ARTICLES LIST

 

Total Results: 16203

Media ID Source Name Media Type Language Media Name Media Description Keywords Keywords Link to Article
1254 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en National, Regional, State, and Selected Local AreaVaccination Coverage Among Adolescents Aged 13-17 Years - UnitedStates, 2013 Laurie D. Elam-Evans, PhD1, David Yankey, MS1, Jenny Jeyarajah, MS1, James A. Singleton, PhD1, C.
MenACWY dose coverage0.358765
hpv vaccine0.658398
HPV coverage analyses0.382936
3-dose HPV series0.371287
vaccination coverage0.983107
NIS-Teen data0.357333
HPV vaccination coverage0.557702
HPV vaccination health0.42508
lower HPV0.365154
vaccination coverage levels0.421077
dose HPV coverage0.453562
HPV vaccination initiation0.429728
poverty level0.359874
adolescents0.59586
adolescent females0.338894
males0.362072
vaccination coverage target0.35146
Vaccination coverage increases0.351156
effective HPV vaccines0.373363
vaccination coverage differences0.371818
HPV vaccine doses0.434101
Regional Vaccination Coverage0.356552
HPV vaccination series0.428299
HPV immunization0.346498
high vaccination coverage0.353406
HPV vaccination0.677567
HPV 3-dose series0.41463
varicella doses0.385481
higher vaccination coverage0.390272
physician HPV vaccination0.422764
HPV coverage0.471373
HPV vaccine dose0.541629
HPV vaccination topics0.422928
HPV doses.¶0.357533
HPV0.849199
percentage points0.472659
vaccination coverage rates0.359923
MenACWY dose0.478678
HPV dose0.674173
HPV Vaccine Task0.390988
MMR vaccination coverage0.361402
national vaccination coverage0.394341
3-dose HPV completion0.367349
HPV doses0.638348
HPV vaccine series0.398877
females0.495596
Tdap dose0.377777
3-dose HPV vaccination0.427215
greater vaccination coverage0.359135
CLICK HERE
5009 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en Shelter-in-Place in a Radiation Emergency Information on terrorism and public health. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
power plant accident0.928697
harmful radiation0.653816
exposure0.232612
radiation emergency0.675931
dirty bomb0.564833
radioactive materials0.489499
severe weather conditions0.758473
simple precautions0.474194
stable building0.452771
shelter area0.392528
short time0.450762
CLICK HERE
5635 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en 4-Dimethylaminoazobenzene - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards null
MPEG0.378858
search0.263099
PDF0.261307
PPT0.446092
DOC0.368812
information0.262482
different file formats0.938484
page0.276773
CLICK HERE
6534 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en APPENDIX - January 6, 2012 Job safety analysis sample form 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.
mmwrq@cdc.gov.0.759147
date0.537149
endorsement0.654049
U.S. Government Printing0.89686
Human Services0.955758
assistive technology0.782921
Superintendent0.551385
Users0.535352
assistance0.542355
title0.539653
URL0.539329
content0.53775
U.S. Department0.945508
MMWR HTML versions0.921359
MMWR readers0.746252
character translation0.723827
file0.542737
identification0.539007
pages0.537717
MMWR paper copy0.91935
electronic PDF version0.90167
Persons0.542991
publication0.537116
e-mail0.578895
http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr0.535207
format errors0.742736
**Questions0.535515
subject line0.747245
Health0.57393
Contact GPO0.798791
typeset documents0.748214
trade names0.744577
commercial sources0.744261
official text0.718985
current prices0.719791
non-CDC sites0.737741
original paper copy0.904107
References0.538416
report0.539603
organizations0.538015
messages0.535482
information0.542792
Accommodation0.539704
Internet0.538316
programs0.537965
electronic conversions0.726979
articles0.536311
CLICK HERE
7332 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en MMWR News Synopsis: August 23, 2012 CDC Media Relations - MMWR News Synopsis: August 23, 2012
