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772	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Histoplasmosis Outbreak Associated with the Renovation of anOld House - Quebec, Canada, 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.	Public Health 0.713989 clinical cases 0.628014 positive urinary HC 0.636878 clinical case definition 0.717482 demolition dust exposure 0.710801 century-old brick house 0.636985 environmental health 0.660285 joint infectious disease 0.768229 respiratory symptoms 0.933913 old houses 0.696555 Jean-Luc Grenier 0.621483 demolition 0.904399 histoplasmosis 0.841979 occupational health investigation 0.776249 urinary HC antigen 0.736841 Regional Occupational Health 0.634802 workers 0.787623 histoplasmosis cases 0.635697 demolition debris 0.804358 Montreal tertiary-care center 0.626912 debris sorters 0.889764 Laurentian Regional Dept 0.7353 construction work 0.647878 consulting physician 0.650141	personal protective equipment 0.638858 communicate health risks 0.631313 HC antigen test 0.738937 work-site debris 0.623556 potentially exposed persons 0.702831 symptomatic persons 0.658182 high exposure scenario 0.637387 old masonry elements 0.647506 emergency department 0.627945 exterior walls 0.622965 persons 0.89587 bat droppings 0.69614 Laurentian Regional Department 0.660217 strong correlation 0.635649 HC antigen 0.758762 demolition site 0.894565 histoplasmosis outbreaks 0.695007 compatible clinical manifestations 0.625455 fungus Histoplasma capsulatum 0.63185 masons 0.629382 ground floor 0.628148 health risks 0.632419 demolition work 0.858375	CLICK HERE
6311	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease: November 2011: 10_0253a	null	quality-adjusted life-year 0.542285 participation 0.428479 associations 0.42695 Centers 0.443707 CDC 0.430319 Cholesterol Reference Method 0.928507 causal pathways 0.586262 inputs 0.442898 Lung 0.427499 columns 0.426259 findings 0.425255 arrows 0.491969 official position 0.536579 Benefits 0.422304 Method Laboratory Network 0.891364 Cost 0.422958 Prevention 0.443563 relationships 0.424668 Disease Control 0.664488 CRMLN 0.444064 Lipid Standardization Program 0.957512	Abbreviations 0.434218 column group 0.550772 flow 0.427082 National Heart 0.543767 chart depicting program 0.715143 Return 0.461455 Reference Method Laboratory 0.891682 conclusions 0.432748 logic model 0.846173 LSP 0.504955 program elements 0.686581 article 0.445955 Figure 0.462083 Blood Institute 0.543212 NHLBI 0.444135 principal investigator 0.552778 activities 0.426432 QALY 0.423066 short 0.42635 programs 0.422912	CLICK HERE
6491	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Restricting unhealthful food advertising to children and the First Amendment [response to letter]	We agree with Dr Rossen that government should be able to engage more directly in restricting advertising to children. However, the First Amendment, as currently construed by the US Supreme Court, makes content-based signage restrictions constitutionally vulnerable.	Supreme Court decision 0.562285 Human Services 0.473322 specific local policies 0.542639 advertising 0.488427 commercial speech 0.552639 content-based signage restrictions 0.571079 valid point 0.481202 local governments 0.470063 local government policies 0.548931 stronger rationale 0.482385 commercial speakers 0.478875 U.S. Department 0.473384 Supreme Court doctrine 0.573232 Disease Control 0.473186 young children 0.486666 child-directed websites 0.482568 food advertisements 0.475444 certain products 0.478006 major decision 0.47587 ever-changing limits 0.47353 Food Policy 0.470412 Samantha K. Graff 0.538636 Lorillard case 0.495308 child-protective speech restriction 0.556068 New Haven 0.473409	affiliated institutions 0.473075 messages 0.428298 United States 0.473336 fine line 0.473704 advertising regulations 0.485618 industry 0.426452 Central Hudson test 0.690636 Yale University 0.473005 store window clutter 0.551157 Amendment challenge 0.483322 public health 0.604179 Dr Rossen 0.92772 Jennifer L. Harris 0.526678 children’s television 0.485207 Supreme Court 0.812159 Rudd Center 0.473614 harmful food marketing 0.531868 adult audience 0.479512 Public Health Service 0.534192 Public Health Law 0.53458 prong 0.463911 potential law 0.473044 past decade 0.490045 little evidence 0.474168	CLICK HERE
