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6448	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	New, Simpler Way to Treat Latent TB Infection | CDC Features	Treating latent tuberculosis (TB) infection to prevent progression to TB disease is a cornerstone of the U.S. strategy for TB elimination.	latent TB infection 0.956274 United States 0.335827 TB infection treatment 0.297779 TB cases 0.276967 TB disease 0.535667	TB elimination 0.302581 12-dose regimen 0.31008 latent tuberculosis 0.215124 people 0.222489	CLICK HERE
6487	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The association of natural elements and trail use by adults	We used the System for Observing Play and Recreation in Communities to examine the association between variations in natural elements (ie, season, weather, and temperature) and adults’ use of a rail-trail in South Carolina (2006-2009).	observed walking 0.543631 demographic characteristics 0.577672 cloudy weather 0.583977 Adult trail 0.568691 data collection lend 0.552188 trail 0.938503 vigorous PA 0.915177 downtown business district 0.571718 weather 0.80637 season 0.56512 Diego State University 0.564234 vigorous physical activity 0.666207 sunny weather 0.724488 historic residential neighborhoods 0.574109 favorable conditions 0.558258 continued trail 0.549253 trail planners 0.5454 temperature adjusting 0.525762 Anna E. Price 0.547347 vigorous activity 0.601986 trained observers 0.550647 desirable weather conditions 0.604522 Furman University 0.57762 trail observers 0.624323	adults 0.779717 University institutional review 0.575227 Test–retest correlation coefficients 0.571363 South Carolina 0.797286 quarterly observation periods 0.558879 variations 0.514238 low temperatures 0.512362 PA behavior 0.659767 Mary Black Foundation 0.551893 2-mile urban rail-trail 0.578845 Sacred Heart University 0.560864 trail user demographics 0.643623 Logistic regression models 0.563394 Julian A. Reed 0.550077 high temperatures 0.512949 Steve P. Hooker 0.556754 favorable weather conditions 0.740037 trail users 0.788445 environmental supports 0.553593 moderate temperatures 0.751281 natural elements 0.781862 initial trail 0.548901 Public Health Service 0.561538 Arizona State University 0.566801	CLICK HERE
8094	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Update: Influenza Activity - United States, September 30,2012-February 9, 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.	influenza 0.993293 2012-13 influenza season 0.606989 influenza hospitalization surveillance 0.774764 CDC influenza surveillance 0.617131 little influenza virus 0.589553 United States 0.635638 Influenza Div 0.57906 novel influenza 0.628215 influenza B. 0.564916 influenza A viruses 0.642465 clinician-ordered influenza testing 0.585203 seasonal influenza vaccination 0.595344 New York City 0.546607 influenza B component 0.593323 influenza antiviral medications 0.599245 previous influenza seasons 0.580939 Year-round influenza surveillance 0.596377 influenza B viruses 0.717128 high ILI activity 0.583059 Cities Mortality Reporting 0.631006 laboratory-confirmed influenza 0.669325 influenza A virus 0.605944 Influenza surveillance reports 0.609461	influenza vaccine 0.647405 New York 0.599928 influenza season 0.843298 influenza B infection 0.580877 World Health Organization 0.608156 influenza activity 0.720977 laboratory-confirmed influenza infection 0.608988 U.S. influenza activity* 0.637861 influenza vaccine components 0.598408 influenza †† 0.58786 Enteric Virus Surveillance 0.561435 annual influenza vaccine 0.595498 influenza complications 0.582043 Sporadic influenza activity 0.619669 influenza seasons 0.696866 ILI activity 0.621927 influenza surveillance 0.627014 influenza viruses 0.736925 influenza virus 0.616487 influenza antiviral resistance 0.599092 influenza-associated hospitalizations 0.584205 additional Influenza Hospitalization 0.63438	CLICK HERE
