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880	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health Strategy | CDC Features	CDC’s Global Health Strategy outlines how CDC will leverage its core strengths to advance four overarching global health goals in the areas of Health Impact, Health Security, Health Capacity, and Organizational Capacity.	CDC 0.870392 principal partners 0.47733 U.S. Government agencies 0.537596 global health strategy 0.931909 health impact 0.650189 workforce development 0.479637 global health goals 0.722666 deep technical expertise 0.544916 disease surveillance 0.477327 longer lives 0.492796 global health 0.939388 health systems 0.523101 World Health Organization 0.593461 public health emergencies 0.622042 non-communicable disease 0.485516 health challenges 0.52656 CDC works 0.643765 global public health 0.63114 health laboratory capacity 0.627632 UNICEF). 0.482216 Health Security 0.599259 health threats 0.532964 United States 0.481876 public health institutions 0.598848	United Nations Children 0.54484 Global Programs 0.503103 health information systems 0.589705 technical rigor 0.487401 non-governmental organizations 0.558562 technical assistance 0.478511 special partnerships 0.488958 operational research 0.477524 public health goals 0.615641 public health 0.979569 global health engagement 0.614044 public health programs 0.602437 public health actions 0.600826 global health work 0.599909 CDC Global Health 0.769129 core strengths 0.500121 evidence-based public health 0.640023 greatest assets 0.477661 public health capacity 0.659433 infectious disease 0.48683 unique expertise 0.480335 -specific areas 0.477811 Organizational Capacity 0.6065 global health agenda 0.596169	CLICK HERE
1146	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Fatal Unintentional DrowningAmong Persons Aged ?29 Years — United States, 1999–2010	Julie Gilchrist, MD1, Erin M. Parker, PhD1 (Author affiliations at end of text).	natural water settings 0.835368 United States 0.451187 age group 0.318442 overall drowning rate 0.540216 blacks 0.477952 true drowning risks 0.426304 overall drowning rates 0.599595 whites 0.57209 setting-specific drowning deaths 0.482594 5-year age groups 0.201491 black children 0.458632 pool drowning 0.536917 American Indians/Alaska Natives 0.435688 racial/ethnic groups 0.281894 basic swimming skills 0.936763 high drowning rates 0.483387 fatal drowning rates 0.459909	unintentional injury death 0.326238 life jackets 0.238189 rates 0.792938 racial/ethnic drowning disparities 0.478743 rate ratios 0.318917 2-year age groups 0.200351 overall drowning 0.675153 swimming pools 0.70035 age groups 0.482393 highest rates 0.236426 pool drowning rates 0.509395 fatal unintentional drowning 0.685709 young adults 0.288192 prevention strategies 0.28594 drowning rates 0.717788 ages 0.331387 age 0.494938	CLICK HERE
5410	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Racial/ethnic and socioeconomic disparities in health-related quality of life among people with coronary heart disease, 2007.	null	quality health care 0.475908 study 0.498838 education 0.494215 mental health 0.623854 CHD patients 0.533476 age group 0.498856 differences 0.49384 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.506007 recent physical health 0.487069 annual household income 0.562125 significant differences 0.49125 CHD prevalence 0.555645 prevalence estimates 0.520828 general health 0.513426 similar prevalence estimates 0.508135 self-reported data 0.486723 unhealthy days measure 0.50475 unhealthy days measurements 0.852037 general health perceptions 0.484442 household size 0.672397 non-Hispanic whites 0.575504 HRQOL measurements 0.517377 General health status 0.489303	community-dwelling adults 0.474619 health insurance coverage 0.799657 multivariate logistic regression 0.608277 risk factors 0.507252 self-reported CHD 0.961106 non-hispanic blacks 0.492402 health care coverage 0.505689 people 0.638503 CHD report 0.566778 CHD status 0.555784 recent mental health 0.487634 fair/poor health status 0.996962 unfavorable HRQOL measurements 0.486118 chronic disease 0.505 multivariable adjustment 0.475355 HRQOL 0.66574 coronary heart disease 0.615814 logistic regression models 0.559974 Native Americans 0.62558 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.506076 lower HRQOL 0.515113 CHD 0.963263 women 0.498436	CLICK HERE
