ARTICLES LIST

 

Total Results: 16203

Media ID Source Name Media Type Language Media Name Media Description Keywords Keywords Link to Article
1053 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en Vital Signs: Births to Teens Aged 15-17 Years - UnitedStates, 1991-2012 Please note: An erratum has been published for this article. To view the erratum, please click here.
sexually experienced female0.510685
effective contraceptive methods0.509047
effective reversible methods0.492986
never-married female teens0.584286
effective method0.501551
birth control methods0.499938
clinical birth control0.620089
birth rate0.543616
failure rate0.478306
sexually active females0.493297
effective reversible contraceptive0.482799
younger teens0.613531
younger female teens0.594497
older teens0.519677
National Vital Statistics0.487855
births0.595097
reproductive health-care services0.481111
younger teens exposure0.544653
female teens0.842644
birth control0.824327
active younger teens0.53021
prevention opportunities0.471641
experienced female teens0.610501
teen births0.470318
effective methods0.501042
United States0.49004
methods0.512581
age group0.48958
formal sex education0.898452
shows birth rates0.47649
teens0.944778
U.S. teen birth0.490337
sexual initiation0.482659
sexually active teens0.556986
non-Hispanic blacks0.504295
Family Growth0.473494
non-Hispanic whites0.47516
National Survey0.470914
active female teens0.542513
American Indians/Alaska Natives0.581678
sexual health education0.491926
teen birth rate0.498517
CI0.49744
effective birth control0.49994
health0.496404
birth control services0.614749
females teens0.510745
New Hampshire0.472674
fewer young teens0.525227
CLICK HERE
6676 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: General Information 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.
copyright0.345926
PCD. Make0.472505
Editorial Policy page0.582525
Human Services0.45063
written permission0.467639
U.S. Department0.450791
following information0.462203
thorough editorial0.447731
proofing stage0.56764
Disease Control0.448444
Special Topics0.471358
manuscript submission0.621839
PCD Manuscript Central0.890606
proprietary rights0.458984
exclusive rights0.458714
inquiries0.362675
minor changes0.448863
affiliated institutions0.449983
public domain0.607291
Research Briefs0.468651
style0.349606
production process0.451842
Chronic Disease0.478904
authors0.403064
Original Research0.469798
derivative works0.4643
GIS Snapshots0.461391
author hereby grants0.463365
substantive changes0.459136
United States Government0.995274
Community Case Studies0.614639
PCD editors0.586924
article types0.476752
complete descriptions0.469835
AMA Manual0.446202
PubMed Central0.460044
journal0.355973
publishing articles0.495481
Manuscript Requirements0.618055
revised editions0.456581
NIH grant0.451771
following sections0.44922
article length0.469294
Word version0.448857
material0.354263
official publication0.48441
Public Health Service0.574625
Implementation Evaluation0.471992
initial edit0.443066
CLICK HERE
7212 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en Invasive Staphylococcus aureus Infections Associated with Pain Injections and Reuse of Single-Dose Vials - Arizona and Delaware, 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.
unopened vials0.765535
MRSA-infected patients0.82498
life-threatening bacterial infections0.772567
patient procedure room0.759479
county health officials0.750457
infection prevention assistance0.757074
morning vial0.757475
state health departments0.754404
alternate vial0.759796
hospital infection prevention0.769172
vial size0.827963
patients0.957434
safe injection practices0.995167
Pain Management Clinic0.758057
joint injections0.768393
multiple patients0.782814
public health experts0.74641
Staphylococcus aureus infection0.816126
afternoon vial0.880567
mL SDV0.766689
MRSA infections0.821786
Health Services0.754847
Standard Precautions0.970357
SDVs0.803833
infection prevention practices0.76658
methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus0.762256
health-care providers0.795101
epidural steroid injections0.79938
mL SDVs0.792115
clinic staff members0.763265
health-care personnel0.834368
invasive MRSA infection0.781178
S. aureus0.856517
U.S. Pharmacopeia0.812376
methicillin-susceptible S. aureus0.753061
infection transmission0.761611
ancillary staff members0.816417
contrast injections0.77594
public health0.932347
appropriately sized SDVs0.771623
injections0.818499
staff members0.926758
invasive MRSA infections0.774556
U.S. Pharmacopeia standards0.763999
infection prevention0.878967