pregnant patients0.47259
Heavy metal exposure0.606221
routine prenatal visits0.616555
New York City0.626904
Heavy metal0.609931
vaccination coverage0.918979
National Center0.455306
potential threat0.440148
school0.346189
health care providers0.610913
varicella vaccine0.470687
TB Prevention0.461416
New York State0.621609
percent coverage0.515279
rubella vaccine0.468064
target levels0.461118
acellular pertussis0.479251
Viral Hepatitis0.466066
healthy people0.696964
oral Ayurvedic medications0.647779
lead poisoning0.488146
tetanus toxoids0.458518
HUMAN SERVICES0.44489
lead exposure0.49307
News Media Line0.584187
unvaccinated children0.45245
heavy metal exposures0.599321
CDC Division0.516956
products0.351832
adverse health effects0.617204
low vaccination coverage0.675041
U.S. DEPARTMENT0.445904
gram/deciliter.  Lead concentrations0.634651
highlights vaccination coverage0.697129
Public health professionals0.610429
Ayurvedic medications0.652802
Exemptions levels0.478587
Electronic Media0.479263
Median vaccination coverage0.729289
extremely transmissible diseases0.574357
year.  Statewide levels0.598357
immunization schedule0.451527
median coverage0.5078
risk0.352222
vaccine-preventable diseases0.464791
best protection0.447578
kindergarten children0.460935
measles0.417879
blood lead levels0.649723
CLICK HERE
8922 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en Vaccine Information Statement: Adenovirus - Vaccines - CDC Adenovirus Vaccine Information Statement
respiratory illness0.485476
runny nose0.498275
Page0.506674
bowel movements0.478517
medical advice0.478645
frequent hand washing0.543171
vaccine virus0.584426
abdominal pain0.47507
pregnant women0.558287
nursing mothers0.481006
nearest hospital0.474504
severe allergies0.505878
severe allergic reaction0.562181
severe outbreaks0.508251
severe problems0.500468
sore throat0.586096
bowel problems0.495122
virus types0.488392
close contact0.474789
respiratory tract infection0.550176
personal contact0.482758
Current Edition Date0.572442
vaccine tablets0.608235
severe stomach pain0.561588
stuffy nose0.482107
fast heartbeat0.475872
adenovirus infection0.681564
basic training0.484146
Vaccine Adverse Event0.627586
proper personal hygiene0.54005
handling objects0.486738
military recruits0.563993
mild problems0.487953
joint pain0.475069
infected person0.581268
VAERS website0.499217
drug treatment0.481386
medical conditions0.479565
high fever0.474465
high risk0.480293
cancer chemotherapy0.479351
unusual condition0.472475
difficulty breathing0.472457
adenovirus vaccine0.952193
live adenovirus Type0.674856
eye infections0.494075
military personnel0.544822
CLICK HERE
11335 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en Treatment | Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever null
semen0.484791
vision problems0.438656
recovery0.354661
virus0.386331
long-term complications0.446648
treatments0.328029
life0.326552
immune response0.457077
different species0.433965
antiviral drug0.477909
safety0.327823
patient0.327426
antibodies0.332006
Experimental vaccines0.455442
man0.325409
effectiveness0.33007
development0.327965
following basic interventions0.582172
survival0.329032
medicine0.330796
body fluids0.440682
people0.385906
chances0.33666
good supportive care0.56968
FDA-approved vaccine0.484268
Ebola infection develop0.790868
time0.346829
Ebola0.933829
Symptoms0.331375
CLICK HERE
12949 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en Skin Cancer Prevention | CDC Features Traveling for spring break? Don’t forget to pack, protect yourself from the sun!
skin cancer0.933115
sunbathing0.355957
pants0.3395
SPF0.419189
sun protection strategies0.731055
Sailing0.339246
minimal protection0.511659
base tan0.516726
sunglasses0.394102
Southern Hemisphere0.536213
