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771	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Graphs of the Year: Nightmare bacteria spread and 100,000 smokers likely quit with Tips | CDC Newsroom | CDC	CDC’s Graphs of the Year: Nightmare bacteria spread and 100,000 smokers likely quit with Tips	CDC recommendations 0.528949 smoking-related disease 0.417335 Nation’s Health 0.389265 50th anniversary 0.385005 nightmare bacteria 0.426275 lung cancer 0.380921 additional website visits 0.533447 original goal 0.387459 hospital leaders 0.39436 Disease Control 0.387203 secondhand smoke 0.370092 medical facility 0.409423 non-smokers 0.241128 Smokers campaign 0.632058 additional calls 0.377662 Americans 0.349948 health challenges 0.380307 strongest antibiotics 0.417183 eye 0.236077 daily smokers 0.488711 painful effects 0.377818 CRE 0.390189 HUMAN SERVICES 0.374105 nightmare bacteria. 0.426059 Director Tom Frieden 0.902574	health worries 0.394937 United States 0.555423 Tips campaign 0.383457 cigarette smoking 0.423488 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.374338 preventable death 0.389763 M.P.H 0.245906 health care expenses 0.535844 public health 0.405225 taxpayer-supported payments 0.37595 n’t work 0.395059 likely quit smoking 0.591969 plasmids 0.247922 CDC Director Tom 0.980445 Smoking-related diseases 0.408935 Healthcare facilities 0.38888 people 0.26395 Surgeon General 0.380583 carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae 0.413458 microbes 0.283083 potentially untreatable infections 0.599243 report 0.263873 antibiotic resistance threat 0.557988 medical facilities 0.407448	CLICK HERE
5439	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diethylamine - 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
8710	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Frequently asked Questions - Grand Rounds	CDC: Prevention Public Health Grand Rounds - The Public Health Grand Rounds is a monthly series created to further strengthen CDC's common scientific culture and foster discussion and debate on major public health issues. Each session of the Public Health Grand Rounds will focus on key issues and challenges related to a specific health topic, including cutting-edge scientific evidence and potential impact of different interventions. The sessions will also highlight how CDC is already addressing these challenges and discuss the recommendations for future research and practice.	pregnancy-related causes 0.586073 actual causes 0.401207 education credits 0.382238 Health Grand Rounds 0.903073 Racial disparities 0.515305 United States 0.77712	high-income countries 0.502361 pregnancy-related deaths 0.648005 white women 0.35446 email ce 0.402309 black women 0.358166	CLICK HERE
9798	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) - Improving Health and Quality of Life	null	bed 0.237798 severe fatigue 0.476778 thinking 0.237693 times 0.237969 Institute 0.233133 complex disease 0.390667 understanding 0.233113 health care providers 0.539427 ME/CFS 0.833269 dizziness 0.257062 pain 0.235244 timely diagnosis 0.403076 committee 0.23346 IOM 0.260819	Americans 0.236337 encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome 0.995804 sleep problems 0.402557 usual activities 0.430562 body systems 0.430988 people 0.311776 symptoms 0.233915 symptom 0.252966 post-exertional malaise 0.428804 long-term illness 0.481315 new diagnostic criteria 0.557353 PEM 0.255933 Myal­gic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue 0.602573	CLICK HERE
10204	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Information for Pregnant Women - Fact Sheet 'Disasters	Information on preparing for public health emergencies from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Get a kit, make a plan, and be informed.	local American Red 0.563638 health care provider 0.780304 emergency 0.640141 emergency supplies 0.580477 post office box 0.526949 Teratology Information Specialists 0.529042 emergency check-in 0.574317 Emergency Management Association 0.56262 pregnant women 0.666115 large plastic bags 0.532398 childbirth education classes 0.546329 prenatal vitamins 0.546758 Personal-care. Store soap 0.532694 Health insurance identification 0.560312 emergency evacuation plan 0.587815 health care providers 0.678569 health care center 0.602805 family members 0.754373 mental health services 0.553628 feminine hygiene products 0.527985 nearest evacuation route 0.540616 important contact information 0.552062 distance telephone cards 0.54235 traveler’s checks 0.530834 prenatal care 