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6462	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Obesity in K-8 Students - New York City, 2006-07 to 2010-11 School Years	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.	school neighborhood poverty 0.58273 grade children 0.549821 public health interventions 0.620418 neighborhood poverty level 0.561983 Asian/Pacific Islander children 0.608985 obesity prevention programs 0.564438 postal code area 0.562182 public health office 0.591633 City public school 0.585763 education public schools 0.550968 obesity prevalence trends 0.594882 New York City 0.96021 public school students 0.59091 children 0.67889 school 0.652973 shows obesity prevalence 0.599487 school postal code 0.60941 obesity prevalence 0.691896 child obesity 0.548554 poverty level 0.585933 obesity reduction 0.549943 body mass index 0.569503 York City Dept 0.613604 age groups 0.577588 pediatric obesity 0.563653	public school children 0.60315 York City fitness 0.557308 federal poverty level 0.567968 K–8 public school 0.575406 United States 0.559483 age group 0.582415 public school data 0.56175 obese children 0.553035 school type 0.548094 group child care 0.557457 public school 0.648072 public school population 0.571083 Asian/Pacific Islander 0.678625 white children 0.557586 school postal codes 0.550181 district public health 0.549462 Obesity prevalence estimates 0.58522 largest decrease 0.553839 school borough 0.581458 physical education teachers 0.570859 physical activity 0.574964 York City Department 0.60924 childhood obesity 0.585227 free lunch status 0.65201	CLICK HERE
8015	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Why Our Global Work Matters - CDC Global Health	null	Global Work Matters 0.628451		CLICK HERE
9545	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Infant Mortality - Maternal and Infant Health -Reproductive Health	Reproductive Health	birthday 0.311974 CDC’s research 0.363056 key information 0.369343 ethnicity 0.31263 United States 0.533801 south 0.311193 differences 0.312461 infant death 0.504449 State Map 0.366425 10-year national objectives 0.419868 infant mortality 0.982711 User Guide 0.361864 number 0.324913 health risk factors 0.411977 society 0.31225 PDF 0.310954 important marker 0.36969 Public Use File 0.359572 causes 0.326209 birth outcomes 0.424357 infant mortality rate 0.831389	Healthy People 0.47745 health care providers 0.40951 *Source 0.311027 addition 0.310976 National Center 0.364073 infants 0.31238 Table 0.311019 infant health 0.512019 overall health 0.368144 race 0.310851 infant deaths 0.681631 Health Statistics 0.366724 Period Linked Birth/Infant 0.411595 population groups 0.373357 Midwest 0.311451 live births 0.594859 infant mortality rates 0.824197 public health agencies 0.40768 programs 0.310903 joint approach 0.362285	CLICK HERE
10056	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	U.S. safer when CDC works with other countries to fight infectious diseases | Press Release | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	health security work 0.525104 real-time information systems 0.504824 Mortality Weekly Report 0.495198 Northern Uganda 0.49635 Uganda Ministry 0.502324 Health systems 0.47899 Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 0.481656 unique health challenges 0.513103 faster outbreak response 0.49774 potentially infectious samples 0.490863 infectious disease threats 0.505715 Global Health Borders 0.521768 Uganda project 0.50144 CDC-approved real-time reverse 0.476192 Disease Control 0.465415 emergency response systems 0.498345 viral hemorrhagic fever 0.484417 real-time PCR detection 0.488997 Western Pacific Regional 0.477309 polymerase chain reaction 0.475332 Vietnam project 0.469212 re-emerging pathogens 0.460856 international airport screening 0.476777	high-risk pathogens 0.468973 disease detection 0.537409 World Health Organization 0.525307 new disease detection 0.501014 Ebola virus—to measure 0.480074 Health staff 0.473266 CDC Director Tom 0.534642 Health Security demonstration 0.517384 Vietnam’s Ministry 0.486057 CDC global health 0.577774 emergency operations procedures 0.498228 public health emergencies 0.518513 CDC’s EOC 0.502725 Vietnam Ministry 0.488301 Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever 0.499493 meningococcal disease 0.461432 high-risk pathogen cases 0.495377 core IHR requirements 0.489807 Uganda 0.554077 International Health Regulations 0.521341 security projects 0.460703 public health preparedness 0.512779 H5N1 outbreaks 0.457171	CLICK HERE
