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1159	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Rabies Death Attributed to Exposure in Central America withSymptom Onset in a U.S. Detention Facility - Texas, 2013	Ryan M. Wallace, DVM1, Darlene Bhavnani, PhD2, John Russell, DO3, Sherif Zaki, MD4, Atis Muehlenbachs, MD4, Kathryn Hayden-Pinneri, MD5, Ricardo Mena Aplícano, MD6, Leonard Peruski, PhD7, Neil M. Vora, MD1, Diana Elson, DrPH8, Edith Lederman, MD8, Ben Leeson, MD3, Thomas McLaughlin, DO3, Steve Waterman, MD4, Maureen Fonseca-Ford, MPH2, Jesse Blanton, MPH2, Richard Franka, DVM4, Andres Velasco-Villa, PhD4, Michael Niezgoda4, Lillian Orciari, MS4, Sergio Recuenco, MD4, Inger Damon, MD4, Cathleen Hanlon, VMD4, Felix Jackson4, Jessie Dyer, MPH4, Ashutosh Wadhwa, PhD4, Laura Robinson, DVM9 (Author affiliations at end of text).	States detention facility 0.437454 canine rabies 0.647388 symptom onset 0.479945 Human Services 0.44294 detention staff members 0.445787 U.S. detention facility 0.475615 rabies virus exposures 0.603527 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.494028 health department staff 0.441325 rabies patient 0.575835 animal exposures 0.469226 rabies contact investigation 0.61744 detention facility staff 0.444948 human-to-human rabies virus 0.593601 public health infrastructure 0.470183 rabies virus 0.822903 antemortem rabies 0.54566 Pan-American Health Organization 0.493714 persons worldwide die 0.454649 potential human-to-human rabies 0.584262 United States 0.506468 infectious period 0.498719 risk score 0.467479 rabies contact investigations 0.603858	detention facilities 0.572284 rabies virus antibodies 0.615359 State Health Services 0.578706 human rabies 0.710598 Public Health Investigation 0.454141 mucous membranes 0.440885 rabies risk assessment 0.789785 human-to-human rabies transmission 0.666927 medical clinic 0.448376 public health 0.729182 human rabies cases 0.66402 respiratory status 0.442587 detention facility 0.756162 staff members 0.502788 rabies 0.924735 endemic rabies 0.525871 experimental rabies treatment 0.60772 progressive encephalitic disease 0.458155 infection control measures 0.554611 canine rabies virus 0.611685 unique risk scoring 0.478299 rabies patients 0.557152 human rabies diagnosis 0.595896 rabies exposure 0.593708	CLICK HERE
5602	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Hydrazine - 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
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6488	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Promoting active communities in a culture of distracted driving	Efforts to improve health outcomes through behavioral modification are often complicated by external factors that may thwart success and introduce potential harm. Factors associated with traffic safety present a contemporary challenge to efforts to promote physical activity. One example is the difficulty of encouraging pedestrian-based physical activity because of the growing prevalence of distracted driving.	pedestrian-based physical activity 0.60409 communications technology sector 0.514475 active communities 0.531982 Texas A&M University 0.53029 environmental modifications 0.528527 monthly text messages 0.529517 Matthew Lee Smith 0.512769 Rural Public Health 0.639553 reduced collision claims 0.522761 commercial automotive industry 0.519177 portable technology device 0.527996 College Station 0.560722 Mark E. Benden 0.521829 Science Center School 0.617911 health outcomes 0.515245 bicycle lanes 0.550293 Traffic Safety Association 0.552938 active transportation 0.551606 roadway design accounts 0.546953 Healthy People 0.525273 markedly increased injuries 0.520261 public health 0.732922 street-scale environmental policies 0.543782 distracted driving 0.628849	overall roadway safety 0.554407 bicyclists 0.547642 mobile communication technology 0.532008 automobile-pedestrian interactions 0.530585 pedestrians 0.620233 street design features 0.537398 A&M Health Science 0.63285 road users 0.545912 Texas A&M Health 0.632675 traffic safety 0.617277 physical activity 0.995746 promotes physical activity 0.58713 public health movement 0.573079 Complete Streets initiative 0.655312 proper technological solutions 0.512361 Health Science Center 0.63436 hand-held cellular telephone 0.533732 Public Health Service 0.566616 physical activity opportunities 0.586768 unsafe street environments 0.532751 independently rising growth 0.518548 specifies active transportation 0.547873 modifiable public infrastructures 0.56629	CLICK HERE
7744	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Bartonella	Bartonella bacteria cause several diseases in humans. The three most common are cat scratch disease, caused by B. henselae; trench fever, caused by B. quintana; and Carrión's disease, caused by B. bacilliformis.	Carrión’s disease 0.762886 B. quintana 0.703318 B. bacilliformis 0.564359 diseases 0.351633	Bartonella bacteria 0.955946 cat scratch disease 0.966092 trench fever 0.80794 humans 0.424392	CLICK HERE
