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591	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Spina Bifida Health Risk Behaviors among Young Adults, Arkansas - NCBDDD	This page has moved. Please update your bookmarks. If you are not redirected, please click here.	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
4720	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Protect Your Pets|Natural Disasters and Severe Weather	Information on disasters. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	pets 0.288465 CDC 0.335399 endorsement 0.243075 individual organization Web 0.874325 nonfederal organizations 0.510779 Emergencies 0.219818 emergency 0.247997 pet’s safety 0.560239	Disclaimer 0.249663 disaster evacuation centers 0.99101 responsibility 0.210162 Visit Pet Safety 0.885204 links 0.258903 pet owner 0.535147 shelters 0.203193	CLICK HERE
5419	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Travel & Outbreaks - Dengue	Dengue, Dengue virus, dengue hemorrhagic fever, dengue fever, flavivirus, Aedes mosquitoes, DHF, DF, DSS	Current information 0.462406 air conditioning 0.491603 precautions 0.259403 active ingredient 0.494356 dengue infection 0.865759 email address 0.764967 skin 0.251191 visible mosquitoes 0.540969 CDC’s Traveler 0.531324 navigation Skip 0.682743 recent work 0.767155 official travel notices 0.69365 dengue transmission 0.566798 oil 0.249234 permethrin 0.284485 butane 0.270542 outbreak 0.265475 hotel 0.250791 resort 0.250749 International 0.2522 area 0.251898 higher risk 0.485731	greater risk 0.497488 monthly update 0.783621 list Skip 0.688194 coils 0.255421 CDC Traveler 0.52837 devices 0.247323 intact screens 0.505478 Health website 0.459051 epidemic 0.26381 page options Skip 0.956063 picaridin 0.249276 repellents 0.270473 windows 0.2506 DEET 0.273451 lemon eucalyptus 0.501977 exposure 0.252198 infectious disease 0.788829 spatial repellent/insecticide products 0.705388 Health homepage 0.456854 clothing 0.301925 outbreaks 0.257693	CLICK HERE
8529	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Making Health Care Safer: Stop Infections from Lethal CRE Germs Now - CDC Vital Signs	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.	infection prevention staff 0.372791 CDC 0.373132 CDC guidance 0.34167 CRE prevention efforts 0.629112 Notifiable Diseases list 0.361134 CRE outbreak 0.594492 CRE germs 0.698806 year-long CRE outbreak 0.582463 Health Care Safer 0.557594 prevention program 0.336233 CRE trends 0.583641 patient test 0.336564 regional CRE prevention 0.563938 acute care hospitals* 0.37631 prevention guidelines 0.364454 bloodstream infections 0.409358 healthy people 0.367893 acute care hospital 0.365553 temporary medical devices 0.362195 CRE 0.988582 CRE infections 0.841832 health departments/states 0.336345 acute care hospitals 0.367395 CRE transfers 0.567529	resistant germs 0.375026 regional CRE 0.630924 Vital Signs 0.405592 medical facility leadership 0.369137 CRE infection rates 0.690953 Emerging Infections Program 0.391237 regional CRE programs 0.570575 CRE outbreak support 0.577758 regional CRE tracking 0.568625 National Healthcare Safety 0.362625 CDC recommendations 0.364792 hard-to-treat infections 0.376327 CDC guidelines 0.347771 short-stay hospitals 0.337091 last-resort drugs 0.33569 antibiotic prescribing practices 0.363408 medical care 0.364085 CRE detection 0.538615 infection control recommendations 0.36574 long-term acute care 0.496567 potentially untreatable infections 0.407407 CRE patients 0.536204 medical facilities 0.497715 CRE infection 0.694385	CLICK HERE