6715	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Bat Influenza (Flu)	Bat Influenza (Flu) - CDC	South America 0.340263 form bat flu 0.358587 CDC 0.27535 surface protein-coding gene 0.23206 Global Disease Detection 0.230817 Central 0.229413 high-throughput sequencing instruments 0.230934 new flu viruses 0.40172 CDC Rabies program 0.243425 Regional Center 0.230747 GDD Guatemala Regional 0.232832 single host cell 0.234813 pathogenic viruses 0.284401 new bat flu 0.388209 bat populations 0.251686 laboratory research 0.240233 different bat flu 0.355324 CDC’s Division 0.23013 human flu viruses 0.509683 CDC’s laboratories 0.228947 healthy bats 0.231905 human respiratory tract 0.232166 new animal species 0.235577 little yellow-shouldered bats 0.285597 bat flu viruses 0.848328	significant changes 0.239997 flu virus biology 0.312721 dangerous viruses 0.291165 continental United States 0.237564 CDC’s Pathogen 0.230309 bat flu virus 0.425097 bats 0.295197 flu researchers 0.303897 internal genes 0.25942 genetic information 0.23186 Preliminary laboratory research 0.234843 CDC scientists 0.264762 considerable genetic diversity 0.231735 monitor flu viruses 0.392639 flu viruses 0.958453 HA surface proteins 0.237191 Universidad del Valle 0.230245 Flu scientists 0.30037 Pathogen Discovery Program 0.297388 NA surface proteins 0.262456 surface proteins 0.281751 ancient bat flu 0.348958 Initial viral screening 0.229626 bat influenza viruses 0.339421	CLICK HERE
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
7791	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Cancer - Health Communication	Cancer - Gateway to Health Communication - CDC	harmful sun exposure 0.651035 cancer treatment 0.557198 country 0.42469 half 0.423947 ongoing research 0.54444 foods 0.424345 distant parts 0.553088 good outcome 0.537172 adults 0.430194 primary cause 0.554263 cancer cells 0.671859 cancer deaths 0.560846 metastatic cancer 0.576897 body 0.427034 cardiovascular health 0.533768 American Cancer Society 0.677655 lifestyle changes 0.535987 earlier diagnosis 0.544776 U.S. 0.425394 children 0.425052 heart disease 0.536855 genetic predisposition 0.541471 chemicals 0.424117	risk factors 0.798425 therapies 0.424543 types 0.424505 fiber 0.424292 Tumor cells 0.596058 accumulation 0.433196 cancer patients 0.562436 Americans 0.490618 continuous multiplication 0.568981 people 0.449094 regular checkups 0.547994 lumps 0.436504 tobacco products 0.533142 tumors 0.428255 public health problem 0.666781 likelihood 0.428925 chances 0.428425 form 0.427417 particular risk factor 0.632178 ages 0.425301 cancer 0.913599 Spanish Version 0.537785 age 0.425029	CLICK HERE
8869	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Coronavirus - Related Materials - MERS-CoV - CDC	CDC Coronavirus: Coronaviruses are common throughout the world. They can infect people and animals. Five different coronaviruses can infect people and make them sick. They usually cause mild to moderate upper-respiratory illness.	Müller MA 0.340365 MERS-CoV 0.341197 east respiratory syndrome 0.930727 dromedary camels 0.347911 respiratory distress syndrome 0.378768 Emerg Infect Dis. 0.534094 novel coronavirus 0.49629 respiratory syndrome antibodies 0.380737 A. Middle East 0.348696 East Respiratory Syndrome. 