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6634	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Chemical Class - Phthalates	Phthalates are a group of aromatic chemicals containing a phenyl ring with two attached and extended acetate groups. They are typically colorless liquids used to make plastics more flexible and resilient, and are often referred to as plasticizers. Because they are not a part of the chain of chemicals (polymers) that makes up plastics, they can be released fairly easily from these products.			CLICK HERE
7129	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012: 11_0333	The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends a schedule of age-specific well-child visits through age 21 years. For children insured by Medicaid, these visits are called Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment (EPSDT). These visits are designed to promote physical, emotional, and cognitive health.	school readiness assessment 0.391436 fetal growth norms 0.371814 South Carolina Medicaid 0.405581 EPSDT services 0.357205 state medicaid 0.363731 number 0.427045 South Carolina births 0.357865 children 0.55904 school readiness 0.710335 preventive care services 0.359226 gestational age 0.370564 Medicaid 0.441942 South Carolina Data 0.367907 poor school performance 0.356776 AAP-recommended EPSDT visits 0.427555 later school readiness 0.392659 periodic screening 0.356971 age-specific well-child visits 0.429867 South Carolina Budget 0.382359 prenatal care 0.406703 kindergarten school readiness 0.401557 state school readiness 0.399194 Medicaid insurance plan 0.3638 social development 0.388774 South Carolina Department 0.375862	S. Reconsidering children 0.358151 health provider visits 0.421563 study children 0.367994 well-child care 0.485908 EPSDT visits 0.932798 parental anticipatory guidance 0.369854 South Carolina 0.75385 life 0.402325 fewer visits 0.500915 school readiness programs 0.406167 Medical University 0.35863 preventive care 0.365302 AAP-recommended number 0.382466 South Carolina Readiness 0.400122 health care 0.372075 Education Goals Panel 0.372122 State Medicaid program 0.361382 National Education Goals 0.373879 child health 0.365374 child characteristics 0.375484 school readiness assessments 0.427715 anticipatory guidance 0.395326 Carolina Medicaid data 0.385024 adequate prenatal care 0.381706	CLICK HERE
7963	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Telebriefing on Vital Signs Report on Binge Drinking among Women and Girls	Telebriefing on U.S. Influenza Activity and Vaccination Rates for Current Season	high school 0.651177 Tom Frieden 0.436152 women binge drinking. 0.533882 report binge drinking 0.575552 binge drinking 0.900553 blood alcohol level 0.454591 thomas frieden 0.583656 high school girls. 0.474946 press star 0.441997 binge drinking.  Binge 0.608352 different way.  Women 0.441987 binge drink.  Binge 0.61118 occasion.  Binge drinking 0.575924 binge drinking occasion 0.561721 mike stobbe 0.456601 alcohol consumption. 0.44668 Dr. Robert Brewer 0.442068 binge drinking. 0.609436 problems.  Binge drinking 0.575389 drinking behavior. 0.465562 binge drinking.  Health 0.525161 U.S. adult women 0.441879 john roberts 0.44154 women 0.5681 wide range 0.455203	Dr.  Frieden 0.514862 drinks 0.449512 TOM SKINNER 0.539833 high school seniors 0.438977 healthy drinking limits. 0.474352 evan brown 0.441549 others.  Binge drinking 0.57412 prevalence 0.438429 robert brewer 0.56498 adult women 0.451252 high school boys 0.473659 Dr. Brewer 0.474942 Dr. Frieden. 0.470956 question 0.518464 binge alcohol episode 0.511524 problem drinking 0.46494 pam harrison 0.478567 u.s. dietary guidelines 0.449367 david beasley 0.437395 higher rate 0.450938 Dr. Thomas Frieden 0.454886 OPERATOR 0.44065 kristina krohn 0.438109 high school girls 0.612057	CLICK HERE
8891	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Malaria - Malaria Worldwide - CDC's Global Malaria Activities	Information on CDC's gloabla malaria activities including PMI.	local disease prevention 0.594361 malaria experts 0.662336 CDC 0.62432 U.S. Agency 0.587788 World Bank 0.5881 United Nations 0.508894 malaria control program 0.807739 Malaria partners 0.720802 key contributions 0.48658 global malaria-focused committees 0.560963 policy development 0.500976 child health program 0.607864 International Development 0.580808 evaluation 0.429344 African countries 0.495626 sub-Saharan Africa 0.491807 malaria control programs 0.73409 pertinent research questions 0.582945 International Red Cross 0.602939 Global Fund 0.49012 national malaria control 0.923658 PMI resident advisor 0.641208 program guidance 0.50055 target countries 0.486725	direct staff support 0.569528 Roll Back Malaria 0.875576 international cooperative agreements 0.585337 Immunization 0.421795 World Health Organization 0.609937 scientific research 0.496175 work 0.434235 President’s Malaria 0.679073 prevention programs 0.497073 USAID 0.528715 maternal health 0.516621 control partners 0.506727 monitoring 0.429367 capacity development 0.49077 malaria deaths 0.758832 PMI activities 0.564423 Malaria goals 0.683002 reproductive health program 0.606904 entomologic support 0.489769 Malaria Initiative 0.774319 U.S. government initiative 0.593921 Expanded Program 0.515918 malaria-endemic countries 0.507734	CLICK HERE
