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6608	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing chronic disease in women of reproductive age: opportunities for health promotion and preventive services.	Improving the health of women of reproductive age extends beyond focusing on pregnancy and birth outcomes. Approaching women’s health from a life course perspective offers an opportunity to reduce overall and pregnancy-related illnesses and deaths and to eliminate disparities through enhanced health promotion and disease prevention.	preconception health awareness 0.418775 Health Resource Services 0.416545 public health interventions 0.401773 u.s. medical eligibility 0.503802 Child Health Bureau 0.406946 chronic heart disease 0.545078 chronic disease risk 0.459173 women’s health 0.455709 certain chronic diseases 0.399288 Disease Control 0.573611 chronic disease conditions 0.459235 National Center 0.450368 risk factors 0.512431 World Health Organization 0.402253 chronic medical conditions 0.440363 interconception health status 0.388488 Affordable Care Act 0.428067 health status 0.390648 Health Statistics 0.379084 chronic disease 0.92193 wellness health screening 0.405154 chronic disease prevention 0.696979 women 0.496631 sexually active women 0.370916 adverse pregnancy outcomes 0.363831	United States 0.362636 Child Health Epidemiology 0.409062 state health policies 0.404081 health promotion 0.550523 project targeted women 0.35938 reproductive-aged women 0.361072 Pregnancy Risk Assessment 0.447248 public health approach 0.394759 state health department 0.415169 public health 0.473586 chronic disease–related risk 0.433735 chronic diseases 0.463052 interconception health services 0.407041 reproductive age 0.792688 postpartum health visits 0.395105 health 0.703296 chronic disease programs 0.450704 chronic conditions 0.358994 health care visits 0.405041 medical eligibility criteria 0.500493 Public Health Service 0.388153 chronic disease prevalence 0.466741 Risk Assessment Monitoring 0.435115 various chronic disease 0.453192	CLICK HERE
6715	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Bat Influenza (Flu)	Bat Influenza (Flu) - CDC	South America 0.340263 form bat flu 0.358587 CDC 0.27535 surface protein-coding gene 0.23206 Global Disease Detection 0.230817 Central 0.229413 high-throughput sequencing instruments 0.230934 new flu viruses 0.40172 CDC Rabies program 0.243425 Regional Center 0.230747 GDD Guatemala Regional 0.232832 single host cell 0.234813 pathogenic viruses 0.284401 new bat flu 0.388209 bat populations 0.251686 laboratory research 0.240233 different bat flu 0.355324 CDC’s Division 0.23013 human flu viruses 0.509683 CDC’s laboratories 0.228947 healthy bats 0.231905 human respiratory tract 0.232166 new animal species 0.235577 little yellow-shouldered bats 0.285597 bat flu viruses 0.848328	significant changes 0.239997 flu virus biology 0.312721 dangerous viruses 0.291165 continental United States 0.237564 CDC’s Pathogen 0.230309 bat flu virus 0.425097 bats 0.295197 flu researchers 0.303897 internal genes 0.25942 genetic information 0.23186 Preliminary laboratory research 0.234843 CDC scientists 0.264762 considerable genetic diversity 0.231735 monitor flu viruses 0.392639 flu viruses 0.958453 HA surface proteins 0.237191 Universidad del Valle 0.230245 Flu scientists 0.30037 Pathogen Discovery Program 0.297388 NA surface proteins 0.262456 surface proteins 0.281751 ancient bat flu 0.348958 Initial viral screening 0.229626 bat influenza viruses 0.339421	CLICK HERE
9581	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Newsroom Image Library Buildings and Facilities | CDC Media Relations	Free public health images, medical images, high-resolution, public domain images.	PHIL ID number 0.258483 James Gathany 0.38262 organization′s Roybal Campus 0.366596 content provider 0.284851 Tom Harkin Global 0.24594	Disease Control 0.381703 CDC′s Roybal campus 0.942536 Emergency Operations Center 0.671335 Photo Credit 0.38317 Arlen Specter Headquarters 0.809351	CLICK HERE
