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5373	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FASD - Articles	FASDs are 100% preventable if a woman does not drink alcohol during pregnancy. There is no known safe amount of alcohol to drink while pregnant. There is also no safe time during pregnancy to drink and no safe kind of alcohol.	reports binge drinking 0.437369 Mortality Weekly Report 0.805533 Alcohol intervention 0.390212 binge drinking 0.837199 early pregnancy increase 0.310618 Risky Alcohol 0.420324 pregnant women 0.321593 Pregnancy Study 0.281246 alcohol 0.93895 health messages 0.310377 prenatal alcohol exposure 0.750582 pregnancy 0.45687 High School Girls 0.295334 alcohol-exposed pregnancy 0.337603 different alcohol drinking 0.483056 consuming alcohol 0.43045 birth control 0.264254 later developmental outcomes 0.303524 treatment development study 0.299765 South Africa 0.294737 fetal alcohol spectrum 0.767423 alcohol engage 0.428407 women 0.399743 public health issue 0.299146 women’s behaviors 0.276828	United States 0.555759 CDC authors 0.373628 women’s sources 0.27835 binge prenatal alcohol 0.479323 Higher functioning children 0.296983 Alcohol screening 0.386748 child neuropsychological outcomes 0.296389 drinking alcohol 0.44965 neurobehavioral disorder 0.323941 fetal alcohol syndrome 0.590821 public health 0.307773 FASDs 0.269533 mid pregnancy 0.270485 prospective cohort study 0.294132 nonpregnant women 0.277621 five-year-old children 0.263156 public health nurses 0.304592 moderate alcohol consumption 0.427165 Morbidity 0.293555 alcohol spectrum disorders 0.755738 Alcohol Syndrome Surveillance 0.431288 specific neurocognitive profile 0.298001 Childbearing Age 0.28088 CDC grantees 0.338728	CLICK HERE
6713	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Influenza Activity Update - Press Briefing Transcript: February 23, 2012	CDC Telebriefing: Influenza Activity Update	times influenza viruses 0.430572 influenza infection 0.335256 widespread influenza activity 0.418012 late start 0.305193 severe influenza 0.334854 2011-2012 influenza vaccine 0.538357 seasonal flu activity 0.355762 Influenza A H1N1 0.34027 vaccine coverage rates 0.355545 season 0.844689 influenza vaccine 0.623254 flu review reports 0.362539 Influenza B viruses 0.40075 influenza activity 0.775382 local influenza activity 0.421255 influenza remain 0.337471 joseph bresee 0.892722 influenza virus circulation 0.365159 CDC’s Flu 0.300269 small technical question 0.296086 Flu View 0.427241 great question 0.305475 influenza pediatric deaths 0.400135 Glen Nowak 0.700746 influenza vaccine coverage 0.485726	CDC flu surveillance 0.369137 press star 0.375466 influenza 0.911451 quadrivalent vaccine 0.342542 United States 0.675584 influenza viruses 0.559427 quadrivalent influenza vaccine 0.515494 flu vaccine 0.639589 vaccine coverage increases 0.361403 annual flu vaccine 0.465861 Dr. Bresee 0.291757 CDC’s Influenza 0.384311 component vaccine 0.339811 U.S. 0.310597 vaccine viruses 0.417056 Influenza B component 0.343374 hemisphere flu vaccine 0.461166 question 0.678755 vaccine component 0.305126 Regional influenza activity 0.421634 Dr. Joseph Bresee 0.310842 vaccine 0.83056 current influenza season 0.482778 flu season 0.495458	CLICK HERE
7616	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | An Intervention to Improve Cause-of-Death Reporting in New York City Hospitals, 2009"2010 - CDC	Poor-quality cause-of-death reporting reduces reliability of mortality statistics used to direct public health efforts. Overreporting of heart disease has been documented in New York City (NYC) and nationwide. Our objective was to evaluate the immediate and longer-term effects of a cause-of-death (COD) educational program that NYC’s health department conducted at 8 hospitals on heart disease reporting and on average conditions per certificate, which are indicators of the quality of COD reporting.	NYC hospitals 0.411366 average number 0.532674 disease death rates 0.409874 outcome measures 0.414302 Inaccurate COD reporting 0.385679 relevant financial relationships 0.394597 death certification 0.41504 New York City 0.577682 intervention hospitals 0.654524 improved COD reporting 0.386789 DOHMH 0.378978 COD reporting 0.484724 in-service training 0.466169 National Center 0.403207 active intervention period 0.37914 World Health Organization 0.398849 Death Reporting online 0.378621 postintervention period 0.427913 improper COD documentation 0.377307 single heart disease 0.377337 entity axis codes 0.41217 Health Statistics 0.411886 NYC Health Code 0.380473 death certificate 0.537055 COD data quality 0.378101	COD reporting changes 0.387767 heart disease condition 0.391534 conditions 0.407272 heart disease death 0.45061 intervention hospital 0.39826 death registration 0.424022 high heart disease 0.380206 heart disease 0.92507 nonintervention hospitals 0.609107 COD 0.533885 hospitals overreporting heart 0.392806 heart disease reporting 0.396499 death certificates 0.594453 public health 0.414985 heart disease deaths 0.771669 correctly reporting COD 0.39581 pulmonary heart disease 0.377591 COD documentation 0.441468 inaccurate death certificates 0.396046 health 0.439919 extended postintervention period 0.41375 York City Department 0.402474 medical record 0.418705 coronary heart disease 0.392036	CLICK HERE
