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1193	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Protect Yourself from Wildfire Smoke | CDC Features	Dry conditions in parts of the United States increase the potential for wildfires in or near wilderness areas. Stay alert for wildfire warnings and take action to protect yourself and your family from wildfire smoke.	quality reports 0.550927 outdoor smoke 0.662792 lung disease 0.711819 large particles 0.583281 burning trees 0.581759 body weight 0.5553 local regulations 0.550866 evacuation routes–others 0.561371 heavy traffic 0.539274 air conditioner 0.672795 Check local air 0.719322 evacuation center 0.568255 dust masks 0.548379 essential items 0.541773 local officials 0.548089 small particles 0.582244 fresh-air intake 0.546433 local visibility guides 0.684996 Dry conditions 0.564482 western United States 0.674143 current evacuation orders 0.675707 health threats 0.553527 United States 0.709171 plant materials 0.568953 high levels 0.549151	affected area 0.548334 U.S. Environmental Protection 0.678502 fine particles 0.627551 wildfires 0.585577 Children’s airways 0.556821 time outdoors 0.550128 heart disease 0.564816 Air Quality Index 0.704561 chronic heart 0.566598 indoor pollution 0.790805 gas stoves 0.543201 lung diseases 0.814308 higher risk 0.550694 wildfire warnings 0.655942 health warnings 0.556164 indoor air 0.58435 Older adults 0.554783 public health messages 0.679096 safety measures 0.546941 respiratory management plan 0.656638 chest pain 0.550708 healthcare provider 0.539379 wilderness areas 0.563467 local fire department 0.550138	CLICK HERE
1223	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Managing Diabetes in the Heat | CDC Features	Keep your cool when the weather gets warm.	low blood sugar 0.68336 blood sugar monitor 0.669011 Physical activity 0.576334 medical emergency 0.582848 high winds 0.57715 heat index—a measurement 0.656627 air-conditioned mall 0.582564 Wear sunscreen 0.574005 high heat 0.592889 go-bag—a supply kit 0.627643 heat stroke 0.598137 hottest time 0.590829 store insulin 0.617896 blood vessels 0.596215 blood sugar levels 0.784136 long summer 0.573161 high temperatures 0.646823 Warm-weather wisdom 0.575385 direct sunlight 0.643085 Severe thunderstorms 0.570893 heat 0.689876 insulin 0.690163 diabetes equipment 0.607396 active outdoors 0.57273 high blood sugar 0.706824	summer season 0.573639 diabetes gear 0.607643 air-conditioned building 0.578956 Check package information 0.628304 high humidity 0.599075 light-colored clothing 0.574725 room fan 0.571139 insulin pump 0.613354 summer heat 0.581901 water loss 0.57234 sports drinks 0.572015 hot car 0.634642 commonly used medicines 0.652246 water pills 0.578825 insulin dose 0.631516 oral diabetes medicine 0.665546 good idea 0.574774 family reunions 0.574379 target range 0.572158 high blood pressure 0.667779 Diabetes medicines 0.619699 Certain diabetes complications 0.699508 blood sugar 0.961888 diabetes 0.720604	CLICK HERE
1228	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement: National Cleft and Craniofacial Awareness andPrevention Month - July 2014	July is National Cleft and Craniofacial Awareness and Prevention Month, an observance intended to raise awareness and improve understanding of birth defects of the head and face. Common craniofacial birth defects include orofacial clefts (cleft lip, cleft palate, or both), craniosynostosis (when the skull sutures join together prematurely), and anotia/microtia (when the ear is missing or malformed).	endorsement 0.335722 observance 0.315731 early pregnancy 0.518575 Human Services 0.435515 National Birth Defects 0.505111 MMWR HTML versions 0.439902 U.S. Department 0.433084 Craniofacial Awareness 0.485507 cleft lip 0.426358 craniofacial birth defects 0.553952 electronic PDF version 0.434405 understanding 0.314994 Canfield MA 0.383384 Additional information 0.381057 CDC highlights research 0.479445 Contact GPO 0.391041 commercial sources 0.378198 current prices 0.37505 original paper copy 0.438151 Prevention Network 0.381141 et al. 0.377531 women 0.326824 United States 0.459217 U.S. Government Printing 0.441316	original MMWR paper 0.437148 orofacial clefts 0.901943 national birth prevalence 0.461539 National Cleft 0.492743 babies 0.329587 Parker SE 0.37734 MMWR readers 0.380295 character translation 0.374276 Mai CT 0.378586 head 0.314972 Health-care providers 0.385215 skull sutures 0.39852 maternal smoking 0.391267 Clin Mol Teratol 0.454893 format errors 0.37474 craniosynostosis 0.319431 typeset documents 0.378119 cleft palate 0.427782 trade names 0.378257 official text 0.37334 birth defects 0.702291 Surgeon General 0.382884 non-CDC sites 0.376907 electronic conversions 0.372745	CLICK HERE
