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928	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | “Everyone Should Be Able to Choose How They Get Around�: How Topeka, Kansas, Passed a Complete Streets Resolution - CDC	Regular physical activity can help prevent chronic diseases, yet only half of US adults meet national physical activity guidelines. One barrier to physical activity is a lack of safe places to be active, such as bike paths and sidewalks. Complete Streets, streets designed to enable safe access for all users, can help provide safe places for activity.	city streets 0.588686 robust public health 0.53135 public health practitioners 0.531314 key informants 0.557832 Washington University 0.534312 active living 0.530233 safe places 0.526704 city council members 0.598426 Prev Med 0.53651 Safe Streets Act 0.597829 Disease Control 0.535355 Topeka Chamber 0.53346 Complete Streets movement 0.653478 Phys Act Health 0.527782 safe walking spaces 0.527458 local Complete Streets 0.627648 Topeka City Council 0.606453 Complete Streets Task 0.615153 community 0.550426 St Louis 0.529499 physical activity promotion 0.526975 highly functional community 0.528873 community members 0.539416 2-way streets 0.588107	Topeka residents 0.537438 community case study 0.538979 Complete Streets resolution 0.835515 safe access 0.526403 HHN members 0.547359 Complete Streets 0.943838 Public Health Practice 0.531391 City Council member 0.528514 Complete Streets presentation 0.613152 St. Louis 0.542553 public health 0.571802 diverse HHN organization 0.531827 Topeka leaders 0.535531 Regular physical activity 0.533339 Heartland Healthy Neighborhoods 0.541966 Complete Streets program 0.617553 people 0.533178 physical activity 0.638284 national physical activity 0.53455 Complete Streets policy 0.625778 Key informant interviews 0.52975 diverse community leaders 0.530872 National Complete Streets 0.625311 Topeka participants 0.537306	CLICK HERE
6366	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2007 Isolation Precautions:Part 4 - HICPAC	null	healthcare personnel 0.823077 n/a 0.71902 Patient transport n/a 0.704025 Standard Precautions 0.668005 long-term care 0.685803 place patients 0.657175 protective equipment n/a 0.638873 infection control 0.906983 Airborne Precautions 0.667137 effectiveness IB 0.639658 ) IB 0.635538 infection control activities 0.638725 patient 0.742626 Protective Environment 0.662015 infection control program 0.643286 IB 0.929076 infectious agents 0.690218 control IB 0.66053 air IB 0.641548 personal protective equipment 0.683401 full-time personnel IB 0.686735 room IB 0.65084 patients 0.850926	patient placement 0.716516 Patient placement n/a 0.706897 Contact Precautions 0.74023 transmission-based precautions 0.693142 infection control personnel 0.67692 patient care unit 0.639537 body fluids 0.650866 patient care 0.724994 Unresolved issue 0.663008 available IB 0.669896 institution IB 0.648555 patient care equipment 0.661075 positive pressure IB 0.647686 patient care areas 0.645889 Respiratory Hygiene/Cough Etiquette 0.718859 Involve infection control 0.640876 Appendix A. IB 0.735316 hand hygiene 0.732063 acute care hospitals 0.79221 Droplet Precautions 0.69348 noncritical patient-care equipment 0.64562 patient-care equipment 0.676256 waiting areas IB 0.663892	CLICK HERE
8490	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	For Specific Groups - Tips From Former Smokers - Smoking & Tobacco Use	Smoking-related statistics, information, and quitting resources for specific groups. Part of the Tips from Former Smokers campaign, which features real people suffering as a result of smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke.	disease 0.281989 smoking-related statistics 0.674362 exposure 0.318382 death 0.282282 United States 0.635349	Americans 0.320972 specific groups 0.582253 information 0.270374 secondhand smoke 0.767866 deaths 0.33331	CLICK HERE
8511	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Blood Lead Levels in Children Aged 1-5 Years - UnitedStates, 1999-2010	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.	childhood lead exposure 0.348692 CDC 0.378505 Medicaid enrollment status 0.448719 United States 0.568218 age group 0.475816 lead paint hazards 0.347985 Environmental Health Svcs 0.345873 BLL limit 0.397772 U.S. civilian population 0.338478 reference interval value 0.62547 high BLLs 0.368639 97.5th percentile 0.348889 Elevated blood lead 0.356353 U.S. Census Bureau 0.347574 adverse health effects 0.460044 Advisory Committee 0.337893 Childhood Lead Poisoning 0.455773 long-standing disparities 0.341406 upper reference 0.424626 Lead Poisoning Prevention 0.368137 children 0.837084 U.S. children 0.478539 Mary Jean Brown 0.421912	small numbers 0.337987 BLLs т‰Ѕ5 ТЕg/dL 0.419597 Mexican American children 0.366997 geometric mean BLLs 0.36422 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.349519 ТЕg/dL 0.538078 mean BLLs 0.507434 elevated BLLs 0.424699 BLLs 0.725495 NHANES cycles 0.343895 National Health 0.40309 income groups 0.450069 high BLL 0.407633 blood lead testing 0.352281 BLLs т‰Ѕ10 ТЕg/dL 0.409605 public health problem 0.36201 behavioral deficits 0.339509 non-Hispanic black children 0.646426 NHANES 0.478843 non-Hispanic white children 0.439018 NHANES participants 0.345103 GM BLL 0.927217 lead exposure 0.495933	CLICK HERE
