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4698	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Learning from the European experience of using targets to improve population health	null	targets programs 0.53927 technical targets 0.566196 chosen population health 0.49009 National Health Service 0.513373 health outcomes 0.53812 Health Service organizations 0.497325 health inequalities 0.494292 population health targets 0.671172 national targets 0.545331 local health targets 0.612297 subtle targets 0.539302 public health targets 0.648734 health care providers 0.491984 PSA targets 0.621186 English health care 0.498976 health targets 0.962645 future health care 0.496554 targets regimes 0.566286 Health Systems 0.539029 World Health Organization 0.551931 effective local targets 0.581624 Outcome-related health targets 0.596013 national PSA targets 0.589751 local health authorities 0.504817 Regional Office 0.512492	explicit performance targets 0.591155 English public health 0.527571 intersectoral targets 0.54119 country-based targets 0.548881 Swedish public health 0.495033 regional health conferences 0.489783 outcome-related targets 0.549849 health policy 0.520823 public health domain 0.493582 health services 0.490948 health system performance 0.487966 public health outcomes 0.506249 local health networks 0.495674 health care 0.60829 public health care 0.493895 quantitative health targets 0.606408 public health focus 0.502924 targets process 0.54972 clinical quality targets 0.571081 book Health Targets 0.60088 European Observatory 0.513183 earlier PSA targets 0.556624 Cross-sectoral targets 0.541798 coronary heart disease 0.5059	CLICK HERE
4737	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Fact Sheet - Eastern Equine Encephalitis	Eastern Equine Encephalitis is a rare disease that is caused by a virus spread by infected mosquitoes.	equine encephalitis virus 0.910275 Cs. melanura 0.408882 mosquito bites 0.362729 human cases 0.352039 infected birds 0.35316 Culex species 0.366994 diagnostic tests 0.338045 virus activity 0.368507 western equine encephalitis 0.615287 systemic illness 0.381282 uninfected mammals 0.349406 recreational activities 0.34829 greatest risk 0.341475 preventive drug 0.336876 supportive treatment 0.335227 EEE die 0.418306 abrupt onset 0.523755 avian hosts 0.361139 nervous system involvement 0.337931 older children 0.335309 EEEV infections 0.366309 Great Lakes region 0.475426 largest number 0.35105 outdoor work 0.348383	tire swings 0.334773 Culiseta melanura mosquitoes 0.567779 family Togaviridae 0.365855 repellent/insecticide permethrin 0.344939 permanent neurologic damage 0.449221 EEEV transmission 0.377696 United States 0.351727 life-long immunity 0.354402 EEEV infection 0.521995 encephalitic form 0.412789 specific antiviral treatment 0.462518 Eastern equine encephalitis 0.618525 Venezuelan equine encephalitis 0.618901 appropriate serologic 0.333945 encephalitic patients 0.413755 EEE). 0.500806 secure screens 0.331897 Gulf Coast states 0.468662 genus Alphavirus 0.378142 New Jersey 0.351206 freshwater hardwood swamps 0.793623 severe sequelae 0.368128 lemon eucalyptus 0.333287 important vector 0.357422	CLICK HERE
8370	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Evaluation and Management of Suspected Outbreaks of Meningococcal Disease - APPENDIX B, March 22, 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.	mass vaccination campaign 0.732613 meningococcal disease outbreak 0.794174 organization-based outbreaks 0.835155 routine vaccination coverage 0.726595 outbreak settings 0.669537 common affiliation 0.677789 large outbreaks 0.681721 meningococcal disease outbreaks 0.818059 geographically contiguous population 0.709169 Public health personnel 0.673992 case 0.705881 additional cases 0.696776 substantial populations 0.698617 vaccination group 0.823185 general U.S. population 0.7109 public health officials 0.730929 age groups 0.7102 population 0.786544 meningococcal disease 0.977688 persons 0.709024 mass chemoprophylaxis 0.695367 certain organization-based outbreaks 0.714991 serogroup B outbreaks 0.73342 primary attack rate 0.728013	vaccination campaign comprise 0.71158 attack rates 0.772561 probable case 0.703939 community-based outbreak 0.677845 meningococcal outbreaks 0.772077 mass vaccination campaigns 0.721695 early case recognition 0.674333 community-based outbreaks 0.719126 general population 0.673991 clinically compatible illness 0.708595 disease attack rate 0.708361 massive public health 0.677284 case vaccination 0.69309 public health 0.759014 outbreak strain 0.672346 highest attack rates 0.678918 attack rate 0.77349 cases 0.791923 Age-specific attack rates 0.680798 mass vaccination 0.773721 geographically delineated community 0.67576 close contacts 0.704658 available vaccines 0.671321 risk 0.742174	CLICK HERE
