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587	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Flu Season is Around the Corner | CDC Features	Everyone 6 months and older should get an annual flu vaccine. It takes about two weeks after vaccination for your body to develop full protection against the flu. Get vaccinated to protect yourself and your loved ones!	CDC 0.264078 American Medical Association 0.258379 2017-2018 flu season 0.455073 injectable influenza vaccines 0.303556 possible serious complications 0.237653 CDC experts 0.241757 best way 0.237577 HealthMap Vaccine Finder 0.293282 sure bet 0.237352 flu vaccines 0.522048 flu vaccination 0.629451 influenza-associated medical visits 0.301301 vaccination rates 0.251516 increased risk 0.234898 percentage point increase 0.257924 chronic medical conditions 0.262937 flu complication 0.461869 flu illness 0.574243 2015-2016 influenza season 0.287524 recombinant influenza vaccines 0.30285 wide range 0.235741 influenza illnesses 0.277699 extreme inflammatory response 0.261513 United States 0.26925	professional medical groups 0.258429 flu vaccine 0.73908 flu virus 0.514528 flu complications 0.496352 flu virus infection 0.489527 spray flu vaccine 0.491978 health care 0.253886 higher risk 0.237736 moderate complications 0.238311 influenza vaccines 0.318171 flu seasons 0.463571 locations offering flu 0.454701 tool modern medicine 0.260518 annual influenza vaccine 0.321391 influenza vaccination 0.278558 people 0.276445 flu 0.915519 flu shot 0.548508 illness milder 0.237675 influenza viruses 0.257965 available flu vaccines 0.472438 flu season 0.497477 influenza-associated hospitalizations 0.264762 risk 0.242014	CLICK HERE
2938	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The Community Guide - Reducing Tobacco Use and SecondhandSmoke Exposure	The Community Guide summarizes what is known about the effectiveness, economic efficiency, and feasibility of selected interventions to reduce tobacco use.	force evidence-based recommendations 0.432002 Action 0.219742 CDC 0.222419 fruit 0.221658 economic evidence 0.348299 adults 0.223646 findings 0.21993 stakeholders 0.227561 diets 0.22805 constraints 0.223473 CPSTF recommendations 0.327289 systematic review process 0.437049 options 0.219677 Join Community Guide 0.444079 Engaging Community Health 0.443396 diet 0.22357 Preventive Services Task 0.948669 meal interventions 0.454811 preferences 0.224832 Manage Disease 0.320225 stories 0.2198 chronic diseases 0.343174	available resources 0.318806 Guide audio clips 0.423828 public health leaders 0.419954 patients 0.243787 conclusions 0.22566 Services Task Force 0.895736 decision makers 0.31871 mandates 0.231106 systematic review 0.461127 Disclaimer 0.231098 vegetable snack interventions 0.565219 spending 0.227285 scientists 0.220407 compliance 0.219932 community health workers 0.620571 comprehensive telehealth interventions 0.608704 Community Preventive Services 0.881584 information 0.219697 Community Guide 0.545746 constituents 0.224858 diabetes 0.22029 spotlight 0.219862	CLICK HERE
6516	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Update: Influenza A (H3N2)v Transmission and Guidelines - Five States, 2011	From August 17 to December 23, 2011, CDC received reports of 12 human infections with influenza A (H3N2)v viruses that have the matrix (M) gene from the influenza A (H1N1)pdm09 virus (formerly called swine-origin influenza A [H3N2] and pandemic influenza A [H1N1] 2009 viruses, respectively [Box]). The 12 cases occurred in five states (Indiana, Iowa, Maine, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia), and 11 were in children (1,2). Six of the 12 patients had no identified recent exposure to swine.	