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612	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prepare for Unpredictable Spring Weather | CDC Features	Spring weather can be unpredictable. Reduce injury risk and plan ahead.	specific safety precautions 0.569421 surprise factor 0.445704 severe spring weather 0.644085 floods 0.465487 Advance planning 0.435829 extreme weather changes 0.592947 thunderstorms 0.651808 stormy weather 0.482891 kinds 0.327337 emergency supplies 0.432898 type 0.326031 summer 0.329484 extreme weather events 0.565227 world 0.329537 real possibilities 0.445326 death increases 0.454506 emergency plan 0.428069 things 0.332235 possibility 0.327391	hand 0.327044 family members 0.539342 lightning 0.365143 tornadoes 0.54226 dry air 0.446552 spring weather 0.669494 Mark Twain 0.46169 Temperatures 0.335555 appropriate shelter 0.445822 flooding 0.379515 sense 0.326026 experience thunderstorms 0.553618 home 0.348597 time 0.444297 moist air collides 0.600109 region 0.328292 severe weather 0.907457 items 0.328634 Reduce injury risk 0.598737	CLICK HERE
793	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Algal Bloom-Associated Disease Outbreaks Among Users ofFreshwater Lakes - United States, 2009-2010	Elizabeth D. Hilborn, DVM1, Virginia A. Roberts, MSPH2, Lorraine Backer, PhD3, Erin DeConno4, Jessica S.	Water testing practices 0.457409 Algal Bloom-Related Illness 0.522326 inhalation exposure 0.481621 contact exposure 0.479067 exposure assessment 0.467183 toxic cyanobacteria 0.475449 recreational waters 0.704371 human exposure 0.467085 freshwater lakes 0.453389 water sampling results 0.469444 HAB-associated outbreaks 0.813035 freshwater hab-associated outbreaks 0.725394 visible algal scum 0.486497 evidence-based prevention strategies 0.491967 exposure routes 0.466771 World Health Organization 0.453498 CFU/100 mL 0.564448 cyanotoxins exposure 0.51187 persons 0.48454 HAB-associated recreational waterborne 0.455389 exposure 0.797249 freshwater HABs 0.476819 outbreaks 0.951901 Environmental Protection Agency 0.525821 HAB-associated health effects 0.492202	multiple health effects 0.473514 health effects 0.824913 HAB-associated illness 0.664385 United States 0.485697 frequent exposure 0.465731 waterborne disease outbreaks 0.716232 recreational water exposure 0.649437 true exposure route 0.52072 outbreak investigations 0.589343 algal bloom–associated outbreaks 0.613808 exposure period 0.460319 human health data 0.485643 potentially severe health 0.54439 recreational water quality 0.558706 cyanobacteria 0.528305 harmful algal blooms 0.766428 public health 0.482016 untreated recreational water 0.498843 recreational water 0.726923 cyanobacteria blooms 0.454763 ingestion exposure 0.488661 outbreak surveillance 0.455418 potentially toxic cyanobacteria 0.464723 National Outbreak Reporting 0.483472	CLICK HERE
956	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Impact of Requiring Influenza Vaccination for Children inLicensed Child Care or Preschool Programs - Connecticut, 2012-13Influenza Season	Please note: An erratum has been published for this article. To view the erratum, please click here.	child care centers 0.403125 influenza vaccination coverage 0.550704 different influenza strains 0.458398 influenza-associated hospitalization 0.442719 influenza circulation 0.426224 national vaccination level 0.409377 seasonal influenza vaccination 0.546116 New York City 0.386049 children 0.554321 Connecticut influenza vaccination 0.535095 FluView catchment area 0.37887 New Haven County 0.436689 influenza vaccine 0.561122 influenza-associated hospitalization rate 0.395362 Congregate child care 0.380211 EIP sites 0.375968 influenza hospitalizations 0.433623 annual influenza vaccination 0.525735 vaccination data 0.394238 influenza-associated hospitalization rates 0.402428 Connecticut child care 0.384908 child care attendance 0.392968 licensed child care 0.984705 influenza subtype 0.437835	age group 0.374267 Emerging Infections Program 0.38617 influenza transmission 0.48178 influenza vaccination rate 0.519895 recent influenza seasons 0.456195 influenza hospitalization rate 0.466805 influenza vaccination requirement 0.559414 vaccination levels 0.414285 influenza exposure 0.430997 2012-13 influenza seasons 0.438214 child care programs 0.417951 child care program 0.403846 influenza season 0.687072 child care survey 0.398876 severe influenza-related illness 0.385327 child care settings 0.407026 influenza vaccination rates 0.525779 influenza vaccination 0.90235 preschool-aged children 0.387268 influenza complications 0.425142 EIP site 0.385528 influenza seasons 0.481828 influenza-associated hospitalizations 0.381451 high vaccination rates 0.406244	CLICK HERE
