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765	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Medication and Pregnancy	Pregnant women should not stop or start taking any type of medication that they need without first talking with a doctor. Women planning to become pregnant should discuss any medication with their doctor before becoming pregnant.	CDC 0.335283 common conditions 0.392086 type 0.345033 Teratology Information Specialists 0.473763 possible risks 0.395561 Thalomid® 0.320615 mother 0.33166 pregnant women 0.747163 safety 0.397316 medications 0.965984 pregnant woman 0.462628 action 0.323324 internet websites post 0.490152 health conditions 0.39329 U.S. Food 0.40931 pregnant women volunteers 0.533623 pregnancy 0.761782 over-the-counter medications 0.550191 Safer Medication 0.456945 OTIS counselor 0.398652 market 0.344357 effects 0.399647 Examples 0.320633 healthcare providers 0.391691	unborn baby 0.605299 FDA 0.345449 best alternatives 0.38771 Drug Administration 0.409274 effective contraception methods 0.493518 database 0.334667 dietary supplements 0.402472 certain medications 0.5294 studies 0.368303 National Library 0.39408 federal agencies 0.393284 isotretinoin 0.325407 important thing 0.399004 Treating 0.372273 medication 0.777638 initiative strives 0.394222 birth defects 0.626273 doctor 0.560552 healthcare provider 0.7186 high blood pressure 0.484994 herbal products 0.499236 potential alternatives 0.388386 Learn 0.323339 breastfeeding 0.336936	CLICK HERE
4853	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Staphylococcus aureus pneumoniae in Healthcare Settings - HAI	null	noses 0.342222 Pneumonia 0.334953 harm 0.334507 Vancomycin-intermediate Staphylococcus aureus 0.712665 lung disease 0.577641 certain antibiotics 0.453319 type 0.327493 staph causes infections 0.922802 certain groups 0.446895 staph bacteria 0.866132 drug abuse 0.438983 puncture wound 0.461153 direct contact 0.440139 immune systems 0.438819 MRSA 0.331934 eczema 0.332763 Staphylococcus aureus 0.937378 foot 0.323307 trauma 0.325207 drug-resistant staph infections 0.844621 heart failure 0.440247	bloodstream 0.400574 greater risk 0.434644 VRSA 0.342491 Vancomycin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus 0.731223 VISA 0.325833 people 0.392374 stroke 0.323709 chronic conditions 0.437437 Bacteremia 0.325124 staf 0.350833 Osteomyelitis 0.323659 bone infection 0.489836 vascular disease 0.43667 Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus 0.729477 healthcare setting 0.431635 Endocarditis 0.338658 healthcare settings 0.449405 cancer 0.322967 time 0.32703 mechanical ventilators 0.458615 intravenous catheters 0.479623	CLICK HERE
5699	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Acetone cyanohydrin - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards	null	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
6469	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	State legislation savvy: a primer and tools for online legislative research in the United States	We describe sources and methods for state legislative research and provide access to the State Legislative Search Guide tool.	Condensed State Legislative 0.368585 National Online Legislative 0.293803 domain state databases 0.366153 relevant legislation 0.277185 online legislative research 0.352752 legislative research 0.529382 state legislative database 0.392328 search phrases 0.3006 offer searchable legislation 0.278684 subscription databases 0.703471 state databases 0.592395 current legislation 0.304267 state legislative information 0.412845 advanced search options 0.303307 model legislation 0.292962 search guide tool 0.539128 available state databases 0.308655 state legislative websites/databases 0.371173 state policy trends 0.280045 chronic disease burden 0.284003 state legislation 0.524874 chronic disease prevention 0.433639 state-run legislative databases 0.351905 major subscription databases 0.277588 Ross C. Brownson 0.269728	legislative search engines 0.350064 State legislation savvy 0.381013 Legislative research tips 0.343357 new legislation 0.275731 public health policy 0.271966 cross-state legislative research 0.32321 State Net 0.31014 personal oral communication 0.263648 state legislative research 0.483897 states 0.337903 CQ State Track 0.491686 state legislative databases 0.510973 St. Louis 0.312485 legislation 0.577368 state physical education 0.269424 Legislative Search Guide 0.902622 state legislation online 0.329563 Amy A. Eyler 0.273199 single-state subscription databases 0.458794 state legislative websites 0.439236 public domain state 0.509385 legislative summaries 0.378597 Tracking current legislation 0.270793 State Legislative Search 0.908957	CLICK HERE
