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1280	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Consumption Among Adults - 18States, 2012	Gayathri S. Kumar, MD1,2, Liping Pan, MD2, Sohyun Park, PhD2, Seung Hee Lee-Kwan, PhD1,2, Stephen Onufrak, PhD2, Heidi M. Blanck, PhD2 (Author affiliations at end of text).	Gayathri S. Kumar 0.394424 highest prevalence 0.410929 fruit drink consumption 0.749956 SSB data 0.385551 noninstitutionalized U.S. adult 0.351463 optional SSB module 0.40601 healthful beverages 0.347178 energy drinks 0.368747 state-specific prevalence 0.346778 SSB consumption 0.659399 total SSB intake 0.409993 Seung Hee Lee-Kwan 0.351832 weight management 0.347137 Heidi M. Blanck 0.351549 United States apportion 0.351682 regular soda 0.918367 U.S. adult population 0.417942 fruit drink questions 0.370182 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.348465 regular soda consumption 0.489348 higher SSB consumption 0.49054 chronic health conditions 0.38925 fruit drinks 0.761998 preventive health practices 0.350206	SSB energy intake 0.429665 community venues 0.346995 median response rate 0.346711 states 0.412812 consumption frequency 0.365795 daily consumption 0.415106 diet soda 0.375049 non-Hispanic blacks 0.487223 health departments 0.346342 daily regular soda 0.447459 coffee drinks 0.373221 24-ounce soda 0.366683 chronic diseases 0.371738 BRFSS response rates 0.347734 SSB marketing 0.386433 U.S. adults 0.427848 response rates 0.363872 cell phone survey 0.348077 added sugars 0.423231 NHANES response rates 0.345348 daily ssb consumption 0.520678 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.370432 SSB questions 0.394757 SSB types 0.389322	CLICK HERE
7952	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Provider Compliance WithGuidelines for Management of Cardiovascular Risk in HIV-InfectedPatients - CDC	Compliance with National Cholesterol Education Program Adult Treatment Panel III (NCEP) guidelines has been shown to significantly reduce incident cardiovascular events. We investigated physicians’ compliance with NCEP guidelines to reduce cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk in a population infected with HIV.	low HDL-C 0.689856 major risk factors 0.60647 Infectious Disease Society 0.64288 cholesterol education program 0.716745 relevant financial relationships 0.649817 myocardial infarction 0.612048 cardiovascular risk factors 0.611012 national cholesterol education 0.715385 Adult Treatment Panel 0.680833 Interagency HIV Study 0.609839 HOPS patients 0.626404 Disease Control 0.627195 pharmacologic treatment 0.608961 CVD risk 0.69913 Clin Infect Dis 0.731603 cardiovascular events 0.690715 blood pressure 0.678854 risk factors 0.785708 Joan S. Chmiel 0.651482 patients 0.843763 Kenneth A. Lichtenstein 0.648344 mm Hg 0.657426 metabolic syndrome 0.671447 NCEP treatment goals 0.604873 moderately high risk 0.666221	CrossRef 0.607644 treatment goals 0.62086 study 0.626288 antiretroviral therapy 0.612651 contemporary HOPS patients 0.622576 Program Adult Treatment 0.644943 Immune Defic Syndr 0.679354 Clinical Trials Group 0.63866 HIV Outpatient Study 0.62384 incident cardiovascular events 0.661301 Acquir Immune Defic 0.679357 cardiovascular risk 0.62722 high CVD risk 0.603304 Adult AIDS Clinical 0.63684 AIDS Clinical Trials 0.636426 Education Program Adult 0.631608 Scott D. Holmberg 0.623916 NCEP guidelines 0.697747 low HDL-C levels 0.619101 Framingham risk calculation 0.603455 et al 0.94617 coronary heart disease 0.784288 HIV-infected patients 0.738976 HIV infection 0.70484	CLICK HERE
11753	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Synopsis: October 9, 2014 | CDC Media Relations | CDC	MMWR – Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	half 0.458641 data 0.500185 emergency department visits 0.750959 screen patients 0.594555 significant role 0.582049 migration patterns 0.570657 across-the-board gaps 0.577041 OPR 0.726884 alcohol involvement 0.635421 prescription drugs 0.588326 new CDC analysis 0.746844 fda.hhs.gov 0.437258 viral suppression 0.912732 drug abuse-related ED 0.741693 overdose deaths 0.62192 overdose increases 0.61498 Jeff Ventura 0.615098 Drug Abuse Warning 0.744466 opioid pain relievers 0.82994 alcohol 0.65422 benzodiazepines 0.505083 problematic substance 0.613418 diagnosis 0.460356 problematic alcohol 0.651651 age groups 0.691765	HIV treatment 0.681359 Media Team 0.588829 Jeff.ventura 0.437274 HUMAN SERVICES 0.571791 Latinos 0.649721 geographic differences 0.567985 Medical Monitoring Project 0.722735 new infections 0.567573 proportion 0.483745 Drug Administration 0.614831 linkage 0.47047 National HIV Surveillance 0.816492 U.S. clinical guidelines 0.707291 benzodiazepine abuse 0.840494 public health burden 0.748554 important markers 0.572872 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.567033 benzodiazepine drug-related deaths 0.851349 retention 0.460107 Food 0.435934 primary health care 0.764469 Interventions 0.469408 risk 0.501795 language barriers 0.574339	CLICK HERE