9990	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Daniel Payne | Conversations with the Director | CDC Director | CDC	The CDC Director’s webpage offers information on Dr. Thomas Frieden, who became the agency’s 16th director in June 2009. The pages features information on Dr. Frieden’s Weekly Focus, the Latest from Dr. Frieden (his RSS feed), and links to his bio, statements, videos, press releases, media appearances, photos, presentations, and speeches.	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
10016	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Guide to Writing for Social Media | Social Media | CDC	Basic information from CDC about breast cancer.	CDC 0.448034 social media messages 0.419143 family physicians 0.370493 social media communication 0.399877 Audience Insights—Communicating 0.382458 social media audiences 0.403942 social media efforts 0.398027 social media content 0.490533 different social media 0.397144 social media tools 0.448401 social media channels 0.487931 effective social media 0.402917 Facebook 0.403155 social media writers 0.400796 Social Media Guidelines 0.444297 CDC share health 0.374348 Social Media Toolkit 0.398926 social media information 0.410441 CDC health communication 0.387822 text messages 0.5001 plain language 0.458863 health literacy 0.401381 social marketing concepts 0.374632 social media communications 0.39506 United States 0.381845	commonly recognized abbreviations 0.37452 Twitter 0.393407 Web content 0.420416 cell phone 0.3882 short message service 0.384241 140 characters 0.375579 social marketing 0.432674 social media activities 0.401395 social media message 0.41907 Social Marketing Practice 0.370323 Electronic Media Branch 0.370049 Relevant social media 0.395672 Interesting social media 0.389111 social media 0.952927 social networking sites 0.397329 Facebook post 0.375911 cell phones 0.372524 health 0.424909 CDC’s Audience 0.398843 Social Media Content–Types 0.380529 social media strategy 0.419974 Web page 0.397893 best practices 0.379598 social media channel 0.399896	CLICK HERE
10948	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prostate Cancer Screening Tests	Two tests are commonly used to screen for prostate cancer: a digital rectal exam and a prostate specific antigen (PSA) test.	nurse inserts 0.33411 rule 0.221582 prostate infection 0.52106 PSA level 0.645157 Digital rectal exam 0.448317 men 0.221792 PSA levels 0.642207 PSA test results 0.62408 PSA 0.803107 finger 0.226242 best person 0.314889 abnormalities 0.231299 enlarged prostate 0.53696 substance 0.224368 prostate glands 0.535193 blood 0.268394 prostate problem 0.530339	Cancer screening 0.333161 factors 0.244295 lumps 0.23475 doctor 0.2439 symptoms 0.22486 prostate cancer 0.615552 prostate cancer— 0.565113 Certain medical procedures 0.41974 tests 0.223438 size 0.222707 Certain medications 0.32655 DRE 0.233645 biopsy 0.228873 prostate 0.951934 rectum 0.237536 prostate cancers 0.604513	CLICK HERE
12956	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Stressful Life Events Experienced by Women in the YearBefore Their Infants' Births - United States, 2000-2010	Elizabeth R. Burns, MPH1, Sherry L. Farr, PhD2, Penelope P.	preterm birth 0.484636 demographic characteristics 0.615072 data 0.517394 birth certificate data 0.491513 recent population-based study 0.486662 lowest prevalence 0.486543 highest prevalence 0.491384 financial stressors 0.494962 stressors 0.497285 maternal demographics 0.631495 New York City 0.66007 Penelope P. Howards 0.480059 pregnant women 0.549397 Health Promotion 0.48815 stressful life event 0.479933 traumatic stressors 0.495726 maternal demographic characteristics 0.580341 York City health 0.480318 National Center 0.492313 social support 0.489655 mean number 0.656348 unmarried women 0.490334 women 0.74212 SLEs 0.904419 Reproductive Health 0.485877	traumatic SLEs 0.519002 percentage points 0.545486 prevalence 0.656112 West Virginia 0.548506 Pregnancy Risk Assessment 0.483327 live birth 0.537465 emotional stressors 0.491406 prevalence estimate 0.481441 PRAMS data 0.489687 highest point prevalence 0.512568 public health 0.512227 Sherry L. Farr 0.546491 lowest point prevalence 0.516293 SLE constructs 0.610814 lowest mean number 0.521402 PRAMS 0.556363 response rates 0.550487 individual SLE constructs 0.49743 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.564637 CDC PRAMS Team 0.49743 frequently reported type 0.513641 financial SLEs 0.517042 low birth weight 0.547817 maternal SLEs 0.492602	CLICK HERE