9347	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Exámenes de detección de la diabetes en el posparto para mujeres con antecedentes de diabetes gestacional	null	Eggleston E 0.613764 futuras recomendaciones 0.578091 diabetes tipo 0.934965 salud pública 0.817555	Oken E 0.616086 alto riesgo 0.500266 futuras iniciativas 0.5244 Chronic Dis 0.631634	CLICK HERE
9546	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Preventing Chronic Disease - CDC: Volume 10, 2013: 13_0016	Volumen 10 — el 29 de agosto de 2013.	Bastida E 0.555779 Timothy F 0.498374 Laura R 0.49184 Disease Self-Management Program 0.712632 Estados Unidos 0.902789 Palmer RC 0.510548 Richard C 0.464576 Aging Regional Collaborative 0.704653 Ahmed N 0.52019	Michael A 0.476395 salud pública 0.960285 Spanish-Speaking Older Adults 0.696386 Resultados intermedios 0.482539 Albatineh AN 0.507479 Elena Bastida 0.590993 Melchior MA 0.544186 Chronic Dis 0.51572	CLICK HERE
9782	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Youth Exposure to Alcohol Advertising on Television - 25Markets, United States, 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.	underage audiences 0.387744 alcohol advertising impressions 0.470074 television media markets 0.428382 broadcast network sports 0.402311 alcohol advertisements 0.507732 denominator.§ Alcohol 0.42021 cable nonsports 0.386989 alcohol advertising 0.904392 youth viewers 0.391441 local underage audiences 0.375333 media markets 0.500739 public health surveillance 0.446815 youth audience composition 0.4074 local television markets* 0.394065 largest television markets 0.517958 Alcohol Alcohol 0.502701 industry standard 0.436095 total youth exposure 0.463776 broadcast network nonsports 0.402315 major metropolitan areas 0.39983 adolescent alcohol 0.410452 television universe estimates 0.400248 television advertising 0.433959 Advertising exposure 0.390237 Local People Meters 0.386034	youth exposure 0.795962 alcohol marketing 0.536589 Local People Meter 0.403121 local market television 0.382318 largest number 0.381762 United States 0.44202 program categories 0.388962 National Research Council/Institute 0.450595 cable sports 0.387005 local media markets 0.456237 Excessive alcohol consumption 0.453264 television programs 0.643044 total alcohol advertisements 0.461485 Federal Trade Commission 0.395595 New York 0.501289 national television advertisements 0.393321 alcohol outlet density 0.43188 alcohol companies 0.415185 national television programs 0.525586 alcohol industry 0.636089 alcohol excise taxes 0.432814 industry threshold 0.379584 David H. Jernigan 0.393135 cable television programs 0.399436	CLICK HERE
9907	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Stakeholders™ Interest in and Challenges to Implementing Farm-to-School Programs, Douglas County, Nebraska, 2010"2011 - CDC	Schools are uniquely positioned to influence the dietary habits of children, and farm-to-school programs can increase fruit and vegetable consumption among school-aged children. We assessed the feasibility of, interest in, and barriers to implementing farm-to-school activities in 7 school districts in Douglas County, Nebraska.	F2S activities 0.584609 local producers 0.628819 County Health Department 0.526709 local food hub 0.486253 Douglas County 0.68945 vegetable consumption 0.50418 local products 0.529169 food safety standards 0.489075 postassessment survey 0.484869 piloted F2S program 0.532342 FSDs 0.545958 school districts 0.656614 new F2S program 0.547981 previous F2S studies 0.524351 F2S coordinator 0.506314 distributors 0.489843 F2S 0.76229 F2S programming 0.519036 school food service 0.489831 food service directors 0.660896 schools 0.547371 F2S programs 0.738615 F2S portion 0.506733 stakeholder groups 0.488737 smaller school districts 0.531181	local food practices 0.51899 Nebraska Medical Center 0.492886 local food 0.774804 larger school districts 0.529163 local foods 0.900337 local food events 0.492418 F2S program 0.618752 mean score 0.55911 local food producers 0.557712 preassessment 0.597817 County school districts 0.481084 Douglas County Health 0.491353 Forty-one local producers 0.495279 procurement-based F2S programs 0.535588 willingness 0.491437 F2S education 0.507687 producers 0.635346 food safety 0.53175 barriers 0.528473 discusses general F2S 0.542432 County F2S program 0.553949 postassessment 0.603423 preassessment survey 0.488308 local food procurement 0.561068	CLICK HERE
