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1312	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NCIRD | DBD Bulletin Spring 2013 | Communications | CDC	Division of Bacterial Diseases Bulletin Winter	annual observance 0.6607 comprehensive experience 0.650459 user-friendly websites 0.650231 video commentaries 0.669891 individual members 0.661527 Tdap shot 0.637519 Asia Pacific 0.661227 Meningitis Organizations 0.77893 immunization program 0.670518 national capacity 0.63397 Medscape’s physicians 0.685227 pneumococcal conjugate vaccine 0.80216 historical reasons 0.669199 middle-income countries 0.644508 Médecine Préventive 0.637476 community levels 0.651331 current topics 0.64526 economic analysis 0.635309 global virtual community 0.787643 new vaccine introduction 0.789484 Pontiac fever 0.645507 Tami Skoff 0.650462 Pregnant women 0.640405 American Health Organization 0.749566	Medscape Videos 0.686359 long term 0.640101 Fabien Diomandé 0.666016 best ways 0.639253 powerful tools 0.647218 multidisciplinary teams 0.631351 local events 0.658718 New Websites 0.656508 vaccine cost-effectiveness 0.687347 World Immunization 0.789285 private sectors 0.645538 GAVI Alliance 0.652433 healthcare professionals 0.646477 Deadly Pertussis 0.690038 Rana Hajjeh 0.643434 authoritative guidance 0.639744 ProVac International Initiative 0.814034 Ryan Novak 0.653514 special series 0.646874 Vaccine Guidelines 0.679627 urgent treatment 0.662102 CDC’s commentaries 0.749974 evidence-based decisions 0.630342 World Meningitis 0.928344	CLICK HERE
4847	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Handwashing: Clean Hands Save Lives	Information about handwashing and hand hygiene	germs 0.876249 best ways 0.82129 hands 0.256767 vaccine—it 0.262549 respiratory illness 0.943602 Regular handwashing 0.751315 importance 0.249918 effective steps 0.91711 Wet 0.28506 Dry 0.276332	Lather 0.371214 water 0.34187 spread 0.51498 Scrub 0.334241 home 0.230055 certain activities 0.848175 diarrheal 0.356812 hand hygiene 0.751108 Rinse 0.377218 win 0.243249	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
10380	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	February is American Heart Month'DHDSP'CDC	null	heart health 0.582396 Heartsâ„¢ 0.490293 heart attacks 0.615632 death 0.448487 United States 0.657952 Human Services 0.630967 Cardiovascular disease 0.64631 cause 0.448969 prescription instructions 0.616383 vegetables 0.444364 Prevention 0.445572 Department 0.443439 heart disease 0.97141 American Heart 0.649112	deaths 0.521287 heart-healthy diet 0.665018 visit http://millionhearts.hhs.gov 0.62135 strokes 0.455944 calories 0.45742 stroke 0.592272 steps 0.44393 national initiative 0.633667 sodium 0.449795 risks 0.444838 heart-healthy choices 0.700489 fresh fruits 0.618057 ones 0.444515	CLICK HERE
10679	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Our History - Our Story	Story about Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), orginally called Communicable Disease Center, located in Atlanta, Georgia.	public health issues 0.560598 CDC 0.927106 Mortality Weekly Report 0.494132 Emory University 0.458276 health surveillance 0.479924 Clifton Road 0.457969 premiere health promotion 0.533825 agency Malaria Control 0.528479 early organization chart 0.50664 Disease Control 0.460583 environmental health threats 0.5253 visionary public health 0.551902 public health worldwide 0.547369 disease surveillance 0.467465 global health 0.478823 high hopes 0.459036 preparedness agencies 0.458273 CDC headquarters. 0.644629 early challenges 0.513699 major operating components 0.506972 Joseph Mountin 0.467682 impactful agency 0.458485 past CDC directors 0.655075 David J. Sencer 0.508785 disease prevention strategies 0.508471	Human Serves 0.45796 communicable diseases 0.522045 disease outbreaks 0.460923 CDC Founder Dr. 0.715151 health policies 0.478772 relatively insignificant branch 0.514123 primary mission 0.46509 small building 0.464842 national health statistics 0.524705 key public health 0.528635 health departments 0.521278 international disease transmission 0.502376 local health departments 0.519667 visionary leadership 0.458769 public health 0.777128 CDC′s early challenges 0.50716 malaria zone 0.484696 Communicable Disease Center 0.62689 medical epidemiologists 0.461862 practical help 0.459466 Dr. Sencer 0.463643 War Areas 0.458441 public health efforts 0.534319 Public Health Service 0.551103	CLICK HERE
11629	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Occupational Hearing Loss (OHL) Surveillance - Project Description and Status - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic	Motivation, Description, Status	high risk groups 0.345052 United States 0.450857 national surveillance 0.266977 Charles C. Shepard 0.560317 occupational hearing loss 0.55393 related demographic data 0.328923 research efforts 0.202838 loss prevention efforts 0.384865 private sector audiograms 0.313336 de-identified audiograms 0.244807 NIOSH OHL Surveillance 0.770027 key shortcoming 0.232079 North American Industry 0.324504 Project article 0.280009	United States Air 0.31044 ) prevention. 0.295587 NIOSH nomination 0.537244 audiometric service providers 0.357968 National Academy 0.204013 C. Shepard Science 0.56013 surveillance data 0.291519 Prevention Research Project 0.401086 hearing loss surveillance 0.663673 data collection 0.333736 de-identified worker audiograms 0.39615 hearing loss 0.983433 NIOSH Hearing Loss 0.868697 Shepard Science Award 0.559943	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
13863	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Routine Vaccination Coverage, 2014	Saleena Subaiya, MD1,2; Laure Dumolard, PhD3; Patrick Lydon, MPH3; Marta Gacic-Dobo, MSc3; Rudolf Eggers, MMed(Civ)3; Laura Conklin, MD1.	routine immunization visits 0.341567 rubella-containing vaccine 0.370541 national level stockout 0.601044 immunization program performance 0.374704 national dtp3 coverage 0.515427 district level stockout 0.343799 rotavirus vaccine 0.37912 vaccine doses 0.435141 vaccine stock management 0.692635 vaccination coverage 0.435711 national coverage 0.360593 immunization programs 0.342987 vaccine dose 0.426177 routine immunization 0.588585 adequate vaccine stock 0.468023 measles vaccine 0.420298 important vaccine 0.360634 health care workers 0.343256 global vaccination coverage 0.335295 vaccine birth-dose coverage 0.510817 pneumococcal conjugate vaccine 0.441452 routine immunization services 0.403076 coverage 0.794368	national immunization coverage 0.443616 high immunization coverage 0.428676 World Health Organization 0.396837 vaccine industry 0.354702 hepatitis B vaccine 0.450608 poliovirus vaccine boosters 0.432407 Rubella vaccine 0.378402 global coverage 0.459853 routine immunization schedule 0.578985 countries 0.581861 vaccine preventable diseases 0.466724 vaccine delivery 0.357924 vaccine 0.938831 DTP vaccine 0.473757 national immunization schedules 0.366962 measles-containing vaccine 0.503599 additional vaccines 0.394162 infant immunization schedule 0.375927 target age group 0.514382 Global Vaccine Action 0.436022 DTP-containing vaccine shortages 0.430835 type b vaccine 0.377693 poliovirus vaccine 0.61625	CLICK HERE
14186	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Five Minute Weekly Tip Heart Attack - Family Health	Family health information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)	symptoms 0.268746 heart attack 0.989122 signs 0.269014 act 0.26794	chances 0.342874 person 0.309144 heart attack increase 0.870347 9-1-1 0.267309	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