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1324	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Severe Respiratory Illness Associated with Enterovirus D68 -Missouri and Illinois, 2014	On September 8, 2014, this report was posted as an MMWR Early Release on the MMWR website (http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr).	CDC Picornavirus Laboratory 0.348745 chest radiographs 0.295098 Enterovirus D68* 0.286866 unexplained severe respiratory 0.369423 National Enterovirus Surveillance 0.463726 Fredrick Echols 0.225258 airway pressure ventilation 0.478002 nasopharyngeal specimens 0.339422 MMWR Early Release 0.319712 EV-D68 reports 0.227988 Susan I. Gerber 0.308412 state health departments 0.276014 intensive care unit 0.677786 Health care providers 0.292683 Kansas City 0.627891 website (http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr). 0.319532 patients 0.343004 underlying respiratory illness 0.430518 Mercy Hospital 0.30448 Respiratory Diseases 0.271833 various clinical symptoms 0.281256 febrile rash illness 0.364011 respiratory distress 0.276119 1Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.277378 Rangaraj Selvarangan 0.218513	geographically distinct observations 0.290651 respiratory illness 0.907227 United States 0.38735 Chicago Medicine Comer 0.312917 mild respiratory illness 0.412621 George Turabelidze 0.218432 previous history 0.299509 Mary Anne Jackson 0.311406 Ajanta Patel 0.223273 severe symptoms 0.224102 laboratory detections 0.2228 Claire M. Midgley 0.498755 extracorporeal membrane oxygenation 0.28746 EV-D68 0.241998 John T. Watson 0.311271 neurologic illness 0.255754 bilevel positive airway 0.477253 W. Allan Nix 0.31327 positive airway pressure 0.477198 multiplex polymerase chain 0.303455 B. Louise Giles 0.310868 severe respiratory illness 0.798922 Enterovirus infections 0.264403 3Infectious Disease Department 0.279996	CLICK HERE
4579	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Quick Facts for the Public on Antiviral Treatments for 2009 H1N1	null	flu test result 0.492159 influenza diagnostic test 0.246214 rapid flu test 0.633703 prescription antiviral drug 0.359643 high risk groups 0.311647 health care provider 0.760246	rapid flu tests 0.482047 lung disease 0.246344 Health care providers 0.402218 common side effects 0.254942 flu complications 0.61774	CLICK HERE
4952	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Monday, October 11, 2010	null	postnatal depression scale 0.721746 urinary sodium excretion 0.716515 household survey data 0.726354 Nutrition Survey 0.684134 Health Organization African 0.756352 primary care providers 0.729258 African region 0.719429 Maternal influenza vaccination 0.732006 CDC Science Clips 0.9649 Program transition initiative 0.71632 Pathology collaborative project 0.72606 new weekly digest 0.742414 Chief Science Officer 0.755085 school vending machines 0.733181 nested case-control study 0.732124 condom distribution interventions 0.732125 DNA reference materials 0.728845 nutrition examination survey 0.725235 public domain 0.686589 12-month follow-up 0.680641 human immunodeficiency virus 0.746354 Stephen B. Thacker 0.875059 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.7267 Hearing health 0.689088 Multiple healthy behaviors 0.724779	United States 0.776997 behavioural risk factors 0.713814 National Spina Bifida 0.741918 young U.S. adults 0.73296 health study 0.692828 influenza virus infection 0.727025 immunodeficiency syndrome 0.690224 Surveillance System Survey 0.677608 region laboratory accreditation 0.728599 Primary immunodeficiency diseases 0.751281 emergency department patients 0.744992 Pediatr Adolesc Med. 0.733999 optimal self-rated health 0.75848 public health literature 0.753534 Youth Physical Activity 0.735902 B. Thacker CDC 0.958261 high school students 0.725735 randomized controlled trial 0.715591 original sources 0.689143 Korean national health 0.747372 complex activity limitations 0.722734 persistent organic pollutants 0.721957 Health Serv Res. 0.757757 Thacker CDC Library 0.958213	CLICK HERE