1090	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Key Findings: Use of clomiphene citrate and birth defects, National Birth Defects Prevention Study, 1997-2005	This page has moved. Please update your bookmarks. If you are not redirected, please click here.	MPEG 0.378858 search 0.263099 PDF 0.261307 PPT 0.446092	DOC 0.368812 information 0.262482 different file formats 0.938484 page 0.276773	CLICK HERE
5280	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Monday, April 18, 2011	null	Apr 0.771833 urinary sodium excretion 0.800284 Four-year treatment outcomes 0.792185 Grunbaum JA 0.796567 Pediatr Infect Dis 0.789708 Front-of-pack nutrition label 0.784291 Marginal iodide deficiency 0.785947 ACE-27 comorbidity index 0.792835 diastolic blood pressure 0.787605 CDC Science Clips 0.949152 colorectal cancer screening 0.798887 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.783664 youth violence prevention 0.790392 Metal ions 0.770594 Pohl HR 0.829844 Chief Science Officer 0.81008 Met Ions Life 0.969735 group-level HIV/AIDS intervention 0.785155 American Heart Association 0.805866 Analytical performance issues 0.786934 PLoS Curr. 0.765184 Rift Valley fever 0.791138 direct-reading exposure assessment 0.785094 Stephen B. Thacker 0.892602 Behav Nutr Phys 0.786601	Natl Cancer Inst. 0.797192 Environmental Health Specialists 0.809505 healthier product development 0.781127 unintentional injury risk 0.796022 United States 0.7833 oral health component 0.79553 crossover clinical trial 0.780401 U.S. preventive services 0.782802 new funding cycle 0.789423 methicillin-sensitive S. aureus 0.795625 antiretroviral therapy program 0.798022 cardiovascular disease 0.800282 medical record review 0.799919 Human rhinovirus infections 0.791755 public health literature 0.803279 B. Thacker CDC 0.938327 systematic review 0.789431 quantitative pharmacokinetic modeling 0.787641 Fecal DNA testing 0.800369 community-associated Staphylococcus aureus 0.798254 original sources 0.767912 Ions Life Sci. 0.971875 parent mental distress 0.784253 Thacker CDC Library 0.938305	CLICK HERE
6999	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcements: Click It or Ticket Campaign - May 21-June 3, 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. 0.566302 Campaign activities 0.54797 endorsement 0.462911 Human Services 0.644445 assistive technology 0.569524 MMWR HTML versions 0.655494 U.S. Department 0.640662 nighttime 0.429376 NHTSA online 0.572656 Law enforcement agencies 0.669157 electronic PDF version 0.644477 e-mail 0.453581 national campaign 0.551047 Ticket campaign 0.545595 passenger vehicle occupants 0.723411 Additional information 0.641046 Contact GPO 0.564761 seat belt laws 0.743674 commercial sources 0.540636 current prices 0.536745 persons 0.451772 original paper copy 0.651006 seat belts 0.895737 United States 0.815722	U.S. Government Printing 0.657336 original MMWR paper 0.650962 young adult men 0.666383 motor vehicle crash 0.945069 MMWR readers 0.546142 character translation 0.534267 file 0.42707 high-visibility enforcement 0.553735 additional lives 0.565176 vehicle crash deaths 0.725109 Traffic Safety Administration 0.671927 format errors 0.534574 subject line 0.565663 Health 0.440374 typeset documents 0.541177 trade names 0.540729 official text 0.532751 emergency departments 0.546785 seat belt 0.899132 non-CDC sites 0.53906 motor vehicle crashes 0.700651 effective means 0.545295 electronic conversions 0.531398 printable versions 0.528045	CLICK HERE
8331	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Youth Violence - Violence Prevention - Injury	null	young person 0.576849 E. G. Krug 0.764634 World report 0.631338 Consistency 0.515415 peers 0.51678 protective factors 0.572018 physical force 0.585063 community services 0.578355 different forms 0.657004 (pp. 0.636868 offender 0.51408 property values 0.576157 results 0.513691 psychological harm 0.598101 jurisdictions 0.514572 World Health Organization 0.737873 disruption 0.516372 physical harm 0.597994 global public health 0.633953 schools 0.515299 J. A. Mercy 0.744096 justice costs 0.576413 L. L. Dahlberg 0.766874 Eds. 0.525043 consistent definition 0.641123	Examples 0.514034 intervention efforts 0.572325 Butchart 0.518804 death 0.51364 Geneva 0.52762 victimization 0.517072 turn 0.513857 young people 0.642775 youth violence 0.98195 magnitude 0.51597 victim 0.513872 power 0.515105 R. Lozano 0.651744 significant public health 0.660188 fights 0.514892 families 0.515309 Switzerland 0.525255 perpetration 0.520083 gang-related violence 0.698095 public health problem 0.778579 Farrington 0.517236 ages 0.515159 incidence 0.514143 A. B. Zwi 0.743883	CLICK HERE
