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7589	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Use of 13-Valent Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine and 23-Valent Pneumococcal Polysaccharide Vaccine for Adults with Immunocompromising Conditions: Recommendations of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP)	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.	13-valent pneumococcal conjugate 0.562264 Pneumococcal vaccine-naУÐ?ve persons 0.549516 HIV-infected persons 0.545394 vaccine efficacy 0.684586 initial study dose 0.643175 polysaccharide vaccine 0.797614 implemented vaccine program 0.582662 advisory committee 0.698795 one-time revaccination dose 0.571822 cochlear implants 0.68499 pneumococcal conjugate vaccine 0.861952 7-valent pneumococcal conjugate 0.590916 previous PPSV23 dose 0.617488 persons 0.589881 current PPSV23 recommendations 0.570256 dose 0.678622 Conjugate pneumococcal vaccine 0.609656 PCV13 dose 0.614379 PCV13 vaccine efficacy 0.648678 high risk 0.546941 pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine 0.737038 CSF leaks 0.64147 single dose 0.583541 pneumococcal vaccination opportunity 0.534862 United States 0.702259	adults 0.967119 immunocompromising conditions 0.79022 23-valent pneumococcal polysaccharide 0.650772 invasive pneumococcal disease 0.61783 HIV-infected adults 0.861418 Immunization Practices 0.66214 immunocompromised adults 0.634655 vaccine serotypes 0.590239 previous PPSV23 vaccination 0.561799 anatomic asplenia 0.576984 capsular polysaccharide vaccine 0.600014 general U.S. HIV-infected 0.566591 HIV-1-infected Ugandan adults 0.542206 vaccine group 0.569474 PPSV23 dose 0.622493 unpublished data 0.554776 adverse events 0.553304 polysaccharide pneumococcal vaccines 0.551719 acip recommendations 0.643709 ACIP PPSV23 recommendations 0.639817 new ACIP recommendations 0.618338 PPSV23 0.675988 et al 0.792518 IPD 0.613935	CLICK HERE
7929	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | State Variations of ChronicDisease Risk Factors in Older Americans - CDC	The objective of this study was to examine and compare 3 key health behaviors associated with chronic disease (ie, risky drinking, smoking, and sedentary lifestyle).	North Carolina 0.556682 adverse medication interactions 0.526167 insufficient sample sizes 0.544284 Bankhead-Coley Cancer Research 0.535744 lowest prevalence 0.580705 highest prevalence 0.681139 public health resources 0.700378 National Health Interview 0.577507 tailored prevention activities 0.528315 risky drinking patterns 0.622276 moderate physical activity 0.573463 chronic disease risk 0.564397 risk factor indicator 0.558755 complete trend analyses 0.545379 states given sample 0.56425 Miami Miller School 0.662927 weighted linear regression 0.541204 vigorous physical activity 0.693387 risky behaviors 0.544912 Kristopher L. Arheart 0.537918 older male smokers 0.586002 twofold higher mortality 0.534413 abuse treatment facility 0.533238 risky drinking 0.919317 key health behaviors 0.728341	chronic disease 0.72025 state level 0.558318 physical activity facilities 0.553136 multistage probability household 0.548719 institutional review board 0.542186 highest smoking prevalence 0.670909 Stacey L. Tannenbaum 0.530979 small sample sizes 0.537251 physical activity recommendations 0.561203 Healthy People 0.545583 poor cardiovascular outcomes 0.5582 cardiovascular disease 0.559401 David J. Lee 0.535079 older americans 0.933074 South Dakota 0.539542 Comprehensive Cancer Center 0.536686 Cristina A. Fernandez 0.533708 Health Statistics Research 0.568915 stable estimate analysis 0.542246 physical activity 0.854045 prevalence comparisons 0.556825 Laura A. McClure 0.529872 older adults 0.608004 excessive alcohol consumption 0.529692	CLICK HERE
8292	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement: Brain Injury Awareness Month - March2013	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. 0.468758 TBI-related hospitalization 0.455652 Human Services 0.573324 assistive technology 0.472686 U.S. Department 0.573628 MMWR HTML versions 0.559975 Brain Injury Awareness 0.594921 electronic PDF version 0.548985 youngest children 0.455379 Additional information 0.452814 rehabilitation services 0.449694 Contact GPO 0.467345 traumatic brain injury 0.591614 optimal care 0.455865 commercial sources 0.444027 current prices 0.439155 highest risk 0.482094 original paper copy 0.555348 young adults 0.454577 TBI survivors 0.82131 at-risk populations 0.446111 United States 0.452874 U.S. Government Printing 0.561971 original MMWR paper 0.555055	age group 0.449931 life-threatening injuries 0.451605 car crash 0.451733 health-care delivery systems 0.575922 motor vehicle–related TBIs 0.964006 MMWR readers 0.449005 character translation 0.437101 primary prevention strategies 0.572999 brain injury 0.60394 normal functions 0.451089 fall-related TBIs 0.769662 public health prevention 0.577552 format errors 0.437235 scientific research 0.457629 subject line 0.468547 typeset documents 0.443957 trade names 0.444122 TBI management 0.667792 paper copy 0.566806 official text 0.435471 highest rates 0.670435 non-CDC sites 0.442105 older adults 0.448919 mild concussions 0.466694	CLICK HERE
