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4564	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Quick Facts for Clinicians on Antiviral Treatments for 2009 H1N1	null	Clinical Infectious Diseases 0.590378 Apr 0.42111 rapid test 0.505256 adult oseltamivir capsules 0.666512 Harper SA 0.502584 influenza illness onset 0.701433 children 0.453263 medications 0.42073 Seasonal influenza 0.531633 treatment decisions 0.519463 institutional outbreak management 0.594078 Infectious Diseases Society 0.592103 zanamavir 0.419854 risk factors 0.916296 Additional information 0.50412 antiviral medication 0.592882 accurate testing results 0.590933 Moderately ill patients 0.615793 short supply 0.505962 benefit 0.431232 key facts 0.520712 Pharmacies 0.420381 clinical practice guidelines 0.591902 tests 0.418426 PM ET 0.532074	severe disease 0.524193 ample supplies 0.510906 illness onset 0.756159 earlier antiviral treatment 0.681772 United States 0.528486 false negative results 0.591527 2009-2010 flu season 0.640452 adults 0.438263 children-diagnosis 0.418303 studies 0.42044 neuraminidase inhibitors 0.514935 misconceptions 0.424286 Clinical judgment 0.509747 syrup 0.42001 ill infants 0.505219 H1N1 0.46226 people 0.419388 compounding 0.419396 antiviral treatment 0.854178 Outpatients 0.427195 neuraminidase inhibitor-either oseltamavir 0.608665 pediatric oseltamivir suspension 0.662649 rapid influenza 0.532335 influenza antivirals 0.559047	CLICK HERE
5516	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Rosin core solder, pyrolysis products (as formaldehyde) - 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
6470	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Effectiveness of the Pasos Adelante Chronic Disease Prevention and Control Program in a US-Mexico border community, 2005-2008	This study examined whether Pasos Adelante participants living in a US border community showed improvements in selected physiological measures after participating in the program and whether changes were maintained at 3-month follow-up.	self-reported physical activity 0.490714 mean baseline age 0.464194 Pasos Adelante 0.932539 3-month follow-up assessments 0.508607 glucose levels 0.467714 systolic blood pressure 0.570836 lifestyle intervention program 0.511578 total cholesterol 0.467177 promotores-facilitated chronic disease 0.483295 Su Vida curriculum 0.480705 diastolic blood pressure 0.457286 demographic variables 0.472475 12-week promotora-facilitated program 0.467061 12-week Pasos Adelante 0.542037 blood pressure 0.614877 Mexican Americans 0.481125 risk factors 0.480457 secondary prevention 0.466928 objective measures 0.477575 body mass index 0.485451 baseline 0.496925 Introduction Pasos Adelante 0.54936 US-Mexico border community 0.490774 select physiological measures 0.480549 community health workers 0.539975	anthropometric measures 0.578375 physiological measures 0.563131 hip circumference 0.467388 chronic disease prevention 0.61378 Public Health 0.460451 Pasos Adelante participants 0.625867 fasting blood draw 0.476971 Pasos Adelante program 0.766346 program conclusion 0.494387 conclusion 0.52022 control program 0.461894 Diabetes Prevention Program 0.490388 Research Centers Program 0.462483 blood measures 0.463256 non-Hispanic whites 0.490049 Su Corazón 0.472575 selected physiological measures 0.487446 Pasos Adelante curriculum 0.52543 3-month follow-up 0.61826 Baseline measures 0.479318 physical activity 0.630733 blood pressure measures 0.487017 evidence-based program 0.46773 Pasos Adelante classes 0.529965	CLICK HERE
8209	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Hemophilia - NCBDDD	Hemophilia is an inherited bleeding disorder in which the blood does not clot properly. The mission of CDC’s Division of Blood Disorders is to reduce the morbidity and mortality from blood disorders through comprehensive public health practice.	hemophilia 0.905972 blood disorders 0.468177 inhibitors 0.350037 evidence-based information 0.493981 collaborations 0.341608 bleeding disorder 0.536742 new research 0.475256 New Study Shows 0.704704 Inhibitor Development 0.556945 partnerships 0.337518 Regular Treatment 0.528172 Key Findings 0.74541 factor 0.340382 innovative approaches 0.486167	antibody 0.346655 Joint Disease 0.526934 lives 0.335504 bleeds 0.364099 Antibodies Linked 0.523048 New Method Designed 0.672165 national project 0.49344 people 0.436823 Type 0.336885 interventions 0.343298 series 0.368628 activities 0.335384 Life 0.340003	CLICK HERE