midday0.352071
shade0.387898
sun protection0.852741
insect repellent0.684223
snow0.380285
sun safety0.559748
sun protective gear0.715798
UVB rays0.553408
simple strategies0.532786
UVA0.347186
United States0.555165
wide brim0.535767
trip damages0.513774
December–March0.340064
broad-spectrum sunscreen0.914448
long-sleeved shirts0.518301
sunburn0.360602
water increases exposure0.720019
summer0.340096
Enjoy safe travels0.699791
equator0.35777
cases0.341224
cabana0.349249
outdoor activities0.524602
protective clothing0.504856
Pack sun protection0.729031
health0.34502
people0.343983
cloudy0.352307
ears0.342773
Travelers spending time0.752136
beach0.341211
sun exposure0.536605
water activities0.516861
risk0.389539
family0.341021
safe fun0.508005
sweating0.349462
CLICK HERE
14120 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en Vital Signs: Alcohol-Exposed Pregnancies - United States,2011-2013 | MMWR The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
teratogen.* Prenatal alcohol0.551271
alcohol-exposed pregnancy risk0.558866
B. Fetal alcohol0.534584
drank alcohol0.523296
pregnant women0.584968
drink alcohol0.552555
behavioral counseling0.502489
Prev Med0.486786
Kanny D. Alcohol0.526295
adverse reproductive outcomes0.507786
pregnancy risk prevalence0.48781
health care providers0.564234
alcohol0.904908
developmental disabilities0.491101
alcohol-exposed pregnancy0.897188
alcohol screening0.599033
brief intervention0.533779
U.S. women0.489956
fetal alcohol spectrum0.775226
women0.717861
U.S. Preventive Services0.513738
alcohol misuse screening0.578748
United States0.567357
services task force0.664244
alcohol consumption0.734768
mean alcohol intake0.530891
women considering pregnancy0.500032
alcohol misuse0.601392
excessive alcohol0.639348
drinking alcohol0.576885
alcohol dependence0.515767
brief alcohol intervention0.534311
fetal alcohol effects0.533822
alcohol sbi0.648277
fetal alcohol syndrome0.578668
Alcohol Clin Exp0.543658
alcohol abstinence0.516601
preventive services task0.661763
Prenatal alcohol exposure0.579389
nonsterile U.S. women0.478643
alcohol SBI¶¶0.514472
nonsterile women0.493472
Coupling alcohol SBI0.545791
alcohol spectrum disorders0.750818
routine alcohol screening0.542189
et al0.495806
primary care0.641215
available contraception methods0.495721
CLICK HERE
16027 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en Staying Healthy on a Long-Distance Flight | CDC Features Planning a trip abroad? Whether traveling for business, to study, or on a much-needed vacation, this information can make your long flight more comfortable and healthier.
DVT0.604573
blood clot forms0.694929
low humidity0.643478
lotion0.34008
temporary sleep disorder0.613562
limited movement0.493801
nonalcoholic beverages0.503201
healthy travels0.466115
HEPA0.338264
health issues0.499177
lip balm0.497819
trip0.368942
coughing0.352826
air pressure0.650806
aircraft cabin environment0.943919
long-distance flights0.787866
extended period0.488257
lungs0.33849
much-needed vacation0.525203
eye drops0.491126
additional risk factors0.643124
cabin air0.554023
jet lag0.97557
high-efficiency particulate air0.654829
fascinating destinations0.473437
sleeping schedule0.470221
low-frequency vibration0.495815
Best wishes0.475948
carry-on luggage0.498969
cabin noise0.546995
airborne germs0.490772
critical business0.469638
multiple time zones0.627085
constant background noise0.642172
long flight0.516958
physical performance0.476054
Long-distance travelers0.81149
pulmonary embolism0.506181
Practice good handwashing0.629211
takeoff0.33879
people0.334836
vacation activities0.468417
deep vein thrombosis0.681035
discomfort0.340255
earplugs0.343776
information0.336031
blood clot0.728988
nonstop flight0.531139
large vein0.507033
CLICK HERE

 

 

 

Terms of Use | Privacy Policy
©2017 ARCHES Technology. All Rights Reserved.