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1145	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pool Chemical-Associated Health Events in Public andResidential Settings - United States, 2003-2012, and Minnesota,2013	Michele C. Hlavsa, MPH1, Trisha J. Robinson, MPH2, Sarah A.	seriously injured body 0.46161 injuries 0.533297 U.S. Consumer Product 0.470088 birthday party 0.462626 71-character narrative fields 0.461607 aquatics staff health 0.473013 ill persons 0.489156 free chlorine* levels 0.461191 health events 0.669832 National Electronic Injury 0.471288 state pH maximum 0.464242 personal protective equipment 0.513553 pool owners 0.465309 emergency department 0.466601 hot tubs/spas 0.468107 remediation steps 0.460426 national estimates 0.489439 local agencies 0.464635 recreational water venues 0.905183 chemical disinfectant levels 0.462573 pool chemical–associated health 0.569284 United States 0.510437 NEISS data limits 0.4626 ED visits 0.463744	infectious pathogens 0.461972 pool chemical code 0.501422 U.S. Census Bureau 0.461364 NEISS-participating EDs 0.460717 adverse health events 0.528339 pool chemical safety 0.488455 pool chemicals 0.79151 poor pool operation 0.490063 recreational water venue 0.469807 public health 0.480162 hotel swimming pool 0.496017 pool operators 0.46145 Ñ?ЛП Pool chemicals 0.522689 complex sampling design 0.461021 pool chemistry 0.495106 incompatible pool chemicals 0.498476 NEISS pool 0.468049 Model Aquatic Health 0.480364 recreational water–associated outbreaks 0.462463 interactive fountains 0.466184 Minnesota pool 0.465983 pool chemical handling 0.494798 MDH environmental health 0.48461 median estimated number 0.469883	CLICK HERE
5846	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Bismuth telluride, undoped - 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
7220	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preconception Care - Planning for Pregnancy	null	health history 0.538164 short-term dietary changes 0.50802 contaminants harmful materials 0.517492 previous pregnancy problems 0.574033 lifelong health problems 0.556758 mental health 0.5151 CDC Foundation 0.427656 family history information 0.508985 seizure disorders 0.423401 health care focus 0.596231 sickle cell disease 0.505276 genetic counseling 0.576813 healthiest pregnancy 0.488333 premature birth 0.427806 toxic substances 0.777784 preconception health 0.713696 major birth defects 0.53775 certain birth defects 0.543376 folic acid 0.629921 health care 0.680449 support services 0.426261 Environmental Health 0.447816 important steps 0.4386 pregnancy 0.943113	effective birth control 0.56098 rodent feces 0.423244 health 0.776567 healthy weight 0.632584 healthy eating 0.437184 birth defects 0.774355 healthy baby 0.588805 reproductive health 0.442041 new healthy habits 0.534196 baby’s brain 0.433292 doctor 0.621125 sexually transmitted diseases 0.526273 preconception health care 0.584081 local treatment center 0.520665 right vaccinations 0.42532 simple steps 0.429248 Health care professionals 0.562661 regular physical activity 0.51174 healthy pregnancy 0.487982 family history 0.571731 high blood pressure 0.532707 medical conditions 0.527269 Toxic Matters 0.43031	CLICK HERE
9223	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Feasibility of Using a Community-Supported Agriculture Program to Improve Fruit and Vegetable Inventories and Consumption in an Underresourced Urban Community - CDC	Direct-to-consumer marketing efforts, such as community-supported agriculture (CSA), have been proposed as a solution for disparities in fruit and vegetable consumption. Evaluations of such efforts have been limited. The objective of this study was to test the feasibility of a CSA intervention to increase household inventory of fruits and vegetables and fruit and vegetable consumption of residents of an underresourced community.	