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1202	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcements: Epidemic Intelligence Service ApplicationDeadline - August 15, 2014	Applications are being accepted for CDC's July 2015–June 2017 Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS) program. EIS is a 2-year, postgraduate program of service and on-the-job training for health professionals interested in the practice of epidemiology. Each year, EIS selects approximately 80 persons from applicants around the world and provides them with opportunities to gain hands-on experience in epidemiology at CDC or at state or local health departments.	disease detectives 0.659769 CDC 0.743103 endorsement 0.566729 behavioral science 0.651731 hands-on experience 0.655559 Human Services 0.751313 MMWR HTML versions 0.7639 U.S. Department 0.747662 permanent residency 0.646525 limited number 0.648064 J-1 visa 0.646452 EIS officers 0.870918 electronic PDF version 0.751019 Non-U.S. citizens 0.642923 EIS online application 0.968842 health professionals 0.82189 Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.822155 Contact GPO 0.671095 commercial sources 0.645155 public health degree 0.817618 EIS 0.99435 current prices 0.639857 occupy leadership positions 0.794942 original paper copy 0.745606	public health agencies 0.824475 U.S. citizenship 0.664395 nursing degree 0.656126 on-the-job training 0.678236 U.S. Government Printing 0.759411 original MMWR paper 0.758485 EIS class 0.85271 MMWR readers 0.651505 character translation 0.63761 epidemiology 0.641963 local health departments 0.820328 format errors 0.639303 doctoral-level scientist 0.66581 typeset documents 0.646094 trade names 0.645257 official text 0.635843 population health perspective 0.814346 postgraduate program 0.669941 clinical training 0.651404 non-CDC sites 0.643684 clinical specialty 0.649573 unrestricted U.S. license 0.795114 electronic conversions 0.635486 program details 0.65065	CLICK HERE
7951	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | State-Based and DemographicVariation in Parent-Reported Medication Rates forAttention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, 2007-2008 - CDC	Medication is the most effective treatment of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), a common neurobehavioral disorder of childhood. We used data from the 2007-2008 National Survey of Children’s Health to calculate weighted estimates of parent-reported ADHD and medication treatment among US children aged 4 to 17 years, by state and sex-stratified age.	North Carolina 0.295874 Medication rates 0.360853 ADHD medication treatment 0.756217 lowest state-based rates 0.34233 Child Health Bureau 0.290518 current diagnosis 0.344283 parent-reported ADHD 0.52916 medication treatment question 0.394125 current ADHD diagnosis 0.758632 ADHD medications 0.474676 complex survey design 0.294174 overall response rate 0.288716 effective treatment 0.315562 Disease Control 0.314736 ADHD medication shortages 0.558243 children 0.398405 stimulant medication 0.346085 common ADHD medications 0.459422 Future state-based investigations 0.320571 claims data 0.28938 nonresponse-adjusted weight variables 0.288147 monitoring ADHD treatment 0.52606 sex-stratified age 0.351054 medication treatment 0.829485 mental health services 0.288387	different medication 0.340239 medication treatment factors 0.435795 parent-reported ADHD diagnosis 0.513849 landline telephone survey 0.298603 school-aged children 0.3149 ADHD prevalence 0.422493 Research Triangle Park 0.287558 current medication treatment 0.412089 ADHD 0.97472 Medication treatment rates 0.418891 state-based rates 0.418335 Children’s Health 0.318215 common neurobehavioral disorder 0.401171 state-based investigations 0.34235 survey design change 0.287743 ADHD medication 0.849841 ADHD subtypes 0.426782 current ADHD 0.776 National Survey 0.302398 attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder 0.313863 ADHD diagnosis question 0.497474 public health efforts 0.306104 state-based policy 0.287045 claims data sources 0.285981	CLICK HERE
10208	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Wildfire Smoke	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) provides information on how to stay safe and healthy before, during, and after a wildfire including avoiding health impacts from wildfire smoke and cleaning up safely.	areas 0.522533 office 0.501515 full-sized image 0.945947 wildfires 0.67088 landscaping 0.547411 steps 0.539413 people 0.523212 home 0.74003	Ready 0.541313 print 0.502381 wildfire 0.991122 homes 0.522805 risk 0.509611 Infographic 0.501415 family 0.507414	CLICK HERE
11187	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | The Contributions of Selected Diseases to Disparities in Death Rates and Years of Life Lost for Racial/Ethnic Minorities in the United States, 1999"2010 - CDC	Differences in risk for death from diseases and other causes among racial/ethnic groups likely contributed to the limited improvement in the state of health in the United States in the last few decades. The objective of this study was to identify causes of death that are the largest contributors to health disparities among racial/ethnic groups.	death 0.862214 malignant neoplasms 0.616638 ischemic heart disease 0.714214 blacks 0.548031 higher relative risk 0.523499 API population 0.553732 whites 0.675411 health disparities 0.578088 causes 0.684847 black population 0.524665 Supplemental Table 0.536431 AAMR 0.942448 dYLL 0.851685 non-Hispanic whites 0.597381 mortality risk 0.535646 racial/ethnic group 0.552106 disparities 0.809396	relative disparities shifts 0.532722 racial/ethnic groups 0.974887 higher risk 0.601855 age-adjusted mortality ratio 0.526634 largest AAMR 0.573652 lower risk 0.544167 diseases 0.809162 AIAN population 0.613262 Health Disparities Research 0.54521 population 0.666095 age-adjusted mortality 0.550434 life expectancy 0.62266 Hispanic population 0.539702 white population 0.584305 risk 0.643523 post hoc analysis 0.549023	CLICK HERE
