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Prevalence of Influenza-Like Illness and Seasonal andPandemic H1N1 Influenza Vaccination Coverage Among Workers - UnitedStates, 2009-10 Influenza Season |
Sara E. Luckhaupt, MD1, Geoffrey M. Calvert, MD1, Jia Li, MS1, Marie Sweeney, PhD1, Tammy A. |
| influenza vaccination coverage | 0.826807 |
| pH1N1 influenza vaccine | 0.522467 |
| ILI | 0.592492 |
| novel influenza | 0.480178 |
| comprehensive influenza prevention | 0.472145 |
| highest prevalence | 0.441804 |
| influenza vaccination programs | 0.586747 |
| influenza-like illness | 0.440068 |
| industry groups | 0.416081 |
| pH1N1 influenza vaccination | 0.742176 |
| seasonal influenza vaccination | 0.555707 |
| highest pH1N1 vaccination | 0.454197 |
| vaccination coverage | 0.955325 |
| prevalence | 0.524357 |
| occupation groups | 0.48491 |
| pandemic H1N1 influenza | 0.485615 |
| relatively low prevalence | 0.421578 |
| vaccination status | 0.531495 |
| ILI prevalence | 0.506541 |
| social services | 0.451643 |
| workplace influenza vaccination | 0.529266 |
| significantly higher APRs | 0.418775 |
| seasonal influenza vaccine | 0.556226 |
| similar pH1N1 vaccination | 0.451292 |
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| workers | 0.468421 |
| Food preparation | 0.444925 |
| sickle cell anemia | 0.474147 |
| relatively low vaccination | 0.446794 |
| influenza vaccine | 0.585161 |
| influenza season | 0.557209 |
| ILI symptoms | 0.424137 |
| personal protective equipment | 0.489896 |
| seasonal influenza | 0.61592 |
| influenza pandemic | 0.543131 |
| chronic medical conditions | 0.467321 |
| pandemic influenza virus | 0.520982 |
| groups | 0.525348 |
| relatively high prevalence | 0.524283 |
| vaccination coverage data | 0.471011 |
| influenza vaccination | 0.853136 |
| chronic illness | 0.455466 |
| food services | 0.437625 |
| pandemic influenza infection | 0.527803 |
| high prevalence rates | 0.516832 |
| risk | 0.417882 |
| pH1N1 vaccination coverage | 0.675528 |
| unemployed adults | 0.505484 |
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CDC in Georgia - CDC Global Health |
CDC has a strong relationship with the country of Georgia. Partnering with Georgia’s National Center for Disease Control and Public Health (NCDC) and other ministries, CDC helps develop institutional capacity to detect and respond to disease outbreaks. |
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| CDC | 0.880366 |
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| E.coli | 0.564952 |
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| health risk areas | 0.956719 |
| issues | 0.537059 |
| Armenia | 0.546922 |
| Georgia’s National | 0.76984 |
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| Disease Control | 0.758516 |
| chilling phrases | 0.743593 |
| Notice | 0.538676 |
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| enteric diseases | 0.76685 |
| AMR | 0.557644 |
| ongoing technical assistance | 0.943413 |
| reproductive health | 0.753028 |
| botulism | 0.56258 |
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| Public Health | 0.775504 |
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| NCDC | 0.670956 |
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| human | 0.537485 |
| Center | 0.541785 |
| specialists | 0.537522 |
| strong relationship | 0.760155 |
| Azerbaijan | 0.55097 |
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| institutional capacity | 0.774741 |
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Global Health - Kenya - Improving Emergency Preparedness & Response |
Improving Emergency Preparedness & Response
CDC-Kenya strengthens public health capacity to rapidly identify and contain infectious disease threats as well as respond to natural and man-made disasters.
