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4920	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Klebsiella pneumoniae in Healthcare Settings - HAI	null	Klebsiella 0.953813 healthcare personnel 0.267481 Klebsiella infection 0.617271 Gram-negative infections 0.248443 Klebsiella bacteria 0.832962 strict cleaning procedures 0.256015 bloodstream infection 0.231836 certain antibiotics 0.26437 fewer antibiotics 0.249724 healthcare-associated infections 0.270319 infection control precautions 0.301892 Klebsiella species 0.469741 human stool 0.200371 Gram-negative bacteria 0.302375	healthcare provider instructs 0.257914 Klebsiella infections 0.799896 carbapenem antibiotics 0.250639 surgical site infections 0.351489 patients 0.271984 KPC-producing bacteria 0.256695 person-to-person contact 0.279402 bloodstream infections 0.279872 breathing machines 0.277963 healthcare provider 0.40027 healthcare settings 0.415784 hand hygiene 0.327004 human gut bacteria 0.330207 antibiotics 0.37972	CLICK HERE
10360	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Native American Race, Use of the Indian Health Service, and Breast and Lung Cancer Survival in Florida, 1996-2007 - CDC	We evaluated associations of race, primary payer at diagnosis, and survival among patients diagnosed in Florida with lung cancer (n = 148,140) and breast cancer (n = 111,795), from 1996 through 2007. In multivariate models adjusted for comorbidities, tumor characteristics, and treatment factors, breast cancer survival was worse for Native American women than for white women (hazard ratio [HR], 1.52; 95% confidence interval [CI], 1.05–2.20) and for women using the Indian Health Service than for women using private insurance (HR, 1.71; 95% CI, 1.33–2.19). No survival association was found for Native American compared with white lung cancer patients or those using the Indian Health Service versus private insurance in fully adjusted models. Additional resources are needed to improve surveillance strategies and to reduce cancer burden in these populations.	Native American community 0.503486 fully adjusted model 0.536341 Florida Cancer Data 0.514869 IHS regions 0.50173 female breast cancer 0.625854 IHS users 0.516733 Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer 0.524523 primary payer 0.603861 white lung cancer 0.539826 Native American groups 0.50207 cancer care costs 0.497546 lung cancer 0.797305 Native American women 0.528642 IHS providers 0.513036 worse survival 0.527125 IHS 0.70128 fully adjusted models 0.558946 Native American race 0.806219 Miami Miller School 0.547982 private insurance 0.675906 cancer burden 0.499839 Incident lung cancer 0.525536 Florida population-based cancer 0.51316 Native American population 0.503592	health care 0.51473 Native American 0.825226 lung cancer patients 0.715716 lung cancer survival 0.557172 cancer care 0.512205 current cancer care 0.499964 breast cancer patients 0.638393 breast cancer survival 0.566085 self-reported Native American 0.505736 IHS services 0.516309 IHS vs 0.511716 Native American communities 0.501797 breast cancer 0.781632 neighborhood area poverty 0.552398 Comprehensive Cancer Center 0.525058 Public Health Sciences 0.513129 Indian Health Service 0.652703 breast cancer mortality 0.508556 Native Americans patients 0.525646 high-quality cancer care 0.497257 area poverty levels 0.552972 IHS health services 0.574466 univariate model 0.503455	CLICK HERE
10586	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Minority Health Home Page	The Office of Minority Health and Health Equity (OMHHE) Mission: Advance health equity and women’s health issues across the nation through CDC’s science and programs, and increase CDC’s capacity to leverage its diverse workforce and engage stakeholders toward this end.	Nation 0.333393 Minority Health Determines 0.736484 list Skip 0.760029 health indicators 0.499822 death 0.331167 disproportionate burden 0.569968 United States 0.502665 minorities 0.353624 page options Skip 0.942389	Americans 0.341007 percent 0.354221 navigation Skip 0.767184 infant mortality 0.532337 population 0.339503 life expectancy 0.523278 century 0.33297 preventable disease 0.52216 ethnic minority group 0.704553	CLICK HERE