infection control measures0.750383
medication vial sizes0.808437
smallest vial size0.795705
S. aureus infections0.854789
CLICK HERE
10344 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en 2014 West Virginia Chemical Release'Chemical Emergencies Information on chemical emergencies and public health. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
MPEG0.378858
search0.263099
PDF0.261307
PPT0.446092
DOC0.368812
information0.262482
different file formats0.938484
page0.276773
CLICK HERE
10871 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en World Cup 2014: Travelers to Brazil Urged to Get Flu Vaccine World Cup 2014: Travelers to Brazil Urged to Get Flu Vaccine - CDC
single best way0.412952
seasonal vaccine0.369849
H3N2 flu viruses0.672028
longer periods0.303084
large numbers0.333033
supply0.220203
H1N1 virus0.321397
flu vaccines0.687775
pregnant women0.31237
children0.220068
Brazil0.417169
games0.221953
close quarters0.321141
2013-14 season0.328334
Southern Hemisphere0.443645
media reports0.320266
chronic medical conditions0.401322
flu illness0.520374
community0.220427
travelers0.280108
visitors0.222139
World Cup0.565459
high risk0.421888
American Health Organization0.417892
important health tips0.391459
region0.223623
doses0.223352
United States0.550994
adults0.220098
Health page0.302803
flu vaccine0.801752
globe convening0.330782
CDC’s Traveler0.310978
different influenza viruses0.47577
significant influenza activity0.437011
Flu vaccination0.635386
heart disease0.311813
immunizations0.222637
preventive actions0.30635
flu viruses0.676079
protective antibodies0.314292
people0.372616
flu0.902177
respiratory virus samples0.427528
influenza B virus0.346424
flu season0.622865
location0.220463
information0.219684
time0.240716
CLICK HERE
11467 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en Data and Statistics | Down Syndrome null
red blood cells0.548858
younger mothers0.452874
American Academy0.445819
United States0.502279
health care information0.482907
financial problems0.446697
Iron deficiency anemia0.481074
low birth weight.0.491988
Pediatrics Health Supervision0.480977
African-American infants0.467686
average medical care0.482847
babies0.535129
general population0.446934
family member0.446389
Obstructive sleep apnea0.484366
life0.477869
lower chance0.447312
Eye issues0.446191
time period0.448188
certain group0.451778
syndrome0.782493
children0.531651
Hirschsprung disease0.445934
total number0.452109
private insurance0.445169
Ear infections0.446291
breathing equipment0.444877
health care0.539715
Read summary0.968321
infants0.508547
wide variety0.448312
Intestinal blockage0.448478
heart defect0.580379
health care costs0.482209
white infants0.468812
congenital heart defect0.572318
life expectancy0.453354
early childhood0.444941
syndrome increases0.482816
live births0.452782
thigh bone0.446483
common chromosomal disorder0.505444
healthcare provider0.448036
normal birth weight0.490207
Older mothers0.450332
age increases0.454929
Eye diseases0.446322
CLICK HERE
11487 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en NCIRD | DBD Bulletin Winter 2012 | 2013 Events Division of Bacterial Diseases Bulletin Winter
16th Annual Conference0.911225
CDC0.628
National Foundation0.762305
historical purposes0.775564
IDSA0.640783
American Statistical Association0.877003
Joint Statistical Meetings0.885378
Environmental Laboratory Conference0.899779
publication0.636388
SHEA0.628183
American Society0.755387
historical reasons0.771873
National Immunization Conference0.931026
Epidemic Intelligence Service0.893963
Interscience Conference0.780414
DBD All-Hands Meeting0.96549
Smart About Antibiotics0.746985
different file formats0.855644
EIS0.635937
work activities0.738289
Chemotherapy0.628619
World Pneumonia0.75874
Content0.627098
Disease Clinical Vaccinology0.917917
113th General Meeting0.924534
Emerging Diseases0.751817
Vaccine Research0.755752
APHL Annual Meeting0.930235
Immunization Practices0.804353
Advisory Committee0.769722
Atlanta0.670013
PPT0.636469
ACIP0.656783
GA0.692135
Denver0.644302
ASM0.634018
Group B Strep0.758639
Alison Patti0.875962
Antimicrobial Agents0.753623
website0.627975
DBD OD0.843389
ICAAC0.648785
PIDS0.648209
San Francisco0.743523
2013TM Joint Meeting0.89025
Advance Media Report0.844386
help DBD0.829987
International Meeting0.781165
Action shots0.741724
CLICK HERE