10839	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Global Health - Polio - Updates on CDC's Polio Eradication Efforts - May 9, 2014	Polio is a crippling and potentially deadly infectious disease caused by a virus that spreads from person to person invading the brain and spinal cord and causing paralysis. CDC is a strategic partner in the overall effort to eradicate polio worldwide.	global polio eradication 0.872012 Large-scale polio vaccination 0.49855 GPEI partners 0.363402 polio eradication plans 0.568863 polio eradication 0.98824 Polio incidence 0.473959 polio outbreaks 0.488626 public health volunteers 0.361641 Polio Eradication Effort 0.608223 wild poliovirus 0.382664 vaccination campaign planning 0.367248 CDC’s Emergency 0.383092 United Nations Children 0.36292 AFP cases 0.3566 polio eradication activities 0.6387 final push 0.364253 CDC Director Thomas 0.41407 Melinda Gates Foundation 0.361078 CDC resources 0.376872 polio worldwide 0.492997 Independent Monitoring Board 0.358163 EOC operational structure 0.390567 polio vaccination campaigns 0.563815 CDC’s engagement 0.372806	global polio surveillance 0.511116 entire CDC community 0.405241 Polio Eradication Initiative 0.603012 World Health Organization 0.420149 outbreak response protocols 0.357155 timely technical expertise 0.362136 polio eradication progress 0.564893 polio cases 0.517711 in-country technical expertise 0.361539 Democratic Republic 0.361185 CDC’s EOC 0.404358 polio vaccination campaign 0.511545 countries 0.368505 CDC’s polio 0.530518 Epidemiologic Record/CDC Morbidity 0.359924 enhanced capacity 0.362426 CDC polio eradication 0.677872 polio surveillance 0.555982 technical expertise 0.36533 finish line 0.360402 Dr. Frieden 0.372305 endemic countries 0.362562 polio eradication efforts 0.628913	CLICK HERE
10881	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | A Self-Management Intervention for African Americans With Comorbid Diabetes and Hypertension: A Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial - CDC	The objective of this pilot 6-month randomized controlled trial was to determine the effectiveness of an intensive, community-based, group intervention that focused on diet, physical activity, and peer support for reducing weight among urban-dwelling African Americans with comorbid type 2 diabetes and hypertension.	comorbid diabetes 0.744018 LIFE treatment group 0.664296 behavioral skills training 0.651816 control group 0.805333 nutrition knowledge 0.730727 nutrition education 0.713296 nutrition knowledge questionnaire 0.702808 telephone calls 0.656235 diabetes self-management 0.874017 Block Food Frequency 0.648504 blood pressure 0.769644 diabetes self-management program 0.67055 control participants 0.750782 weight loss 0.738138 University Medical Center 0.686157 diabetes self-management training 0.733044 Diabetes self-management behavior 0.697256 diabetes self-management behaviors 0.676318 diabetes self-management intervention 0.711203 culturally tailored nutrition 0.665998 LIFE group 0.804834 diabetes control 0.646108 Food Frequency Questionnaire 0.653873 short-term diabetes education 0.682328	community health worker 0.677552 African Americans 0.904875 self-care activities measure 0.695884 diabetes self-management education 0.75778 group-based diabetes self-management 0.699284 physical activity questionnaire 0.701998 diabetes care 0.793954 diabetes patients 0.658798 African American diabetes 0.666056 clinically significant reduction 0.669464 small sample size 0.648395 HbA1c 0.660674 participants 0.765298 African American women 0.655838 problem-solving-based diabetes self-management 0.668759 LIFE intervention 0.706561 LIFE intervention group 0.661998 LIFE participants 0.723411 diabetes complications 0.681589 physical activity 0.9686 randomized controlled trial 0.669848 diabetes self-care activities 0.779808 et al 0.674745 American Diabetes Association 0.693514	CLICK HERE