11193	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Salmonella Infections Linked to Live Poultry | May 2014 |Salmonella	Multistate Outbreak of Human Salmonella Infantis and Salmonella Newport Infections Linked to Live Poultry in Backyard Flocks			CLICK HERE
11276	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Young Worker Safety and Health: Teacher Resources - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic	Young Worker Safety and Health: Teacher Resources	Decibels (DVD) 0.652271 Safety Curriculum Updated 0.693587 hazard recognition 0.579614 electrical trades 0.651965 EHS professionals 0.574364 Safety Checklist Program 0.775561 transferable competencies 0.587154 Safety Curriculum 0.707656 workforce 0.531687 NIOSH Publication 0.919567 NIOSH Safety Checklist 0.739808 needs 0.527904 imaginary evil BodgeDab 0.632344 health programs 0.576756 specific child labor 0.652136 Miami-Dade County 0.584442 electrical work 0.58428 young workers 0.581365 group training 0.583534 hearing loss 0.572369 teen worker rights 0.648402 Puerto Rico 0.578597 harmful exposures 0.578389 safe classrooms 0.586817	Work Game 0.578828 workplace safety 0.602565 new Youth 0.583282 health curriculum 0.587174 Research 0.527939 young people 0.658325 NIOSH Publication No. 0.727993 hazards 0.603081 zombie 0.529108 U.S. Virgin Islands 0.649122 appropriate precautionary actions 0.642409 easy-to-read source 0.579111 post-secondary electrical trades 0.648634 Washington D.C. 0.583267 Chemistry Laboratory Safety 0.662496 Electrical Safety 0.602479 career-technical education 0.575575 occupational safety 0.591108 multilayered introduction 0.580153 high school students 0.653017 Educator Resources 0.572949 Electrical Trades Student 0.647105 foundation curriculum 0.59045 group settings 0.656225	CLICK HERE
12245	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Disease Detective: Nicole - CDC Responds to the 2014 Ebola Outbreak	CDC works 24/7 saving lives, protecting people from health threats, and saving money to have a more secure nation. A US federal agency, CDC helps make the healthy choice the easy choice by putting science and prevention into action. CDC works to help people live longer, healthier and more productive lives.	training course 0.382687 clean water 0.386784 Ministry 0.23117 craft 0.233332 international partners 0.380631 arrangement 0.231168 relationships 0.231219 six-year old son 0.534774 Health Promotion team 0.566003 outbreak 0.240836 CDC’s Freetown 0.462002 eye opening 0.408149 rollout 0.24135 entire family 0.385519 work 0.266435 epidemic 0.239753 Kroo Bay Slum 0.868382 capital city 0.399426 lack 0.23185 life expectancy 0.424846 Ebola-prevention messages 0.396457 ground 0.233671 Sierra Leonean journalists 0.660946 neighborhood 0.233556 tough decision 0.371402	educational messages 0.382456 basic sanitation 0.413684 community leaders 0.379047 31-year-old CDC communications 0.671308 Sierra Leone 0.929573 general population 0.391532 virus 0.265773 radio media outlets 0.535577 Nicole 0.680512 health promotors 0.387528 direct impact 0.385926 CDC employees 0.43498 local journalists 0.572637 Ebola Big Idea 0.666598 National Ebola Response 0.669205 families 0.232951 medical care 0.41451 people 0.270302 ambulances 0.239138 help 0.232322 current deployment 0.379507 regular access 0.393357 visit 0.262687 separate room 0.385156	CLICK HERE
12916	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Concussion Videos - Heather O'Reilly's Story (Soccer)	heather_personal_story-H.264 800Kbps	heather_personal_story-H.264 800Kbps 0.789602		CLICK HERE
