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733	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Primary Amebic MeningoencephalitisAssociated with Ritual Nasal Rinsing - St. Thomas, U.S. VirginIslands, 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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.602511 CDC 0.604246 real-time polymerase chain 0.664421 Human Services 0.656137 N. fowleri 0.993145 assistive technology 0.596921 household water samples 0.708984 U.S. Department 0.657194 MMWR HTML versions 0.648767 daily household activities 0.668706 PAM infections 0.604638 electronic PDF version 0.649672 Alexandre da Silva 0.640803 U.S. case 0.594523 ablution 0.707704 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.646325 motile amebic trophozoites 0.683881 N. fowleri transmission 0.791056 emergency department 0.682 free-living thermophilic ameba 0.680767 freshwater exposures 0.595656 mosque water supply 0.726018 hot water heater 0.807764 original paper copy 0.643145	recreational freshwater exposure 0.65199 water exposures 0.639139 tap water 0.696572 muted plantar responses 0.664657 USVI Department 0.609259 primary amebic meningoencephalitis 0.700128 U.S. Government Printing 0.656428 original MMWR paper 0.65514 municipal water 0.676163 patient 0.613416 U.S. Virgin Islands 0.684495 Naegleria fowleri 0.744811 ameba-contaminated water 0.630227 mosque yielded N. 0.708652 new N. fowleri 0.795944 lumbar puncture 0.592106 subject line 0.598313 household water sources 0.710583 warm freshwater 0.593991 contaminated tap water 0.691941 N. fowleri cases 0.802254 universally fatal condition 0.677726 ritual nasal rinsing 0.769506 nasal rinsing 0.947172	CLICK HERE
874	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Case Definitions Novel Influenza A H7N9	Interim Guidance on Case Definitions for Investigations of Human Infection with Avian Influenza A (H7N9) Virus in the United States - CDC	healthcare personnel 0.332568 avian influenza 0.913537 hospital settings 0.329836 limited non-sustained person-to-person 0.357384 Limited data 0.330258 human cases 0.358203 recent travel 0.332984 exposure criteria 0.359612 non-sustained person-to-person transmission 0.400117 case status 0.338367 State health departments 0.361532 interim guidance 0.337019 testing recommendations 0.333482 CDC’s Influenza 0.422665 Probable Case 0.343652 FDA-authorized test specific 0.362897 epidemiologic information support 0.358286 pathogenic avian influenza 0.477734 CDC Avian Influenza 0.484646 probable cases 0.408587 health departments 0.369357 local health departments 0.367528 polymerase chain reaction 0.362916 Unprotected exposure 0.333668	virus infections 0.362737 recent close contact 0.35907 family members 0.331611 viruses 0.324572 confirmatory laboratory test 0.361297 CDC-approved protocols 0.333994 following definitions 0.3388 severe human disease 0.399195 prolonged unprotected contact 0.358322 virus infection 0.541401 laboratory diagnostic testing 0.362189 human infections 0.338311 Virus information page 0.3816 United States beginning 0.396479 family clusters 0.329618 investigation 0.320563 public health laboratories 0.36022 patient meeting 0.358938 illness onset 0.36983 public health laboratory 0.363032 human infection 0.344659 domestic birds 0.356253 close physical contact 0.358338	CLICK HERE
4727	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Fluzone High-Dose Seasonal Influenza Vaccine	Fluzone High-Dose Seasonal Influenza Vaccine - CDC	standard-dose vaccine 0.425163 Sanofi Pasteur Inc. 0.413065 Fluzone Quadrivalent 0.36869 injectable influenza vaccines 0.446588 smaller needle 0.351531 important step 0.349555 flu vaccines 0.6405 High-Dose seasonal influenza 0.559195 higher antibody 0.353958 higher dose 0.351003 particular flu season 0.523891 flu vaccination 0.46288 clinical trials 0.350943 intradermal flu vaccine 0.597788 good immune response 0.414467 regular flu vaccines 0.560326 influenza vaccine 0.560603 greater risk 0.351973 2013-14 flu season 0.501153 Fluzone Intradermal Quadrivalent 0.414028 regular flu 0.624473 additional antigen 0.371074 older people 0.410933 single dose 0.350253	nursing homes 0.349794 high-dose vaccines 0.481493 Fluzone High-Dose vaccine 0.707096 flu vaccine 0.660229 Human immune defenses 0.415298 regular flu shots 0.523124 Fluzone High-Dose 0.901226 flu vaccine information 0.628726 immune response 0.552296 muscle aches 0.350578 intradermal shot 0.357349 2016-2017 Influenza Season 0.430399 stronger immune response 0.502706 Lancet Respiratory Medicine 0.392083 better immune response 0.412525 long-term care facilities 0.390019 adverse events 0.425488 common adverse events 0.39255 hospitalization rates 0.350576 regular flu shot 0.568211 New England Journal 0.393577 flu season 0.579148 confidence interval 0.35046 better protection 0.350088	CLICK HERE