12189	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	New CDC Reports Shows Benefits of Flu Vaccine Last Season But Fewer Than Half of Americans Say They Have Been Vaccinated this Season	New CDC Reports Shows Benefits of Flu Vaccine Last Season But Fewer Than Half of Americans Say They Have Been Vaccinated this Season - CDC	CDC 0.313735 Mortality Weekly Report 0.300818 H3N2 flu viruses 0.491672 different viruses 0.264975 impact data 0.255833 influenza antiviral drugs 0.297499 clinical professionals 0.249176 best way 0.299735 H1N1 pandemic virus 0.297038 ongoing flu vaccination 0.600434 early-season vaccination coverage 0.393009 flu treatment 0.464314 Disease Control 0.26019 young children 0.251379 flu vaccination 0.967394 administrative/non-clinical support staff 0.287927 vaccination rates 0.399018 health care providers 0.378856 flu-associated illnesses 0.269759 estimates 0.251301 influenza activity 0.253252 flu hospitalizations 0.590312 flu illness 0.409543 nurse practitioners/physician assistants 0.286678 flu vaccination uptake 0.566277	H3N2-predominant seasons 0.249662 severe flu-associated outcomes 0.289722 substantial protective benefit 0.284928 2009 pandemic 0.255595 flu illnesses 0.523869 unvaccinated population 0.252795 laboratory information 0.251129 national observance 0.254358 United States 0.297057 influenza-associated illnesses 0.264871 flu vaccine 0.471248 flu complications 0.408224 flu vaccination coverage 0.555515 vaccine virus 0.256976 FluVaxView website 0.250876 National Influenza Vaccination 0.417035 current flu season 0.487089 agency 0.256096 flu vaccination activity 0.554462 antiviral drugs 0.299878 influenza vaccine program 0.316296 Antiviral medications 0.253503 flu season 0.577558 online coverage 0.249348	CLICK HERE
12225	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Ebola epidemic continues to spread, requiring intensifiedeffort | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	Ebola epidemic 0.306037 Dr. Frieden tours 0.491504 director Tom Frieden 0.428247 Ebola Treatment Units 0.346012 Ebola survivor 0.330365 CDC 0.282278 King Tom Cemetery 0.246133 Ebola leadership 0.30317 Conakry Ebola 0.297952 Dr. Stuart Nichol 0.37905 Sierra Leone 0.829519 CDC experts 0.211616 Dr. Frieden visits 0.573111 Ebola cases 0.294281 social services center 0.24424 Dr. Desmond Williams 0.261506	Ebola transmission 0.303285 Dr. Tom Frieden 0.848029 infection control practices 0.213473 Western Area Command 0.356479 Community Care Centers 0.217681 CDC staff 0.210564 Ebola results data 0.374204 Heidi O’Bra 0.420656 front-line health workers 0.219876 Dr. Oliver Morgan 0.255435 Image source 0.397026 Ebola testing 0.286407 West Africa 0.322825 Ambassador John Hoover 0.365642 Dr. Frieden 0.994843 Area Command Centre 0.356438	CLICK HERE
13512	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	What You Should Know for the 2015-2016 Influenza Season | Seasonal Influenza (Flu) | CDC	Basic information about the 2015-2016 flu season - CDC	influenza 0.921735 CDC 0.560835 Mortality Weekly Report 0.428508 different viruses 0.423814 novel influenza 0.46034 2015-2016 influenza vaccines 0.53857 flu vaccine 0.546196 flu-associated deaths 0.464928 2015-2016 flu season 0.599209 influenza-like illness 0.4136 peak weekly percentages 0.537032 vaccine viruses 0.457182 direct contact 0.404368 influenza B viruses 0.629052 young-and middle-aged adults 0.415929 season 0.924755 time flu activity 0.550417 Cities Mortality Reporting 0.615714 deaths 0.615139 Flu VE Network 0.423183 total deaths 0.397988 later season peaks 0.445185 National Center 0.419902 overall influenza activity 0.575987	viruses 0.810521 severe flu illnesses 0.564109 vaccine virus selection 0.406595 flu deaths 0.57721 flu seasons 0.551893 influenza season Morbidity 0.600739 flu vaccine supply 0.538323 H3N2 viruses 0.480375 flu viruses 0.701923 2015-2016 season 0.43639 flu 0.921338 Seasonal Influenza Vaccine 0.704371 influenza-associated pediatric deaths 0.590008 New Jersey 0.403969 influenza seasons 0.533148 influenza vaccine effectiveness 0.651269 H1N1 viruses 0.487364 main circulating flu 0.527218 influenza viruses 0.582346 Health Statistics Mortality 0.432793 public health laboratories 0.500672 end-of-season influenza vaccine 0.560858 flu surveillance systems 0.534684	CLICK HERE