12215	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Fatal Rat-Bite Fever in a Child - SanDiego County, California, 2013	Jessica K. Adam, MD1,2,3, Aiden K. Varan, MPH2,3,4, Alice L.	California San Diego 0.42206 additional RBF case 0.514199 Alice L. Pong 0.383917 pet rats 0.514462 San Diego County 0.658487 Pet rat owners 0.411002 RBF incidence 0.441759 California Office 0.303012 San Diego 0.902296 white blood cells 0.371047 rat-bite fever 0.368769 RBF 0.573549 untreated RBF illnesses 0.520694 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.482778 oropharyngeal tissue 0.302487 rat breeder 0.326529 Eric C. McDonald 0.386122 spirillary fever 0.330024 National Center 0.351185 pet rat 0.494469 Territorial Epidemiologists Applied 0.356112 rat cages 0.324227 San Diego Health 0.702239 median patient age 0.381666 state public health 0.359977	Human Services Agency 0.709931 1Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.355291 Child — San 0.337571 American Veterinary Medical 0.368833 Infectious Diseases Pathology 0.368451 Statewide Health Planning 0.3652 Jessica K. Adam 0.527993 previously healthy male 0.377847 S. moniliformis 0.698285 polymerase chain reaction 0.688262 San Diego Medical 0.41542 Pediatric Infectious Diseases 0.364197 persistent fever 0.345488 Oropharyngeal swabs 0.310024 joint pain 0.364623 wild rats 0.341802 RBF symptoms 0.43789 complete blood count 0.373023 potentially fatal illness 0.361533 rat secretions 0.329965 appropriate exposure history 0.359655 rapid laboratory confirmation 0.343946 Aiden K. Varan 0.396444 streptobacillary fever 0.330087	CLICK HERE
12306	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Interim Recommendations for Ambulance Service Providers inWest African Ebola-Affected Areas | Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever |CDC	null	ambulance team 0.705099 decontamination 0.395084 biohazard bags 0.385358 PPE 0.707054 cab 0.49164 alcohol-based hand rub 0.362025 infection control 0.398637 ambulance team members 0.551178 Ebola care facilities 0.493482 example 0.361488 Ambulance personnel 0.398929 personal belongings 0.423865 rubber boots 0.365744 disposable ppe 0.50923 biohazard waste bags 0.421653 Ebola outbreak. Teams 0.405397 direct contact 0.367426 tight fitting lids 0.361771 tight-fitting lid 0.397816 central ambulance maintenance 0.48122 Ambulance teams 0.410008 chlorine solution 0.498067 vehicle maintenance depot 0.39722 personal protective equipment 0.373099	easily cleanable materials 0.362294 World Health Organization 0.36228 basic infection control 0.36562 patients 0.4162 liquid waste 0.362665 appropriate ppe 0.524088 ambulance 0.745712 body fluids 0.49874 facility protocol 0.404279 ambulance team member 0.433862 patient care equipment 0.366845 centralized vehicle maintenance 0.395805 decontamination teams 0.374003 medical waste container 0.360812 Ebola care facility 0.995924 reusable equipment 0.393426 reusable ppe 0.447185 injuries. Ebola 0.37502 Vehicle cleaning 0.363894 disposable waste 0.36824 ambulance maintenance depot 0.529978 Ambulance service providers 0.440652 face shield 0.360444	CLICK HERE
12311	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC: Flu Activity Expands; Severity Similar to Past H3N2Seasons	CDC recommends vaccination and rapid treatment with antiviral drugs for people at high risk from flu	epidemic threshold 0.305374 CDC 0.380691 overall flu-related hospitalizations 0.312748 ILI 0.338302 similar ILI trajectory 0.32959 flu activity 0.551855 flu vaccines 0.55242 highest ILI curve 0.326783 season 0.789545 flu hospitalization rates 0.541865 flu vaccination 0.429115 2012-2013 flu season 0.501427 influenza-like illness rises 0.310348 Final vaccine uptake 0.33191 predominant flu viruses 0.547957 Flu Vaccine Finder 0.503336 flu spreads 0.417755 flu illness 0.482441 H3N2 viruses 0.346682 flu antiviral drugs 0.709951 flu pediatric deaths 0.515097 overall hospitalization rate 0.318739 past H3N2-predominant seasons 0.325781 current season 0.377881	different flu seasons 0.465666 vaccine effectiveness 0.374148 ILI activity 0.316512 flu-associated pediatric deaths 0.39948 high risk 0.463244 2012-2013 season 0.364037 Influenza antiviral drugs 0.340296 influenza 0.371832 United States 0.319781 flu vaccine 0.588211 flu complications 0.503033 pediatric flu deaths 0.601282 previous flu seasons 0.474662 past severe seasons 0.310467 vaccine viruses 0.324986 latest CDC FluView 0.343534 certain health conditions 0.312847 total number 0.360101 flu seasons 0.507034 seasonal flu vaccine 0.50208 end-of-season hospitalization rate 0.321644 flu viruses 0.586184 people 0.508774 flu 0.950755	CLICK HERE