10097	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Legacy for Children - NCBDDD CDC - Features	null	Legacy 0.871021 behavioral parent training 0.555541 randomized controlled trials 0.560152 early childhood programs 0.592615 early childhood investment 0.579951 low-income mothers 0.813459 behavioral concerns 0.618436 children 0.950799 Legacy intervention 0.623455 health intervention program 0.647524 early childhood policy 0.649267 training program effectiveness 0.54866 young children 0.681602 Legacy Los Angeles 0.693826 children’s behavior 0.563558 Infant Health 0.562258 Casey Family Programs 0.543308 Abnorm Child Psychol. 0.555128 social skills 0.559555 healthy child development 0.582534 early childhood 0.829942 early education interventions 0.554899 Early Childhood Program 0.588078 main study phase 0.54022 Early Head Start 0.682776	Kaminski JW 0.555486 Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder 0.549188 disadvantaged children 0.538887 Development Program 0.568099 Legacy mothers 0.750525 Legacy program 0.68465 additional studies 0.555133 noticeable behavioral concerns 0.562611 meta-analytic review 0.55377 public health 0.740884 public health program 0.633112 high risk communities 0.553609 comparison mothers 0.584762 socioemotional problems 0.627181 family support programs 0.674983 children’s development 0.589264 child outcomes 0.58402 fewer children 0.630742 comparison group 0.552965 center-based early education 0.580831 Legacy curricula 0.597719 Los Angeles 0.71721 ChildrenTM public health 0.570376 age 0.555522	CLICK HERE
11108	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	B Virus | Transmission | Herpes B | CDC	Transmission risks of B virus to humans should be considered in the context of the rarity of observed transmission, even among broadly infected populations of animals.	Mortality Weekly Report 0.673365 lesions 0.395902 nervous tissue 0.532193 virus exposure 0.713111 human-to-human transmission 0.567259 Possible routes 0.515168 case 0.361438 macaques—a genus 0.534753 ointment 0.350454 laboratory evidence 0.491535 lower risk 0.506195 possible transmission exposures 0.750354 macaque bites 0.576714 rare infection 0.604146 animal handlers 0.650926 Florida 0.360922 symptoms 0.361429 persons 0.368896 virus outbreak 0.738281 adult macaques 0.550992 Old World 0.539481 infected monkey tissues 0.809135 severe wounds 0.545856 primate facilities 0.523653 direct physical contact 0.670864	sick macaque 0.551868 study 0.435579 United States 0.51094 bite wounds 0.522596 scratches 0.422356 contact dermatitis 0.501103 virus 0.965663 mucous membranes 0.563559 indirect contact 0.548487 close contact 0.496465 primate workers 0.501843 infected monkeys 0.781931 broken skin 0.530364 bodily fluids 0.51559 Epidemiologic Notes 0.515909 saliva 0.354101 healthcare workers 0.490819 natural host—or 0.539068 close contacts 0.486741 broadly infected populations 0.759315 Reports B-virus Infection 0.761938 cell cultures 0.529352 animal care workers 0.680567 humans 0.588803	CLICK HERE
12232	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Improving Children's Menus inCommunity Restaurants: Best Food for Families, Infants, andToddlers Best Food FITS Intervention, South Central Texas,2010-2014 - CDC	Approximately 32% of US children are overweight or obese. Restaurant and fast food meals contribute 18% of daily calories for children and adolescents aged 2 to 18 years. Changing children’s menus may improve their diets. This case study describes Best Food for Families, Infants, and Toddlers (Best Food FITS), a community-based intervention designed to address childhood obesity. The objective of this study was to improve San Marcos children’s access to healthy diets through partnerships with local restaurants, removing sugar-sweetened beverages, decreasing the number of energy-dense entrées, and increasing fruit and vegetable offerings on restaurant menus.	community stakeholders 0.471092 chain restaurants 0.488185 restaurant menus 0.537363 new menus meeting 0.501112 promotional items 0.487538 landmark local restaurants 0.473297 fewer grocery stores 0.475006 Health Services Nutrition 0.523269 local restaurants 0.571661 home food environments 0.466167 Children’s Menu 0.473433 Best Food 0.984893 San Marcos children 0.531011 preintervention menus 0.48274 community 0.532651 children’s menus 0.863964 case study 0.486507 Texas Department 0.489447 city restaurant association 0.487278 adult menus 0.471282 community health 0.470578 Marcos school children 0.485061 restaurants 0.620928 full-service chain restaurants 0.468258	