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810	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Guidance for Prevention and Control of Influenza in the Peri- and Postpartum Settings	Guidance for the Prevention and Control of Influenza in the Peri- and Postpartum Settings - CDC	unvaccinated family members 0.512385 mother 0.539883 pregnant women 0.550662 general strategies 0.477035 pregnant woman 0.4837 contact 0.481374 health care facility 0.548528 respiratory hygiene 0.548558 his/her mother 0.485656 newborn infant 0.523313 Health care personnel 0.653809 visit Prevention Strategies 0.514355 care givers 0.47817 family members 0.605632 personal protective equipment 0.642868 Additional information 0.474937 influenza virus transmission 0.618028 Influenza vaccination 0.543353 patient care 0.496832 visitors 0.475425 health care settings 0.818186 hand hygiene 0.753285 birth hospitalization 0.480612 influenza 0.789236 potentially infectious materials 0.530482	Standard Precautions 0.503167 temporary separation 0.520065 CDC web site 0.534187 cough etiquette 0.547421 postpartum women 0.530612 respiratory symptoms 0.47552 infection control precautions 0.692599 postpartum settings 0.483932 supplemental strategies 0.476894 hospital 0.481031 health care 0.840874 laboratory-confirmed influenza 0.568911 acute respiratory illness 0.517774 delivery suite 0.522487 private room 0.478838 Seasonal Influenza 0.626305 newborn 0.548988 room 0.517176 his/her ill mother 0.539602 Droplet Precautions 0.948705 severe illness 0.476534 current facility policy 0.640395 practice hand hygiene 0.535053 patient-care activity 0.476704	CLICK HERE
865	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Trends in Foodborne Illness in the United States, 2012 - CDC Features	Documenting trends—which illnesses are decreasing and increasing—is essential for monitoring our progress in reducing foodborne illness.	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
6432	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Avian Influenza Related Links	Avian Influenza Related Links, United States and International - CDC	Seasonal Flu 0.693001 instructions 0.422098 poultry 0.425827 avian influenza 0.983545 email address 0.616798 Food safety issues 0.608122 weekly email 0.618949 avian influenza outbreaks 0.806789 Avian Influenza Information 0.824146	U.S. Department 0.523396 world 0.44963 Northern Hemisphere 0.533944 current outbreaks 0.542261 infections 0.4278 Agriculture 0.422694 dead birds 0.525633 USDA 0.431231 General information 0.51698	CLICK HERE
7456	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	A Brief History of NCEH | 1980-1995 History by Subject	NCEH provides leadership to promote health & quality of life by preventing or controlling those diseases or disabilities resulting from interaction between people and the environment. Site has information/education resources on a broad range of topics, including asthma, birth defects, radiation, sanitation, lead in blood, and more.	spina bifida 0.924091 Orange Validation Study 0.80179 neural tube defects 0.826163 human exposure 0.917446 mental retardation 0.826827 Lead Poisoning Prevention 0.78708 elevated blood lead 0.874793 public health surveillance 0.793728 adverse reproductive outcomes 0.792142 state health departments 0.79124 new human exposure 0.82723 health care personnel 0.786421 results 0.841901 blood lead measurements 0.824603 developmental disabilities 0.786802 ambient ozone exposure 0.798438 human health effects 0.80655 prevention programs 0.803712 lethal chemical weapons 0.813872 TBA blood levels 0.798492 health studies 0.795487 risk factor study 0.789805 lead poisoning 0.857703 public health response 0.827466 Developmental Disabilities Study 0.786506	vietnam veterans 0.808064 health effects 0.93344 study 0.885395 similar dioxin levels 0.789863 epidemiologic studies 0.805733 adverse health effects 0.820346 exposure study measuring 0.835244 folic acid 0.796401 public health 0.943283 blood spots 0.78973 New York 0.78685 national environmental health 0.832117 dioxin exposure 0.804119 birth defects 0.871567 environmental tobacco smoke 0.806447 serum dioxin levels 0.814826 Cohort study results 0.812286 public health assistance 0.791679 epidemiologic study 0.787421 Methyl Parathion Exposure 0.786119 childhood lead poisoning 0.845907 blood lead reference 0.790444 Syndrome Prevalence Study 0.797585 National Human Exposure 0.824754	CLICK HERE