7385	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Household Preparedness for Public Health Emergencies - 14 States, 2006-2010	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.	3-day supply 0.956031 working flashlight 0.459108 individual household preparedness 0.511531 Montana respondents 0.471703 Louisiana respondents 0.494034 battery-operated radio 0.587883 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.481736 preparedness campaigns 0.462875 New York respondents 0.487884 public health systems 0.4834 Pennsylvania respondents 0.482273 disaster preparedness measures 0.492017 household preparedness data 0.512222 preparedness metrics 0.462068 household preparedness materials 0.545625 written evacuation plan 0.473461 Internet-based disaster preparedness 0.484447 water 0.490008 respondents 0.57178 emergency preparedness 0.54998 minority respondents 0.474812 working battery-operated flashlight 0.484197 household plan 0.459112 Nevada respondents 0.505466 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.4818	all-hazards emergency preparedness 0.48977 preparedness technology 0.462921 3-day supplies 0.47768 household disaster preparedness 0.553609 working battery-powered flashlight 0.470666 state preparedness planning 0.479856 written household evacuation 0.50206 working battery-operated radio 0.509579 limited evacuation planning 0.462943 General Preparedness module 0.522285 self-reported household preparedness 0.535987 household preparedness 0.673208 public health 0.494809 preparedness measures 0.569168 battery-powered flashlight 0.476029 battery-operated flashlight 0.526768 households 0.45699 evacuation plan 0.826119 food 0.470132 Public Health Preparedness 0.486759 household evacuation plan 0.576727 Household preparedness measures 0.558772 Summer D. DeBastiani 0.47371 preparedness activities 0.482722	CLICK HERE
8531	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Using Public Health andCommunity Partnerships to Reduce Density of Alcohol Outlets -CDC	Excessive alcohol use causes approximately 80,000 deaths in the United States each year. The Guide to Community Preventive Services recommends reducing the density of alcohol outlets — the number of physical locations in which alcoholic beverages are available for purchase either per area or per population — through the use of regulatory authority as an effective strategy for reducing excessive alcohol consumption and related harms.	community coalitions 0.337312 alcohol availability 0.290614 public health practitioners 0.280949 binge drinking 0.269309 Stud Alcohol 0.283084 public health departments 0.31587 state alcohol laws 0.308724 successful public health 0.272419 retail alcohol outlets 0.32749 public health surveillance 0.301329 public health department 0.336045 alcohol licensing 0.289956 public health profession 0.28121 problematic alcohol outlets 0.325956 single alcohol outlet 0.343944 new alcohol outlet 0.343494 Public health efforts 0.274492 community 0.349458 alcohol poisoning 0.299284 Alcohol Marketing 0.290887 greater outlet density 0.316695 alcohol license 0.28565 Community Anti-Drug Coalitions 0.288572 state public health 0.286372 public health agencies 0.360728	alcohol outlet licensing 0.347946 alcohol outlet location 0.349365 additional alcohol outlet 0.361883 public health policy 0.327123 new alcohol outlets 0.37271 United States 0.310135 county public health 0.271135 outlet density reduction 0.296246 alcohol outlets 0.447331 health departments 0.329425 local health departments 0.323082 public health 0.656024 Control Its Alcohol 0.28949 Nordic alcohol policies 0.290305 alcohol outlet ordinance 0.33886 alcohol policy 0.308085 alcohol outlet density 0.922903 local public health 0.306742 outlet density decisions 0.307622 alcohol spectrum disorders 0.313312 alcohol sales 0.293593 policy makers 0.280721 Community Preventive Services 0.339733 excessive alcohol consumption 0.455991	CLICK HERE
11344	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Factors Related to Coronary Heart Disease Risk Among Men: Validation of the Framingham Risk Score - CDC	Coronary heart disease (CHD) remains a leading cause of death in the United States. The Framingham Risk Score (FRS) was developed to help clinicians in determining their patients’ CHD risk. We hypothesize that the FRS will be significantly predictive of CHD events among men in the Aerobics Center Longitudinal Study (ACLS) population.	