0.57238	American Heart Association 0.562528 health problems 0.593772 Family medical records 0.574838 social security cards 0.538921 community action plan 0.56737 emergency situation 0.525858 credit cards 0.541802 emergency plan 0.536418 temporary housing 0.529881 best infant feeding 0.539449 water-proofing important papers 0.545783 optimal infant nutrition 0.541859 health care 0.906467 local emergency preparedness 0.579896 family plan 0.536968 special needs 0.630351 natural disaster situation 0.556896 American Red Cross 0.806802 emergency birth procedures 0.60237 family talk 0.525636 contact lens solution 0.533507 National Emergency Family 0.59573 store baby supplies 0.55153 infant health resources 0.576508	CLICK HERE
11003	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Chronic Condition Self-Management Surveillance: What Is and What Should Be Measured? - CDC	The rapid growth in chronic disease prevalence, in particular the prevalence of multiple chronic conditions, poses a significant and increasing burden on the health of Americans. Maximizing the use of proven self-management (SM) strategies is a core goal of the US Department of Health and Human Services. Yet, there is no systematic way to assess how much SM or self-management support (SMS) is occurring in the United States. The purpose of this project was to identify appropriate concepts or measures to incorporate into national SM and SMS surveillance.	candidate concepts 0.626824 multiple chronic conditions 0.483338 candidate concept 0.378636 national SM 0.421682 self-management support benefits 0.418325 quality improvement 0.377508 SM concepts 0.376838 regular self-management education 0.407142 self-management measures 0.436955 health care setting 0.392458 chronic condition 0.485709 self-management support class 0.417846 assess existing measures 0.382345 environmental scan 0.516143 reasonable fit 0.385237 patient self-management goal 0.478479 health care–systems level 0.389322 SMS 0.422433 promote self-management 0.452826 current population measures 0.371905 self-management surveys 0.399624 chronic care model 0.392429 proportion 0.608585 health-related self-management goal 0.481442	high-priority concepts 0.571103 Effective Self-Management Support 0.421713 self-management education measures 0.479424 self-management support programs 0.428681 self-management support 0.932331 Self-Management Educational Needs 0.397182 SM 0.552244 SM goal setting 0.38691 priority-setting exercise 0.371391 health care 0.840663 staff self-management education 0.406318 public health 0.391353 health care systems 0.481721 SM surveillance 0.382221 disease SM surveillance 0.381526 chronic disease SM 0.442476 Chronic Illness Care 0.383967 Self-Management Alliance 0.407352 self-management support curricula 0.448096 self-management education surveys 0.442108 self-management education sessions 0.512913 chronic conditions 0.650024 self-management education 0.648168 chronic condition SM 0.426619	CLICK HERE
12107	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Global Health - Stories - Beginning Life Anew: An HIV Free Child	CDC works 24/7 to save lives, reduce disease, and improve health around the world.	] drugs.'' 0.495309 coastal city 0.342512 subsequent HIV tests 0.67596 long life 0.343325 family member testing 0.440032 antenatal care 0.35122 AIDS Relief 0.341117 HIV FREE society 0.671178 regular clinical visits 0.447653 Mkomani Clinic Society 0.688168 HIV status 0.557767 local implementing partner 0.459478 pediatric HIV care 0.673009 treatment services 0.363983 PEPFAR support 0.349544 support services 0.349272 Emergency Plan 0.347946 exclusive breastfeeding 0.33146 high quality HIV 0.699643 healthy baby boy… 0.488094 health facilities 0.352608 U.S. government agencies 0.457664 nutrition services 0.341763 care their family 0.365912	community-based services 0.337885 gender-based violence support 0.449149 anonymous letter 0.339809 expert guidance 0.334201 comprehensive HIV care 0.67834 income generating activities 0.429782 Bomu Hospital 0.942034 U.S. President 0.339057 mother-to-child transmission programs 0.436371 mother-to-child transmission 0.466026 positive health 0.340156 HIV positive persons 0.670015 Comprehensive Care Clinic 0.482367 reputable hospital 0.369698 health concerns 0.364612 key PEPFAR strategy 0.47377 Kenya 0.358528 couple notes 0.339343 HIV care 0.729932 HIV 0.894637 best practices 0.469491 HIV testing 0.553126 competent medical staff 0.448802 HIV infection 0.569188	CLICK HERE