public housing authority 0.470189 San Marcos restaurants 0.527133 San Marcos CISD 0.469111 fast food menus 0.529744 gold menus 0.478361 restaurant owners 0.523478 pre-intervention menus 0.473555 State Health Services 0.565091 San Marcos Healthy 0.472117 Mexican food restaurants 0.49197 Physical Activity 0.485695 Texas State University 0.525561 new children 0.479098 healthy entrées 0.496935 sugar-sweetened beverages 0.757447 Bronze menus 0.476142 San Marcos 0.785684 healthy food environments 0.474862 local food bank 0.508042 silver menus 0.478251 children’s food 0.483668 San Marcos Consolidated 0.467792 Best Food FITS 0.549673 new menus 0.542097	CLICK HERE
12341	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NIOSH Docket: Respiratory Protective Devices Used in Healthcare	null	current NIOSH filtration 0.82321 reports 0.239821 diffusion 0.241582 Respiratory protective devices 0.660918 non-biological aerosol 0.522148 electrostatic attraction 0.417914 flammability 0.257074 docket number 0.418679 filtration performance 0.415878 validates 0.249871 Drug Administration 0.448446 Surgical N95 Respirators 0.66837 CFR 0.318865 Occupational Safety 0.444657 following methods 0.399203 fluid resistance 0.412971 NIOSH-approved RPDs 0.440985 search field 0.400282 assumption 0.295459 impaction 0.262642 future pandemic events 0.625162 testing requirements 0.417886 aerosol physics 0.442123	particles 0.23929 National Institute 0.449992 Food 0.240512 FDA-cleared medical devices 0.644793 public comment 0.405269 comments 0.267593 FDA clearance process 0.954126 additional requirements 0.432875 related materials 0.403693 desirability 0.267919 protections 0.252099 non-surgical healthcare environments 0.954695 tests 0.271993 medical devices 0.660811 visit http://www.regulations.gov 0.398861 respirator approval process 0.653507 healthcare workers 0.448415 interception 0.254255 principles 0.234413 healthcare settings 0.426259 cross-agency discussions 0.424438 inhalation hazards 0.463325 conformity assessment process 0.622822	CLICK HERE
12496	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	February 2014 ACIP Meeting -- Pneumoccocal Public Comment	Pneumococcal public comments by Robin Capert (OH) and Tresh Carnell (WA). 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://streaming.cdc.gov/vod.php?id=d288af3fc4b91383ea1040ec61145ef420140410084153897	Pneumoccocal Public Comment 0.941255	ACIP Meeting 0.941263	CLICK HERE
15268	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	USDA Snack Policy Implementation: Best Practices From theFront Lines, United States, 2013-2014	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.	snack reform 0.38479 high school 0.462193 school community 0.401685 state law 0.636569 state technical assistance 0.348065 worst snack environments 0.35262 Smart Snacks implementation 0.385149 school snack implementation 0.487279 FSDs 0.386108 school practices 0.350978 school districts 0.418828 healthful school practices 0.343443 State law strength 0.345831 State snack laws 0.390726 snack food sales 0.358882 Smart Snacks 0.759986 successful snack policy 0.374994 Hunger-Free Kids Act 0.352959 state laws 0.393423 strong snack practices 0.375092 high schools 0.917455 study 0.378776 external school professionals 0.395397 Smart Snacks standards 0.44429 high school districts 0.354944	SL award 0.375152 snack policy implementation 0.953921 technical assistance 0.633725 high school data 0.355792 exemplary high schools 0.412205 unhealthy snack items 0.3674 school food environment 0.344573 HealthierUS School Challenge 0.400656 stringent snack guidelines 0.355658 Gap state law 0.381724 public health 0.357211 rigorous snack practices 0.372175 snack food items 0.347203 technical assistance providers 0.415939 school district superintendents 0.354245 comprehensive wellness approach 0.348607 snack policies 0.4261 high school students 0.386489 food service director 0.402098 state law database 0.386116 healthful snack policies 0.373776 school professionals 0.933603 best practices 0.629899 school snacks reform 0.352134	CLICK HERE