9540	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Training the Workforce in Evidence-Based Public Health: An Evaluation of Impact Among US and International Practitioners - CDC	The Prevention Research Center in St. Louis developed a course on evidence-based public health in 1997 to train the public health workforce in implementation of evidence-based public health. The objective of this study was to assess use and benefits of the course and identify barriers to using evidence-based public health skills as well as ways to improve the course.	course content 0.475719 survey respondents 0.408701 public health practitioners 0.581231 Vorarlberg Public Health 0.389519 EBPH course 0.542273 5-point Likert scale 0.44342 EBPH course content 0.425254 state health departments 0.446867 EBPH training 0.514851 international course participants 0.443704 World Health Organization 0.405691 course participants 0.461521 public health skills 0.412125 Public Health Accreditation 0.399972 respondents 0.632585 public health practice 0.438058 public health training 0.450087 county health department 0.404673 continued EBPH training 0.395802 public health workforce 0.548445 health department workers 0.431868 core public health 0.400747 public health consultant 0.389173 Prevention Research Center 0.49975 local health department 0.424714	evidence-based practice 0.424115 EBPH course materials 0.393771 state health department 0.46263 course 0.599546 health departments 0.464158 public health professionals 0.431219 Fewer respondents 0.396455 St. Louis 0.530039 state health 0.474448 public health 0.967966 evidence-based practices 0.412871 international respondents 0.46788 evidence-based decision making 0.661673 frequent theme 0.39672 health department 0.473904 public health workers 0.408664 public health programs 0.391488 evidence-based public health 0.598838 local public health 0.403434 EBPH training guidelines 0.390175 barriers 0.451371 public health master 0.395828 EBPH 0.552411 evidence-based programs 0.390501	CLICK HERE
13496	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Reports & Updates	Following laboratory safety incidents at CDC involving select agents, CDC conducted comprehensive internal reviews of each incident. An inspection of each involved laboratory was also conducted by US	findings 0.250465 CDC concurs 0.823411 Agricultural Select Agent 0.738409 USDA’s Animal 0.506321 Laboratory Specimen 0.462041 assessment 0.247567 implementation progress 0.47641 Influenza Virus H5N1 0.744662 APHIS 0.281353 laboratory safety incidents 0.776108 Plant Health Inspection 0.749156 Inadvertent Cross-Contamination 0.53034 future events 0.485646 comprehensive internal reviews 0.750825 agency 0.246348 Inspection Report Anthrax 0.739525	incident. 0.248338 Potential Exposure 0.70544 Entity Inspection Report 0.967308 safety improvement recommendations 0.725814 Shipment 0.253205 Service 0.247891 USDA-APHIS 0.26891 risk mitigation practices 0.747846 Services. 0.247716 laboratory safety 0.884225 likelihood 0.269046 Ebola Virus 0.48086 culture 0.246497 select agents 0.495552 additional actions 0.463191	CLICK HERE
13865	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcements: Get Smart About Antibiotics Week - November16-22, 2015	Every year, more than 2 million persons in the United States are infected with antibiotic-resistant bacteria and approximately 23,000 persons die as a result of these infections (1). The rise of antibiotic resistance continues to represent a serious threat to human and animal health, national security, and economies worldwide. November 16–22, 2015, is Get Smart About Antibiotics Week, an annual observance to raise awareness of the threat of antibiotic resistance and the importance of appropriate antibiotic prescribing and use.	annual observance 0.360146 endorsement 0.266533 Human Services 0.447594 MMWR HTML versions 0.464036 U.S. Department 0.447882 state-based programs 0.367422 electronic PDF version 0.451492 stewardship