10969	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MERS-Laboratory Testing for MERS-CoV	CDC Coronavirus: Coronaviruses are common throughout the world. They can infect people and animals. Five different coronaviruses can infect people and make them sick. They usually cause mild to moderate upper-respiratory illness.	investigational purposes 0.661456 active infection 0.726152 circumstances additional specimens 0.662152 CDC 0.843775 FDA-cleared/approved tests 0.560801 additional confirmatory testing 0.616652 stool specimens 0.561091 public health investigators 0.632961 current case definition 0.644236 MERS-CoV outbreak 0.560701 MERS symptoms 0.575269 rRT-PCR assay 0.715309 travel industry partners 0.67345 secondary antibody 0.640045 Serology testing 0.582449 CDC investigators 0.604616 serology tests 0.801317 specific confirmatory test 0.629213 ELISA results 0.569197 IFA results 0.576045 single negative result 0.653775 active MERS-CoV infection 0.874032 virus-infected cells 0.658375 Real-time reverse-transcription polymerase 0.653533 IFA assay 0.636395	MERS-CoV serology tests 0.734997 specific antibodies 0.826761 MERS disease 0.578686 single positive target 0.645902 positive rRT-PCR result 0.664331 ELISA 0.584465 different laboratory tests 0.704199 negative rRT-PCR tests 0.691043 United States 0.642599 public health scientists 0.832736 diagnostic purposes 0.650633 lab tests 0.578256 immunofluorescence assay 0.592508 public health 0.898539 specific genomic targets 0.64778 microneutralization assay 0.776213 molecular tests 0.77192 negative rRT-PCR test 0.678434 MERS-CoV serology results 0.707824 MERS-CoV infection 0.99837 local public health 0.67812 previous infection 0.725597 enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay 0.696018 clinical sample 0.727559	CLICK HERE
11123	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2008 National Report on Biochemical Indicators of Diet and Nutrition - Trace Elements: Iodine	null	adequate iodine intake 0.405257 United States 0.411279 urinary iodine concentration 0.455212 median concentrations 0.215237 iodine deficiency 0.508164 plasma mass spectrometry 0.209278 urinary iodine 0.978281 pregnant women 0.235045 adequate iodine nutrition 0.370679 iodine supplementation 0.369336 median urinary iodine 0.72422 iodine intake 0.617466 dietary iodine intake 0.41905 iodine excretion data 0.349317 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.250057 iodine level 0.312266	iodine residue 0.338817 urinary iodine concentrations 0.795327 iodine excretion 0.431523 iodine deficiency disorders 0.448633 World Health Organization 0.565467 urine iodine excretion 0.378214 iodine nutrition 0.459882 U.S. iodine intake 0.395704 urinary iodine excretion 0.429561 National Health 0.204807 Excess iodine intake 0.412074 percent confidence intervals 0.261122 Public Health Committee 0.288103 American Thyroid Association 0.351048 High iodine intake 0.412678 stable iodine intake 0.403349	CLICK HERE
13458	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Large Outbreak of Botulism Associatedwith a Church Potluck Meal - Ohio, 2015	Carolyn L. McCarty, PhD1,2; Kristina Angelo, DO2,3; Karlyn D. Beer, PhD2,3; Katie Cibulskas-White1; Kim Quinn, MS1; Sietske de Fijter, MS1; Rick Bokanyi, PhD1; Eric St.	