14064	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Outbreak of Locally Acquired Cases ofDengue Fever - Hawaii, 2015 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	initial cases 0.460822 Staff persons 0.455339 dengue infection 0.559605 Locally acquired cases 0.504508 symptom onset 0.459357 Human Services 0.487821 Hawaii Department 0.524321 potential severe dengue 0.595399 mosquito avoidance 0.470748 Big Island 0.484825 U.S. Department 0.484225 acute onset fever 0.529925 actual mosquito bites 0.51683 generalized erythematous rash 0.516473 electronic PDF version 0.491639 state 0.456803 health care providers 0.65189 Hawaii residents 0.476376 additional cases 0.473778 family members 0.461561 likely infection 0.455278 Hawaii Island residents 0.612324 median age 0.455944 dengue IgM result 0.633436	CDC dengue website 0.604927 febrile illness 0.458383 travelers 0.45536 Aedes albopictus 0.461424 dengue fever 0.788428 similar medical advisory 0.50142 mainland U.S. visitors 0.512483 original MMWR paper 0.493577 generalized maculopapular rash 0.506882 dengue fever outbreaks 0.624694 potential exposure sources 0.5129 positive dengue immunoglobulin 0.642451 HDOH Vector Control 0.50508 Disease Outbreak Control 0.500351 dengue patients 0.572875 laboratory-confirmed cases 0.468894 World War 0.49153 secure epidemic information 0.501754 latest outbreak 0.456512 cases 0.515269 Hawaii Island 0.96029 similar signs 0.462825 dengue hemorrhagic fever 0.616171 antibody result 0.464241	CLICK HERE
14197	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Stated Preference for Cancer Screening: A Systematic Review of the Literature, 1990-2013	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.	significant attributes 0.309349 Marshall et 0.305433 health care interventions 0.297196 health care delivery 0.959121 colorectal cancer deaths 0.28041 cancer screening uptake 0.426192 colorectal cancer screening 0.579653 flexible sigmoidoscopy screening 0.31632 results 0.316557 10-yearly colonoscopy screening 0.356191 Preventive Services Task 0.285937 relative preferences 0.288164 colorectal cancer 0.684553 DCE studies 0.276868 test 0.647312 different attributes 0.316082 realistic screening intervals 0.302686 Basen-Engquist et al 0.284696 cervical cancer 0.287144 test attributes 0.523854 SP studies 0.307757 fecal occult blood 0.314895 colorectal cancer tests 0.28967 occult blood test 0.302485 screening test attributes 0.452485	cancer screening 0.726487 unlabeled screening tests 0.321568 multiple attributes 0.294402 additional CA studies 0.274122 colorectal cancer–related death 0.286482 screening test result 0.328104 commonly studied cancer 0.274076 studies 0.694703 CA studies 0.291975 biennial FOBT screening 0.383302 computed tomography colonography 0.281489 preferences 0.404636 process 0.275344 breast cancer screening 0.346579 public health programs 0.341149 tomography colonography 0.310281 test frequency 0.276968 cancer screening tests 0.547996 categorical attributes 0.301665 conjoint analysis 0.322042 patient preferences 0.287488 risk 0.293488 Fewer studies 0.275164 no-test option 0.317024	CLICK HERE
15943	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prevalence of Severe Joint Pain Among Adults withDoctor-Diagnosed Arthritis - United States, 2002-2014 |MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	chronic pain 0.42497 arthritis question 0.349469 adults 0.564214 public health practitioners 0.464025 Human Services 0.377071 National Health Interview 0.485399 pain care 0.498781 psychological distress 0.755118 high school education 0.548774 poor health 0.358862 U.S. Department 0.370255 unadjusted prevalence 0.494755 Unadjusted prevalence estimates 0.430665 health outcomes 0.358887 states.*** Health care 0.357777 heart disease 0.731222 non-Hispanic blacks 0.690645 SJP 0.74042 public health surveillance 0.356755 Health care providers 0.470892 public health 0.494121 doctor-diagnosed arthritis 0.528843 National Pain Strategy 0.509899	final response rates 0.438368 doctor-diagnosed arthritis case 0.412789 body mass index 0.43871 health characteristics 0.412225 age-adjusted prevalence 0.351726 health 0.738431 age-standardized SJP prevalence 0.478044 Health Interview Survey 0.484523 joint pain 0.988993 age-standardized prevalence 0.865795 fair/poor health 0.411016 high prevalence 0.351616 National Pain Strategy* 0.407271 rheumatoid arthritis 0.365782 physical activity 0.516472 self-management education 0.401889 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.391412 age-standardized prevalence estimates 0.44694 public health practice 0.38913 overall health status 0.363652 arthritis 0.733804 leisure-time physical activity 0.447722 Severe joint pain 0.530224	CLICK HERE