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| large-scale trauma | 0.632817 |
| control strategies | 0.633915 |
| comprehensive outbreak surveillance | 0.779066 |
| global regulations | 0.629008 |
| African Union Mission | 0.716087 |
| dangerous outbreaks | 0.678091 |
| increasingly globalized world | 0.753604 |
| humanitarian disasters | 0.634614 |
| World Health Organization | 0.778024 |
| CDC-Kenya | 0.665648 |
| public health emergencies | 0.815567 |
| Kenya Medical Research | 0.737357 |
| open reporting | 0.626823 |
| public health risks | 0.775281 |
| measure severe outcomes | 0.699534 |
| acute febrile illness | 0.710788 |
| public health response | 0.804047 |
| response efforts | 0.628942 |
| diagnostic support | 0.707882 |
| International Health Regulations | 0.786548 |
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| outbreaks | 0.680682 |
| Health approach | 0.64611 |
| world more secure | 0.630027 |
| East Africa region | 0.726017 |
| U.S. government partners | 0.721517 |
| emergency medical services | 0.760823 |
| outbreak responses | 0.664199 |
| international borders | 0.63768 |
| non-governmental organizations | 0.639035 |
| public health threats | 0.786816 |
| technical assistance | 0.736533 |
| Rift Valley Fever | 0.704989 |
| public health | 0.928956 |
| disease threats | 0.639716 |
| integrated Zoonotic Disease | 0.748513 |
| future outbreaks | 0.664702 |
| Effective response | 0.660202 |
| international travel | 0.6435 |
| outbreak control plans | 0.794022 |
| emergency medical response | 0.778627 |
| environmental health experts | 0.741814 |
| zoonotic diseases | 0.72721 |
| refugee camps | 0.746333 |
| improved risk communication | 0.759144 |
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Intervención de mapeo como guía para el desarrollo de un programa contra la diabetes de apoyo entre compañeros en la zona rural de Alabama |
CDC - Wide Page example description goes here |
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| Hayes M | 0.411781 |
| rural alabama | 0.458526 |
| Wright MA | 0.424646 |
| Appel SJ | 0.476276 |
| Martin MY | 0.430916 |
| Cherrington A | 0.422779 |
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| salud pública | 0.754982 |
| estrategia promisoria | 0.408684 |
| Chronic Dis | 0.45994 |
| support intervention | 0.574749 |
| asesores pares | 0.966311 |
| Cordón negro | 0.909181 |
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Tratamiento - Medicamentos antivirales |
Acerca de los medicamentos antivirales para el público en general - CDC |
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Ovarian Cancer Prevention |
There is no known way to prevent ovarian cancer. But there are few things that may lower a woman's chance of getting ovarian cancer. |
| cervix | 0.292945 |
| risk factors | 0.448414 |
| everybody | 0.273135 |
| ovaries | 0.259616 |
| ovarian cancer | 0.966389 |
| hysterectomy | 0.282126 |
| modestly reduced risk | 0.744152 |
| Breastfeeding. | 0.256919 |
| ovarian cancer— | 0.671032 |
| Talk | 0.255164 |
| birth control pills | 0.775032 |
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| known way | 0.540616 |
| tubal ligation | 0.56538 |
| lower chance | 0.572975 |
| doctor | 0.25504 |
| uterus | 0.293913 |
| risks | 0.262465 |
| tubes | 0.265817 |
| things | 0.32393 |
| studies | 0.256839 |
| operation | 0.259286 |
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Preventing Chronic Disease | Defining Powerhouse Fruits and Vegetables: A Nutrient Density Approach - CDC |
National nutrition guidelines emphasize consumption of powerhouse fruits and vegetables (PFV), foods most strongly associated with reduced chronic disease risk; yet efforts to define PFV are lacking. This study developed and validated a classification scheme defining PFV as foods providing, on average, 10% or more daily value per 100 kcal of 17 qualifying nutrients. Of 47 foods studied, 41 satisfied the powerhouse criterion and were more nutrient-dense than were non-PFV, providing preliminary evidence of the validity of the classification scheme. The proposed classification scheme is offered as a tool for nutrition education and dietary guidance. |
| powerhouse group | 0.557659 |
| classification scheme | 0.93064 |
| food guide pyramid | 0.353391 |
| energy density | 0.316666 |
| Agricultural Research Service | 0.45585 |
| powerhouse criterion | 0.409219 |
| foods | 0.481509 |
| food phytochemicals | 0.326259 |
| Guidelines Advisory Committee | 0.433275 |
| green leafy | 0.458925 |
| World Cancer Research | 0.338737 |
| nutrient density differences | 0.566394 |
| nutrient requirements | 0.402561 |
| cruciferous items | 0.395802 |
| nutrient density | 0.931876 |
| National nutrition guidelines | 0.380042 |
| score/energy density | 0.313882 |
| nutrient desirability | 0.409028 |
| nutrient adequacy score/energy | 0.497379 |