11894	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Identify, Isolate, Inform: Emergency Department Evaluation and Management for Patients Who Present with Possible Ebola Virus Disease	Emergency Department Evaluation and Management for Patients Who Present with Possible Ebola Virus Disease	invasive medical care 0.594174 exposure criteria 0.627919 separate enclosed area 0.579962 ebola virus 0.883907 staff members screen 0.63414 essential healthcare workers 0.592194 systematically assess patients 0.629177 ED evaluation 0.543712 personal protective equipment 0.769342 patients 0.822222 outpatient setting 0.513767 ebola virus disease 0.794557 body fluids 0.606192 patient care 0.55198 EVD exposure 0.583157 symptoms 0.615477 EVD 0.89063 coffee ground emesis 0.585361 environmental infection prevention 0.599445 limited symptoms 0.52127 clinical condition 0.593189 continuous safety checks 0.582386 severe EVD 0.547172 PPE 0.644603	additional guidance documents 0.615421 appropriate PPE 0.64336 infection control 0.597499 Patient evaluation 0.55451 local health department 0.710551 exposure history 0.553461 Emergency department 0.523883 patient 0.911551 clinical symptoms 0.540542 early symptoms 0.519128 local health departments 0.612049 relevant local health 0.7103 ED staff 0.642124 febrile patients 0.550549 staff members 0.830476 non-essential healthcare workers 0.600395 Hospital Infection Control 0.578745 Healthcare facilities 0.515745 relevant exposure 0.693664 active resuscitation 0.598343 healthcare workers 0.96882 infection control team 0.59673 u.s. hospitals 0.59847 surgical face mask 0.564058	CLICK HERE
13198	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Cancer Screening Test Use - United States, 2013	Susan A. Sabatino, MD1, Mary C. White, ScD1, Trevor D.	recent cervical cancer 0.395933 routine screening 0.57903 CRC test 0.529943 National Health Interview 0.371318 NHIS data 0.487068 NHIS survey 0.362832 subgroups 0.364815 low screening 0.488507 screening definitions 0.481078 privately insured respondents 0.398357 large screening disparities 0.571463 Pap test 0.668287 colorectal cancer 0.507295 CRC screening 0.804448 recent CRC tests 0.454136 adequate prior screening 0.532538 cancer screening target 0.587932 Pap test data 0.388468 Cancer Control Program 0.45191 National Colorectal Cancer 0.363929 occult blood test 0.381773 usual source 0.65019 screening percentages 0.495287 Colorectal Cancer Control 0.454137	USPSTF recommendations 0.375166 CRC screening options 0.613936 women 0.551648 recent data 0.369839 care 0.369035 low-cost screening 0.484074 Sample Adult file 0.362927 Carrie N. Klabunde 0.36478 targets 0.454878 recent U.S. Preventive 0.36818 privately insured women 0.509782 Mary C. White 0.365582 percentage points 0.580048 Publicly insured respondents 0.398273 Healthy People 0.930418 Susan A. Sabatino 0.361746 Imputed Income files 0.363036 sample adult response 0.360664 Services Task Force 0.363821 health care coverage 0.366724 Cervical cancer screening 0.678114 CRC testing options 0.420825 preventive services 0.423847 recent Pap test 0.40752	CLICK HERE
13849	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Arthritis Help for Veterans | CDC Features	Improve veterans quality of life with physical activity and other arthritis management strategies.	data 0.420699 disability 0.418919 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.80775 CDC study 0.521067 Morb Mort 0.521712 physical activity programs 0.767901 no-cost physical activity 0.625712 aerobics—all good forms 0.593904 community programs 0.509515 physical activity classes 0.599172 overuse injuries 0.534607 community center 0.508161 health problems 0.508232 arthritis 0.943188 young adults 0.515495 local YMCA 0.510137 Qin 0.425751 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.808418 Baker NA 0.504841 healthy level 0.502269 women 0.421221 veterans 0.972187 Brady TJ 0.510485 reasons 0.420028 mood 0.419499	United States 0.50644 Hootman JM 0.519969 life 0.422522 Helmick CG 0.509455 state programs 0.502622 KA 0.421924 Murray GR 0.509449 study findings 0.515096 middle-aged adults 0.5232 CDC funds 0.507442 KD 0.422512 park 0.419165 pain 0.465845 active duty 0.525175 Barbour KE 0.516674 self-management education classes 0.601616 people 0.458958 chronic conditions 0.506026 physical activity 0.867712 LB 0.421794 veterans quality 0.67575 low-impact activities 0.513144 Rep 0.420157 movement 0.418879	CLICK HERE
14201	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	For Healthcare Providers | Zika virus	Information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	local transmission 0.365316 virus disease cases 0.642698 territorial health department 0.704269 probable cases 0.406394	Zika virus disease 0.962004 nationally notifiable condition 0.783223 territorial health departments 0.713329	CLICK HERE
14209	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Consumer Reports looks at how well hospitals prevent common infections | Safe Healthcare | Blogs	CDC - Blogs - Safe Healthcare – Consumer Reports looks at how well hospitals prevent common infectionsSafe Healthcare - The Division of Healthcare Quality Promotion plans to blog on as many healthcare safety topics as possible. We encourage your participation in our discussion and look forward to an active exchange of ideas.	email address 0.996012	page 0.817872	CLICK HERE
15818	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National Diabetes Prevention Program Infographic | Social Media | Resource Center | Diabetes | CDC	National Diabetes Prevention Program: Working Together to Prevent Type 2 Diabetes	email address 0.915678		CLICK HERE