activities 0.402754 World Health Organization 0.495275 issue 0.245815 Contact GPO 0.371217 Smart About Antibiotics 0.712997 commercial sources 0.345222 measurable progress 0.351693 antibiotic-resistant bacteria 0.575549 current prices 0.340252 persons 0.247902 health care facilities 0.495028 White House Forum 0.483714 original paper copy 0.446003 nursing homes 0.350065 United States 0.371293 original MMWR paper 0.4588 U.S. Government Printing 0.451112	public health threat 0.518117 roadmap 0.229849 for-profit partners 0.355771 MMWR readers 0.351441 character translation 0.337915 result 0.230434 stewardship programs 0.404979 key component 0.350642 antibiotic resistance 0.912953 antibiotic resistance observances 0.733082 format errors 0.339416 national security 0.369035 typeset documents 0.346181 trade names 0.345323 antibiotic stewardship 0.727048 official text 0.336197 appropriate antibiotic prescribing 0.701848 non-CDC sites 0.343724 animal health 0.390196 important factor 0.354618 electronic conversions 0.335643 National Action Plan 0.486595 Combat Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria 0.528492 printable versions 0.331854	CLICK HERE
14356	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Multistate Outbreak of Salmonella Montevideo Infections Linked to Wonderful Pistachios | March 2016 | Salmonella	Multistate Outbreak of Salmonella Montevideo and Salmonella Senftenberg Infections Linked to Wonderful Pistachios	WGS 0.302453 PulseNet 0.288993 Salmonella Infection 0.281165 outbreak strains 0.412003 long shelf life 0.27049 Public health investigators 0.334606 national database 0.280322 likely source 0.278974 limited number 0.273126 possible outbreaks 0.284674 DNA fingerprinting 0.278351 U.S. Food 0.281565 Salmonella Senftenberg 0.531106 median age 0.278401 CDC PulseNet 0.275164 close genetic relationship 0.340037 public health officials 0.408469 Trader Joe 0.277453 healthy people 0.274978 raw pistachios 0.439781 Wonderful brand pistachios 0.450939 pistachios 0.561428 Count Map page 0.345385 pulsed-field gel electrophoresis 0.351676 national subtyping network 0.350151	ill people 0.909737 Salmonella bacteria 0.328983 multistate outbreak 0.310251 regulatory agency laboratories 0.347929 Drug Administration 0.286028 food regulatory agency 0.345451 Salmonella Montevideo infections 0.40614 Recent laboratory testing 0.336236 Salmonella Montevideo 0.75442 wonderful pistachios 0.509367 brand names 0.272444 epi curve 0.277984 epidemic curve 0.276942 public health 0.604727 additional ill people 0.311988 outbreak strain 0.295207 Lost Hills 0.279733 Case Count Map 0.345397 DNA fingerprint 0.271118 shelled pistachios 0.347526 local public health 0.327021 Paramount Farms 0.514564 DNA fingerprints 0.278543 available information 0.270854	CLICK HERE
14458	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Malaria - Diagnosis & Treatment (United States) - Diagnosis (U.S.) - Rapid Diagnositc Test	Education and information regarding diagnosis of malaria in the United States using a Rapid Diagnositc Test (RDT).	red blood cells 0.470775 clinical setting 0.407344 specific bands 0.407022 endemic area 0.402263 P. malariae 0.396609 currently approved RDT 0.489308 Binax 0.335826 High-quality malaria microscopy 0.737251 Plasmodium falciparum 0.590199 P. falciparum 0.551057 insufficient data 0.404563 test card window 0.50398 Medical Journal 0.397864 malaria infection 0.627477 patients 0.357561 diagnosis 0.339952 rapid diagnostic test 0.671358 malaria microscopy 0.820747 different malaria antigens 0.65464 person 0.337522 human malaria 0.601624 P. ovale 0.396674 Howden BP 0.41219 human species 0.39179 malaria parasites 0.576414	test procedure 0.399515 specific malaria antigens 0.734239 common species 0.396783 United States 0.616999 individual clinicians 0.396617 blood samples 0.472672 malaria 0.969578 medical attention 0.402056 patient 0.355073 important prognostic indicator 0.476944 Chronic falciparum malaria 0.729931 health-care settings 0.405829 lower numbers 0.396128 malaria RDT 0.598094 positive test 0.407017 results interpretation 0.392452 positive control 0.40559 reference laboratories 0.405642 positive RDTs 0.392933 sample pad 0.414567 certain reagents 0.412357 alternate way 0.415904 long delays 0.408112 healthcare settings 0.404402	CLICK HERE
16119	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Find Programs for Your Patients | Diabetes	National Diabetes Prevention Program	MPEG 0.325588 PDF 0.280577 in-person programs 0.713729 PPT 0.361459 patients 0.373527 email address 0.910304	DOC 0.320066 different file formats 0.949192 page 0.375368 hundreds 0.317494 online program 0.585572	CLICK HERE