0.395971 Lancet Infect Dis. 0.338426 World Health Organization 0.344702 coronavirus seroprevalence 0.384241 Syndrome Coronavirus Released 0.432626 syndrome coronavirus illness 0.417668 syndrome coronavirus infections 0.42833 Clin Infect Dis. 0.378313 severe respiratory disease 0.395084 newly discovered coronavirus 0.394054 Respiratory Illness Associated 0.397654 saudi arabia 0.450806 primary Middle East 0.346975 United States 0.368911 Press Briefing Transcript 0.352475 Novel Coronavirus Investigation 0.409275	Middle East 0.752497 M. Novel coronavirus 0.403471 Health Care Providers 0.338852 Memish ZA 0.343664 MERS coronavirus 0.440377 public health 0.357157 health care 0.351269 acute respiratory illness 0.38989 Coronavirus Emergency 0.398605 Middle East Respiratory 0.722701 Euro Surveill. 0.417809 Acute Respiratory Syndrome 0.376816 United Arab Emirates 0.336722 CDC Press Briefing 0.357329 CDC Press Release 0.357649 novel coronavirus infections 0.407481 respiratory syndrome coronavirus 0.941645 syndrome coronavirus infection 0.497394 severe respiratory illness 0.484447 et al 0.652569 MERS coronavirus cases 0.406205 novel human coronavirus 0.423357 CDC. Severe respiratory 0.370715 syndrome coronavirus disease 0.413023	CLICK HERE
8880	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Outbreak of Poliomyelitis - Somaliaand Kenya, May 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.	subsequent local transmission 0.7019 mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.627617 polio risk 0.700544 poliovirus vaccine dose 0.708884 Public Health 0.628777 CDC 0.658458 Bay Region 0.621667 original MMWR paper 0.688115 U.S. Government Printing 0.686268 Somalia 0.704101 Human Services 0.671276 assistive technology 0.618866 U.S. resettlement receive 0.688512 wild poliovirus type 0.712928 additional polio vaccine 0.795083 complete polio vaccination 0.788428 MMWR HTML versions 0.680671 U.S. Department 0.669172 Subsequent SIAs 0.647689 Genetic sequence analysis 0.693066 Banadir Region 0.794436 Kenya Ministry 0.661786 electronic PDF version 0.68213 subsequent SIA 0.639359	Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.681577 Preventive SIAs 0.633427 WPV1 case 0.623674 fecal-oral contact 0.603724 Global Immunization Div 0.715594 additional cases 0.635228 Dadaab refugee camps 0.890521 National Center 0.668092 World Health Organization 0.884167 Global Health 0.617653 subject line 0.619304 polio cases 0.976862 Contact GPO 0.6113 larger geographic area 0.685811 Somalia border 0.684397 acute flaccid paralysis 0.713273 polio supplementary immunization 0.816733 single introduction 0.607489 oral polio vaccine 0.785462 Somalia Ministry 0.695336 booster dose 0.60973 original paper copy 0.675306 West Africa 0.607131	CLICK HERE
9990	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Daniel Payne | Conversations with the Director | CDC Director | CDC	The CDC Director’s webpage offers information on Dr. Thomas Frieden, who became the agency’s 16th director in June 2009. The pages features information on Dr. Frieden’s Weekly Focus, the Latest from Dr. Frieden (his RSS feed), and links to his bio, statements, videos, press releases, media appearances, photos, presentations, and speeches.	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
12621	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Director's Briefing: Testing to Prevent Colon Cancer	In this Director's Briefing video, CDC Director Dr. Tom Frieden talks about this month's Vital Signs, which reports that about 23 million adults (ages 50-75) have not gotten the life-saving tests they need to find colon cancer early. Testing is important. Every year, more than 50,000 Americans die from colon cancer -- yet testing could have found precancerous growths and saved lives. There are different types of screening tests, and people are encouraged to talk with their doctor about which test is right for them. The best test is the test that gets done. 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://streaming.cdc.gov/vod.php?id=d55c30c1c09dba8b5ee32a7103ab317c20131104092453606	Prevent Colon Cancer 0.949395 Briefing 0.466566	Director 0.216518 YouTube 0.431686	CLICK HERE