10571	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Respirator Use Policy for Protection Against Carcinogens	null	protective respirators 0.58116 respirator program administrator 0.573617 no-effect exposure 0.487061 appropriate exposure limit 0.558355 exposure limit 0.640083 respirator types 0.475197 NIOSH Respirator Decision 0.834639 carcinogen policy 0.388731 available scientific information 0.420138 NIOSH-developed RELs 0.513307 worker exposure 0.461367 lowest feasible level 0.438647 respirator selection 0.48822 NIOSH 0.924039 old policy 0.53533 ambient workplace exposures 0.458219 proven carcinogenic substances 0.494678 lowest feasible concentration 0.460256 inclusive policy 0.356562 animal health effects 0.443942 exposure 0.834669 applicable exposure 0.457114 protective respirator 0.491853 respirator recommendations 0.480469 Edward J. Fairchild 0.465878	quantitative REL 0.526172 quantitative RELs 0.930863 higher APFs 0.403177 permissible exposure limit 0.596721 NIOSH Recommended Exposure 0.792166 selection criterion 0.439241 Assigned Protection Factor 0.41164 current NIOSH Pocket 0.653532 engineering controls 0.448879 proper respirator program 0.573215 LFC RELs 0.599858 technologic feasibility 0.47271 carcinogens 0.999755 new policy 0.587622 policy states 0.377851 workplace exposures 0.557508 NIOSH REL 0.70506 detectable exposure levels 0.618306 generic OSHA rulemaking 0.454581 respirator options 0.493749 Workplace Airborne Concentration 0.432991 highest APF 0.357223 respirator type 0.488195 NIOSH-recommended exposure 0.489718	CLICK HERE
13317	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Evaluate Actions - Tools for Successful CHI Efforts - ChiNav - CDC	Our health and well-being are products of not only the health care we receive and the choices we make, but also the places where we live, learn, work, and play. Community health improvement (CHI) is a process to identify and address the health needs of communities	intermediate outcomes 0.46982 IRS Final Rule 0.860946 IRS Form. 0.496366 Health Needs Assessments 0.995358 health equity 0.458628 CHI efforts 0.462835 significant health 0.450874 user-friendly measurement 0.463409 hospital organization 0.540074 Relevant Excerpts 0.452314 legal advice 0.439125 Main Section 0.453588 Public Inspection 0.441719 key concept 0.458143 Political Organization IRS 0.616853 C.F.R. pts 0.444306 implementation strategy 0.543027 additional tools 0.455154 IRS Form 4506-A 0.620893 Excise Tax Return 0.552213 local practice 0.455214 evaluation feedback 0.45736 Community Health Needs 0.986534 effective evaluation 0.63434 Charitable Hospitals 0.797951	environmental strategies 0.456286 Checklist tabs 0.443501 community change process 0.598994 Internal Revenue Service 0.575373 privately-funded organizations 0.452556 legal professional 0.437869 key concepts 0.961712 regular basis 0.447102 systems 0.354415 31Additional Requirements 0.439575 regulatory guidance 0.43382 copy 0.361804 population health improvement 0.584183 CHNA report 0.453845 immediately preceding CHNA 0.577312 filing organization 0.442797 policy design 0.459732 health-equity considerations 0.45394 CHI process 0.476097 continuous evaluation results 0.599166 hospital facility 0.80931 specific circumstance 0.44666 Web page 0.445126 outline critical elements 0.616285	CLICK HERE
14429	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	A Mismatch Between Patient Education Materials About SickleCell Disease and the Literacy Level of Their IntendedAudience	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 education materials 0.93803 available health materials 0.497583 materials assessment tool 0.566073 minimizes literacy demand 0.502419 health information 0.519798 appropriate health literacy 0.527166 sickle cell disease 0.59718 Cancer Education Materials 0.527896 Irwin S. Kirsch 0.495611 education materials assessment 0.572487 Disease Control 0.504465 patient education information 0.497682 Sensitivity Assessment Tool 0.514405 sickle cell anemia 0.509463 A. Adult literacy 0.495796 health literacy theory 0.545612 literacy demand scores 0.510088 literacy demand score 0.528593 health literacy 0.930777 Cultural Sensitivity Assessment 0.513712 audience-specific literacy demand 0.500878 low health literacy 0.539136 SCD educational materials 0.525537 health literacy demand 0.55511 literacy demand 0.600551	Clear Communication Index 0.537416 United States 0.527023 literacy skills 0.618757 educational materials 0.596991 Americans Cultural Sensitivity 0.508788 general literacy skills 0.512901 8th-grade literacy level 0.506139 SCD patient education 0.496658 average literacy level 0.521202 health departments 0.494934 National Adult Literacy 0.504655 public health 0.578773 health literacy disparities 0.522631 low literacy skills 0.573579 Health literacy demands 0.547245 adult literacy 0.55325 health literacy studies 0.537321 SCD 0.569062 health literacy level 0.556527 health education materials 0.524963 sickle cell 0.633358 grade reading level 0.511222 adult literacy skills 0.524409 literacy levels 0.497731	CLICK HERE