North Carolina 0.62702 traditional CSA programs 0.526806 potential control participants 0.548897 vegetable consumption 0.935712 Prev Chronic Dis 0.516834 CSA program 0.598636 control group 0.641263 community food sources 0.525326 Translational Science Institute 0.515845 potential participants 0.506467 community nonprofit agency 0.50333 direct-to-consumer marketing efforts 0.553397 fresh produce consumption 0.524585 intervention group 0.77669 intervention families 0.507986 community action agency 0.503121 Fresh Healthy Living 0.688813 produce box 0.549148 overall household food 0.503137 food insecure households 0.500669 CSA intervention 0.577553 food access disparities 0.521089 grocery store 0.501083 low-income women 0.520485	potential intervention participants 0.587227 vegetable consumption measure 0.528631 intervention participants 0.720106 Farm Fresh Healthy 0.686509 local food 0.506611 fruit 0.601167 food pick-up opportunities 0.501925 Wake Forest School 0.634688 vegetables 0.535338 CSA share 0.569835 feasibility study 0.527246 healthy living program 0.62633 household food inventory 0.51285 Wake Forest University 0.516556 vegetable household inventory 0.520849 agency 0.505838 vegetable intake 0.500607 Intervention group participants 0.596419 Carolina Cooperative Extension 0.540938 food 0.619133 intervention group members 0.549195 well-matched control group 0.504061 CSA programs 0.686432 CSA members 0.521179	CLICK HERE
9607	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Asthma - BRFSS 2008 - Table L2.1 Lifetime Asthma Prevalence Rate (Percent) by Sex and State or Territory	BRFSS 2008 - Table L2.1 Lifetime Asthma Prevalence Rate (Percent) by Sex and State or Territory	|| 0.490376 HI 0.401025 TX 0.392214 0.99 0.517894 **U.S. Total 0.638481 MD 0.40203 sample size 0.91523 binomial distribution 0.636423 MN 0.396292 MO 0.391329 IL 0.399426 MS 0.398283 MT 0.394108 AK 0.413928 standard error 0.63359 10.6 0.516633 14.1 0.501535 territories 0.488898 NE 0.395954 AZ 0.410826 NH 0.394438 18.2 0.498443 NJ 0.39239 14.5 0.50866 District 0.385176	VT 0.388944 NM 0.394266 FL 0.406891 NV 0.394605 NY 0.394912 SC 0.389058 SD 0.390285 small sample size 0.845841 GA 0.401073 CA 0.414881 50 states 0.617811 WV 0.387433 U.S. Total** 0.746942 WY 0.388914 *CI denotes confidence 0.869487 normal approximation 0.630641 KS 0.400307 KY 0.397258 GU 0.388995 CT 0.402968 PA 0.394308 LA 0.402906 confidence interval 0.918324 TN 0.388398	CLICK HERE
10561	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Information for Specific Groups | Learn the Signs. Act Early | NCBDDD	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities (NCBDDD), in collaboration with a number of national partners, launched a public awareness campaign called “Learn the Signs. Act Early.” The campaign aims to educate parents about childhood development, including early warning signs of autism and other developmental disorders, and encourages developmental screening and intervention.	Microsoft PowerPoint file 0.767007 ePub file 0.682158 Audio/Video file 0.66831 Email CDC-INFO 0.620453 Birth Defects 0.816535 Microsoft Word file 0.770187 Early Initiative Act 0.763042 Human Services 0.615103 Specific Groups  Families 0.738021 Healthcare Providers 0.736596 navigation Skip 0.706656 U.S. Department 0.615251 Milestone Tracker App 0.732631 Amazing Books 0.625956 Clifton Road Atlanta 0.7115 Disease Control 0.612533 Microsoft Excel file 0.764146 Tweet Share Compartir 0.754819 National Center 0.724325 list Skip 0.714277 Signs Home 0.638 page options Skip 0.838932 different file formats 0.76835 Apple Quicktime file 0.759622 Specific Groups 0.879716	Positive Parenting Tips 0.711841 Family Service Providers 0.927219 CDC A-Z 0.746222 RealPlayer file 0.670758 Adobe PDF file 0.761399 Groups | Learn 0.654957 Tools Videos 0.624338 Developmental Disabilities 0.822351 Free Materials View 0.745212 Search Form Controls 0.990858 Healthcare Providers Autism 0.730855 Content source 0.614342 Information For… 0.743703 Order Materials 0.639416 A-Z Index 0.659195 Child Development 0.621267 Program Health education 0.723137 Search Controls 0.773449 Early Intervention Contacts 0.752431 Policy Makers 0.737713 Text file 0.672246 Early Childhood Educators 0.933569 Head Start Programs 0.744268 RIS file 0.679846	CLICK HERE
11248	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Hepatitis C: hacerles laprueba a los nacidos entre 1945 y 1965 salva vidas	Cerca de 3 millones de estadounidenses tienen hepatitis C; la mayoría son baby boomers o personas que nacieron entre 1945 y 1965. Los baby boomers tienen 5 veces más probabilidades de tener hepatitis C. Si usted nació en esos años, hable con su médico acerca de hacerse la prueba			CLICK HERE
