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6456	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Family history of colorectal cancer: clinicians' preventive recommendations and patient behavior.	Few population-based studies have addressed the role that family history of colorectal cancer (CRC) plays in clinician decision making or patient health choices. The objective of this study was to evaluate the effect of family history of CRC on clinician practice, patient CRC screening, and patient preventive behavior.	relevant family history 0.348226 early-onset CRC 0.460078 CRC screening rates 0.429964 positive CRC family 0.417337 Oregon Health Authority 0.364427 biological family members 0.337116 health care provider 0.626006 family history information 0.377566 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.348884 recommendations 0.338933 family history tools 0.347773 family history gain 0.346306 first-degree relatives 0.440273 CRC cases 0.408655 lifestyle changes 0.345257 CRC screening test 0.418626 appropriate CRC screening 0.404305 smoking status 0.336809 clinicians 0.339672 CRC family history 0.435703 positive family history 0.410618 CRC guidelines 0.396625 unknown family history 0.367518	health care providers 0.344177 high perceived risk 0.347671 colorectal cancer 0.474321 CRC screening 0.51629 body mass index 0.338367 high familial risk 0.345004 CRC risk factors 0.445342 CRC-related family history 0.346808 people 0.360479 familial risk 0.348888 family history collection 0.347714 physical activity 0.37656 respondents 0.418958 family history status 0.405141 blood relatives 0.344031 leisure-time physical activity 0.339407 CRC 0.761224 Ralph J. Coates 0.339538 fecal occult blood 0.337682 family history 0.945391 family history questions 0.351368 Oregon Behavioral Risk 0.351032 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.348909	CLICK HERE
6543	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Developing a Vaccine - Dengue Fever	CDC Works For You 24/7 Protecting People - Working to Protect Against the Dangers of Dengue - Dengue, a painful and sometimes deadly viral disease transmitted by mosquitoes, threatens more than 3.5 billion people worldwide. Dengue is endemic in at least 100 countries in Southeast Asia, the Pacific Islands, the Caribbean, Central America, South America, and parts of Africa. As many as 100 million people become infected yearly, and nearly 500,000, mostly children, develop the potentially deadly dengue hemorrhagic fever.	dengue-endemic countries 0.214985 Dr. Claire Huang 0.215187 adequate immune response 0.207263 dengue virus 0.589495 dengue vaccine team 0.643072 licensed vaccine 0.322353 potentially deadly diseases 0.219707 dengue type 0.450026 dengue 0.910174 successful dengue vaccine 0.74986	affordable dengue vaccine 0.656891 human vaccine 0.26153 dengue hemorrhagic fever 0.565163 dengue shock syndrome 0.557272 human Phase-I trial 0.202151 dengue vaccine 0.864035 dengue vaccine candidate 0.6995 Colorado-based vaccine manufacturer 0.3487 dengue viruses 0.713186 multiple dengue viruses 0.569569	CLICK HERE
7574	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Tuberculosis Outbreak in a Long-Term-Care Facility for Mentally Ill Persons - Puerto Rico, 2010-2012	Persons using assistive technology might not be able to fully access information in this file. For assistance, please send e-mail to: mmwrq@cdc.gov.	latent TB infection 0.990411 chest radiography 0.879005 Puerto Rico 0.765375 radiography equipment 0.711307 severe mental illness 0.984963 TB clinic 0.836228 original MMWR paper 0.661067 U.S. Government Printing 0.654831 Human Services 0.641949 TB disease 0.818603 Puerto Rico Department 0.69315 MMWR HTML versions 0.654801 U.S. Department 0.642042 on-site radiography equipment 0.703519 TB transmission 0.771754 median estimated length 0.681513 long-term–care facility 0.640859 tuberculin skin testing 0.66549 electronic PDF version 0.654279 Median age 0.614269 TB infection treatment 0.840468 local TB clinic 0.830674 outbreak genotype 0.620703	Kanako Ishida 0.655543 medical facility 0.621266 extended infectious periods 0.776337 symptom screening 0.647505 TB Prevention 0.747433 tuberculin skin 0.76171 W. Randolph Daley 0.650503 Puerto Rico Dept 0.654449 tuberculin skin tests 0.669876 long-term–care facilities 0.648587 Medicaid beneficiary residents 0.686675 TB education 0.754413 Development Program Office 0.653512 facility resident 0.746127 facility residents 0.698336 original paper copy 0.648028 TB Elimination 0.745834 Juan metropolitan area 0.677816 Mycobacterium tuberculosis genotype 0.701808 respiratory failure 0.670494 positive tuberculin skin 0.668253 human immunodeficiency virus 0.667365 facility employees 0.685225	CLICK HERE