10993	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Telebriefing - 2013 National Youth Risk Behavior Survey results | Transcript | CDC Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	kim painter 0.379701 Preventable risk behaviors 0.355977 local education health 0.319661 high school kids 0.415636 health risk behaviors 0.739309 operator 0.352743 Risk Behavior Survey 0.425777 llelwyn grant 0.768319 newly changed question 0.340545 TV screen time 0.332888 Youth Risk Behavior 0.50296 school property 0.327703 public health risk 0.341483 risky behaviors 0.337652 physical fighting 0.375875 school students grades 0.374179 mike estrel 0.328487 non-school related school 0.318279 Director Tom Frieden 0.382324 National Youth Risk 0.421781 youth risk behaviors. 0.325487 tom frieden 0.821334 mike stobbe 0.337619 fighting.  Dr. Zaza 0.397329 fewer high school 0.34478	school health policies 0.351536 U.S. high school 0.348665 excessive screen time 0.340275 unhealthy dietary behaviors 0.333847 physical fighting question 0.358124 end.  Dr. Zaza 0.390283 large urban school 0.331053 stephanie zaza 0.948396 touch tone phone 0.400423 Dr. Zaza 0.723116 young people 0.349358 percent 0.439111 important health risk 0.346565 public health professionals 0.32113 public health 0.400579 screen time thing. 0.329523 question 0.525124 Dr. Stephanie Zaza 0.517891 high school students 0.956183 physical fight 0.377277 david beasley 0.370873 risk health behaviors 0.371422 screen time 0.52198 Dr. Frieden 0.493576	CLICK HERE
12609	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Video: CDC Responds to Nodding Disease in Uganda	A team of CDC experts joined the Ministry of Health and of government, nonprofit, and health officials in Uganda to conduct a multifaceted investigation in Kitgum District, northern Uganda. Listen as Epidemic Intelligence Service Officer, Dr. Jennifer Foltz, tells the story about Nodding Disease, a neurologic syndrome which is devastating to afflicted children. 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://www.cdc.gov/globalhealth/video/nodding/nodding.htm	Nodding Disease 0.833329 CDC Responds 0.971575	Uganda 0.589437	CLICK HERE
13383	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Update on Vaccine-Derived Polioviruses - Worldwide, January2014-March 2015	Ousmane M. Diop, PhD1; Cara C. Burns, PhD2; Roland W.	VP1 nucleotide substitutions 0.723628 sewage samples 0.726617 OPV sequence divergence 0.66063 recent positive sample 0.641112 oral poliovirus vaccine 0.616116 independent cVDPV2 emergences 0.660216 independent cVDPV2 emergence 0.626945 Global AFP surveillance 0.638731 VP1 region 0.659157 sequence divergence 0.674289 Polio Laboratory Network 0.803201 Olen M. Kew 0.659291 type 0.630009 VP1 substitutions 0.758973 AFP patients 0.758032 parental OPV strain 0.669936 North Waziristan Agency 0.639982 cVDPV outbreaks 0.640772 divergent environmental VDPVs 0.62288 OPV 0.751636 reporting period 0.7639 VP1 nucleotide positions 0.702415 Global Polio Eradication 0.618824 sensitive AFP surveillance 0.628457	Wild poliovirus type 0.628361 iVDPV infections 0.717869 World Health Organization 0.713329 VDPVs 0.644889 South Sudan 0.727515 cVDPV2 outbreaks 0.651518 new cVDPV outbreaks 0.630084 United Kingdom 0.630433 OPV dose 0.64062 indigenous cVDPV2 outbreaks 0.627938 common variable immunodeficiency 0.65718 severe combined immunodeficiency 0.744966 new iVDPV infections 0.671229 VP1 divergence 0.96049 low OPV coverage 0.627132 chronic iVDPV infections 0.637485 AFP patient 0.638048 VP1 sequences 0.682542 Global Polio Laboratory 0.799698 Regional Office 0.650006 VP1 positions 0.651031 small number 0.618579 recent onset date 0.642963	CLICK HERE
15803	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Food Safety Smarts	Use these tools and tips to help prevent food poisoning.	foodborne diseases 0.610637 Separate raw meat 0.631893 hands 0.526764 people age 0.583934 food thermometer 0.581983 sickness 0.56328 pregnant women 0.640591 immune systems 0.752362 harmful bacteria 0.574854 shopping cart 0.572473 dehydration 0.517739 vomiting 0.515363 dialysis 0.514643 germs 0.686589 right internal temperature 0.631526 diarrhea 0.537437 nausea 0.515995 foodborne illness 0.775129 O157 infection 0.589168 utensils 0.5145 Listeria infection 0.672297 refrigerator 0.532655 Young children 0.580101 harmful germs 0.630524 upset stomach 0.579757	kidney failure 0.579079 body’s ability 0.662603 certain groups 0.64722 leftovers 0.518406 meal preparation area 0.633727 ready-to-eat foods 0.5757 times 0.546681 high-risk groups 0.576342 variety 0.51502 strikes 0.515262 lab-confirmed foodborne illness 0.667131 E. coli 0.664339 food poisoning 0.913948 Campylobacter 0.51705 fight germs 0.626177 higher risk 0.577782 people 0.728371 Older adults 0.577668 Anybody 0.518766 higher chance 0.581291 doctor 0.514405 certain germs 0.625737 Nearly half 0.57646 Salmonella infection 0.594667	CLICK HERE