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904	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Medications in Pregnancy - NCBDDD	The journal Pharmacoepidemiology and Drug Safety has published a new brief report: “Safe Lists for Medications in Pregnancy: Inadequate Evidence Base and Inconsistent Guidance from Web-based Information, 2011.” You can read the article’s abstract here. See below for a summary of the findings from this article.	health care provider 0.541358 medicine products 0.388708 visit www.cdc.gov/pregnancymedication 0.353101 health information 0.379671 Prevention Study 0.360663 National Birth Defects 0.522009 lack data 0.358979 sufficient evidence 0.377205 comprehensive approach 0.356275 websites post lists 0.554981 Drug Safety 0.389814 health care providers 0.490555 medicine ingredients 0.383673 pregnancy 0.839286 brief study 0.373396 inconsistent guidance 0.436969 large proportion 0.364598 women.  Half 0.382197 Lind JN 0.366981 Inadequate Evidence Base 0.844777 Pregnant women 0.385901 Humphrey JR 0.358567 women 0.516958 key message 0.388804 medicines 0.508159	United States 0.374838 medicine product 0.384001 cold medicine 0.390025 birth defects2 0.381141 safety claims 0.514302 Pharmacoepidemiol Drug Saf. 0.483701 reproductive age look 0.511913 pain relief product 0.486035 previous research 0.369833 health care 0.711421 new brief report 0.548862 scientific evidence 0.382209 prescription medicine1 0.373476 pregnancy.  Researchers 0.367494 study results 0.383644 medicine 0.578451 birth defects 0.923883 journal Pharmacoepidemiology 0.3934 internet websites 0.697874 Peters SL 0.353928 active internet websites 0.51392 safe lists 0.667072 Web-based Information 0.529586 et al 0.353028	CLICK HERE
1284	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Monday, March 31, 2014	Each Tuesday, to enhance awareness of emerging scientific knowledge, selected science clips will be posted here for the public health community. The focus is applied public health research and prevention science that has the capacity to improve health now.	endorsement 0.443313 current awareness 0.484621 findings 0.362455 asterisk 0.348666 focus 0.336495 prevention science 0.527322 science clips 0.878568 Gail Bang 0.504663 Disease Control 0.486123 CDC Science Clips 0.818911 Kelli Sibert 0.501844 clinicians 0.335933 Child Health 0.525343 Librarian 0.513322 factual accuracy 0.490379 Maternal 0.341281 conclusions 0.336512 scientific articles 0.521655 Connick 0.347516 MLIS 0.398368 DHHS 0.533403 DISCLAIMER 0.344601 general review articles 0.685464 items 0.374853	Web Developer 0.491235 Victoria Burchfield 0.494492 authoritative sources 0.50682 MD MPH 0.528364 public health community 0.73891 Vital Signs issue 0.684298 scientific knowledge 0.527509 public health professionals 0.695083 scientific information 0.504463 omission 0.346504 public health 0.996904 views 0.354282 Jane Gidudu 0.493921 informational purposes 0.474234 public health literature 0.66673 B. Thacker CDC 0.820645 background information 0.500528 original authors 0.488184 opinion 0.355304 non-CDC Websites 0.484176 John Iskander 0.521892 CDC Vital Signs 0.862278 news sources 0.482463 Editor 0.364688	CLICK HERE
7627	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Health Care Reform and Women™s Insurance Coverage for Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening - CDC	The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 (ACA) will increase insurance coverage for US citizens and for breast and cervical cancer screening through insurance expansions and regulatory changes. The primary objective of this study was to estimate the number of low-income women who would gain health insurance after implementation of the ACA and thus be able to obtain cancer screening.	