9578	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Valley Fever: Working Toward a Solution | CDC Features	Increasing public awareness about the fungal illness Coccidioidomycosis (Valley fever) brings key health leaders to Bakersfield, California.			CLICK HERE
10522	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Email Updates: September 10, 2012'Clinicians 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.	CDC 0.79773 Salmonella Braenderup Infections 0.571051 annual National Preparedness 0.606126 Public Health Matters 0.583523 Emergency Preparedness 0.598236 FDA Safety Information 0.57715 Nile virus infections 0.634162 Yosemite National Park 0.66796 Health Alert Network 0.578176 CDC Health Advisory 0.694817 Nile Virus epidemiology 0.616115 – (CDC) 0.655555 CDC Science Clips 0.698141 Additional COCA Conference 0.595771 Disaster Risk Reduction 0.576483 state health departments 0.581669 Cases Sparks Concern 0.564288 CDC Influenza Division 0.683735 important safety information 0.576599 Nile virus exposures 0.612749 new pharmacy-focused effort 0.579183 health care providers 0.58037 Free CE credit/contact 0.573398 Weekly Flu View 0.569555 human medical products 0.566437	EID Home Page 0.574117 preparedness resources 0.57051 Current Travel Warnings 0.568746 blood pressure control 0.579004 CDC Features 0.704494 Event Reporting Program 0.567234 CDC Fact Sheet 0.679327 Human Infections Reported 0.571355 U.S. Preventive Services 0.573578 COCA Email Update 0.600308 west nile virus 0.920741 public health community 0.593401 public health 0.605379 Specific Hazards preparedness 0.596447 Nile virus season 0.613649 preparedness message 0.565239 subject matter expert 0.577923 in-person training centers 0.570527 Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome 0.570954 National Park Hantavirus 0.583021 National Park Service 0.578412 high blood pressure 0.578754 weekly influenza surveillance 0.568507 Response Training Resources 0.577353	CLICK HERE
11223	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Los defectos cardiacos denacimiento a lo largo de la vida	Febrero 7-14: Semana de Concientización sobre los Defectos Cardiacos de Nacimiento. Las personas con estas afecciones ahora viven más tiempo y de manera más saludable. Lea la historia de un hombre que vive con un defecto cardiaco de nacimiento.	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
12800	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PSAs, Podcasts, and Radio Spots | HEADS UP | CDC Injury Center	null	radio interview 0.35596 CDC 0.74999 tool kit 0.412889 recreation-related concussions 0.400763 mom 0.323094 Visit www.cdc.gov/concussioninyouthsports 0.356981 mild traumatic brain 0.398912 teen athletes 0.353245 Disease Control 0.52852 commonly reported injuries 0.396497 concussion symptoms 0.403773 CDC Kidtastics 0.490219 National Center 0.643396 Kidtastics talk 0.365283 athletes 0.358319 Date Released 0.907025 essential facts 0.35801 PSAs 0.31654 public service announcements 0.426765 Head Podcast 0.398992 Injury Response 0.351062 danger signs 0.361743 response recommendations 0.358692 Concussion Podcast 0.448535 concussion 0.557804	youth sports coaches 0.394705 care 0.323894 parents 0.323536 Centers 0.356756 Injury Prevention 0.604523 Dr. Julie Gilchrist 0.401623 United States 0.356887 NCIPC 0.386319 sports announcers 0.359904 Heads 0.321381 podcast 0.526192 free tool kit 0.397863 deeper understanding 0.369928 Radio PSA 0.540518 kids 0.326013 Facts Podcast 0.392168 proper recognition 0.362254 nature 0.357249 Series 0.496905 podcasts 0.392624 radio spots 0.368116 information 0.325122 CDC Radio 0.564981 youth sports 0.522567	CLICK HERE