11944 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en Preventing Chronic Disease | Text Messaging to Motivate Exercise Among Latino Adults at Risk for Vascular Disease: A Pilot Study, 2013 - CDC In 2013, we administered a 15-item survey to determine the extent of text message usage among Latino adults in Kansas; for a subset of the survey participants, we also conducted a 6-week pilot trial to determine the effect of text messaging on exercise behaviors. Among the 82 survey participants, 78% had unlimited text messaging. At baseline, all trial participants were at the stage of contemplation; at 6 weeks, one (9%) trial participant remained at the contemplation stage and the other 10 (91%) participants progressed to the action/maintenance/termination stage. Use of text messaging to motivate exercise is feasible and potentially efficacious among Latinos.
15-item survey in-person0.407996
6-week PACE scores0.415252
trial participant0.372405
atherosclerotic risk factor0.408542
Texas Health Science0.386092
6-week pilot trial0.435062
atherosclerotic risk factors0.691588
pilot trial0.542529
Health Promotion Research0.38697
unlimited text messaging0.527579
text messaging0.892701
loss pilot trial0.396349
yearly household income0.454794
weight loss0.419365
action/maintenance/termination stage0.402196
Health Interview Survey0.397511
Kansas Medical Center0.393272
Latino adults0.833921
baseline0.362362
text messages0.53446
Tracie C. Collins0.386254
15-item survey0.464529
Exercise Behaviors Questionnaire0.409174
Spanish text messages0.419183
Potential participants0.445065
Latinos0.404874
trial participants0.491101
United States0.403812
contemplation stage0.444088
text message usage0.586322
Human Subjects Committee0.399601
postexercise behavior scores0.394823
PACE protocol0.362087
non-Hispanic whites0.448962
participants0.741326
recent pilot trial0.396521
Wichita State University0.391693
Peripheral arterial disease0.405052
research assistants0.403039
exercise behaviors0.420091
systematic review0.432053
Spanish-speaking participants0.449511
physical activity0.922215
leisure-time physical activity0.407262
6-week trial0.418451
survey participants0.598316
weight loss trial0.391911
cellular telephone0.446114
CLICK HERE
15489 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en Smoking & Tobacco Use | Gay and Bisexual Men's Health | CDC Learn more about the harmful effects of smoking, smokeless tobacco, and secondhand smoke.
lung diseases0.875338
Smokers Campaign0.461511
heart attacks0.440172
illnesses. People0.449035
health threat0.490277
chronic obstructive lung0.885567
smoking-related illness0.556623
general U.S. population0.885515
bisexual men0.48953
better quality0.457434
fewer HIV-related symptoms0.832952
gay men0.492848
pneumonia0.31634
heart disease0.794814
smoking0.821629
high risk0.485041
cancer0.233101
higher rates0.924733
past decade0.551565
harmful consequences0.497243
long-term benefits0.496017
CLICK HERE
15526 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en WHO Western Pacific Region (WPR) 2014-2015 Overview of the CDC Influenza Division International Program WHO Western Pacific Region (WPR), its objectives and goals, and contains downloadable annual reports on supported countries.
Influenza Surveillance TWG0.501992
Papua New Guinea0.450386
avian influenza0.816252
laboratory surveillance sites0.37666
zoonotic influenza viruses0.358471
National Influenza Centres0.434821
WPR influenza laboratories0.424995
seasonal influenza surveillance0.50361
Global Influenza Surveillance0.628839
National Influenza Centers0.422458
severe influenza0.387489
Disease Surveillance0.368389
pandemic influenza0.423172
influenza bulletin0.394422
influenza External Quality0.365655
National Influenza Surveillance0.575977
influenza surveillance sites0.537235
avian influenza surveillance0.530549
human avian influenza0.417022
CDC Influenza Division0.411995
pandemic influenza preparedness0.40149
seasonal influenza vaccines0.410292
Integrated influenza surveillance0.588373
Influenza Technical Working0.390709
influenza surveillance systems0.522421
influenza positive samples0.373502
influenza surveillance data0.52831
event-based surveillance0.418805
Validated new influenza0.368464
influenza surveillance officers0.499807
Influenza Technical0.395222
Influenza Program Director0.399454
ILI surveillance0.363629
Influenza Division0.520865
human/animal avian influenza0.411833
influenza laboratory supplies0.385399
influenza surveillance0.951534
influenza viruses0.373086
interactive web-based influenza0.37912
influenza positivity proportion0.362293
Regional Office0.394253
Influenza Surveillance Meeting0.481277
influenza outbreak0.393221
influenza surveillance staff0.52632
Western Pacific0.549527
CLICK HERE

 

 

 

Terms of Use | Privacy Policy
©2017 ARCHES Technology. All Rights Reserved.