8093	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Interim Adjusted Estimates of Seasonal Influenza VaccineEffectiveness - United States, February 2013	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.	U.S. Influenza Vaccine 0.82973 influenza infection 0.469524 test result status 0.375221 trivalent influenza vaccine 0.524496 Influenza Div 0.519699 Ann Arbor 0.377696 Group Health Research 0.378463 Group Health Cooperative 0.423078 Influenza Vaccine Effectiveness 0.828889 Clinic Research Foundation 0.565689 influenza A viruses 0.493219 Henry Ford Health 0.540893 influenza season vaccine 0.624829 seasonal influenza vaccination 0.589481 Marshfield Clinic Research 0.568484 Influenza type/Age group 0.485648 Health Research Institute 0.369961 Early influenza activity 0.551732 specific influenza types 0.505852 influenza B viruses 0.491332 MD 0.34763 Vaccine Effectiveness Network 0.419128 seasonal influenza vaccine 0.787666	public health 0.393998 Pittsburgh Medical Center 0.530899 laboratory-confirmed influenza 0.459733 Health Sciences 0.395367 acute respiratory illness 0.749798 influenza vaccine 0.949123 influenza vaccines 0.602678 outpatient medical visits 0.41321 influenza positives 0.446027 influenza test result 0.47575 influenza vaccination status 0.705209 self-rated health status 0.472159 age groups 0.426003 influenza vaccine benefits 0.566363 annual seasonal influenza 0.510434 influenza viruses 0.484646 influenza B virus 0.468944 influenza virus 0.537509 influenza prevention 0.460525 older adults 0.452072 illness onset 0.689016 antiviral medications 0.364291 overall vaccine effectiveness 0.401131	CLICK HERE
8212	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Thalassemia, Home - Blood Disorders - NCBDDD	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is working toward developing a comprehensive public health agenda to promote and improve the health of people with blood disorders.	red blood cells 0.928745 thalassemia 0.791703 blood transfusions 0.710018 genes 0.42525 children 0.385039 treatable disorder 0.718543	protein 0.412545 blood disorder 0.63756 chelation therapy 0.742625 body 0.383841 hemoglobin 0.477032	CLICK HERE
9942	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Resources - Tribal Support	CDC/ATSDR Tribal Support is the primary link between CDC, the Agency for Toxic Substance and Disease Registry (ATSDR), and tribal governments. CDC/ATSDR’s tribal support activities focus on fulfilling CDC's supportive role in ensuring that American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) communities receive public health services that keep them safe and healthy.	CDC 0.473589 type 0.427055 Traditional Foods Program 0.709328 Foodborne 0.435185 awareness 0.427072 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.742388 Memorial 0.429025 right primary care 0.747392 Native communities 0.570422 8-minute video 0.566191 National Center 0.576408 harvesting local foods 0.714532 National Recreational Water 0.73628 Indian healthcare provider 0.741802 coverage benefits 0.602062 Environmental Diseases 0.579899 Diabetes Wellness Program 0.73101 Diabetes Translation Native 0.735525 announcements 0.426403 simple steps swimmers 0.727255 Centers 0.433225 yearly observance 0.574055 community leaders 0.573933 Injury 0.428921	new healthcare coverage 0.79544 Waterborne 0.440713 media 0.427637 video public service 0.7167 Medicaid Services 0.613962 safe swimming experience 0.72842 public health professionals 0.996498 Division 0.452899 PSAs highlight 0.601738 new resource 0.608963 brochure 0.515935 Medicare 0.437275 Alaska Natives 0.619186 pool operators 0.57365 resources 0.455192 protections 0.4435 traditional games 0.571337 target audiences 0.566707 AI/AN consumers 0.59186 cultural knowledge 0.571633 special enrollment periods 0.743289 tribal partners 0.567571 primary care 0.75775 AI/ANs 0.482524	CLICK HERE