13478	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Family History and Other Characteristics That Increase Risk for Heart Disease	A family history of heart disease increases your risk. Having other risk factors can put you at even greater risk.	play 0.417733 Health Genomics web 0.608158 unhealthy diet 0.530399 smoking cigarettes 0.503902 CDC’s Office 0.510198 related conditions 0.506438 health conditions 0.513532 Genetic factors 0.507974 generation 0.417923 genes 0.445001 behaviors 0.420865 heredity 0.46147 lifestyles 0.421346 American Indians 0.495654 Public Health Genomics 0.761003 Asian Americans 0.49473 Family members share 0.631945 women 0.428334 Age. Your risk 0.503152 role 0.417722 ethnicity 0.480989 death 0.428462 Family Health Portrait 0.608812 United States 0.497954 family history information 0.60085	cause 0.429449 unhealthy lifestyle choices 0.615912 genetics 0.417015 heart disease 0.952527 non-Hispanic blacks 0.52933 potential factors 0.506031 useful tool 0.500135 non-Hispanic whites 0.526203 federal agencies 0.499668 Sex. Heart disease 0.6159 process 0.417884 race 0.447414 family pass traits 0.615484 heart disease share 0.640423 people 0.433748 heart disease increases 0.620359 Pacific Islanders 0.500502 Surgeon General 0.498872 site 0.416951 Family health history 0.742217 Web-based tool 0.498207 high blood pressure 0.598585 health risks 0.512117 common environments 0.505175	CLICK HERE
14012	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tuberculosis Contact Investigations - United States,2003-2012	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Often called 'the Voice of CDC,' the MMWR series is the agency's primary vehicle for scientific publication of timely, reliable, authoritative, accurate, objective, and useful public health information and recommendations. MMWR readership predominately consists of physicians, nurses, public health practitioners, epidemiologists and other scientists, researchers, educators, and laboratorians.	contagious TB patients 0.361181 treatment 0.450531 latent TB infection 0.362362 Puerto Rico 0.503762 Kai H. Young 0.258557 potential TB cases 0.326781 smear-positive index patient 0.260737 United States 0.220668 index TB cases 0.342354 health care provider 0.321341 TB elimination 0.334301 culture-positive index patient 0.259419 smear-positive index patients 0.348176 smear-positive TB patient 0.333845 public health authorities 0.253619 contact investigations 0.656038 number 0.207765 TB contact investigations 0.604317 index patient 0.521022	culture-positive pulmonary TB 0.343733 health departments 0.218827 index patients 0.61104 sputum smear-positive index 0.303078 smear-positive TB patients 0.337858 public health 0.278912 50 states 0.264708 index TB patient 0.350324 TB Prevention 0.274814 culture-positive index patients 0.349106 TB cases 0.861261 infected contacts 0.260263 LTBI 0.43842 TB 0.94044 M. tuberculosis 0.235502 TB control 0.320811 local TB control 0.304861 global TB control 0.317465	CLICK HERE
16446	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Increases in Drug and Opioid-Involved Overdose Deaths - United States, 2010-2015	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	specific drug 0.286821 harm reduction approaches 0.230853 illicit opioids 0.210009 deaths.† Drug overdose 0.206652 opioid subcategories 0.202969 U.S. opioid epidemic 0.278742 age-adjusted death rates 0.270365 commonly prescribed opioids 0.214303 South Carolina 0.20155 states 0.330766 cause-of-death codes 0.220032 percentage points 0.202319 heroin death rates 0.326373 overdose death rates 0.269049 synthetic opioids 0.595594 Prescribing Opioids 0.213799 disorder treatment capacity 0.232735 law enforcement strategies 0.230229 natural/semi-synthetic opioid death 0.214891 overall drug overdose 0.205337 joinpoint regression.¶ Opioid 0.201436	prescription opioids 0.223801 natural/semisynthetic opioids 0.268868 heroin deaths 0.23659 law enforcement 0.250358 natural/semisynthetic opioid deaths 0.269717 specific drug differing 0.233917 overdose death rate 0.203643 drug overdose deaths 0.957639 opioid deaths 0.290846 drug overdose death 0.459399 methadone death rates 0.315366 methadone deaths 0.230934 opioid death rates 0.389762 National Vital Statistics 0.273498 natural/semisynthetic opioid death 0.339992 fewer deaths 0.201421 opioid use disorder 0.210522 overdose death certificates 0.355323 illicit opioid supply 0.294476 death rates 0.847288 opioid overdose death 0.281969	CLICK HERE