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| HPV vaccination | 0.605735 |
| HPV vaccine | 0.980662 |
| HPV vaccine dose | 0.976691 |
| HPV dose-specific vaccination | 0.232854 |
| percentage points | 0.243426 |
| routine HPV vaccination | 0.216858 |
| vaccination coverage | 0.992911 |
| vaccine series dose | 0.289034 |
| HPV vaccination rates | 0.248254 |
| quadrivalent HPV vaccine | 0.260477 |
| Tdap vaccine dose | 0.521239 |
| HPV vaccination coverage | 0.434262 |
| varicella vaccination coverage | 0.208055 |
| MMR vaccine doses | 0.207173 |
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| MenACWY vaccine dose | 0.559427 |
| HPV vaccine series | 0.435604 |
| HPV vaccination initiation | 0.22534 |
| adolescents | 0.323945 |
| females | 0.307766 |
| vaccine dose coverage | 0.301945 |
| varicella vaccine coverage | 0.257435 |
| doses MMR vaccine | 0.203772 |
| 3-dose HPV vaccination | 0.313473 |
| vaccination provider-reported vaccination | 0.22558 |
| vaccines.††††HPV vaccination | 0.228602 |
| HPV vaccine doses | 0.336051 |
| Tdap vaccination coverage | 0.222366 |
| HPV vaccination series | 0.379517 |
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CDC Statement on Outbreak of STEC O104:H4 infections in Germany - Statement: June 1, 2011 |
CDC Statement on Outbreak of STEC O104:H4 infections in Germany |
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| disease control | 0.483041 |
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| rare strain | 0.53638 |
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| Germany | 0.583219 |
| ongoing outbreak | 0.528596 |
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| United States | 0.947896 |
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| Schleswig Holstein | 0.475856 |
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Preventing Chronic Disease - CDC: Volume 10, 2013: 12_0335 |
Volumen 10 — el 03 de julio de 2013. |
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| medical treatment | 0.418375 |
| state child-specific databases | 0.561253 |
| CDC | 0.352098 |
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| national surveillance | 0.356162 |
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| national database | 0.312107 |
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| states | 0.288181 |
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| grantees | 0.219937 |
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| duplicate test results | 0.409925 |
| Lead Level Rates | 0.402956 |
| state-specific data | 0.327645 |
| data elements | 0.325807 |
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| sequential test results | 0.409803 |
| Confirmed Elevated Blood | 0.56668 |
| individual children | 0.317546 |
| local level | 0.30094 |
| laboratories | 0.236706 |
| State surveillance systems | 0.432256 |
| lead exposure | 0.414313 |
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CDC Telebriefing: CDC update on first Ebola case diagnosed in the United States, 10-02-2014 | Transcript | CDC Newsroom | CDC |
CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos. |
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| CDC | 0.304039 |
| United States | 0.491816 |
| beth bell | 0.61879 |
| Ebola disease | 0.230334 |
| individuals | 0.237911 |
| Ebola cases | 0.273991 |
| dallas county | 0.265163 |
| Ebola case | 0.283365 |
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| barbara reynolds | 0.959196 |
| Ebola testing | 0.200559 |
| Ebola patients | 0.229673 |
| important Ebola cases | 0.22387 |
| clay lewis jenkins | 0.242312 |
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| commercial entity | 0.540949 |
| educational efforts | 0.627791 |
| endorsement | 0.434345 |
| formats | 0.42504 |
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| individuals | 0.425187 |
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| awareness | 0.428273 |
| variety | 0.425061 |
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| action | 0.428239 |
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| prevention | 0.428204 |
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| health care professionals | 0.675359 |
| kids | 0.42833 |
| common goal | 0.565376 |
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| resources | 0.424628 |
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| important role | 0.552858 |
| coaches | 0.425647 |
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| brain injuries | 0.562146 |
| schools | 0.449642 |
| partners | 0.424535 |
| educational initiatives | 0.568269 |
| school professionals | 0.544582 |
| series | 0.428524 |
| response | 0.428147 |
| organizations | 0.449152 |
| CDC HEADS | 0.956844 |
| concussion information | 0.61225 |
| concussions | 0.44315 |
| wide range | 0.543171 |
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Screening for Colorectal Cancer: Optimizing Quality (CME). Primary Care Version Part 2 |
Part 2 of the Primary Care Version CME focuses on why stool blood testing should be offered to patients and the elements of high-quality stool testing, such as selecting an effective test, identifying eligible patients, communicating with patients effectively, high-quality test handling and processing, and ensuring high test completion rates and follow-up after abnormal test results. It is the second of three parts of a continuing education activity that provides guidance and tools for clinicians on the optimal ways to implement screening for colorectal cancer to help ensure that patients receive maximum benefit.
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| Colorectal Cancer | 0.945094 |
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| YouTube | 0.605896 |
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2016 provisional data for the United States | Chikungunya |
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| Puerto Rico | 0.441976 |
| Virgin Islands. | 0.430298 |
| virus disease cases | 0.859543 |
| Table | 0.285145 |
| CDC | 0.259052 |
| traveler | 0.251719 |
| locally-transmitted cases | 0.413286 |
| ArboNET | 0.285563 |
| areas | 0.285821 |
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| nationally notifiable condition | 0.733715 |
| travelers | 0.254353 |
| chikungunya virus disease | 0.977195 |
| standard case definitions | 0.647103 |
| U.S. states | 0.625538 |
| total | 0.286679 |
| illness onset | 0.738418 |
| U.S. territories | 0.418364 |
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