12859	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Community Quarantine to Interrupt Ebola Virus Transmission -Mawah Village, Bong County, Liberia, August-October, 2014	Tolbert Nyenswah, MPH1*, David J. Blackley, DrPH2*, Tabeh Freeman, MD3, Kim A. Lindblade, PhD4, Samson K.	proposed measures 0.331293 Ebola treatment unit 0.719852 effective community quarantine 0.464312 household quarantine 0.375545 public health interventions 0.33475 David J. Blackley 0.455998 Ebola virus transmission 0.450766 community quarantine period 0.45128 local river crossings 0.338485 District Ebola Task 0.543899 ebola task force 0.629186 Community quarantine measures 0.471749 Ebola virus 0.642779 Cara N. Halldin 0.339067 task force 0.931559 new Ebola infection 0.50979 Samson K. Arzoaquoi 0.336608 Bong Mine Town 0.537512 A. Scott Laney 0.340222 Kim A. Lindblade 0.336165 district health authorities 0.335642 Task Force chair 0.363628 county health officer 0.475714 7Fuamah District Health 0.3354 basic medical services 0.328589	adult male Mawah 0.354368 Ebola virus disease 0.512541 Mawah 0.440178 community members 0.352579 local leaders 0.463164 Ebola virus testing 0.480503 quarantine period 0.471664 MMWR Tolbert Nyenswah 0.338853 community leaders 0.387203 Justin N. Williams 0.334744 Ebola cases 0.432715 community quarantine 0.749014 source patient 0.435976 Bong County 0.563065 Mawah leaders 0.334453 Bong County health 0.467446 village 0.348184 Global Health Protection 0.405034 county Ebola task 0.570095 current Ebola epidemic 0.44757 medical care 0.391865 Ebola response 0.407546 probable Ebola 0.408713 county health team 0.388483	CLICK HERE
13587	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Licensure of a Diphtheria and Tetanus Toxoids and AcellularPertussis Adsorbed and Inactivated Poliovirus Vaccine and Guidancefor Use as a Booster Dose	Jennifer Liang, DVM1; Greg Wallace, MD2; Gina Mootrey, DO1.	Sanofi Pasteur Inc. 0.60069 earlier dose 0.466012 Jennifer Liang 0.433219 American Academy 0.483367 Gina Mootrey 0.277979 ACIP liaison organizations 0.503602 final dose 0.587873 inactivated poliovirus types 0.37654 Greg Wallace 0.267219 inactivated poliovirus 0.427721 valid final dose 0.576267 children 0.274994 U.S. children 0.260898 Family Physicians 0.260769 National Center 0.343805 deltoid muscle 0.261695 acellular pertussis 0.324313 Pediatric Nurse Practitioners 0.375363 dose 0.83338 pertussis toxoid 0.288351 tetanus toxoids 0.446046 Respiratory Diseases 0.343133 individual antigens 0.299634 filamentous hemagglutinin 0.261819 previous dose 0.458966	VAR vaccines 0.323438 DTaP-IPV vaccine formulations 0.572339 minimum interval requirements 0.371769 separately administered DTaP 0.482677 United States 0.274652 Quadracel vaccine 0.771617 Drug Administration 0.273774 Immunization Practices 0.282079 Advisory Committee 0.262389 additional combined diphtheria 0.432724 previous doses 0.264563 DTaP vaccines 0.426642 federal Vaccines 0.334089 Sanofi Pasteur 0.995075 DTaP vaccine 0.441562 IPV series 0.564063 ACIP Combination Vaccines 0.579423 National Association 0.259188 DTaP-IPV vaccine 0.596732 vaccine 0.863897 licensed indications 0.263679 DTaP series 0.302148 Children Program 0.265834 work group 0.415801	CLICK HERE
13624	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Disparities in Age at Diabetes Diagnosis Among Asian Americans: Implications for Early Preventive Measures	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.	South Asians 0.631488 ischemic heart disease 0.455602 United States population 0.338064 at-risk Asian Americans 0.378991 incorporate age cut-offs 0.35458 Korean maturity-onset diabetes 0.433365 type 0.450465 Asian Indians 0.421957 adjusted regression model 0.33416 clinical risk factor 0.3454 average age 0.351668 clinical risk factors 0.330419 public access adult 0.335829 San Bernardino 0.327254 cardiovascular disease risk 0.347586 diagnosis 0.45368 Health Interview Survey 0.585389 literature notes heterogeneity 0.343412 Asian American populations 0.505607 Asian American subgroup 0.503035 American Heart Association 0.342553 Diabetes Foundation International 0.428019 earlier age 0.364743 Asian Americans 0.902486 chronic disease burden 0.329041	California Heart Disease 0.352638 California State University 0.440406 Public Health 0.328017 United States 0.563519 diabetes prevention measures 0.438933 California Health Interview 0.480561 Asian American subgroups 0.734019 state health survey 0.354453 Diabetes Prevention Unit 0.441248 Asian adult population 0.365475 diabetes screening 0.41738 non-Hispanic whites 0.796068 non-Hispanic white adults 0.412555 Diabetes Res Clin 0.429113 cardiovascular disease 0.400378 preventive measures 0.326655 Diabetes Care 0.438316 States National Health 0.329689 chronic diseases 0.328857 Diabetes mellitus 0.378036 Asian American ethnicity 0.512129 South Asian Indians 0.365537 American Diabetes Association 0.55173 diabetes 0.673427	CLICK HERE