10742	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Report shows 20-year U.S. immunization program spares millions of children from diseases | Media Advisory | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	States Public Health 0.683484 Centers 0.244669 media availability 0.446997 Non-Media 0.292655 Tom Frieden 0.509883 M.D. 0.287653 Assistant Surgeon General 0.691938 historical purposes 0.505807 Recent measles outbreaks 0.821462 navigation Skip 0.696211 Prevention 0.244555 transcript 0.293406 Disease Control 0.464778 CDC MEDIA 0.521381 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.445989 M.P.H. 0.244761 PASSCODE 0.285867 press 0.274463 Important Instructions 0.465986 RADM 0.244179	International 0.245447 National Center 0.46557 website 0.250912 current measles cases 0.763077 list Skip 0.700651 question 0.341756 page options Skip 0.950625 Director 0.287226 touchtone phone 0.481304 ET 0.243603 VFC program 0.474719 Thursday 0.244301 Schuchat 0.24427 immunization 0.346656 Respiratory Diseases 0.471957 HUMAN SERVICES 0.445314 high vaccination coverage 0.722494 media briefing 0.520111 ongoing threat 0.481134	CLICK HERE
12166	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Meningitis | Lab Manual | Specimen Collection and Transport | CDC	Collection and Transport of Clinical Specimens Laboratory Methods.	Unique Identification Number 0.598414 lumbar puncture procedure 0.528756 inoculate CSF 0.529907 skin puncture 0.551492 CSF inoculation 0.534389 rubber stopper 0.500976 S. pneumoniae 0.526234 5-10 ml 0.513487 vented T-I bottle 0.4964 blood cultures 0.528183 alternative blood collection 0.503089 alcohol swab 0.53761 blood culture media 0.559092 blood specimens 0.513756 T-I media 0.496824 incubate CSF 0.532332 needle-stick injury 0.554369 CSF specimens 0.550875 H. influenzae 0.524367 room temperature 0.538976 primary culture 0.517298 insertion site 0.499518 blood culture bottle 0.836711 blood culture medium 0.516576 clinical specimens 0.537127	culture broth manufacturer 0.502751 ml CSF 0.558191 Wash hands 0.505725 CSF 0.759164 bacterial meningitis 0.555482 T-I medium 0.495529 blood culture bottles 0.682134 autoclavable container 0.564936 CSF collection kit 0.572498 antibacterial soap 0.511959 blood culture 0.958323 appropriate health officials 0.53097 appropriate information 0.507949 microbiology laboratory 0.823269 lumbar puncture 0.533014 blood collection tube 0.527539 report forms 0.511184 blood culture broth 0.736397 autoclavable discard container 0.705273 transport 0.50951 inoculated blood culture 0.528623 blood agar plate 0.496928 etiological agents 0.522165 needle 0.607276	CLICK HERE
12517	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	NHSN Definition and Rules Changes for 2015	This Hot Topic presentation focuses on changes to Chapter Two of the National Healthcare Safety Network Patient Safety Manual for 2015. This protocol is used for reporting to the National Healthcare Safety Network for the CMS Hospital Inpatient Quality Reporting Program. Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html This video can also be viewed at http://streaming.cdc.gov/vod.php?id=db43abe18c29373eb3b773e96c963b7120141125125819015	NHSN Definition 0.92068	YouTube 0.793936	CLICK HERE
13825	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Chronic Kidney Disease Issue Brief	CDC’s Chronic Kidney Disease Initiative was congressionally mandated to build capacity and infrastructure for a public health approach to CKD.	treatment 0.44922 risk factors 0.615275 kidney function 0.741356 CDC 0.461161 complications 0.502798 United States 0.908833 adult population 0.665002 adults 0.450556 kidney failure 0.771976 cause 0.457955 progression 0.45424 Chronic kidney disease 0.927928	kidneys 0.564659 more… 0.447845 people 0.449281 condition 0.446617 health problems 0.632709 early death 0.604958 Medicare patients 0.662448 CKD—or 0.450339 person 0.447312 Kidney diseases 0.80145 time 0.44603	CLICK HERE