8515	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Online Newsroom - Press Release - Nearly 20 percent of teen births are repeat births	Nearly 20 percent of teen births are repeat births	repeat pregnancy 0.551536 Mortality Weekly Report 0.431358 teen mothers 0.453176 Disease Control 0.387105 CDC journal Morbidity 0.456909 effective types 0.370827 health care providers 0.565108 American Indian/Alaska Natives 0.447394 postpartum period 0.372309 CDC Director Tom 0.474698 job opportunities 0.378106 National Vital Statistics 0.44445 female teens 0.379868 birth control 0.37968 record low 0.378874 repeat birth 0.628599 HUMAN SERVICES 0.371411 repeat teen pregnancy 0.661609 Web site 0.370688 geographic differences 0.372208 parents 0.324593 repeat teen births 0.900355 cancer prevention 0.371927 United States 0.452703 geographic disparities 0.381151	percent 0.514709 cardiovascular health 0.379847 unintended pregnancies 0.384223 good news 0.379398 repeat births 0.806198 sexually active teens 0.442731 live birth 0.392055 prescription drug overdose 0.43452 non-Hispanic blacks 0.392308 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.371493 M.P.H 0.318018 latest data 0.373795 non-Hispanic whites 0.389927 key health indicators 0.441655 motor vehicle passenger 0.430606 viral hepatitis 0.370063 Vital Signs report 0.467961 teen births health 0.615331 food safety 0.371401 Frieden 0.319232 New Hampshire 0.373661 Teen birth rates 0.544266 CDC report 0.398446 information 0.323676	CLICK HERE
9031	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Division of Laboratory Sciences - Training Opportunities	null	Ridge Associated Universities 0.959269 CDC 0.219065 environmental health initiatives 0.825511 diverse array 0.5717 public health infrastructures 0.880086	ORISE 0.34542 control programs 0.46786 prevention strategy goal 0.816144 implement prevention 0.51091 Energy facility 0.548595	CLICK HERE
9233	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Assessment of the Needs of Caregivers of Stroke Patients at State-Owned Acute-Care Hospitals in Southern Vietnam, 2011 - CDC	Care for stroke patients has improved steadily in southern Vietnam. Medical treatments such as thrombolytic therapy have been implemented at several hospitals, and stroke-care units composed of a team of various health professionals have been created. However, little attention has been focused on providing support to caregivers of stroke patients.	stroke-patient caregivers 0.40138 highest-ranked state-owned hospitals 0.404148 caregiver concerns 0.418077 state-owned acute-care hospitals 0.995766 discharge 0.406525 previous studies 0.39384 needs 0.458977 stroke caregivers 0.463601 Ho Chi Minh 0.818179 Interprofessional stroke care 0.447308 comprehensive stroke care 0.44801 stroke recurrence 0.445448 mean caregiver age 0.411574 southern Vietnam 0.748487 caregiver needs 0.41377 number caregiver characteristics 0.413115 stroke patients 0.731029 study 0.523826 hospital stay 0.525156 high-income countries 0.454254 Binh Duong Province 0.386412 stroke rehabilitation 0.430651 caregivers 0.792597 stroke care 0.55274	little attention 0.386606 frequently expressed caregiver 0.400048 health care 0.435142 state-owned acute-care hospital 0.509338 caregiver education 0.501217 health care resources 0.406548 stroke survivors 0.584126 family income 0.440967 feasible stroke care 0.429072 Cho Ray Hospital 0.555345 stroke patient 0.572663 stroke 0.807246 Thu Dau Mot 0.387305 Chi Minh City 0.813905 caregiver characteristics 0.721725 caregiver participants 0.412323 high-income country 0.397771 stroke survivor 0.547823 Dau Mot City 0.387362 information 0.459677 state-owned hospitals 0.47424 long-term stroke care 0.423089 stroke prevention 0.40303 hospital discharge date 0.389275	CLICK HERE
10369	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Evaluation of the Effectiveness of a Problem-Solving Intervention Addressing Barriers to Cardiovascular Disease Prevention Behaviors in 3 Underserved Populations: Colorado, North Carolina, West Virginia, 2009 - CDC	In low-income and underserved populations, financial hardship and multiple competing roles and responsibilities lead to difficulties in lifestyle change for cardiovascular disease (CVD) prevention. To improve CVD prevention behaviors, we adapted, pilot-tested, and evaluated a problem-solving intervention designed to address barriers to lifestyle change.	North Carolina 0.561355 study participants 0.515514 group leader 0.509834 program 0.544592 research centers program 0.5188 CVD prevention behaviors 0.524163 health intervention research 0.637595 CVD risk 0.541968 cardiovascular health intervention 0.634973 problem-solving program 0.529321 sessions 0.581997 group format 0.531521 stressful life circumstances 0.768566 American Heart Association 0.511104 social problem-solving theory 0.529922 daily fruit 0.526532 total study group 0.548428 intervention 0.671462 problem-solving therapy 0.573532 prevention research 0.549259 problem-solving approach 0.521601 West Virginia University 0.524424 Diabetes problem-solving scale 0.519741 New Leaf program 0.532851 Likert-type response scale 0.508564	PRC CHIRTN 0.531378 behavioral self-management intervention 0.528827 Anschutz Medical Campus 0.520974 problem-solving intervention 0.599678 intervention study 0.513257 heart disease 0.551488 change intervention approach 0.539444 pair-wise comparisons 0.516654 New Leaf materials 0.513435 5-point Likert-type response 0.509774 Health Problem-Solving Scale 0.541788 daily physical activity 0.5209 problem-solving skills 0.695544 participants 0.706344 intervention program 0.512096 cardiovascular disease 0.525546 vegetable intake 0.604 focus group participants 0.550911 physical activity 0.961611 problem-solving workbook 0.520246 site 0.657532 New Leaf 0.557234 et al 0.60028 intervention implementation 0.518105	CLICK HERE