uninsured people 0.500901 state health insurance 0.495098 health insurance 0.963047 insurance coverage 0.903802 health insurance status 0.512314 number 0.543714 NBCCEDP services 0.538621 women’s health 0.484681 NBCCEDP breast cancer 0.485467 Medicaid 0.503146 insurance expansions 0.520074 Preventive Services Task 0.536736 health insurance coverage 0.636524 Cancer Early Detection 0.513166 uninsured rates 0.518074 uninsured reference group 0.513192 uninsured rate 0.526116 cervical cancer screening 0.624876 cervical cancer 0.906119 English proficiency 0.547466 Affordable Care Act 0.495543 higher uninsured levels 0.500043 low-income women 0.85614 uninsured low-income women 0.642633	health insurance exchanges 0.564826 uninsured population 0.492239 Congressional Budget Office 0.694789 women 0.903327 uninsured women 0.707342 NBCCEDP cervical cancer 0.494684 cancer screening 0.832865 states 0.514581 public health screening 0.489613 future uninsured rates 0.502966 uninsured low-income population 0.563392 ACA 0.620769 breast cancer screening 0.503417 Early Detection Program 0.496796 federal poverty guidelines 0.52541 health insurance plans 0.511202 American Community Survey 0.496461 NBCCEDP 0.578004 cancer screening services 0.5291 breast cancer 0.520762 Services Task Force 0.539941 Medicaid coverage 0.484878 low-income uninsured women 0.703853 Cervical Cancer Early 0.526438	CLICK HERE
7631	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Evaluation of 11 Commercially Available Rapid Influenza Diagnostic Tests - United States, 2011-2012	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.	influenza 0.904016 clinical management 0.515518 influenza virus type 0.685413 EZ Flu A+B 0.497355 United States 0.501595 influenza virus concentrations 0.696631 Influenza Div 0.60345 influenza virus NP 0.663636 influenza A viruses 0.655171 Midwest Respiratory Virus 0.498754 dilution samples 0.502496 seasonal influenza viruses 0.723975 different influenza viruses 0.654716 Stock viruses 0.495219 novel influenza viruses 0.646248 influenza virus infection 0.629479 influenza B viruses 0.641142 virus antigen 0.506295 Biological Advanced Research 0.503259 public health 0.514492 virus dilution 0.495512 highest virus concentrations 0.509415	influenza season 0.622001 influenza activity 0.566175 Rapid Influenza Testing 0.611781 RIDTs 0.646535 representative seasonal influenza 0.621295 public health actions 0.503676 human seasonal influenza 0.591603 BD Directigen EZ 0.496351 rapid influenza tests 0.585814 high virus concentrations 0.511937 influenza viruses 0.873831 influenza virus nucleoprotein 0.677122 influenza B virus 0.627065 influenza virus 0.840524 rapid influenza 0.700724 Improving Rapid Influenza 0.609917 SAS FluAlert Influenza 0.645233 positive test results 0.507142 influenza diagnostic tests 0.71242 recent influenza viruses 0.655402 Influenza Reagent Resource 0.583778 RIDT performance 0.520542	CLICK HERE
7940	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Interruptions in Supplies of Second-Line AntituberculosisDrugs - United States, 2005-2012	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.	first-line drugs 0.272577 medical product shortages 0.384533 local TB programs 0.468238 TB drug shortages 0.715461 MDR TB medications 0.458384 TB experts 0.367885 U.S. Department 0.300017 MDR TB treatment 0.492818 complicated procurement process 0.391126 state health departments 0.287153 multidrug-resistant TB case 0.368799 state TB programs 0.423976 TB Prevention 0.356099 state TB controllers 0.390133 SLD supplies 0.304431 treatment delay 0.274819 investigational new drug 0.383153 SLD shortages 0.62812 TB meningitis 0.367504 impending drug shortages 0.436809 health professional societies 0.299449 clinically interchangeable versions 0.28849 drug-resistant TB 0.401651 drug resistance 0.283298 TB programs 0.520268	XDR TB treatment 0.442453 FDA 0.338028 drug administration 0.341773 United States 0.494334 TB control officials 0.39428 TB disease 0.369429 TB elimination 0.347745 MDR TB cases 0.460671 U.S. TB burden 0.448475 Federal Advisory Council 0.350914 drug shortages 0.765695 impending shortages 0.342907 MDR TB drugs 0.521915 U.S. TB programs 0.415296 drug-susceptible TB 0.367103 national TB program 0.389222 MDR TB 0.979945 health departments 0.333967 local health departments 0.296082 TB control programs 0.505323 MDR TB case 0.473318 nationwide shortages 0.423231 XDR TB 0.602802 SLDs 0.337072	CLICK HERE