9132	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Asthma - State Data Profiles	National Asthma Control Program State Profiles	CDC National Asthma 0.704331 Technical Notes 0.244398 Puerto Rico 0.274055 State Contacts 0.253009 visit https://www.cdc.gov/asthma/nacp.htm 0.266751 asthma patient education 0.651413 state partners 0.253563 Select state profiles 0.380136	previous funding cycle 0.433435 current information 0.2607 U.S. Statistical data 0.383744 Asthma Control Program 0.924017 Asthma State Profiles 0.857316 Program grantee states 0.419611 National Asthma Control 0.924709 asthma prevalence 0.550177	CLICK HERE
9944	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tribes and Indian Organizations - Tribal Support	CDC/ATSDR Tribal Support is the primary link between CDC, the Agency for Toxic Substance and Disease Registry (ATSDR), and tribal governments. CDC/ATSDR’s tribal support activities focus on fulfilling CDC's supportive role in ensuring that American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) communities receive public health services that keep them safe and healthy.	CDC/Indian Health Service 0.59623 critical element 0.444604 federally recognized tribes 0.825638 disease conditions 0.452409 Interior 0.351312 public health authorities 0.587702 health services research 0.598728 CDC/ATSDR Tribal Consultation 0.584389 health disparities 0.468804 core component 0.43998 disease control 0.451311 Federally Recognized Indian 0.85133 tribal lands 0.474414 rural Indian organizations. 0.607236 federally recognized tribe 0.825485 epidemiological analysis 0.471086 recent Notice 0.459151 surveillance data 0.452134 prevention programs 0.446512 Native-serving organizations 0.461319 Native American Research 0.590557 faculty development 0.442633 AI/AN communities 0.541393 American Indians 0.451459	official listing 0.471763 lists contact information 0.582042 United States 0.451176 Secretary 0.363113 indian tribes 0.691238 disease outbreaks 0.455017 AI/AN tribes 0.54004 Federal Register 0.619017 NARCH 0.38393 research training 0.456722 Tribal Epidemiology Centers 0.601937 epidemiological studies 0.470149 Tribal Leaders Directory 0.609498 Tribal List Act 0.650783 Alaska Natives 0.457336 developmental process 0.43629 Pamunkey Indian Tribe 0.997837 tribally based organizations 0.621119 research infrastructure 0.448511 urban Indian organizations 0.627117 Alaska Native tribe 0.665228 American Indian/Alaska Native 0.603916 national organizations 0.455086 tribal organizations 0.484141	CLICK HERE
11036	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Opioid Painkiller Prescribing - Vital Signs Infographic	CDC Vital Signs - Opioid Painkiller Prescribing	drop 0.441276 Action 0.465105 red-orange bottle 0.521737 graphic orders 0.506074 Saw 0.471243 NPATM 0.421726 different levels 0.503801 bottle 0.533662 red bottle 0.52035 lowest number 0.502733 states 0.733493 Result 0.470181 painkiller prescriptions 0.769845 overdose deaths 0.510139 oxycodone 0.423467 yellow bottle 0.522658 multiple prescribers 0.629009 text 0.438541 health care providers 0.759706 highest number 0.494646	pain clinics 0.493592 drug monitoring program 0.745417 higher risk 0.590243 New York 0.498841 National Prescription Audit 0.680838 green bottle 0.525903 drugs 0.439512 patients 0.438323 Data 0.421789 people 0.568785 U.S. map 0.517077 pill bottles 0.512006 orange bottle 0.52305 IMS 0.42371 decrease 0.420424 prescription drug monitoring 0.796348 different states 0.506758 prescription painkillers 0.929728 Columbia 0.444183 View larger image 0.747816	CLICK HERE
14317	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	How Potassium Iodide (KI) Works| Infographic	null			CLICK HERE
16098	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	VitalSigns Opioid Painkiller Prescribing	CDC Vital Signs links science, policy, and communications with the intent of communicating a call-to-action for the public. CDC Vital Signs provides the most recent, comprehensive data on key indicators of important health topics.	mental health 0.476174 state-run health plans 0.54265 prescription painkiller 0.831521 opioid painkiller prescriptions 0.678447 prescription drugs 0.653894 pain treatment 0.688025 overdose deaths 0.498888 health care providers 0.989625 prescription painkillers* 0.597072 patient safety 0.471724 American adult 0.483239 compensation programs 0.474156 different parts 0.473642 patients 0.505798 prescribe large quantities 0.541866 Affordable Care Act 0.529142 pill mills 0.472235 prescription drug monitoring 0.870615 policy options 0.535243 particular promise 0.474984 person 0.477787 substance abuse treatment 0.637436 care providers practice 0.552172 state level 0.473129 specific type 0.473988	Vital Signs 0.583562 inappropriate prescribing 0.47018 highest-prescribing state 0.480869 Drug Administration 0.469526 substance abuse problems 0.627645 Health issues 0.488609 West Virginia 0.474704 effective pain treatment 0.662247 state-run databases 0.557705 multiple prescribers 0.505823 substance abuse 0.658429 prescription painkiller overdose 0.72059 Prescription Painkiller Overdoses 0.742599 high-dose painkillers 0.589085 pain treatment options 0.538618 responder access 0.469607 people 0.477059 Southern states 0.473248 prescription painkillers 0.875826 drug monitoring programs 0.774749 New Hampshire 0.474434 Drugs Information 0.470657 lowest prescribing state 0.549529 high-volume pain clinics 0.545217	CLICK HERE