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912	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HIV Infection Among Partners of HIV-Infected Black Men WhoHave Sex with Men - North Carolina, 2011-2013	Philip J. Peters, MD1, Cindy Gay, MD2, Steve Beagle3, Anupama Shankar, MS1, William M. Switzer, MPH1, Lisa B.	North Carolina 0.333245 previously diagnosed HIV 0.251716 new HIV infections 0.238787 sex partners 0.515799 social contacts 0.461383 potential HIV transmission 0.223137 HIV transmission networks 0.257594 HIV testing sites 0.21732 HIV infection diagnosis 0.252306 black MSM 0.705053 acute HIV infection 0.35878 HIV status 0.26467 established HIV infection 0.247756 reactive HIV test 0.229964 viral suppression 0.205939 hiv transmission 0.518407 newly diagnosed HIV 0.356261 index patients 0.222302 HIV test result 0.228306	HIV Ag/Ab Combo 0.210378 young black MSM 0.254254 HIV test 0.237405 HIV prevention services 0.230328 partner notification 0.207316 partner services 0.554988 HIV-infected partners 0.328377 HIV medical care 0.471639 HIV pol gene 0.206384 HIV-infected black MSM 0.224399 HIV care 0.223929 HIV rapid test 0.257446 HIV partner services 0.284869 HIV enzyme immunoassay 0.210949 HIV testing 0.345391 HIV pol sequences 0.214439 HIV pol 0.249957 HIV infection 0.901461 HIV transmission network 0.262255	CLICK HERE
5422	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	WARNING: Tobacco smoke can harm your children.	null	right web address 0.987879 Español 0.403508 Language Assistance 0.712207 Português 0.391584 Kreyòl Ayisyen 0.700648 Instructions 0.282468 different file formats 0.919531 Tiếng Việt 0.70734 Deutsch 0.348548 help 0.283342	РуÑ?Ñ?кий 0.283258 Polski 0.39029 Tagalog 0.362008 options 0.298124 Français 0.385004 Downloading Viewers 0.795919 العربية 0.436655 information 0.283148 page 0.385868	CLICK HERE
6504	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diagnostic Testing - Yellow Fever	Information on Yellow Fever. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	arbovirus activity increases 0.645896 initial results 0.43082 fatal cases 0.422482 presumptive diagnosis 0.437785 confirmatory testing 0.406866 APPROPRIATE STATE HEALTH 0.551491 Arbovirus Diagnostic Laboratory 0.659921 Initial serological testing 0.619121 antibodies 0.243384 nucleic acid amplification 0.615495 area 0.237686 IgM-capture ELISA 0.431357 test results 0.578077 MIA 0.239479 Microsphere-based Immunoassay 0.41588 Vector-Borne Diseases Arboviral 0.634019 dates 0.237867 autopsy tissues 0.439174 CDC’s Division 0.502418 hard copy 0.394696 tests 0.233521 diagnostic specimens 0.427932 IgG ELISA 0.46483 infection 0.237897 yellow fever 0.911446	blood samples 0.417607 histopathology 0.2518 virus-specific IgM 0.467831 final results 0.411827 state health department 0.807058 patient 0.264364 fever clinical laboratory 0.64305 specimen receipt 0.446818 Laboratory diagnosis 0.44223 Specimens submission page 0.599948 immunohistochemistry 0.252313 epidemiologic history 0.459222 direct submissions 0.392233 evaluation page 0.393339 virus culture 0.422196 places 0.237895 activities 0.237645 biopsy 0.249821 location 0.237547 state laboratories 0.42078 serum 0.25571 travel 0.237839 non-endemic country 0.436478 clinical features 0.436743	CLICK HERE
8086	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Preventable Hospitalizations for Hypertension: Establishing a Baseline for Monitoring Racial Differences in Rates - CDC	Preventable hospitalization for hypertension is an ambulatory care–sensitive condition believed to indicate the failure of outpatient and public health systems to prevent and control hypertension.	hospitals 0.438143 data 0.622942 National Hospital Discharge 0.50394 blacks 0.557971 non-Hispanic black women 0.430994 whites 0.558993 health care reform 0.436131 non-Hispanic white counterparts 0.423451 national data 0.423427 public health systems 0.431695 recent national data 0.41831 higher hospitalization rates 0.462282 hospital discharge rates 0.449813 dangerously uncontrolled hypertension 0.470616 hypertension hospitalization rates 0.527983 precise estimates 0.449886 racial differences 0.563912 preventable hospitalizations 0.701196 hypertension prevalence 0.434458 Affordable Care Act 0.515298 health care costs 0.44536 population 0.468787 white women 0.496949 non-Hispanic black men 0.482119 pre-PPACA baseline rates 0.546232	NCHS Research Ethics 0.420876 higher rates 0.583612 black women 0.436299 quality health care 0.457192 hypertension treatment 0.432229 United States 0.704442 unweighted response rate 0.475858 proportionately higher rates 0.446434 Hospital Discharge Survey 0.503526 hypertension admission rate 0.490195 sex-standardized rates 0.475607 health care 0.678531 higher crude rates 0.593343 non-Hispanic white men 0.483496 public health 0.471084 Healthcare Research 0.466221 Introduction Preventable hospitalization 0.446445 good-quality health care 0.608728 health care systems 0.438787 representative hospitalization database 0.416738 rates 0.867119 major diagnostic category 0.46927 confidence intervals 0.55228 hospitalizations 0.977319	CLICK HERE