11442	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Strengthening Public Health Leadership in Central America and the Dominican Republic | CDC Global Health	null	Central American Professionals 0.450003 Central America 0.780417 regional health activities 0.495749 regional coordinating body 0.448972 Health Plan 0.369443 CDC Director 0.420247 Health Surveillance 0.376407 Sentinel Surveillance services 0.397863 Central American 0.665386 central american region 0.594588 President Pro Tempore 0.382137 regional health 0.544119 valuable collaborative work 0.371036 WHO/PAHO International Health 0.448332 Dr. Nelson Arboleda 0.393793 regional health issues 0.497706 brilliant ice breaker 0.378642 health emergencies 0.363185 CDC’s role 0.421002 Dr. Oliver Morgan 0.384032 Government Global Health 0.430511 National Strategic Plans 0.397301 relevant diagnostic tools 0.389146 threat Central America 0.420888	Dominican Republic Office 0.433335 International Health Regulations 0.614654 bi-annual governance meeting 0.387842 Health Security Agenda 0.575118 public health information 0.451561 Dr. Cristina Rabadán-Diehl 0.39859 important public health 0.442193 Global Health Security 0.574451 CDC Central American 0.586348 central american integration 0.600263 regional health officials 0.489591 Dr. Valdés 0.423898 epidemiological surveillance systems 0.39776 health services 0.362876 CDC’s Central 0.446025 Dr. Tom Frieden 0.405849 collaborative work 0.380408 public health 0.521032 laboratory quality assurance 0.384429 HIV/AIDS health indicators 0.445524 COMISCA member countries 0.41825 Dr. Lorenzo Hidalgo 0.400374 Regional Health Policy 0.473637 Dominican Republic 0.970683	CLICK HERE
11779	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Lo que los padres deben saber sobre el enterovirus D68	Cada año, millones de niños en los Estados Unidos contraen enterovirus que pueden causar tos, estornudos y fiebre. Este año, el enterovirus que más frecuentemente está causando enfermedad respiratoria en los niños en todo el país es el enterovirus D68 (EV-D68). Tome medidas básicas para que su hijo no contraiga y propague el EV-D68.	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.389379 largo plazo 0.357444 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.388246 enterovirus d68 0.931271 infecciones respiratorias 0.361937 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.395675	Archivo Adobe PDF 0.388428 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.387648 enfermedad respiratoria 0.895414 Estados Unidos 0.717643 Archivo Microsoft 0.55385	CLICK HERE
14118	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices RecommendedImmunization Schedules for Persons Aged 0 Through 18 Years - UnitedStates, 2016 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	clinical decision making 0.641097 post-vaccination serologic testing 0.618909 Haemophilus influenzae type 0.534185 American Academy 0.632097 inactivated polio vaccine 0.583431 immunization schedule website 0.691581 advisory committee 0.593339 CDC website 0.554861 Drug Administration-licensed vaccines 0.614372 Family Physicians 0.535596 health care providers 0.674515 childhood/adolescent immunization schedules 0.696911 meningococcal vaccines footnote 0.628072 preferred age range 0.533289 CDC immunization schedule 0.745004 meningococcal b vaccine 0.603782 sexual abuse 0.535558 persons 0.535315 displays current schedules 0.576952 Work Group Contributors 0.526277 high risk 0.720961 human papillomavirus 0.539991 ACIP Child/Adolescent Immunization 0.726167 accurate immunization schedules 0.684934 Catch-up immunization schedule 0.646998	content syndication 0.528764 immunization schedule 0.828821 oral poliovirus vaccine 0.580845 age group 0.529172 clearly present recommendations 0.553152 individual clinical decision 0.641116 Meningococcal B vaccines 0.542403 Immunization Practices 0.725024 specific vaccines 0.536908 American College 0.627209 Work Group members 0.530984 possible previous vaccines 0.588382 current immunization schedules 0.701733 ACIP vaccine recommendations 0.737373 website (http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/schedules/index.html). 0.562575 DTaP vaccine 0.529078 Work Group 0.621063 vaccine footnote 0.676563 ACIP recommendations 0.582281 new HPV vaccine 0.58826 Work Group chair 0.528218 immunization schedules 0.974812 readers electronic access 0.544145 purple bar 0.589637	CLICK HERE