11024	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | A Strength Training Program for Primary Care Patients, Central Pennsylvania, 2012 - CDC	Primary care providers can recommend strength training programs to use “Exercise as Medicine,” yet few studies have examined the interest of primary care patients in these programs.	high rates 0.549105 medical history 0.498456 poor physical health 0.936401 mental health 0.504649 free ST programs 0.48845 worse self-reported health 0.476417 poorer physical health 0.618729 free weight control 0.496784 high cholesterol 0.472356 widely available programs 0.464401 weight loss programs 0.465065 Silver Sneakers 0.500649 primary care practices 0.536456 logistic regression 0.48668 health care providers 0.484568 primary care patients 0.668567 greater odds 0.473504 strength training programs 0.517392 ST 0.656947 strength training 0.575701 self-reported health 0.536677 Hershey Medical Center 0.475411 Introduction Primary care 0.471534 general internal medicine 0.487136	weight control program 0.610503 better physical health 0.505082 physical health measure 0.486297 current ST activities 0.47738 poor mental health 0.484999 weight control programs 0.518759 Health Interview Survey 0.477474 community-based ST programs 0.495458 ST programs 0.617659 physical activity 0.533089 central Pennsylvania 0.477595 aerobic physical activity 0.469564 strength training program 0.564485 Health Qual Life 0.46772 health promotion interventions 0.464462 older adults 0.494298 physical health recognize 0.484878 primary care 0.735414 ST activities 0.497857 logistic regression models 0.477703 better self-reported health 0.476999 ST program 0.582126 free ST program 0.529595	CLICK HERE
12199	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	For General Healthcare Settings in West Africa: Guidance forDrawing Blood Safely When Caring for Patients with Confirmed orSuspected Ebola | Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever | CDC	null	ebola treatment center 0.812119 CDC 0.420705 injuries 0.439044 patient care area 0.586303 ETUs 0.421023 ECCs 0.420993 needle sticks 0.62555 blood collection 0.730569 infections 0.443324 guidelines 0.419299 Ebola Care Centers 0.676785 injury 0.441527 sharps containers 0.779835 personal protective equipment 0.597461 three-quarters 0.425912 health facilities 0.499382 diseases 0.439911 PUIs 0.44369 patient care 0.597598 oral version 0.504005 samples 0.466496 EVD patients 0.498524 treatment centers 0.49445 oral medications 0.500015 Ebola Treatment Units 0.681887	incineration 0.421521 sharp instruments 0.509316 Confirmed Ebola Virus 0.690435 injectable medications 0.506648 sharp objects 0.618787 Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever 0.690788 wear gloves 0.506111 sharps container 0.582723 Drawing Blood Safely 0.642642 blood collection tube 0.58283 hepatitis 0.443947 practices 0.42031 considerations 0.420354 general healthcare settings 0.951989 confirmed EVD 0.527705 Wear PPE 0.507664 HIV 0.440593 infectious disease 0.504692 healthcare workers 0.622227 West Africa 0.614315 uncapped needles 0.639027 Investigation 0.421384 EVD testing 0.592646 risk 0.441544	CLICK HERE
15533	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Collaborative Study: Improved Global Capacity for Influenza Surveillance	A study by CDC authors published today in the journal Emerging Infectious Diseases found that CDC’s international capacity-building efforts over a 10-year period (2004-2013) have led to substantial improvements in foreign countries’ ability to conduct influenza surveillance and detect emerging virologic threats.	program evaluation indicators 0.543657 foreign countries 0.408365 vaccine selection 0.363731 targeted technical recommendations 0.446216 pH1N1). 0.38851 real-time RT-PCR 0.361486 capacity-strengthening program 0.492968 routine laboratory diagnostics 0.479285 substantial improvements 0.377985 influenza preparedness 0.552671 novel influenza viruses 0.663325 sustainability cooperative agreement 0.499804 pandemic response 0.379979 national laboratories 0.3657 cooperative agreement 0.618746 surveillance data 0.49677 countries 0.537381 international capacity-building efforts 0.525941 sentinel surveillance capacities 0.64957 influenza surveillance 0.974684 Infectious Diseases 0.515089 long-term technical follow-up 0.45311 routine virologic surveillance 0.628446 global influenza surveillance 0.782752	influenza strains 0.611588 respiratory illness 0.360383 routine sentinel surveillance 0.60132 locally employed personnel 0.455286 novel influenza 0.712294 CDC authors 0.451622 acute respiratory infection 0.448637 sentinel surveillance sites 0.600682 key capacities 0.359246 national health agency 0.466563 financial support 0.443543 influenza pandemic preparedness 0.700779 10-year program 0.390756 influenza surveillance capabilities 0.839413 national influenza laboratories 0.681105 key findings 0.361892 routine surveillance systems 0.597473 virologic threats 0.369615 sentinel surveillance 0.700501 cooperative agreement mechanism 0.470252 substantial increases 0.368495 influenza testing 0.604903 subnational diagnostic laboratories 0.484701 Emerging Infectious Diseases 0.460811	CLICK HERE