10518	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Continuing Education Credits'Clinician Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA)	CDC Clinician Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA). Providing clinicians the most current and reliable information on emerging public health threats, such as pandemics, natural disasters, and bioterrorism.	extent 0.33976 veterinary profession 0.382269 Universal Activity Number 0.460578 education 0.689944 National Commission 0.388115 education opportunities 0.431796 pre-approved provider 0.39239 Accreditation Council 0.49112 certain categories 0.382972 physicians 0.351425 Disease Control 0.901726 management strategies 0.404422 cph recertification credits 0.758498 public’s health 0.410035 knowledge 0.335804 live activity 0.397031 total Category 0.38489 TCEOnline 0.331237 American Nurses 0.391943 assistance please contact 0.384993 education contact 0.518067 CEU 0.383637 Master Certified Health 0.471512 unofficial statement 0.388718	participation 0.333409 Centers 0.445998 AMA PRA Category 0.473647 AAVSB RACE program 0.56577 Certified Health Education 0.575937 human populations 0.402748 certain methods 0.382886 National Board 0.447136 Prevention 0.445857 CECH 0.329551 Health Education Specialists 0.580359 threats 0.333803 CDC provider number 0.470155 Health Education Credentialing 0.502698 level continuing education 0.504207 Continuing Nursing Education 0.512775 Continuing Medical Education 0.528213 education units 0.406494 pharmacy education 0.523381 NBPHE 0.339272 COCA continuing education 0.644059 NABP/CPE Monitor 0.383787 maximum 0.334979 Public Health Examiners 0.564682	CLICK HERE
10816	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	QuickStats: Percentage of Adults Aged ?18 Years Ever Told They Had Diabetes by a Doctor or Health Professional, by Race/Ethnicity --- National Health Interview Survey, United States, 2004--2008	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. 0.480073 annual surveys 0.467253 endorsement 0.366607 Alternate Text 0.452424 Human Services 0.5692 assistive technology 0.487541 blacks 0.363428 MMWR HTML versions 0.57121 U.S. Department 0.560091 reliable estimates 0.479022 electronic PDF version 0.564745 household interviews 0.459345 American Indian/Alaska Natives 0.940521 Female respondents 0.500292 Contact GPO 0.474383 commercial sources 0.453832 age groups 0.463244 current prices 0.449177 persons 0.482157 standard population 0.467053 original paper copy 0.569911 sample sizes 0.457486 noninstitutionalized U.S. population 0.608819 United States 0.77525	U.S. Government Printing 0.586422 original MMWR paper 0.567047 Overall category 0.465025 adults 0.384812 sugar diabetes 0.59332 unknown diabetes status 0.733612 MMWR readers 0.455011 character translation 0.44778 borderline diabetes 0.597864 format errors 0.445297 Asians 0.370872 multiple races 0.468086 subject line 0.484383 typeset documents 0.45181 health 0.46692 trade names 0.453921 official text 0.444177 doctor 0.410322 non-CDC sites 0.450314 American Indian/Alaska Native 0.67969 confidence interval 0.468082 pregnancy-related diabetes 0.609811 electronic conversions 0.442773 printable versions 0.439635	CLICK HERE
11033	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HHS grants bolster health care and public health disaster preparedness | Press Release | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	information sharing 0.472762 All-Hazards Preparedness Reauthorization 0.642694 Human Services 0.487354 natural disasters 0.478816 assistant secretary 0.476964 Healthcare Preparedness Capabilities 0.646611 radiological nuclear events 0.540695 U.S. Department 0.487444 public health departments 0.56468 local communities 0.483601 public health systems 0.674799 national preparedness efforts 0.623589 infectious disease outbreaks 0.540465 critical