6649	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The simple health system rules that create value.	In 1991, Plsek sought to improve the quality of health care by challenging the readers of Crossing the Quality Chasm to find the few simple rules that might guide the local development of the 21st century health system.	21st century health 0.611007 multispecialty clinic systems 0.523923 health system goals 0.64327 health insurance 0.529607 health plans 0.586029 Triple Aim 0.591457 ideal health 0.593796 regional health 0.532601 Twin Cities 0.528504 systems science 0.579287 health care professionals 0.622245 health systems 0.756422 Community Health initiative 0.581143 population health 0.658198 agreed-on health 0.642641 stakeholder incentives 0.550142 health assessments 0.53334 health care costs 0.623956 Evidence-Based Health 0.531803 health care regulations 0.603033 chief executive officer 0.549763 simple rules 0.829932 Health Advisory Group 0.574622 HealthPartners Research Foundation 0.527428 electronic health record 0.58065	complex adaptive systems 0.523537 Population Health Institute 0.585488 operating rules 0.592561 health system stakeholders 0.566431 measurable goals 0.530399 entire health 0.542089 value 0.653182 health care 0.796834 worksite health promotion 0.764937 health promotion programs 0.729712 current health 0.549248 Quality Chasm 0.660727 health system rules 0.61036 employer-sponsored worksite health 0.681173 health 0.966875 HealthPartners 0.675354 high-value health services 0.580004 Minnesota Health Scores 0.666108 employee/dependent health 0.536813 Thomas E. Kottke 0.603592 patient experience 0.615921 Public Health Service 0.575385 large care network 0.534686 employee health 0.544635	CLICK HERE
7316	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Evaluation of Rapid Influenza Diagnostic Tests for Influenza A (H3N2)v Virus and Updated Case Count - United States, 2012	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.	H3N2v infections 0.405837 influenza strains 0.307485 additional diagnostic testing 0.24466 influenza infection 0.378199 H3N2v virus infection 0.61607 United States 0.268431 Lynnette Brammer 0.258021 presumptive-positive test results 0.267985 H3N2v cases 0.257853 negative RIDT result 0.241584 influenza-like illness 0.307933 Madin-Darby Canine Kidney 0.249241 nasal washes 0.254711 seasonal influenza viruses 0.415429 pandemic influenza 0.339604 CDC Flu Real-Time 0.33528 U.S. public health 0.296253 MMWR Early Release 0.274989 influenza H3N2v virus 0.46839 influenza illness onset 0.38148 various respiratory specimens 0.245676 H3N2v infection 0.305767 Polymerase Chain Reaction 0.270364	CDC Flu rRT-PCR 0.568803 Flu rRT-PCR Dx 0.533785 CDC Influenza Division 0.413241 results interpretation 0.268519 limited human-to-human transmission 0.240603 cases 0.401943 false RIDT results 0.247417 pandemic H1 markers 0.257441 chronic medical conditions 0.240735 CDC laboratory 0.240128 negative RIDT 0.243983 RIDTs 0.285979 H3N2v viruses 0.631499 influenza complications 0.312805 local public health 0.293585 antiviral treatment 0.242812 virus* infection 0.242884 Additional CDC guidance 0.281646 Indiana State Dept 0.256866 public health laboratories 0.974714 rapid influenza 0.495061 public health laboratory 0.400425	CLICK HERE
9120	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Asthma - Asthma Call-back Survey Prevalence - Table 12	Multiple Year (2006 - 2010) Child Asthma Call-back Survey Prevalence Table 12	Microsoft PowerPoint file 0.4162 ePub file 0.374175 Audio/Video file 0.370511 Email CDC-INFO 0.360085 Sample size 0.361439 BRFSS Asthma Call-back 0.52322 Microsoft Word file 0.417954 New Mexico206 0.369253 Standard error 0.36206 Child Asthma Call-back 0.729127 U.S. Department 0.359543 Clifton Road Atlanta 0.407761 New Jersey263 0.369398 Microsoft Excel file 0.415376 Tweet Share Compartir 0.430386 New York238 0.369109 list Skip 0.380358 Asthma Call-back Survey 0.962142 page options Skip 0.440761 West Virginia158 0.365328 Prevalence Tables Table 0.448409 different file formats 0.418397 New Hampshire126 0.369543 Apple Quicktime file 0.416633 Specific Groups 0.360312	NCHS Asthma FastStats 0.466948 CDC A-Z 0.394996 National Asthma Control 0.459781 RealPlayer file 0.371146 Adobe PDF file 0.416563 North Dakota86 0.36537 Basic Information 0.363533 United States 0.367867 Survey Questions 0.365319 Search Form Controls 0.550586 Call-back Survey Prevalence 0.849697 file 0.427607 Survey Prevalence Tables 0.6489 A-Z Index 0.377002 Graphs Asthma Call-back 0.501927 Search Controls 0.434925 asthma status 0.427901 Confidence interval 0.361707 Rhode Island139 0.363185 NHIS Prevalence Data 0.425106 Text file 0.372484 past year3 0.367976 Program Evaluation 0.359969 RIS file 0.373539	CLICK HERE