13924	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Carbapenem-resistantEnterobacteriaceae Producing OXA-48-like Carbapenemases - UnitedStates, 2010-2015	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.	U.S. reports 0.22594 rapid global dissemination 0.328095 carbapenemase-producing CRE 0.619213 additional published reports 0.329127 OXA-48 carbapenemase 0.236227 CDC Health Advisory 0.335635 U.S. clinical laboratories 0.301224 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.305979 Maroya Walters 0.237775 different susceptibility profiles 0.307609 K. pneumoniae 0.37804 carbapenem antibiotics 0.232509 OXA-48-like carbapenemase genes 0.347322 patients 0.547463 OXA-48-like carbapenemases 0.777871 Brandi Limbago 0.241756 carbapenemase enzymes 0.236561 Kamile Rasheed 0.251654 Klebsiella pneumoniae carbapenemase 0.403571 Meghan Lyman 0.250921 CRE 0.806063 health care settings 0.308734 high transfer efficiency 0.302421 1Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.30877	Klebsiella ozaenae isolate 0.354316 health care–associated infections 0.342189 United States 0.913286 CDC CRE surveillance 0.596093 Meghan M. Lyman 0.316523 non-K. pneumoniae carbapenemases 0.351619 Healthcare Quality Promotion 0.308541 New Delhi metallo-β-lactamase 0.549854 plasmid-mediated resistance 0.244786 OXA-48-producing CRE 0.476667 public health concern 0.340617 frequently reported destination 0.321945 different clusters 0.225961 Alexander Kallen 0.242078 high mortality rates 0.336818 OXA-48-like genes 0.232859 OXA-48-like variants 0.247702 CRE resistance mechanisms 0.585753 enhanced environmental cleaning 0.329196 CRE screening 0.481109 Newly described resistance 0.344355 David Lonsway 0.239262 U.S. K. pneumoniae 0.370653 isolates 0.313706	CLICK HERE
14385	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Food and Drug Administration Approval for Use of Hiberix asa 3-Dose Primary Haemophilus influenzae Type b Hib VaccinationSeries | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	vaccine shortage 0.676719 Haemophilus influenzae type 0.730224 apparent seizure disorder 0.659967 Rotavirus Vaccine 0.658312 Elizabeth C. Briere 0.65032 Human Services 0.647171 PRP-T vaccines 0.622454 13-valent Conjugate Vaccine 0.779073 Hib vaccination schedules 0.78261 U.S. Department 0.649015 vaccine administration 0.64413 Injection site pain 0.65111 electronic PDF version 0.657087 GlaxoSmithKline Biologicals 0.607838 currently licensed monovalent 0.690946 open label study 0.669545 Noninferiority criteria 0.655478 single booster dose 0.786963 infants 0.753771 Tetanus Toxoid Conjugate 0.939964 immunogenicity assessment 0.608367 adverse event 0.610313 Conjugate Vaccine 0.884632 vaccination series.* Hiberix 0.795626	vaccine option 0.667854 tetanus toxoids 0.633935 booster dose 0.798203 Research Triangle Park 0.689166 3-dose primary series 0.709352 insert (http://www.fda.gov/downloads/BiologicsBloodVaccines/Vaccines/ApprovedProducts/UCM179530.pdf). 0.654407 ActHIB 0.619647 timely booster vaccination 0.736794 Haemophilus b Conjugate 0.768661 primary vaccination series 0.915564 United States 0.698118 original MMWR paper 0.662044 healthy infants 0.664591 DTaP/IPV/Hib combination vaccine 0.719635 Hiberix group 0.619103 μg tetanus 0.648769 adverse events 0.780875 anti-PRP response 0.654469 invasive Hib disease 0.712539 combination Hib vaccines 0.761137 capsular polyribosyl ribitolphosphate 0.690053 infant primary vaccination 0.770037 μg/ml 0.617453 routine childhood vaccines 0.690407	CLICK HERE
16008	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Safety of Influenza Vaccines	Safety of Influenza Vaccines - CDC			CLICK HERE