sources 0.478644 emergency management 0.472394 Preparednessand CDC 0.474828 funding awards 0.48659 Health Preparedness Capabilities 0.678363 Nicole Lurie 0.482538 Health Emergency Preparedness 0.699127 state preparedness 0.604903 federal preparedness programs 0.669404 medical surge 0.472409 effective joint planning 0.531031 emergency operations 0.475627	HPP funding 0.604885 HPP 0.643968 PHEP funding 0.532826 core capabilities 0.476684 PHEP cooperative agreement 0.539612 homeland security programs 0.532577 PHEP funds 0.482755 health security 0.51512 Hospital Preparedness Program 0.660634 National Standards 0.47371 medical needs 0.474547 response capabilities 0.478775 public health 0.907474 health care 0.780059 health care systems 0.60823 Local Planning 0.479137 health care preparedness 0.681665 PHEP cooperative agreements 0.536167 saving lives 0.483214 grant funds 0.474741 local public health 0.68643 health care coalitions 0.580407 federal health 0.49799 local level 0.478457	CLICK HERE
11201	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Laboratory Safety Workgroup	Laboratory Safety Workgroup members	National Biosafety 0.682224 infectious diseases 0.699804 H5N1 influenza-containing laboratory 0.552242 environmental health 0.595227 †Certified Biological Safety 0.560457 Biological Safety Association 0.926729 Health Inspection Services 0.575092 Duke University 0.597024 American Biological Safety 0.926768 CDC BSL-2 facilities 0.553478 UTMB Institutional Biosafety 0.604468 Defense Science Board 0.536249 biological laboratory safety 0.59621 Scientific Counselors 0.55982 University Safety Committee 0.613048 National Science Advisory 0.623638 Scientific Advisory Board 0.711788 Chemical Safety Program 0.547604 Livermore National Laboratory 0.546351 European Biosafety Association 0.612853 division safety liaison 0.539563 Biosafety programs 0.568636 University Institutional Biosafety 0.660384 NIH’s National 0.571208 public health laboratories 0.64619	past president 0.550114 Public Health England 0.564284 Alto Health Care 0.540773 health reference laboratory 0.571264 University Biosafety Officer 0.651562 external BSL-3 laboratory 0.548412 Infectious Diseases Laboratory 0.5531 Science Advisory Board 0.625969 Biosafety Regulations 0.560243 CDC BSL-3 facility 0.556788 Animal Biosafety Level 0.610858 National Health Security 0.580156 Regional Biocontainment Laboratory 0.56067 Institutional Biosafety Committee 0.703253 public health 0.863881 Certified Biological Safety 0.580407 State Laboratory Institute 0.536279 Biological Safety Professional 0.647969 Biosafety Professional 0.566175 Corporate BioSafety Programme 0.600184 Biocontainment Training Program 0.717293 Environmental Safety Office 0.573514 public health preparedness 0.711429 public health laboratory 0.60295	CLICK HERE
11450	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Buying Food on Sale: A Mixed Methods Study With Shoppers at an Urban Supermarket, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 2010"2012 - CDC	The obesity epidemic has drawn attention to food marketing practices that may increase the likelihood of caloric overconsumption and weight gain. We explored the associations of discounted prices on supermarket purchases of selected high-calorie foods (HCF) and more healthful, low-calorie foods (LCF) by a demographic group at high risk of obesity.	