8508	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Monday, April 01, 2013	null	weekly feedback 0.420672 inhaled bronchodilator 0.488856 endorsement 0.413633 current awareness 0.414495 findings 0.283657 asterisk 0.258933 Staff 0.235691 open-group 0.236241 short-term pilot study 0.616233 Disease Control 0.410588 CDC Science Clips 0.871473 clinicians 0.243054 Child Health 0.450581 factual accuracy 0.422169 area 0.23681 Maternal 0.252777 Science Clips Production 0.613786 conclusions 0.243964 impact 0.236142 scientific articles 0.46114 asthma control 0.439173 monitoring 0.236427 DHHS 0.548592 DISCLAIMER 0.255142	general review articles 0.634181 asthma management 0.442764 Library 0.235089 items 0.300325 Centers 0.234436 methods 0.234228 authoritative sources 0.449402 Prevention 0.234367 Vital Signs issue 0.666392 inclusion 0.239979 responsibility 0.235059 public health professionals 0.618677 scientific information 0.439568 omission 0.256766 views 0.266923 informational purposes 0.39855 public health literature 0.596745 B. Thacker CDC 0.882151 background information 0.42564 original authors 0.412053 opinion 0.265882 non-CDC Websites 0.406226 CDC Vital Signs 0.971164 news sources 0.404397	CLICK HERE
8516	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Preventing Chronic Disease | Demand for Weight LossCounseling After Copayment Elimination - CDC	Overweight and obesity are public health issues in the United States, and veterans have a higher rate of overweight and obesity than the general population. Our objective was to examine whether copayment elimination increased use of a weight loss clinic by veterans.			CLICK HERE
9636	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Asthma - BRFSS 2008 - Child Asthma Data - Table L4	BRFSS 2008 - Child Asthma Data - Table L4	Puerto Rico 0.821355 data 0.463479 normal approximation 0.793796 values 0.478468 standard error 0.756022 states 0.463202 Total 0.463664	small sample size 0.915569 confidence interval 0.809388 caution 0.511953 District 0.462925 binomial distribution 0.782518 territory 0.495887	CLICK HERE
12343	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	ACIP Recommended Immunization Schedules	CDC official immunization schedules for children, preteens, teens, and adults for health care professionals, parents, and the general public.	smartphone 0.564636 vaccines 0.514195 office visit 0.873031 Infants 0.455797 easy-to-read adult schedule 0.876401 quick quiz 0.608219 tools 0.444566 printable formats 0.643601 various sizes 0.637294 ways 0.444395 load 0.461511 friendly schedule 0.603544 instant schedule 0.61696	Children 0.444957 MMWR 0.44923 doctor visit 0.64377 binational resource 0.702314 regular paper 0.669426 birth 0.444887 screening form 0.620836 pocket size 0.673899 Teens 0.446548 various formats 0.634688 Preteens 0.476253 easy-to-read formats 0.920911 printable versions 0.68589	CLICK HERE
14406	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	A Qualitative Study of Adolescent Views of Sugar-SweetenedBeverage Taxes, Michigan, 2014	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.	Brug J. 0.212433 overall SSB consumption 0.412557 beverage consumption behaviors 0.293664 adolescent soft drink 0.241041 Health Educ Res 0.304261 students perceived disadvantages 0.246333 overall consumption rate 0.287367 SSB tax 0.725738 Water consumption 0.290899 students mentioned siblings 0.265193 SSB screener 0.318319 adolescents 0.292196 adolescent SSB consumption 0.50942 body mass index 0.254886 SSB consumption 0.974349 van der horst 0.220292 tax vending machine 0.216986 SSB habits 0.276891 consumption level 0.313416 adolescent consumption 0.313063 planned behavior 0.30399 CrossRef 0.216097 study 0.228068 habit strength 0.215273 low consumption level 0.298168	students 0.617568 home environment 0.223508 Focus group discussions 0.213886 soft drink consumption 0.523448 soda consumption 0.268881 Consumption levels 0.270563 drinking SSBs 0.246911 total SSB consumption 0.416918 focus groups 0.417858 Beverage Consumption Screener 0.310811 tax ( Appendix 0.35351 sugar-sweetened beverages 0.297382 sugar-sweetened beverage consumption 0.369128 adolescent views 0.330433 beverage consumption 0.475655 SSB taxes 0.362791 SSB advice 0.266107 pop consumption 0.28221 personal consumption 0.305138 decrease SSB consumption 0.495465 SSBs 0.554848 focus group 0.446402 fewer SSBs 0.335257 Eastern Michigan University 0.307335	CLICK HERE
15392	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Drinking Water in California Child Care Sites Before andAfter 2011-2012 Beverage Policy	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.	CACFP water policy 0.487052 free drinking water 0.464895 children 0.549909 child care sites 0.716312 child care homes 0.492038 young children 0.488872 state water policy 0.464334 child care categories 0.507162 existing child care 0.458146 family child care 0.492208 adult care food 0.5141 plain bottled water 0.45733 water 0.73226 drinking water indoors 0.469478 CACFP center 0.454578 child care center 0.465985 California child care 0.505454 care food program 0.488293 water access 0.493582 child care site 0.466976 water safety concerns 0.451828 licensed child care 0.533453 CACFP home 0.45457 bottled water 0.471423	beverage policy 0.497787 state child care 0.476428 child care staff 0.458481 municipal water source 0.452361 child care 0.914814 non-CACFP sites 0.489458 Introduction Drinking water 0.466279 popular water choice 0.452706 CACFP sites 0.483498 water intake 0.461489 CACFP nutrition standards 0.456329 CACFP participation 0.45343 child care providers 0.697071 plain water 0.457636 drinking water 0.555543 public health 0.468028 CACFP 0.490181 child care beverage 0.489088 child care settings 0.574219 unlimited self-serve water 0.458859 drinking water policy 0.46521 water provision 0.533781 water access policy 0.460043 reusable water bottles 0.452321	CLICK HERE