14065	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Tetanus Cases After Voluntary MedicalMale Circumcision for HIV Prevention - Eastern and Southern Africa,2012-2015 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	severe adverse events 0.679008 AIDS Control Program 0.650246 CDC 0.65084 sub-Saharan African countries 0.679077 Human Services 0.646131 HIV prevention 0.646164 U.S. Department 0.645087 Global HIV 0.915668 case fatality ratio 0.775158 8Rwanda Military Hospital 0.642771 electronic PDF version 0.640649 Global AIDS Coordinator 0.790718 VMMC clients 0.656186 World Health Organization 0.682145 Jonathan M. Grund 0.639839 VMMC-related tetanus cases 0.824013 VMMC-related adverse events 0.685224 6Naval Health Research 0.662181 tetanus cases 0.829327 human immunodeficiency virus 0.671807 causally associated cases 0.673236 female-to-male HIV transmission 0.734473 medical male circumcision 0.711501 tetanus elimination programs 0.783784 tetanus immune globulin 0.790494	tetanus immunity 0.721016 original MMWR paper 0.646008 tetanus mitigation strategies 0.775659 postoperative wound care 0.661092 rural Ugandan hospital 0.65794 surveillance systems 0.650066 infant primary series 0.645938 VMMC program 0.631938 booster doses 0.645724 tetanus vaccination coverage 0.785028 sensitive surveillance systems 0.635909 VMMC scale-up 0.620854 male circumcision 0.768116 national surveillance systems 0.64217 conventional VMMC surgery 0.69109 adverse events 0.780576 3Global Immunization Division 0.646141 nonsurgical male circumcision 0.695113 clean wound care 0.644726 Stella T. Alamo 0.639214 Intensified adverse event 0.689922 VMMC programs 0.615035 STI Control Programme 0.639898 U.S. Global AIDS 0.675862	CLICK HERE
15493	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Treatment	Treatment information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	stool 0.440125 clean surfaces 0.560494 urine 0.436929 Tylenol® 0.430211 additional medication 0.565773 skin 0.428017 water temperature 0.54478 fever 0.431463 Zika virus 0.572722 family member 0.546161 vomit 0.440327 disinfectants 0.437858 Wash hands 0.580902 medical condition 0.565033 bleach 0.43751 aspirin 0.439099 dehydration 0.441933 talk 0.42946 rest 0.432722 household cleaners 0.707252 specific medicine 0.575113 daily using household 0.551995	laundry detergent 0.563043 non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs 0.734954 plenty 0.434812 body fluids 0.927554 sick person 0.584223 blood 0.54857 steps 0.507143 dengue 0.4417 clothes 0.428467 symptoms 0.434963 doctor 0.429183 acetaminophen 0.449052 vaccine 0.435946 exposure 0.429176 healthcare provider 0.684866 person 0.602423 NSAIDS 0.447042 label instructions 0.675431 garment label 0.543192 risk 0.429761 Drink fluids 0.715509	CLICK HERE
16333	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Helping Everybody to Quit Smoking	The percentage of adults who smoke cigarettes is higher among people with disabilities than people without disabilities. If more people with disabilities are included in smoking cessation programs, the percentage of those who smoke can be reduced.	smoking rates 0.61589 smoking prevalence 0.570601 disability 0.575964 health promotion activities 0.520871 smoking cessation resources 0.6573 Human Services 0.5509 smoking cessation treatments 0.695427 health promotion 0.581926 health promotion campaigns 0.516235 mass media campaign 0.460589 smoking cessation programs 0.879284 smoking cessation brochure 0.648996 Current Cigarette Smoking 0.589864 Inclusive smoking cessation 0.699003 U.S. Department 0.457984 cigarette smoking 0.694626 smoking cessation messages 0.684308 disability sensitivity training 0.48943 tobacco control programs 0.679694 Ethnicity Influencing Health 0.494744 long-standing diseases—like diabetes 0.469078 Michigan State University 0.464236 ethnic groups 0.544455 challenges people 0.525594	public health 0.561793 Public Health Program 0.512854 effective marketing materials 0.464253 Tobacco Use Prevention 0.462372 comprehensive tobacco control 0.543391 American Indian/Alaska Natives 0.477268 public health surveys 0.52497 creative advertising class 0.455502 health 0.75047 public health programs 0.551402 people 0.867852 Ohio Tobacco Quitline 0.549996 Tobacco Quitline counselors 0.542954 Quitline intake form 0.617299 disability screener question 0.488633 disabilities 0.77853 Michigan Tobacco Quitline 0.75883 employees—at Peckham Industries 0.478352 smoking cessation 0.975476 New Hampshire 0.466419 Tobacco Cessation Community 0.586973 Racial Ethn Health 0.521177 National Jewish Health 0.646499	CLICK HERE