13594	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Neighborhood Food Environment, Diet, and Obesity Among Los Angeles County Adults, 2011	Preventing Chronic Disease (PCD) is a peer-reviewed electronic journal established by the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. PCD provides an open exchange of information and knowledge among researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and others who strive to improve the health of the public through chronic disease prevention.	neighborhood food outlets 0.406032 convenience stores 0.538765 fast food 0.426317 United States 0.373414 Los Angeles County 0.956774 relevant financial relationships 0.374034 food deserts 0.376071 0.25-mile radius 0.37794 food outlet types 0.470319 buffer size 0.393844 mechanical devices 0.373439 number 0.409232 Angeles County Health 0.489486 Los Angeles Fast-Food 0.378457 fast-food outlets 0.504982 dietary intake 0.448536 small food stores 0.575025 local food environments 0.371152 food consumption indicators 0.378529 food outlet data 0.409927 Food Access Research 0.404598 food desert map 0.375675 sugar-sweetened beverages 0.436864	food environments 0.397837 supermarkets 0.376075 explanatory variables 0.377351 BMI 0.52014 food environment 0.568377 food environment characteristics 0.378585 County Health Survey 0.488508 Amy S. Lightstone 0.40627 body mass index 0.415622 fast-food restaurants 0.413974 midsize grocery stores 0.404691 small food store 0.386687 grocery stores 0.473163 fast-food consumption 0.383035 fast-food intake 0.381939 Food intake measures 0.381096 Bonferroni’s adjustment 0.421116 respondents 0.384312 physical food outlets 0.419694 census tract–level characteristics 0.372173 neighborhood food environment 0.431029 census tract 0.525386 food outlets 0.802807	CLICK HERE
13691	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Vancomycin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus - Delaware, 2015	Maroya Spalding Walters, PhD1; Paula Eggers2; Valerie Albrecht, MPH1; Tatiana Travis1; David Lonsway, MMSc1; Greg Hovan, MBA3; Debra Taylor, MPH1; Kamile Rasheed, PhD1; Brandi Limbago, PhD1; Alexander Kallen, MD1.	VRE 0.413715 wound clinic health 0.454016 MRSA progenitor strains 0.442879 VRSA isolation 0.724323 fourteenth VRSA 0.724002 VRE toe 0.406977 methicillin-resistant S. aureus 0.449738 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.400172 health care providers 0.489501 dialysis clinic workers 0.437079 dialysis shift 0.433999 nasal swab 0.432007 VRSA strains 0.730009 VRSA 0.933155 Vancomycin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus 0.480264 Delaware public health 0.424291 end-stage renal disease 0.414807 S. aureus protein 0.435664 Brandi Limbago 0.369338 minimum inhibitory concentration 0.42272 Kamile Rasheed 0.375843 public health response 0.4196 community-associated strain background 0.411668 Greg Hovan 0.369557 MRSA isolate 0.409454	vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus faecalis 0.437998 vancomycin binding site 0.458529 United States 0.547886 vancomycin resistance genes 0.457969 VRSA investigation 0.668049 vanA operon 0.448501 Pulsed-field gel electrophoresis 0.406343 S. aureus 0.538586 Healthcare Quality Promotion 0.479105 nasal swab surveillance 0.418988 antibiotic resistance program 0.403247 health care workers 0.506297 public health concern 0.447584 dialysis patients 0.431005 local health departments 0.416161 health care 0.533323 Maroya Spalding Walters 0.527839 public health 0.518675 polymerase chain reaction 0.407937 Alexander Kallen 0.369531 vancomycin-resistant enterococci 0.394909 3Delaware Public Health 0.422495 chronic toe wound 0.442047 VRSA patient 0.759083	CLICK HERE
14311	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Reducing Sodium: From Menu to Mouth	null			CLICK HERE
15422	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Transmission of Zika Virus in Labor and DeliverySettings Through Implementation of Standard Precautions - UnitedStates, 2016 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	PPE 0.271343 Standard Precautions 0.513663 appropriate PPE 0.220755 Zika virus 0.518898 care personnel clothing 0.206108 Zika virus infection 0.292099 mucous membranes 0.208209 recent Zika virus 0.201692 health care delivery 0.226361 specific PPE help 0.208857 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.223635 health care personnel 0.981674	health care providers 0.220791 potentially infectious material 0.214486 National Center 0.216081 health care setting 0.262865 Patient body fluids 0.201681 female health care 0.239963 body fluids 0.571945 patient care 0.206926 infection prevention 0.203174 Zika virus transmission 0.209179 health care settings 0.350819 Non–health care personnel 0.201592	CLICK HERE