swine influenza virus 0.745235 variant influenza viruses 0.658668 swine industry 0.50549 United States 0.54205 variant influenza infection 0.59196 swine workers 0.501017 swine exposures 0.499385 National Influenza Centers 0.583766 swine herds 0.501163 swine exposure 0.54175 Influenza Virus Team 0.633797 U.S. Department 0.496482 different influenza viruses 0.656529 seasonal influenza viruses 0.63548 swine-origin influenza viruses 0.632493 pandemic influenza 0.610019 Nonhuman influenza virus 0.609824 West Virginia 0.734869 variant influenza virus 0.690994 influenza virus infection 0.642341 novel influenza viruses 0.632924 influenza antiviral medications 0.617325 CDC Influenza Division 0.609859	presumptive influenza 0.562373 influenza illness 0.587038 seasonal influenza vaccine 0.576834 human-to-human transmission 0.567901 public health 0.596998 West Virginia Office 0.502347 influenza A virus 0.624469 World Health Organization 0.49672 cases 0.493625 interspecies influenza transmission 0.621819 National Pork Board 0.489753 influenza virus infections 0.662172 swine populations 0.491815 human seasonal influenza 0.63847 neuraminidase gene segments 0.48918 new influenza virus 0.632276 human infections 0.525148 influenza surveillance 0.564367 influenza viruses 0.756829 state public health 0.581075 animal health 0.498648 influenza virus 0.798168 public health laboratories 0.490672	CLICK HERE
6870	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Confirms Detection of A Different Influenza A Variant Virus	CDC Confirms Detection of A Different Influenza A Variant Virus.	gene segments 0.387945 variant flu viruses 0.513718 triple reassortant influenza 0.593502 human influenza viruses 0.696012 swine influenza 0.661066 Flu Antiviral Drugs 0.429608 guinea pigs 0.410873 H1N1 pandemic virus 0.55718 human viruses 0.454034 seasonal influenza viruses 0.644167 H1N1 virus 0.612369 West Virginia 0.431668 influenza virus testing 0.687399 annual seasonal flu 0.418384 influenza website 0.503998 influenza antiviral medications 0.703194 influenza virus infection 0.6304 Wisconsin virus 0.461626 ) virus. 0.465584 human-to-human transmission 0.559599 variant influenza 0.508431 occupational contact 0.375043 Triple reassortant viruses 0.537158 H1N1 virus matrix 0.522988	genetic change 0.427328 animal influenza viruses 0.65395 new reassortant influenza 0.61589 U.S. swine 0.494639 CDC laboratory testing 0.456198 publicly posted influenza 0.582188 H1N1 M gene 0.502406 sheet Fresh Pork 0.415416 seasonal flu vaccine 0.497997 web sites 0.440091 sequence web sites 0.4225 H3N2v viruses 0.450944 available web sites 0.423154 inhibitor antiviral treatment 0.42776 animal health officials 0.41231 H1N1 viruses 0.484694 influenza viruses 0.945279 state public health 0.4096 Gene sequences 0.391067 influenza virus 0.716689 additional human cases 0.433266 illness onset 0.375338 humans 0.428482	CLICK HERE
6944	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012:11_0274	Discussion of 5 regulations that are effective in reducing drinking and why they may be promising if applied to the obesity epidemic.	moderate alcohol 0.585905 foods 0.655074 high alcohol outlet 0.609502 nutritional value 0.632611 alcohol affordability 0.54516 alcohol bottles 0.546606 alcohol accessibility 0.540194 alcohol control policies 0.613012 alcohol prices 0.551623 food consumption 0.575952 diet-related chronic diseases 0.553055 alcohol 0.936951 portion sizes 0.624323 portion control standards 0.510454 alcohol control 0.644947 outlet density restrictions 0.520149 density restrictions 0.55845 alcohol-use control policies 0.708736 cheapest alcoholic beverage 0.527061 low-nutrient snack foods 0.513537 healthy foods 0.524177 low-nutrient foods 0.597816 alcohol policies 0.608109 on-premise alcohol price 0.585104 United States 0.622852	moderate consumption 0.52056 sell perishable food 0.50972 heavy alcohol 0.565959 alcohol consumption 0.619858 alcoholic beverages 0.62108 portion control 0.527138 alcohol outlets 0.653292 alcohol misuse 0.562914 density limits 0.530164 fast-food outlets 0.511413 Oxford University Press 0.527695 obesity control 0.51371 new fast-food outlets 0.505844 chronic diseases 0.563669 outlet density control 0.526161 alcohol policy 0.599142 alcohol outlet density 0.736296 consumption 0.669491 people 0.640114 food 0.670561 lower alcohol content 0.584652 obesity epidemic 0.747956 specialty food outlets 0.544056 drive-through alcohol outlets 0.621499	CLICK HERE