5218	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Epidemiology and Microbiology in Adult and Pediatric Patients - 2011 BSI Guidelines	null			CLICK HERE
6412	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Fruit and Vegetable Consumption Among High School Students - United States, 2010	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.	neighborhood stores.§§§ School 0.275303 vegetable consumption 0.576837 School Health Guidelines 0.279605 Sonia A. Kim 0.3095 U.S. Department 0.286028 median consumption 0.337626 Median daily consumption 0.346463 food consumption 0.275135 fruit juice 0.314866 Additional information 0.316745 total fruit consumption 0.337318 National Youth Physical 0.366125 U.S. high school 0.333052 school salad bars 0.275781 high school program 0.287248 schools 0.275168 non-Hispanic white students 0.37143 environmental approaches 0.368728 reported median consumption 0.324701 median number 0.316315 National School Lunch 0.27774 green salad 0.294666 median daily vegetable 0.352392 salad bars 0.311303	consistently low fruit 0.287686 fruit 0.52182 infrequent fruit 0.294442 Nutrition Study 0.290822 Vegetable Program 0.277017 vegetables 0.578628 vegetable recommendations 0.283553 Current daily fruit 0.322985 response options 0.292367 times 0.406334 Hispanic students 0.293798 fruits 0.371909 daily physical activity 0.287999 vegetable access 0.341044 students ate vegetables 0.359389 Youth Physical Activity 0.36573 daily vegetable consumption 0.371788 high school students 0.927446 physical activity 0.545047 total vegetable consumption 0.330322 daily fruit consumption 0.353043 Fresh Fruit 0.279475 high school diploma 0.286148 school food advocates 0.278496	CLICK HERE
7244	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012: 11_0317	CDC’s Colorectal Cancer Control Program (CRCCP) funds 25 states and 4 tribal organizations to promote and increase colorectal cancer screening population-wide. The CRCCP grantees must use evidence-based strategies from the Guide to Community Preventive Services, including small media and client reminders.	patient education materials 0.280029 CRCCP leaders 0.720017 population subgroups 0.273482 small media 0.916496 colorectal cancer control 0.299732 colorectal cancer screening 0.321196 health care providers 0.27751 colorectal cancer resources 0.357778 information resources 0.286591 colorectal cancer 0.759046 client reminders 0.751898 CRC screening 0.430655 community partners 0.767831	environmental scan 0.211237 resources 0.504815 community health centers 0.444735 respondents 0.494126 CRCCP cooperative agreements 0.20387 survey 0.332836 Community Preventive Services 0.291617 American Indian/Alaska Native 0.262687 existing colorectal cancer 0.23914 tribal organizations 0.339524 busy lives 0.235006 message themes 0.200284	CLICK HERE
7676	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	David J. Sencer CDC Museum - Camp Information Frequently Asked Questions	CDC Disease Detective Camp: Frequently Asked Questions - David J. Sencer CDC Museum	health education 0.242156 safety requirements. 0.212292 campers 0.250776 applicants 0.2225 medical treatment focus 0.310687 current newsworthy topics 0.284644 vast field 0.218768 camp staff 0.322564 good learning opportunity 0.306985 CDC’s laboratory 0.371644 government-issued picture ID 0.280683 different career options 0.307441 public’s health 0.251496 CDC staff members 0.428312 clinical medical facility 0.309606 wait list slot 0.324484 Sencer CDC Museum 0.434879 Application Essay Questions 0.32756 CDC Museum 0.553623 mock press conferences 0.278662 high-school juniors 0.313005 application deadline 0.238771 CDC Disease Detective 0.829277 fellow campers 0.221362 Disease Detective Camp 0.927815	people’s health 0.232045 camp applications 0.272554 Complete application 0.24862 teacher/counselor Recommendation Form 0.302165 camp@cdc.gov. 0.267446 2017-2018 school 0.213069 application email 0.250918 e-mail address book 0.290168 camp slot 0.288287 public health 0.583794 public health law 0.305926 data analysis 0.223588 world-renowned CDC scientists 0.421407 teacher recommendation form 0.453789 data collection 0.22362 retired CDC employees 0.4366 global health activities 0.30078 camp session 0.262029 CDC headquarters 0.344838 application 0.389137 CDC Museum Disease 0.476098 systematic study 0.217025 CDC facility availability 0.418004 application process 0.242733	CLICK HERE