12750	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Patient Perspectives on TobaccoUse Treatment in Primary Care - CDC	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 on the very latest in chronic disease prevention, research findings, public health interventions, and the exploration of new theories and concepts.	North Carolina 0.883483 smoking cessation interventions 0.79884 outcome measures 0.772176 health care provider 0.707213 Cancer Research Fund 0.715588 smoking cessation program 0.7451 tobacco cessation counselor 0.711471 National Health Interview 0.710605 quit attempt 0.693786 carbon monoxide monitoring 0.802865 regional smoking rate 0.703723 Disease Control 0.722613 tobacco users 0.805354 health care providers 0.813866 inductive coding techniques 0.734513 primary care practices 0.710921 primary care practice 0.710621 current smoking 0.693657 current cigarette smoking 0.711074 Morb Mortal Wkly 0.748942 important patient-centered outcomes 0.765997 patients 0.73717 carbon monoxide 0.81164 patient-centered smoking cessation 0.801392 office-based smoking cessation 0.744948	Health Interview Survey 0.709972 University Cancer Research 0.717215 smoking cessation 0.944082 patient-centered outcome measures 0.755766 primary care visit 0.751027 smoking cessation services 0.748844 United States 0.713926 health care insurance 0.708307 smokers 0.73256 relevant patient-centered outcome 0.693528 MMWR Morb Mortal 0.748946 primary care clinics 0.817588 future cessation research 0.726394 focus groups 0.790205 Mortal Wkly Rep 0.743823 health care 0.853121 participants 0.806586 primary care patients 0.719974 health care systems 0.695401 tobacco cessation interventions 0.74633 Chapel Hill 0.745164 creative patient-centered outcome 0.70094 various quit options 0.715122 primary care 0.897588	CLICK HERE
13563	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	BRCA Genes and Breast Cancer	Genetic counselor Joyce Turner, MSC, CGC, provides an overview of BRCA genes and their relationship to breast and ovarian cancer. She explains how each of us inherits BRCA genes from our parents, the role of those genes and what happens if we inherit a gene mutation. She also talks about how genetic counseling and testing can give a woman information she can use to make decisions about her health. Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html This video can also be viewed at http://www.cdc.gov/cancer/videos/breast/BringYourBrave/Genetic_Counselor/BRCAGenesBreastCancer/BRCAGenesBreastCancer_lowRes.mp4	BRCA Genes 0.903321	Breast Cancer 0.797483	CLICK HERE
15254	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Five Minute Weekly Tip Be Summer-Savvy - Family Health - CDC	Family health information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)	Summer 0.622599 health 0.617695	safety challenges 0.980922	CLICK HERE
16386	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Use of a 2-Dose Schedule for Human PapillomavirusVaccination - Updated Recommendations of the Advisory Committee onImmunization Practices | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	hpv vaccine 0.971464 HPV vaccine efficacy 0.621142 immunization practices 0.53085 HPV Vaccine Study 0.584759 ACIP meetings 0.480138 Human papillomavirus vaccination 0.502846 HPV-16/18 AS04-adjuvanted vaccine 0.485183 special populations 0.505477 advisory committee 0.529965 15th birthday 0.505699 HPV vaccination recommendations 0.670217 additional vaccination 0.483161 3-dose series 0.550057 clinical trial 0.476603 Vaccine Adverse Event 0.489667 ACIP HPV Vaccines 0.624244 3-dose schedule 0.524091 medical conditions 0.504143 HPV vaccination series 0.625511 HPV infections 0.572823 human papillomavirus vaccine 0.490247 HPV vaccination† 0.540851 9-valent HPV vaccine 0.588396 HPV exposure 0.525234 vaccination schedule 0.499328	doses 0.689297 HPV vaccination 0.833932 United States 0.506347 Vaccines Work Group 0.496784 ACIP HPV vaccination 0.701686 routine HPV vaccination 0.755294 CVT Vaccine Group 0.491467 quadrivalent HPV vaccine 0.583565 vaccine dose 0.485675 GRADE evidence type 0.491553 9-valent human papillomavirus 0.485888 9-valent HPV vaccines 0.581999 vaccine-preventable HPV types 0.561704 2-dose series 0.533562 voting ACIP members 0.500358 CDC vaccine recommendations 0.503898 2-dose schedule 0.612163 hpv vaccines 0.643465 HPV infection 0.56278 ACIP meeting 0.479912 Routine vaccination 0.498442 Bivalent HPV vaccine 0.629493 et al 0.563042 3-dose HPV vaccine 0.603665	CLICK HERE