| percent daily values | 0.468988 |
| good sources | 0.341103 |
| nutrients | 0.696695 |
| chronic disease risk | 0.625274 |
| powerhouse message | 0.321561 |
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| nutrient density scores | 0.766605 |
| powerhouse fruits | 0.394343 |
| nutrient content | 0.426371 |
| percent DVs | 0.373948 |
| heart disease | 0.338784 |
| nutrient adequacy score | 0.595397 |
| PFV | 0.55298 |
| beneficial nutrients PFV | 0.506278 |
| William Paterson University | 0.331223 |
| particular nutrient | 0.422201 |
| nutrient-dense items | 0.37291 |
| National Academies Press | 0.333183 |
| public health importance | 0.350795 |
| national nutrient database | 0.453347 |
| daily energy needs | 0.34222 |
| nutrient quality | 0.406228 |
| food | 0.457573 |
| Dietary Guidelines | 0.372266 |
| nutrient density score | 0.608729 |
| cruciferous food groups | 0.392848 |
| kcal/d diet | 0.354261 |
| Dietary Guidelines Advisory | 0.341581 |
| nutrient-dense foods | 0.340851 |
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Pandemic Flu Storybook: Charles Andrew Didio |
War Stories, The first cases of illness from the 1918 flu pandemic in the United States were reported from Fort Riley, Kansas on March 11 when an Army private became ill; complaining of fever, sore throat, and headache. Military personnel were greatly impacted by the virus and many young recruits were dead from the flu before they ever saw combat. |
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| Carlandrea Didio | 0.470513 |
| United States | 0.473362 |
| paternal Great Grandfather | 0.763486 |
| document | 0.241249 |
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| War | 0.242369 |
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| Iron | 0.243972 |
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| grandfather Frank | 0.500236 |
| Steve Didio | 0.492424 |
| New York City | 0.95877 |
| Pennsylvania area | 0.455807 |
| pneumonia | 0.251814 |
| great-grandfather chose | 0.517302 |
| Storyteller | 0.255875 |
| Stories | 0.243633 |
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| immigrants | 0.254171 |
| wife Louisa | 0.755923 |
| family members | 0.452358 |
| maximum application | 0.440398 |
| Charles Andrew Didio | 0.688819 |
| influenza pandemic | 0.474842 |
| work | 0.244086 |
| electric furnace repairman | 0.715209 |
| young wife Louisa | 0.735029 |
| draft registration application | 0.658224 |
| death certificate | 0.67246 |
| size | 0.244887 |
| Easton | 0.249024 |
| Italy | 0.246595 |
| Steel Company | 0.460007 |
| true birthdate | 0.468758 |
| time | 0.245664 |
| age | 0.30557 |
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Considerations for Discharging Persons Under Investigation (PUI) for Ebola Virus Disease (Ebola) |
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| concur | 0.350384 |
| Ebola virus infection | 0.707898 |
| fever | 0.340672 |
| example | 0.336112 |
| Ebola virus | 0.805055 |
| 21-day period | 0.495838 |
| antipyretics | 0.368098 |
| state health departments | 0.627222 |
| clinical laboratory results | 0.646274 |
| place | 0.333019 |
| vomiting | 0.349676 |
| illness | 0.340424 |
| RT-PCR test result | 0.650826 |
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| PUI | 0.925111 |
| alternative diagnosis | 0.48904 |
| onset | 0.344963 |
| Ebola virus exposures | 0.709764 |
| medical care | 0.476669 |
| diarrhea | 0.349156 |
| blood | 0.332166 |
| symptoms | 0.419414 |
| EVD | 0.441549 |
| clinical judgment | 0.519993 |
| medical team | 0.509063 |
| active monitoring | 0.614075 |
| alternative explanation | 0.493886 |
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GIS Exchange|Map Details - Diabetes Hospitalizations and Access to Health Care Services |
GIS Exchange |
| additional challenge | 0.284948 |
| Diabetes hospital morbidity | 0.396464 |
| Public Health District | 0.424094 |
| Waycross Public Health | 0.443511 |
| Arc Map | 0.20656 |
| GIS Exchange http://www.cdc.gov/dhdsp/maps/gisx/mapgallery/GA_Waycross.html | 0.259107 |
| diabetes resources | 0.418764 |
| Services Administration | 0.204878 |
| diabetes patients | 0.420739 |
| Health Resources | 0.230103 |
| Diabetes Educators | 0.31446 |
| census tract level | 0.298472 |
| health care resources | 0.441349 |
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| poverty level | 0.396781 |
| health care services | 0.941623 |
| type ii diabetes | 0.500445 |
| general areas | 0.298579 |
| Georgia Hospital Discharge | 0.280252 |
| additional resources | 0.285623 |
| Diabetes Self-Management Education | 0.401392 |
| Health Care Centers | 0.313852 |
| Map Gallery | 0.221913 |
| Poverty Level Hospitalized | 0.299524 |
| census tract | 0.393165 |
| American Diabetes Association | 0.392092 |
| Georgia Department | 0.266124 |
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