14219	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Transmission of Zika Virus Through Sexual Contact withTravelers to Areas of Ongoing Transmission - Continental UnitedStates, 2016 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	Central America 0.442955 CDC 0.46444 recent travel 0.440653 Zika virus 0.924029 pregnant women 0.481178 recent history 0.462351 sexual contact 0.505989 probable cases 0.471094 infectious virus 0.470413 virus sexual transmission 0.5389 male partner 0.490239 Test results 0.443353 sexual activity 0.470378 National Center 0.4483 probable arbovirus surveillance 0.443616 ongoing Zika virus 0.694443 Zika virus disease 0.636782 pregnant partner 0.520517 nationally notifiable condition 0.440137 public health practice 0.447651 Zika virus transmission 0.703919 asymptomatic pregnant women 0.448316 maternal Zika virus 0.507068 symptomatic male partners 0.439872 United States 0.540301	vaginal intercourse 0.532744 Aedes species mosquitoes 0.489646 Median patient age 0.440812 symptomatic male partner 0.455122 condomless vaginal intercourse 0.527339 Zika virus infection 0.538937 continental United States 0.513747 female partner 0.491807 Zika virus immunoglobulin 0.511572 recent travel history 0.439043 transmitted Zika virus 0.51685 pruritic rash 0.447845 yellow fever viruses 0.440789 health departments 0.440337 man 0.444465 health care 0.439874 anal intercourse 0.451093 replicative virus 0.511846 sexual transmission 0.730812 transcription-polymerase chain reaction 0.439079 local public health 0.444686 local mosquito-borne transmission 0.542869 sexual transmission teams 0.470547 Zika virus IgM 0.510456	CLICK HERE
16135	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preparedness for Zika Virus Disease - New York City, 2016 |MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	Zika Action Plan 0.594231 Zika virus screening 0.444814 health care provider 0.378155 screen patients 0.364065 New York City 0.378364 integrated health care 0.37588 municipal health care 0.37525 possible Zika virus 0.613413 health care delivery 0.407115 probable Zika virus 0.438961 active Zika virus 0.532982 Zika guidance 0.364739 travel-associated Zika virus 0.455889 Zika virus exposure 0.514443 World Health Organization 0.365244 U.S. health care 0.378283 Zika plan 0.365124 ongoing Zika virus 0.432888 Zika virus disease 0.789313 new york state 0.378171 public health practice 0.369313 Zika virus transmission 0.569119 laboratory-confirmed Zika virus 0.467229 acute care hospitals 0.37859	NYC Health 0.727057 Ebola virus disease 0.462069 Zika virus disease¶ 0.434905 zika preparedness 0.38727 Zika virus infection 0.719459 Zika-specific job aid 0.373036 Hospitals Zika Action 0.397708 potential Zika virus 0.426981 Hospitals emergency departments 0.365267 Health + Hospitals 0.540351 zika virus 0.987221 Zika virus threat 0.440213 local health departments 0.363884 health care 0.4555 Zika virus infection.** 0.427252 health care systems 0.453613 New York 0.406004 York City Health 0.391114 virus disease cases 0.45313 dengue virus infection 0.413078 Hospitals Zika intranet 0.388316 Hospitals electronic health 0.386774 Hospitals Zika Virus 0.463822 health services unit 0.364533	CLICK HERE
16161	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Improving the Lives of People with Sickle Cell Disease | Public Health Grand Rounds	Public Health Grand Rounds November 2016	red blood cells 0.56283 Health Grand Rounds 0.853819 Birth Defects 0.473476 Sickle Cell Association 0.615483 sickle cell disease 0.87315 Susan Laird 0.469147 SCD community 0.595012 Mary Hulihan 0.47762 bone problems 0.481985 MD 0.457848 Health Scientist 0.487186 Jean Raphael 0.468129 Sickle Cell Community 0.614349 severe health consequences 0.568512 National Center 0.474136 Associate Professor 0.46946 Health Policy Approach 0.545287 pain events 0.482708 blood vessels 0.486327 Cell Clinical Program 0.543013 Kim Smith-Whitley 0.471759 Communications Director 0.476255 pain crises 0.48538 Public Health Grand 0.562277 Chief Medical Officer 0.526864	national registry 0.479015 inflexible sickle-shaped cells 0.55697 Medical Director 0.479417 Kathryn Hassell 0.478229 Developmental Disabilities 0.471669 Public Health 0.629066 critical gaps 0.484041 United States 0.478676 Children’s Hospital 0.537985 crescent shape 0.483691 organ damage 0.478198 Texas Children 0.468402 Deputy Scientific Director 0.537302 (Immediate Past) 0.528875 Blood Disorders 0.479377 Pediatric Care 0.470324 Baylor College 0.470011 Surveillance Branch 0.471902 pm EST 0.489069 SCD 0.635491 average life expectancy 0.544547 sickle cell 0.923232 John Iskander 0.477485 healthcare needs 0.477495	CLICK HERE