11900	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Synopsis for February 13, 2014	MMWR – Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	pressure control rates 0.350021 human infectious diseases 0.372228 infectious diseases 0.592278 U.S. health systems 0.395034 Million Hearts® goal 0.415613 West Nile encephalitis 0.305321 heart disease 0.353587 public health threats 0.33759 percent rate 0.25606 health care professionals 0.350895 blood pressure 0.986141 health insurance plans 0.654072	National Quality Forum 0.323882 human services 0.324548 blood pressure control 0.843269 public health officials 0.330474 hantavirus pulmonary syndrome 0.310518 major heart disease 0.338375 .The U.S. Department 0.335568 high blood pressure 0.956602 newly recognized infections 0.297624 infectious illness 0.229763 percent target 0.228829 CDC Media Relations 0.672297	CLICK HERE
14394	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Type 2 Diabetes | Diabetes | NDPP	National Diabetes Prevention Program	CDC Recognition 0.237955 lasting results 0.236489 trained lifestyle coach 0.30632 type 0.325873 diabetes prevention lifestyle 0.405712 body weight 0.260058 quick fix 0.239348 online CDC-recognized lifestyle 0.298075 CDC-recognized lifestyle change 0.668657 new skills 0.236888 fad diet 0.23883 lifestyle change program 0.966028 lifestyle coaches 0.267491 Program section 0.2456 health care costs 0.264098 sure thing 0.239732 structured lifestyle change 0.305235 healthier communities 0.241001 group support 0.237403 exercise class 0.236778 CDC-recognized diabetes prevention 0.330393 Diabetes Prevention Study 0.303941 lifestyle change programs 0.401499 heart attack 0.275898 United States 0.235959	certain aspects 0.236441 impaired glucose tolerance 0.260085 diabetes mellitus 0.275909 Programs work 0.237371 National DPP 0.237313 Change Program Details 0.289592 national diabetes prevention 0.309544 blood sugar test 0.257511 year-long program 0.251161 health care 0.265093 visit CDC 0.241372 Managing Diabetes webpage 0.310738 Fewer cases 0.236125 building confidence 0.236883 CDC-recognized program 0.248293 program—in person 0.237869 long commitment 0.236857 healthier eating 0.238406 physical activity 0.273018 employer-sponsored health plans 0.262683 prevention lifestyle change 0.364594 drastic weight loss 0.263695 risk 0.247296 notice changes 0.237009	CLICK HERE
15744	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Update: Interim Guidance for the Evaluation and Managementof Infants with Possible Congenital Zika Virus Infection - UnitedStates, August 2016 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	validated developmental screening 0.250449 abnormal findings 0.27803 maternal testing 0.267221 congenital zika syndrome 0.526251 ABR testing 0.254203 primary care providers 0.259177 auditory brainstem response 0.296186 possible Zika virus 0.327044 probable Zika virus 0.286832 Zika virus test 0.300156 active Zika virus 0.287496 hearing screen 0.256703 health care providers 0.319063 Infant diagnostic testing 0.253821 provider concerns 0.254796 National Center 0.252282 maternal infection 0.269433 Zika virus RNA 0.339266 infants 0.330916 diagnostic testing 0.261818 maternal testing results 0.253645 laboratory evidence 0.378306 detectable Zika virus 0.305531 Zika virus disease 0.286297 perinatal Zika virus 0.28586	Zika virus transmission 0.328943 infant laboratory evaluation 0.25895 primary care provider 0.274023 infant serum 0.254313 maternal Zika virus 0.39015 maternal epidemiologic link 0.253812 infant laboratory testing 0.275164 infant Zika virus 0.331766 laboratory Zika virus 0.293334 Zika virus infection 0.903378 congenital infections 0.267474 Zika virus immunoglobulin 0.276961 congenital Zika infection 0.31247 congenital Zika virus 0.604304 comprehensive ophthalmologic exam 0.256232 congenital infection 0.2952 virus IgM testing 0.298429 Zika virus PCR 0.283812 newborn hearing screen 0.251032 postnatal infection 0.254976 positive zika virus 0.326846 Zika virus IgM 0.331773 virus testing results 0.276776 primary care 0.278995	CLICK HERE