8345	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Electronic Aggression	Information on electronic aggression, youth violence prevention, and safe schools.	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
11236	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Tasas de cáncer de ovario por raza y grupo étnico	Comparación de casos de cáncer de ovario por raza y grupo étnico.	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.356368 Archivo RealPlayer 0.313279 Censo P25-1130 0.454628 §Los datos 0.280628 ¶Los datos 0.301032 razas blancas negras 0.91028 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.380203 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.357769	Estados Unidos 0.615039 cuántas mujeres 0.592047 Archivo Microsoft 0.587864 Archivo Microsoft Word 0.377614 Archivo Texto 0.303036 potenciales diferencias 0.442602 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.355603	CLICK HERE
12884	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	About DGMQ - Division of Global Migration andQuarantine (DGMQ) - NCEZID	About the Division of Global Migration and Quarantine			CLICK HERE
13097	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcements: National Public Health Week - April 6-12,2015	Every year since 1995, the American Public Health Association has led the observation of National Public Health Week in the United States during the first full week of April. The goal of National Public Health Week is to acknowledge contributions made by public health and to raise awareness of issues important to improving the nation's health. This year's observance (April 6–12) focuses on making the United States the Healthiest Nation in One Generation by 2030.	date 0.416724 endorsement 0.459061 observance 0.45986 Human Services 0.601078 issues 0.419415 U.S. Department 0.596383 MMWR HTML versions 0.583094 identification 0.417318 pages 0.416922 contributions 0.416739 awareness 0.419427 electronic PDF version 0.576754 publication 0.416713 goal 0.419528 **Questions 0.416347 Additional information 0.610588 Contact GPO 0.524122 daily themes 0.508251 commercial sources 0.505763 current prices 0.498057 Generation 0.418171 original paper copy 0.574373 Internet 0.41708 programs 0.416966	United States 0.623295 U.S. Government Printing 0.575907 Superintendent 0.420502 content 0.416933 National Public Health 0.973959 MMWR readers 0.506103 character translation 0.498879 http://www.nphw.org 0.418172 conjunction 0.418686 MMWR paper copy 0.579848 CDC topics 0.544577 American Public Health 0.789114 format errors 0.502165 Public Health Association 0.788995 Healthiest Nation 0.520078 observation 0.420359 typeset documents 0.505545 trade names 0.505863 official text 0.497254 non-CDC sites 0.502879 References 0.417113 organizations 0.416983 electronic conversions 0.497842 articles 0.416389	CLICK HERE
14280	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Transmisión del VIH | Información básica | VIH/SIDA | CDC	Algunas preguntas y respuestas acerca de cómo se transmite el VIH	llama superinfección 0.308763 Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.308586 insectos chupadores 0.307368 alto riesgo 0.401624 únicos casos 0.323947 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.308458 cuidadosa práctica 0.30782 pequeños cortes 0.331287 Archivo Microsoft 0.326234 Archivo Microsoft Word 0.308913 riguroso análisis 0.331208 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.308246 siguientes maneras 0.311674	principal riesgo 0.326285 personas vih 0.486088 pareja vih 0.441223 hombre vih 0.4342 escasos casos 0.31075 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.308996 Estados Unidos 0.477334 madre vih 0.382482 mujer vih 0.424805 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.308457 determinadas actividades 0.313325 persona vih 0.919625 ¿El riesgo 0.320574	CLICK HERE
15601	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The Community Guide - Evidence Gaps beta	A key component of the Task Force's work is to identify gaps in the evidence base.	force evidence-based recommendations 0.543671 CDC 0.243519 findings 0.239263 stakeholders 0.252111 constraints 0.244446 task force 0.955793 tab 0.245896 options 0.231164 Preventive Services Task 0.979595 evidence base 0.420419 Task Force highlights 0.655725 Evidence gaps 0.466409 preferences 0.246959 website 0.235925 quick survey 0.415583	available resources 0.38397 conclusions 0.249727 Services Task Force 0.904823 decision makers 0.391581 mandates 0.2561 systematic review 0.411531 Disclaimer 0.25977 finding 0.234183 spending 0.249473 Community Preventive Services 0.887303 information 0.231214 Community Guide 0.422111 page 0.279465 programs 0.23089	CLICK HERE