heart disease mortality 0.360177 FRS 0.387971 10-year CHD incidence 0.446159 CHD incidence 0.502217 CHD risk factors 0.480191 total cholesterol 0.595623 systolic blood pressure 0.595123 10-year CHD risk 0.473434 cox proportional hazard 0.357531 cardiorespiratory fitness 0.340529 diastolic blood pressure 0.527794 ACLS cohort participants 0.405659 CHD diagnosis 0.423062 high-density lipoprotein cholesterol 0.396457 larger ACLS cohort 0.384099 ACLS population 0.363863 Aerobics Center Longitudinal 0.382619 blood pressure 0.918512 Introduction Coronary heart 0.33446 mm Hg 0.380566 Cooper Clinic 0.346709 Kannel WB 0.33654 CHD risk score 0.506583 American Heart Association 0.388099	CHD outcomes 0.436549 Center Longitudinal Study 0.45728 elevated systolic blood 0.336546 CHD risk profiles 0.457415 CHD events 0.66627 CHD outcome 0.457835 FHS 0.351996 ACLS male population 0.345429 12-year follow-up 0.399456 Framingham Risk Score 0.520419 men 0.398289 Honolulu Heart Study 0.424279 CHD risk 0.561845 cardiovascular disease 0.35616 ACLS’s cohort 0.362461 single-center cohort study 0.370258 Framingham Heart Study 0.513497 ACLS cohort 0.570956 Heart Study population 0.335184 CHD status 0.417174 Longitudinal Study cohort 0.352547 et al 0.469204 coronary heart disease 0.967166 CHD 0.705645	CLICK HERE
12013	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Lo nuevo | Enfermedad del Ébola	null	Ebola Virus Infection 0.489442 Ebola virus transmission 0.402204 Ebola Onboard 0.414146 Ebola Infographic 0.392179 Ebola Factsheet 0.382556 Ebola Survivors 0.43323 Ebola Patient 0.406663 Ebola Response Team 0.396302 Ebola Virus Cleaning 0.422261 Widespread Ebola Transmission 0.382452 General Healthcare Settings 0.40032 Potential Ebola Virus 0.564698 Ebola Response Update 0.535817 ebola virus disease 0.99523 Ebola Treatment Centers 0.406379 Ebola Patients 0.404941 CDC Ebola Response 0.592419 CDC Ebola Surge 0.389088 Ebola Response Podcast 0.403633 CDC’s Ebola 0.389785 Ebola Epidemic 0.409137 West African Ebola 0.427392 Ebola Assessment Hospitals 0.392328 Ebola Treatment Units 0.422575 CDC Ebola Update 0.420402	Ebola Case Diagnosed 0.376441 Sierra Leone 0.528664 Current Ebola Treatment 0.393665 Ebola Outbreak Infographic 0.385433 Ebola Contact Tracing 0.37634 Ebola Prevention Vaccine 0.401349 Suspected Ebola 0.381582 Confirmed Ebola Virus 0.506144 Ebola Preparedness 0.41426 PDF 0.429669 travel notice 0.426345 Preparing Ebola Treatment 0.393117 Ebola Survivors Questions 0.419169 Assisting Ebola Response 0.378551 Ebola Outbreak 0.551776 Ebola Transmission 0.400264 Ebola Virus Exposure 0.561691 Interim Guidance 0.544761 Contain Ebola 0.406633 Ebola Response Planning 0.378225 Ebola Treatment 0.462359 Possible Ebola Virus 0.435623 Concern About Ebola 0.400172 West Africa 0.451715	CLICK HERE
13668	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Challenge Your Health IQ | CDC Features	Download the CDC Health IQ App - A Fun & Educational Health Trivia App!	Einstein 0.273478 Random mix 0.597463 Easy 0.262387 hands 0.279763 A+ Student 0.564483 health skills 0.56908 sun 0.267252 educational health trivia 0.948571 trivia questions 0.54506 Race 0.261858 smartphones 0.318239 hopes 0.279346 bonuses 0.294803 Hard…or 0.262196 harmful rays 0.649369	highest score 0.549922 exciting selection 0.590985 germs 0.319658 word scrambles 0.615693 new questions 0.540864 clock 0.271988 difficulty 0.278231 Hot Mess achievement 0.866687 Public Health Nerd 0.845957 Medium 0.262311 minimum SPF 0.668348 Health IQ 0.982447 game show scientist 0.58763 fun 0.272399	CLICK HERE
15329	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Motor Vehicle Safety at Work: About the Center: Center for Motor Vehicle Safety: Behind the Wheel at Work: Vol 1 No 2 - NIOSH	null	vehicle safety research 0.39204 safety culture 0.353583 Total Worker Health® 0.440915 occupational drivers 0.348344 Motor vehicle crash 0.343133 motor vehicle safety— 0.364487 gas drilling sites 0.333852 NIOSH Total Worker 0.38869 fewer safety features 0.364947 driver road safety 0.382339 NIOSH Oil 0.349285 occupational road safety 0.379755 individual behavior changes 0.326403 gas extraction industry 0.625508 motor vehicle component 0.353348 motor vehicle safety 0.505239 Distracted Driving page 0.365897 in-vehicle monitoring systems 0.41831 road safety program 0.513496 risk occupational driver 0.324018 seat belt usage 0.385789 off-the-job crashes 0.321535 gas industry partners 0.36114 off-the-job lost work 0.323692 road safety 0.652182	road safety practices 0.38639 motor vehicle 0.905886 gas workers 0.415671 road safety issues 0.384421 oil 0.365809 NIOSH fact sheet 0.379028 Council Motor Vehicle 0.352495 collision avoidance technology 0.402614 safety means 0.325547 workers 0.531852 Safety Benchmark Program 0.365916 National Safety Council 0.354995 lifelong worker health 0.339328 Worker Health® approach 0.335894 important occupational safety 0.374763 job road safety 0.37471 road safety role 0.376729 seat belt 0.414057 Gas Extraction program 0.36226 road safety blueprints 0.379664 safety program help 0.366932 fleet safety programs 0.352502 off-the-job traffic safety 0.356721 motor vehicle crashes 0.800148	CLICK HERE
16501	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Guideline Resources: Patient & Partner Tools	null			CLICK HERE