8696	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Features - Share the Thalassemia Quiz, - NCBDDD	null	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
9932	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Online Newsroom - Digital Press Kit: Multistate Outbreaks of Human Salmonella Infections Linked to Small Turtles	Multistate Outbreaks of Human Salmonella Infections Linked to Small Turtles	Human 0.317052 Salmonella Infections Linked 0.967339 Multistate Outbreaks 0.794362	CDC Online Newsroom 0.928704 Digital Press Kit 0.648721	CLICK HERE
11764	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Ebola Radio Health Messages in Local Languages	null	nous protéger contre 0.625616 alcohol-based hand sanitizer 0.407884 d’autres personnes 0.390686 pas Ebola 0.629586 infected animals 0.424587 ou une malédiction 0.368579 Ebola virus 0.671561 Ebola outbreak 0.723674 muscle pain 0.408572 contact 0.433972 contracter le virus 0.399132 stomach pain 0.411711 family members 0.390871 Ebola est parfois 0.603844 homme contracte Ebola 0.585399 le virus d’Ebola 0.397101 body fluids 0.618207 nous pouvons 0.480326 La grand-mère ou 0.368133 visit c-d-c-dot-gov-slash-ebola 0.545 symptoms 0.369573 est présent chez 0.398897 Ebola patients 0.596821 chlore et le 0.370232 bonnes informations 0.471336	les chauves-souris et 0.437129 n’est pas Ebola 0.609273 Les personnes 0.375421 c’est que les 0.389186 protéger contre Ebola 0.886507 détruisent le virus 0.368622 peut-être pas Ebola 0.610218 Africa Ebola outbreak 0.676438 pouvons nous protéger 0.613399 ebola 0.997581 health care workers 0.671417 peut transmettre Ebola 0.599973 c’est Ebola 0.586237 health care systems 0.375585 health care worker 0.370752 détruit le virus 0.369843 right protective clothing 0.469603 right information 0.475194 people 0.406367 medical care 0.380557 doctor 0.379003 le virus ebola 0.786765 West Africa 0.492174 Ebola est présent 0.667758	CLICK HERE
12526	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Making the Business Case for Prevention: A Grocery Store's Healthy Options	Learn how the owner of a grocery store chain is helping improve his bottom line, and the health of his customers, by dedicating a checkout aisle to healthy treats; placing and promoting healthy food and drinks throughout the store; and encouraging kids to be more active by stocking toys that promote physical activity. 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	Prevention 0.25418 Grocery Store 0.987186	Healthy Options 0.90663 YouTube 0.565965	CLICK HERE
13395	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Identifying New Positives and Linkage to HIV Medical Care -23 Testing Site Types, United States, 2013	Puja Seth, PhD1; Guoshen Wang, MS1; Nicoline T. Collins, MPH1; Lisa Belcher, PhD1 (Author affiliations at end of text).	CDC-funded HIV testing 0.251932 National HIV/AIDS Strategy 0.237718 site types 0.320982 new HIV infections 0.261848 HIV tests 0.299229 HIV prevalence 0.23699 adult entertainment venues 0.23882 STD clinics 0.322145 HIV surveillance record 0.233484 Valid HIV tests 0.237858 HIV testing efforts 0.233174 HIV clinics 0.257161 highest percentage 0.21115 percentage 0.211967 HIV testing site 0.247948 substantially more HIV 0.214219 individual HIV tests 0.222887 HIV testing resources 0.286357 HIV Testing Initiative 0.228951 individual residences 0.207321	services field visits 0.307903 non–health care settings 0.893435 hiv testing 0.555827 HIV prevention services 0.239405 HIV medical care 0.399544 unspecified outpatient facilities 0.31286 HIV testing records 0.247877 routine HIV screening 0.244152 testing sites 0.294112 HIV counseling 0.293661 community settings 0.211563 HIV 0.620097 CDC HIV testing 0.258433 health care settings 0.622326 CDC-funded HIV tests 0.270589 new positives 0.938097 HIV prevention activities 0.237132 HIV tests* 0.21518 high HIV prevalence 0.216057 partner services field 0.306861	CLICK HERE