8364	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Health Departments in a Brave New World - CDC	The number of people at risk for chronic diseases is increasing, and methods for reducing risk and promoting health are becoming more complex. Demands of changing political and social environments, as well as economic and demographic trends, are forcing state and local health departments to reassess what is most important and make judicious choices that will yield the greatest gains.	public health practitioners 0.589095 health care reform 0.443827 community-based health programs 0.420288 public health surveillance 0.555846 new public health 0.434588 public health services 0.529976 population health 0.442687 public health jurisdictions 0.438264 health care costs 0.414575 health insurance policy 0.408066 health department programs 0.456224 public health practice 0.496423 community health determinants 0.405968 community health 0.421726 department chronic disease 0.406818 chronic disease 0.820289 electronic health 0.456026 local chronic disease 0.412845 public health agencies 0.418855 chronic disease prevention 0.622841 disease prevention programs 0.447014 Essential Public Health 0.431123 chronic disease surveillance 0.475887 State public health 0.45163 upstream health determinants 0.416535	electronic health information 0.44328 public health workforce 0.423068 public health chronic 0.510734 health chronic disease 0.500087 Public Health Seattle 0.423616 poor population health 0.424721 State chronic disease 0.420138 state health directors 0.42004 health departments 0.67537 disease public health 0.454061 public health goals 0.426935 local health departments 0.507606 public health 0.983835 way health departments 0.421952 core chronic disease 0.406457 chronic diseases 0.56973 clinical care 0.415024 community health problems 0.411185 public health programs 0.431433 chronic disease programs 0.517751 health department budget 0.4088 local public health 0.425523 public health agenda 0.449829 electronic health data 0.418469	CLICK HERE
8771	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Using Current Smoking Prevalence to Project Lung Cancer Morbidity and Mortality in Georgia by 2020 - CDC	Tobacco use is the leading preventable cause of disease and premature death in the United States. In Georgia, approximately 18% of adults smoke cigarettes, and 87% of men’s lung cancer deaths and 70% of women’s lung cancer deaths are due to smoking.	overall smoking prevalence 0.329112 Georgia Comprehensive Cancer 0.421941 control programs 0.312145 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.348175 Age-adjusted incidence rates 0.314205 cancer mortality rate 0.322951 lung cancer 0.938439 current smokers 0.310614 Disease Control 0.334998 smoking–attributable cancer mortality 0.341347 cancer incidence rates 0.531918 age-adjusted rate 0.316964 lung cancer morbidity 0.334958 current adult smoking 0.38214 Age-adjusted mortality rates 0.322988 Georgia lung cancer 0.379037 population 0.35616 smoking-attribute risk percentage 0.303444 Georgia incidence rates 0.330199 incidence rates 0.598356 Georgia Department 0.307302 Georgia 0.508676 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.352121 women 0.393476 smoking prevalence 0.871693	Public Health 0.302272 sex-specific smoking prevalence 0.343536 cancer mortality rates 0.412964 current smoking prevalence 0.42439 United States 0.338571 adults 0.344442 overall adult smoking 0.307611 cancer incidence rate 0.342352 adult cigarette smoking 0.312919 respective smoking-attributable rate 0.307462 cigarette smoking 0.352605 Comprehensive Cancer Registry 0.368155 lung cancer rates 0.335336 men 0.379398 adult smoking prevalence 0.547894 Georgia Behavioral Risk 0.364648 Cancer incidence cases 0.315524 average annual rate 0.302691 smoking-attributable mortality 0.33367 lung cancer deaths 0.363594 annual percentage change 0.387772 lung cancer mortality 0.469508 lung cancer incidence 0.749242 age-adjusted lung cancer 0.398949	CLICK HERE
