 fruit bat 0.315366 food 0.238117 way 0.22047 infected animal 0.368116 healthcare settings 0.371387 Healthcare providers 0.302036 time 0.230414 male Ebola survivors 0.675366 vaginal fluids 0.299471	CLICK HERE
11349	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Signs and Symptoms | Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever	null	average 0.293902 exposure 0.292279 immune response 0.489463 People 0.240303	Ebola infection develop 0.925362 antibodies 0.29025 supportive clinical care 0.690135 Recovery 0.240921	CLICK HERE
13206	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Doctors and Infant Hearing | CDC Features	Medical homes should obtain, document, and discuss all screening results. Physicians should provide education and support to families.	diagnostic services 0.468697 Sample release forms 0.498044 state EHDI coordinator/program 0.53265 AAP Guidelines 0.469092 screening hospital 0.512753 primary care physician 0.505148 Review Joint Committee 0.496208 primary care providers 0.519497 social service support 0.505131 diagnostic audiological testing 0.512337 best care 0.467664 AAP chapter 0.465516 treatment services 0.47072 Medical Home Following 0.508828 medical home 0.570782 Family Health Information 0.595723 Infant Hearing Position 0.56273 state coordinator 0.465181 literacy-appropriate information 0.463624 EHDI Guidelines 0.468449 therapeutic services 0.462915 parent support groups 0.501274 newborn hearing screening 0.944373 Early Hearing Detection 0.707788 overall EHDI process 0.510887	hearing loss 0.631014 families section 0.468623 Early intervention Program 0.517445 Medical Home Providers 0.506116 Help arrange transportation 0.500813 National Research Hospital 0.499748 AAP EHDI pediatrician 0.526038 State EHDI programs 0.54567 helpful EHDI resources 0.507335 Health Information Centers 0.596796 medical evaluations 0.46732 comprehensive audiologic evaluation 0.5227 documentation means failure 0.515919 medical homes 0.622675 chapter champion 0.50076 newborn hearing screen 0.605457 families 0.5192 hearing screening results 0.663593 State EHDI Coordinators 0.525504 Hearing Assessment 0.521788 Pediatrics Early Hearing 0.560757 state ehdi program 0.892614 Pediatrics Task Force 0.49413 family support 0.473618	CLICK HERE
13286	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis Vaccination Coverage Before,During, and After Pregnancy - 16 States and New York City,2011	Indu B. Ahluwalia, PhD1; Helen Ding, MD2; Denise D'Angelo, MPH1; Kristen H. Shealy, MSPH2; James A.	health care provider 0.355226 Tdap recommendation 0.39281 Kenneth D. Rosenberg 0.354325 Weighted PRAMS data 0.400363 non-Hispanic black women 0.37016 seasonal influenza vaccination 0.421522 New York City 0.406654 pregnant women 0.48961 health care providers 0.379854 demographic groups 0.353817 health insurance coverage 0.3696 National Center 0.359244 pregnancy 0.403264 PRAMS participants 0.363803 Oregon PRAMS survey 0.392427 prenatal care 0.442662 PRAMS program 0.369456 postpartum vaccination 0.433145 vaccination promotion 0.401909 live-born infant 0.475423 women 0.489732 Indu B. Ahluwalia 0.405421 higher postpartum coverage 0.372959 overall coverage 0.359539 postpartum Tdap vaccination 0.45975	wide variation 0.35377 Kristen H. Shealy 0.356552 PRAMS response threshold 0.391645 Tdap vaccination postpartum 0.536644 greater Tdap coverage 0.380916 Pregnancy Risk Assessment 0.366395 state-specific Tdap vaccination 0.471934 overall Tdap vaccination 0.457421 ACIP 0.359389 immediate postpartum vaccination 0.427526 PRAMS data 0.50008 different data sets 0.356424 median percentage 0.353253 health care 0.389807 similar vaccination recommendations 0.422356 James A. Singleton 0.356005 current Tdap recommendations 0.363286 optimal time 0.353518 prenatal care providers 0.364978 Tdap vaccination status 0.643544 health care coverage 0.368966 Tdap vaccination coverage 0.839805 unknown Tdap vaccination 0.440869 non-Hispanic white women 0.417589	CLICK HERE
13716	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	New School Meal Regulations and Consumption of Flavored Milk in Ten US Elementary Schools, 2010 and 2013	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.	elementary school students 0.50147 milk consumption 0.818962 B. Chocolate milk 0.568999 southern schools 0.510349 school lunch programs 0.486443 public school districts 0.491674 school meal standards 0.482082 excess weight gain 0.469848 Vermont Agricultural Experiment 0.462713 standard flavored milk 0.6434 nutrient intake 0.501395 Diet Assoc 0.500889 Child Nutr Manag 0.461698 overall diet quality 0.477311 flavored milk 0.973516 children 0.546748 flavored milks 0.482826 flavored milk formulations 0.640744 plain milk 0.59255 noon beverage consumption 0.487116 shortfall nutrients 0.475941 bone mass accumulation 0.469997 southern United States 0.468323 Vermont Institutional Review 0.466636	milk containers 0.558398 school districts 0.495283 sugar-sweetened beverage consumption 0.489405 recent American Academy 0.462465 school milk 0.602283 Economic Research 0.462665 beverage consumption 0.496112 linear mixed models 0.464552 fluid milk 0.537774 Food Sciences Department 0.522035 school nutrition directors 0.493281 Johnson RK 0.464153 school meals 0.513373 milk processors 0.560957 diverse sample 0.469223 overall milk consumption 0.644655 fewer children 0.481095 schools 0.535223 quasi-experimental plate-waste study 0.47088 Milk consumption patterns 0.615406 school lunch 0.506902 coronary heart disease 0.533154 children’s diets 0.480649	CLICK HERE