Public Health Laboratory 0.689015 potluck foods 0.669413 botulism outbreaks 0.694154 botulinum neurotoxin type 0.879953 Strategic National Stockpile 0.828895 probable case definition 0.690782 largest botulism outbreak 0.794451 Eric St. Germain 0.685566 health department notification 0.733083 Brendan R. Jackson 0.682599 home-canned potatoes 0.664682 Botulism Associated 0.748909 Barbara E. Mahon 0.687543 improperly home-canned potatoes 0.661473 Fairfield Department 0.787466 Fairfield Medical Center 0.845785 Agam K. Rao 0.690849 potato salad 0.910573 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.775891 Ohio Department 0.707645 potluck meal 0.950196 public health emergency 0.731173 5Fairfield Medical Center 0.661602 early hospital discharge 0.646328	laboratory-confirmed botulism 0.7212 homemade potato salad 0.697702 public health 0.78893 botulinum toxin 0.645972 National Center 0.645219 County Public Health 0.688906 Carolyn L. McCarty 0.838655 Karlyn D. Beer 0.693374 confirmed case status 0.689131 church potluck meal 0.94684 emergency department 0.74768 botulinum antitoxin 0.739973 established home-canning guidelines 0.65476 similar clinical features 0.671833 Public Health Preparedness 0.687264 2Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.651181 Columbus metropolitan area 0.666215 C. botulinum spores 0.71966 case definition 0.709483 Kara Jacobs Slifka 0.679564 botulism 0.803631 potluck food 0.684429 Clostridium botulinum type 0.726801	CLICK HERE
13527	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Publications, Data, & Statistics | Contact Lenses | CDC	CDC - Protect Your Eyes: Healthy and Safe Contact Lens Cleaning and Use. Millions of people use contact lenses every day but lens cleaning practices can lead to eye infections. Hands should be washed before handling contact lenses and contacts should be properly cleaned, disinfected, and stored to ensure eye health and safety. Following your eye doctor’s recommendations and a few simple steps can lead to healthy daily contact lens use.	pediatric contact lens 0.356152 Lam DY 0.312681 wear contact lens 0.341539 contact lens users 0.337717 contact lens risk 0.337329 Chalmers RL 0.472701 Cont Lens Anterior 0.733085 extended-wear contact lens 0.334071 Kinoshita BT 0.28361 Stapleton F. Contact 0.352929 lens materials 0.306259 Beach MJ 0.291389 Acanthamoeba keratitis 0.351261 Lens Anterior Eye. 0.733067 Study Group 0.28165 contact lenses 0.417087 contact lens case 0.34969 risk factors 0.342736 F. Contact lens 0.350097 Stapleton F. 0.391309 Contact lens wearer 0.333375 microbial keratitis 0.312297 contact lens storage 0.335809 multiple contact lens 0.331789 contact lens hygiene 0.310353	soft contact lens 0.381679 contact lens wearers 0.385076 contact lens postmarket 0.323913 disposable contact lens 0.321349 United States 0.288696 cosmetic contact lenses 0.296543 Eye Contact Lens. 0.810076 lens replacement 0.292958 contact lens wear 0.510764 safe lens wear 0.298044 silicone hydrogel 0.317271 contact lens assessment 0.347294 silicone hydrogel lenses 0.298831 corneal infiltrative events 0.294927 disposable contact lenses 0.305594 lens storage cases 0.289235 lens case biofilm 0.287012 lens storage case 0.328768 contact lens compliance 0.354469 contact lens solution 0.409927 lens case contamination 0.328777 contact lens cases 0.340368 contact lens solutions 0.331318 Optom Vis Sci. 0.900611	CLICK HERE
16039	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Dental Sealants Prevent Cavities - Vital Signs	Dental sealants are effective but underused protection against cavities. Start or expand programs that offer sealants to children at school	dental sealants 0.71439 dental fillings 0.208142 health department clinics 0.392247 sealants 0.843271 community dental clinics 0.260037 Help schools 0.249723 permanent molars 0.210203 local health department 0.387882 Health Insurance Program 0.261416 school-based sealant program 0.401241 higher-income children 0.214488 children 0.608536 dental sealant program 0.365592 low-income children 0.349619 Target school-based sealant 0.559724 school-based dental sealant 0.482308 cost-effective manner 0.271562 dental offices 0.263029 dental programs 0.21685 teeth 0.213425	dental treatment costs 0.270037 cavities 0.575035 dental sealant programs 0.477906 sealant programs 0.984772 local dental offices 0.258274 essential health benefit 0.248698 pediatric dental services 0.270989 dental insurance 0.203895 public health programs 0.256013 untreated cavities 0.384836 Affordable Care Act 0.246764 school-based sealant programs 0.964061 community health centers 0.532129 portable dental equipment 0.280419 Implement policies 0.26972 School-age children 0.220815 schools 0.283851 dental providers 0.333927 molar cavities 0.326846 dental hygienist 0.213046	CLICK HERE