11735	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Norovirus | Responding to Norovirus Outbreaks | CDC	Responding to norovirus outbreaks for public health professionals	rapid response 0.555841 swabs 0.384978 FDA 0.264668 norovirus outbreaks 0.900632 CDC 0.269402 kitchen counters 0.505635 cause 0.2634 investigations 0.261694 appropriate specimens 0.582491 type 0.256862 research 0.256848 available epidemiologic evidence 0.768192 territorial health departments— 0.843654 specially designed filters 0.759736 validated laboratory tests 0.771506 caution 0.27423 doorknobs 0.289814	reporting 0.268015 laboratory methods 0.492174 primary way 0.579297 large volumes 0.510312 control 0.261644 state authorities 0.541234 water 0.29797 Kaplan Criteria 0.994831 Food regulatory agencies 0.822704 shellfish 0.267196 handrails 0.270868 academic settings 0.518756 investigation 0.268096 Collection 0.267052 laboratory confirmation 0.536786 USDA 0.268526	CLICK HERE
11874	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pertussis | Whooping Cough | Public Health Professionals | Resources | CDC	Pertussis Public Health Professionals Resource	CDC 0.247165 NP specimen collection 0.41237 NNDSS 0.237641 individuals 0.217354 pertussis 0.988288 pertussis outbreaks 0.603444 postexposure antimicrobial prophylaxis 0.418388 National 0.219628 pertussis cases 0.794079 serology 0.223556 pertussis chapter 0.592933 clinicians 0.276371 diagnostic laboratories 0.3056 increased risk 0.304429 epidemiologic trends 0.31206 patients 0.218233 Bordetella pertussis 0.586744 properly obtained NP 0.416742 laboratory tests 0.296773 confirmation 0.218796 draft letter 0.298986 swab 0.254915 Territorial Epidemiologists 0.331568 severe disease 0.304051	current guidelines 0.298791 laboratory scientists 0.35753 death 0.217392 key resources 0.32332 gold standard 0.296399 State health departments 0.590191 Council 0.219534 specific method 0.296121 positive pertussis laboratory 0.716036 aspirate 0.26123 recent reporting trends 0.402808 optimal results 0.298263 probable pertussis cases 0.716767 health departments 0.63044 public health professionals 0.426623 local health departments 0.398947 polymerase chain reaction 0.381113 website 0.219961 pertussis case definition 0.721439 Notifiable Diseases Surveillance 0.442994 appropriate health department 0.406187 primary objective 0.303874 standardized case definition 0.415636 PEP 0.252662	CLICK HERE
15312	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FluVaxView Interactive! Help and User Guide	FluVaxView interactive reports Help and User Guide - CDC	Microsoft PowerPoint file 0.267859 Early Vaccination Coverage 0.403503 Interactive Report 0.2675 Population Early Season 0.487514 Microsoft Word file 0.268981 Dashboard 0.492316 Vaccination Trends 0.384374 Women Vaccination Coverage 0.481424 Season Vaccination Coverage 0.718571 Clifton Road Atlanta 0.264338 General Population Coverage 0.455026 Key Findings 0.377768 General Population 0.867169 2011-12 Report 0.288841 Microsoft Excel file 0.267468 Live Birth Data 0.268514 Tweet Share Compartir 0.266636 Population Vaccination Coverage 0.717865 page options Skip 0.28284 different file formats 0.269258 Pregnant Women Vaccination 0.482913 Apple Quicktime file 0.268463 Vaccination Coverage 0.933673 Season General Population 0.623374 General Population Vaccination 0.723485	(Flu) 0.274921 Influenza Types 0.271182 Adobe PDF file 0.26762 2012-13 Report 0.28896 Digital Media Branch 0.262872 email address 0.31024 Early Season Vaccination 0.656935 2016-17 Trend Report 0.348875 Search Form Controls 0.347947 User Guide 0.301182 file 0.27322 Health Care Personnel 0.662882 2016-17 Key Findings 0.275318 2016-17 Report 0.289863 NIS-Flu Influenza Data 0.440192 Local Areas 0.337779 General Population Place 0.463167 General Population NHIS 0.460273 Seasonal Flu 0.273078 Report 0.451201 Search Controls 0.279355 Mid-Season Flu Vaccination 0.459303 2013-14 Report 0.310153 Young Children 0.275337	CLICK HERE