13654	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Disparities in Patterns of Health Care Travel Among Inpatients Diagnosed With Congestive Heart Failure, Florida, 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.	hospitals 0.486195 inpatients 0.399208 actual travel time 0.42421 care travel patterns 0.407233 no-charge patients 0.491322 privately insured patients 0.385579 distant hospitalization 0.533721 shortest excess travel 0.395027 HSAs influence patients 0.401865 different travel patterns 0.407488 individual discharge records 0.4012 median household income 0.466136 travel distance 0.3944 population-weighted centroid 0.402583 logistic models 0.491858 patients 0.831823 secondary road network 0.397301 large metropolitan patients 0.389455 local hospital supply 0.423159 linear regression models 0.581108 travel time 0.944499 HSAs 0.433759 large metropolitan areas 0.404067 hospital patients 0.385794	self-pay patients 0.407874 Congestive heart failure 0.410739 local patients 0.396948 major public health 0.41275 local/distant hospitalization 0.387294 CHF patients 0.528353 postal zone 0.428104 increased travel time 0.408688 shorter excess travel 0.390227 local hospitals 0.388228 large metropolitan area 0.458777 health care 0.412667 local hospital resources 0.468398 multiple logistic regression 0.406172 small metropolitan area 0.459226 local hospitalization 0.863129 travel patterns 0.771854 excess travel time 0.921337 Long travel distance 0.38677 linear models 0.403321 public health problem 0.412746 policy makers 0.388804 logistic regression models 0.412228 continuous travel time 0.394126	CLICK HERE
13792	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement: World Polio Day - October 24, 2015	October 24 is World Polio Day, which recognizes the global progress made against a disease that at its height crippled over 100 children per week and now has been reduced to fewer than 100 cases per year. World Polio Day serves as a reaffirmation of the global commitment to eradicate this childhood disease.	Initiative partners 0.574835 country 0.42798 endorsement 0.49857 Human Services 0.726705 U.S. Department 0.72221 MMWR HTML versions 0.712211 identification 0.427272 Melinda Gates Foundation 0.735773 electronic PDF version 0.69377 Global Polio Eradication 0.847164 Rotary International 0.580259 height 0.435358 World Health Organization 0.946774 Contact GPO 0.61029 commercial sources 0.572331 list 0.428129 current prices 0.562083 field 0.428262 original paper copy 0.691926 global progress 0.594444 concerted effort 0.59402 Internet 0.426885 polio-endemic countries 0.739006 Afghanistan 0.431409	U.S. Government Printing 0.691644 Superintendent 0.433196 childhood disease 0.588661 World Polio 0.717953 United Nations Children 0.731938 MMWR readers 0.580719 character translation 0.560676 reaffirmation 0.430484 total 0.427662 MMWR paper copy 0.705572 polio vaccinators 0.677811 Nigeria 0.431345 wild poliovirus case 0.725689 format errors 0.569218 cases 0.45665 global commitment 0.598066 typeset documents 0.576029 public health workers 0.747359 trade names 0.572486 official text 0.557969 non-CDC sites 0.570687 References 0.426933 organizations 0.426739 electronic conversions 0.561395	CLICK HERE
15956	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Divergent Perceptions of Barriers to Diabetic Retinopathy Screening Among Patients and Care Providers, Los Angeles, California, 2014-2015	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.	patient screening compliance 0.507887 routine screening 0.482375 patient barriers 0.527595 low-income minority patients 0.561934 annual DR screening 0.520807 retinal eye screening 0.562502 diabetic eye disease. 0.491111 diabetic eye 0.521746 DR screening program 0.514328 annual screening rate 0.493211 additional barriers 0.488001 health care providers 0.670063 annual diabetic retinopathy 0.488533 safety-net health center 0.474903 DR screening rates 0.548179 diabetes retinal screening 0.535187 patients 0.782869 minority patients 0.599972 racial/ethnic minority patients 0.523414 diabetic eye disease 0.48803 multiple patient barriers 0.517001 diabetic retinopathy screening 0.783037 adequate diabetes care 0.483776 important intellectual content 0.501195	potential internal barriers 0.499871 retinopathy screening rates 0.549243 study 0.481368 provider staffers 0.47914 diabetic patients 0.47552 staffers 0.512565 following potential barriers 0.568243 Biomedical Research Institute 0.495015 diabetes care 0.574463 DR screening rate 0.529018 Specific barriers 0.487984 low screening rate 0.495945 low-income patients 0.493743 timely DR screening 0.522817 DR screening 0.914753 DR screening exist 0.517861 external barriers 0.482745 barriers 0.695684 et al 0.522802 Los Angeles 0.543987 American Diabetes Association 0.510442 screening rates 0.587772 low screening rates 0.56477 diabetes 0.632569	CLICK HERE