8142	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preconception Care, Show Your Love Campaign - Images, Doctor	null	Save Image As… 0.260965 Save target 0.988722 Save Picture As… 0.271105	right click 0.214424 picture,right click 0.926116	CLICK HERE
11318	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Measures of People's Skills and Experiences	This page provides tools and resources for researching and evaluating health literacy practice.	American adults 0.355978 International Assessment 0.396015 Health Literacy Measurement 0.553524 Healthcare Providers 0.352618 psychometric properties 0.352495 health information 0.405512 Group Survey 0.352347 Health Literacy Tool 0.583317 RTI International 0.355202 Health Literacy Component 0.576062 health care professionals 0.41471 National Center 0.359917 Educational Progress 0.352155 Addressing Health Literacy 0.555327 people’s literacy 0.532574 technology-rich environments 0.356874 Literacy Tool Shed 0.534949 various subject areas 0.399765 international survey 0.359751 health-related materials 0.355715 Boston University 0.350244 health literacy 0.901496 Consumer Assessment 0.363485 NAAL 0.376742 Adult Competencies 0.403175	first-ever national assessment 0.419518 health literacy measures 0.544518 AHRQ-funded researchers 0.350424 United States 0.349566 health literacy—individuals 0.370742 nationally representative assessment 0.414253 Education Statistics 0.355812 national assessment 0.436978 comprehensive measure 0.367964 Communicate Health 0.370003 CAHPS Consortium 0.353096 health literacy skills 0.613814 reliable assessments 0.350411 supplemental set 0.352362 peer-reviewed literature 0.349426 National Library 0.354013 English literacy 0.510902 Different surveys 0.362058 adult literacy 0.534054 CAHPS Item Set 0.395474 primary goal 0.351473 CAHPS Clinician 0.35622 numeracy skills 0.371806 evaluation questions 0.361329	CLICK HERE
13868	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Changes in Food Choices of Participants in the SpecialDiabetes Program for Indians&ndashDiabetes PreventionDemonstration Project, 2006&ndash2010	Preventing Chronic Disease (PCD) is a peer-reviewed electronic journal established by the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. PCD provides an open exchange of information and knowledge among researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and others who strive to improve the health of the public through chronic disease prevention.	healthy food choices 0.776033 high-density lipoprotein 0.477245 Anschutz Medical Center 0.518684 FBG 0.448223 systolic blood pressure 0.457212 annual assessment 0.774244 Lifestyle Balance curriculum 0.57841 unhealthy food items 0.483774 healthy food 0.849858 healthy food items 0.456964 blood pressure 0.578869 body mass index 0.602269 diabetes-related factors 0.58781 baseline 0.447758 Special Diabetes Program 0.609107 indian health 0.481968 healthy food score 0.752916 sociodemographic characteristics 0.478909 diabetes prevention program 0.693706 healthy food scores 0.462972 27-item food frequency 0.451834 evidence-based Diabetes Prevention 0.453424 unhealthy food score 0.83217 healthy foods 0.48705	Diabetes Prevention Study 0.455379 blood glucose 0.464488 Indian health programs 0.457391 unhealthy food choices 0.526205 SDPI–DP project 0.496569 food choices 0.935168 changes 0.445021 lifestyle intervention 0.453904 diabetes prevention strategies 0.446912 unhealthy foods 0.614721 participants 0.485556 Colorado Anschutz Medical 0.518689 urban Indian health 0.452045 Rapid Assessment 0.456532 16-session Lifestyle Balance 0.47331 food scores 0.615011 food items 0.523833 food frequency questionnaire 0.576249 AI/AN adults 0.461148 unhealthy food scores 0.489866 aerobic activity 0.465021 Indian Health Service 0.451102 physical activity 0.828152 low-density lipoprotein 0.486439	CLICK HERE