10045	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | From Menu to Mouth: Opportunities for Sodium Reduction in Restaurants - CDC	Restaurant foods can be a substantial source of sodium in the American diet. According to the Institute of Medicine, the significant contribution made by restaurants and food service menu items to Americans’ sodium intake warrants targeted attention. Public health practitioners are uniquely poised to support sodium-reduction efforts in restaurants and help drive demand for lower-sodium products through communication and collaboration with restaurant and food service professionals and through incentives for restaurants. This article discusses the role of the public health practitioner in restaurant sodium reduction and highlights select strategies that have been taken by state and local jurisdictions to support this effort.	new restaurants 0.376352 nutrition information 0.435206 area restaurants 0.359726 public health practitioners 0.62175 chain restaurants 0.412068 entrée menu items 0.350375 Lower sodium intake 0.548008 pizza restaurants 0.376107 New York City 0.393032 sodium reduction 0.840382 privately owned restaurants 0.391872 local restaurants 0.365283 sodium reductions 0.525476 food service 0.454404 public health practitioner 0.392115 sodium content 0.765208 Large restaurants 0.351098 Darden Restaurants 0.366289 sodium 0.93537 restaurant sodium reduction 0.667274 food supply 0.410789 sodium intake warrants 0.554808 Nutrition Facts 0.357611 restaurants 0.684475 Excess sodium consumption 0.529844	sodium intake 0.82442 fast-food restaurant foods 0.361383 current restaurant food 0.349062 United States 0.538889 Reduce Sodium Intake 0.483812 average sodium content 0.547321 sodium decreases 0.447493 restaurant foods 0.633089 population sodium intake 0.559004 away-from-home sodium intake 0.490758 Current sodium reduction 0.498301 sit-down restaurants 0.406283 healthful menu items 0.351764 sodium exposure 0.453886 public health 0.767519 New York 0.403475 food service menu 0.376363 gradual sodium reductions 0.48441 menu items 0.655318 independent restaurants 0.547117 current sodium levels 0.518675 sodium education 0.469023 locally owned restaurants 0.368613 food service professionals 0.389751	CLICK HERE
11328	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tools for Cross-Cultural Communication and Language Access Can Help Organizations Address Health Literacy and Improve Communication Effectiveness	CDC Health Literacy Tools for cross-cultural communication and language access can increase your organization’s communication effectiveness by recognizing and bridging culture differences.	Health Literacy guide 0.691742 Health professionals 0.55961 portal supports NIH 0.622106 language 0.74945 health information 0.577225 native language 0.556753 Minority Health 0.564068 health outcomes 0.557006 health disparities 0.750608 interpreter quality 0.540621 comprehensive Language Access 0.651482 respectful quality care 0.619907 cultural competency 0.611978 health care facility 0.659222 communication 0.783805 American Translators Association 0.605061 Language Access Portal 0.652955 limited english proficiency 0.832005 linguistically appropriate healthcare 0.64528 in-group languages 0.553351 weak literacy 0.563351 Linguistically Appropriate Services 0.663924 primary audience 0.625945 health disparity populations 0.675462 communication effectiveness 0.57703	successful communication 0.564198 group membership 0.554063 health literacy skills 0.912999 cultural health beliefs 0.675593 U.S. Census Bureau 0.603456 language differences 0.64883 non-English speaking populations 0.627721 everyday language 0.653891 Effective Communication 0.548151 multiple languages 0.541507 communication needs 0.548885 cultural group 0.630097 major health disparities 0.691149 cultural differences 0.665315 communication exchange 0.658289 language preferences 0.546172 federal agencies 0.631708 public health 0.578512 Language Assistance Services 0.657441 languages 0.646964 communication rules 0.570417 people 0.691934 communication expectations 0.548899 cross-cultural communications skills 0.617946	CLICK HERE
12639	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Antibiotic Resistance Bacteria Threat Report	CDC's new report covers one of the most serious health threats we face today - antibiotic resistance. The fact that our antibiotics don't work as well as they used to, or at all, against a growing number of infections is alarming. We risk a future where simple infections can turn deadly. Cutting this threat requires urgent and immediate collaboration among public health, clinical medicine, agriculture, industry, and policy makers. 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=82e8cee8c3472670cdbff778ac82115920130914115856715	Health Threat 0.796381 Director 0.334166	Antibiotic-Resistant Germs 0.919344	CLICK HERE
13110	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	¿Por qué hay que reaccionar pronto? - Especiales CDC - CDC en Español	Si está preocupado por el desarrollo de su hijo, no espere. Usted es quien conoce mejor a su hijo. Use una lista de control de indicadores del desarrollo, hable con el médico de su hijo y llame al programa de intervención temprana de su área.	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.823706 Archivo RealPlayer 0.748573 Their Families 0.741057 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.846922 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.831631 Archivo Microsoft 0.991251 llamadas circuitos 0.730359	Archivo Microsoft Word 0.844128 Archivo Texto 0.739017 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.821744 Early Intervention 0.742521 máximo potencial 0.733413 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.826105	CLICK HERE
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