low-calorie foods 0.522734 foods 0.615144 food price effects 0.554858 Supplemental Nutrition 0.525383 sale price 0.523342 food marketing practices 0.558399 robust standard errors 0.516279 Focus group data 0.538953 price 0.641298 shoppers 0.585696 Supplemental Nutrition Assistance 0.517011 food purchases 0.534977 effects logistic regression 0.519921 savory snacks 0.544583 purchases 0.582727 food category 0.541766 food purchase data 0.563716 HCF 0.639724 price reductions 0.629061 demographically similar shoppers 0.519952 LCF 0.569572 high-calorie foods 0.546235 supermarket purchase data 0.546494 food prices 0.606764 study 0.617071	excess weight gain 0.518158 American female shoppers 0.52495 low-fat dairy products 0.61307 sweet snacks 0.582824 qualitative data 0.549451 grain-based snacks 0.545639 focus groups 0.578608 price discounts 0.530496 Nutrition Assistance Program 0.520434 public health 0.653394 sale prices 0.535151 focus group questions 0.533678 sale versus 0.535982 focus group participants 0.66866 food 0.709119 purchase data 0.814614 sale 0.739472 advertised price reductions 0.516272 Einstein Healthcare Network 0.588344 focus group 0.918415 food purchase transactions 0.534118 healthful foods 0.526036 verbatim focus group 0.520248 study store 0.517399	CLICK HERE
11551	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Healthy Eating for a Healthy Weight: Fruits and Vegetables	There are many different ways to lose or maintain a healthy weight. Using more fruits and vegetables along with whole grains and lean meats, nuts, and beans is a safe and healthy one. Learn more.	different ways 0.392003 extra calories 0.579647 low-fat cooking techniques 0.434421 low-calorie dip 0.38966 fewer calories 0.884661 total calories 0.566387 healthy eating plan 0.46099 lower-calorie versions 0.384333 dinner plate 0.373951 medium orange 0.372849 original version 0.375149 natural sweetness 0.377513 bigger size snack 0.437259 red peppers 0.380799 favorite dish 0.388368 Substitute vegetables 0.541199 small-size plate 0.378598 satisfying snack 0.380349 favorite vegetable 0.373829 essential vitamins 0.380888 small apple 0.3745 good look 0.378094 cup 0.420207 higher-calorie ingredients 0.377955 favorite broth-based soup 0.44405	good proportion 0.377128 fruit drinks 0.377676 lean meats 0.388183 high-calorie snack 0.378221 vegetables 0.92041 largest portion 0.377084 Eat fruits 0.522391 fruits 0.682093 favorite dishes 0.381815 low-fat dressings 0.379427 total number 0.374361 snack-sized bag 0.374334 Fruit juices 0.37874 white pasta 0.377224 chronic diseases 0.386496 good health 0.383763 6-ounce serving 0.374984 way nature provided—or 0.435896 healthy weight 0.38555 low-calorie fruits 0.47851 cut-up bananas 0.392813 new version 0.37992 morning omelet 0.379912 cut-up vegetables 0.530792	CLICK HERE
13562	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Lack of Healthy Food in Small-Size to Mid-Size Retailers Participating in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, Minneapolis–St. Paul, Minnesota, 2014	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.	food stores 0.699162 healthy food choices 0.57816 Supplemental Nutrition 0.789727 Supplemental Nutrition Program 0.740202 WIC food package 0.53745 mid-size food stores 0.644193 eligible stores 0.527885 small stores 0.609086 urban corner stores 0.540484 Prev Med 0.538995 healthy food 0.747181 Supplemental Nutrition Assistance 0.669254 SNAP-participating stores 0.524865 corner stores 0.634578 Special Supplemental Nutrition 0.743138 specialty stores 0.541208 SNAP program 0.532995 quality scores 0.555111 whole-grain–rich products 0.528952 additional SNAP benefits 0.524489 healthy foods 0.961677 healthy food access 0.58999 convenience stores 0.661882 fewer SNAP clients 0.525788	smaller stores 0.576773 Stores tool 0.532109 SNAP policy change 0.589275 SNAP minimum stocking 0.528977 small food stores 0.68856 Public Health Nutr 0.63248 Nutrition Assistance Program 0.672299 SNAP participants 0.62615 incomplete SNAP data 0.54425 healthy SNAP purchasing 0.61208 stores 0.872414 St. Paul 0.533353 whole-grain–rich foods 0.551612 fewer stores 0.531595 SNAP 0.667338 dollar stores 0.561489 Philadelphia corner stores 0.540973 brown rice 0.563643 dark green vegetables 0.595405 healthy food availability 0.697196 minimum stocking standards 0.548615 SNAP benefits 0.553817 et al 0.543739 liquor stores 0.528133	CLICK HERE