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4536	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Says "Take 3" Actions To Fight The Flu	CDC Says Take 3 Actions To Fight The Flu	vaccine timing 0.418615 CDC 0.358904 body aches 0.384776 lung disease 0.386028 different flu viruses 0.730708 important step 0.395781 inhaled powder 0.380295 pregnant women 0.387468 doctor’s instructions 0.380851 young children 0.384667 yearly flu vaccine 0.762173 stuffy nose 0.390692 germs 0.340074 vaccine composition 0.426329 prescription medicines 0.377445 sick people 0.437818 flu antiviral drugs 0.682494 Everyday Preventive Actions 0.441282 water 0.329462 high risk 0.728016 limit contact 0.384858 possible.  Learn 0.389303 flu illnesses 0.642371 Nonpharmaceutical Interventions 0.380479 flu symptoms 0.66939	alcohol-based hand rub 0.453518 chronic health conditions 0.45639 hospital stay 0.375932 severe flu illness 0.711905 flu vaccine 0.798224 milder illness 0.405865 flu complications 0.683841 respiratory symptoms 0.376405 Flu vaccination 0.652696 KB 0.334109 high risk factor 0.447046 sore throat 0.381656 prevent flu-related hospitalizations 0.484682 close contact 0.381687 health care workers 0.458656 high risk factors 0.447871 high risk persons 0.472781 sick person 0.406242 people 0.45725 medical care 0.384908 flu 0.957939 fever-reducing medicine 0.385003 Vaccine Virus Selection 0.505513 mouth 0.332021	CLICK HERE
7212	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Invasive Staphylococcus aureus Infections Associated with Pain Injections and Reuse of Single-Dose Vials - Arizona and Delaware, 2012	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.	unopened vials 0.765535 MRSA-infected patients 0.82498 life-threatening bacterial infections 0.772567 patient procedure room 0.759479 county health officials 0.750457 infection prevention assistance 0.757074 morning vial 0.757475 state health departments 0.754404 alternate vial 0.759796 hospital infection prevention 0.769172 vial size 0.827963 patients 0.957434 safe injection practices 0.995167 Pain Management Clinic 0.758057 joint injections 0.768393 multiple patients 0.782814 public health experts 0.74641 Staphylococcus aureus infection 0.816126 afternoon vial 0.880567 mL SDV 0.766689 MRSA infections 0.821786 Health Services 0.754847 Standard Precautions 0.970357 SDVs 0.803833 infection prevention practices 0.76658	methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus 0.762256 health-care providers 0.795101 epidural steroid injections 0.79938 mL SDVs 0.792115 clinic staff members 0.763265 health-care personnel 0.834368 invasive MRSA infection 0.781178 S. aureus 0.856517 U.S. Pharmacopeia 0.812376 methicillin-susceptible S. aureus 0.753061 infection transmission 0.761611 ancillary staff members 0.816417 contrast injections 0.77594 public health 0.932347 appropriately sized SDVs 0.771623 injections 0.818499 staff members 0.926758 invasive MRSA infections 0.774556 U.S. Pharmacopeia standards 0.763999 infection prevention 0.878967 infection control measures 0.750383 medication vial sizes 0.808437 smallest vial size 0.795705 S. aureus infections 0.854789	CLICK HERE
10423	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Social Determinants of Health Maps'Maps'DHDSP'CDC	null			CLICK HERE
11136	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	B Virus | First Aid and Treatment | Herpes B | CDC	Although B virus disease in humans is extremely rare, when it does occur, it is often fatal unless treated right away.	Clinical Infectious Diseases 0.611086 rapid diagnosis 0.562486 virus transmission 0.676208 cleansed skin exposure 0.69968 treatment regimen 0.560842 physical condition 0.562954 untreated patients 0.568089 possible exposures 0.567019 serum specimen 0.563973 typical survival times 0.59596 genital lesions 0.563461 wound cleansing procedure 0.642344 Deep puncture bite 0.614038 monkey kidney cell 0.598457 Herpesvirus antivirals 0.561938 exposure 0.761415 mucosal exposure 0.648661 inadequate cleansing 0.567589 high risk 0.566692 Specimen Collection 0.563634 monkey CNS tissue 0.602368 low risk 0.565127 potential exposures 0.559783 macaque family serve 0.641981	wound area 0.59595 infected cell culture 0.603879 virus desiccation 0.660483 natural reservoir 0.560269 virus 0.903513 Specific exposure scenarios 0.657767 running water 0.566361 cleansing protocol 0.573488 PCR testing 0.623155 macaques 0.564494 antiviral therapy 0.569471 Superficial wounds 0.577098 potentially rapid access 0.604617 higher risk 0.603137 post-exposure antiviral treatment 0.616478 known risk 0.564889 virus Detection 0.681878 deep puncture wounds 0.63697 fluid-filled blisters 0.561689 virus infection 0.749722 antiviral treatment 0.618704 lethal infectious doses 0.595122 baseline antibody level 0.613941 Cercopithecine Herpesvirus 0.628262	CLICK HERE
11487	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NCIRD | DBD Bulletin Winter 2012 | 2013 Events	Division of Bacterial Diseases Bulletin Winter	16th Annual Conference 0.911225 CDC 0.628 National Foundation 0.762305 historical purposes 0.775564 IDSA 0.640783 American Statistical Association 0.877003 Joint Statistical Meetings 0.885378 Environmental Laboratory Conference 0.899779 publication 0.636388 SHEA 0.628183 American Society 0.755387 historical reasons 0.771873 National Immunization Conference 0.931026 Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.893963 Interscience Conference 0.780414 DBD All-Hands Meeting 0.96549 Smart About Antibiotics 0.746985 different file formats 0.855644 EIS 0.635937 work activities 0.738289 Chemotherapy 0.628619 World Pneumonia 0.75874 Content 0.627098 Disease Clinical Vaccinology 0.917917 113th General Meeting 0.924534	Emerging Diseases 0.751817 Vaccine Research 0.755752 APHL Annual Meeting 0.930235 Immunization Practices 0.804353 Advisory Committee 0.769722 Atlanta 0.670013 PPT 0.636469 ACIP 0.656783 GA 0.692135 Denver 0.644302 ASM 0.634018 Group B Strep 0.758639 Alison Patti 0.875962 Antimicrobial Agents 0.753623 website 0.627975 DBD OD 0.843389 ICAAC 0.648785 PIDS 0.648209 San Francisco 0.743523 2013TM Joint Meeting 0.89025 Advance Media Report 0.844386 help DBD 0.829987 International Meeting 0.781165 Action shots 0.741724	CLICK HERE
12222	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Preventing Chronic Disease | NSAID-Avoidance Education inCommunity Pharmacies for Patients at High Risk for Acute KidneyInjury, Upstate New York, 2011 - CDC	Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are frequently associated with community-acquired acute kidney injury (AKI), a strong risk factor for development and progression of chronic kidney disease. Using access to prescription medication profiles, pharmacists can identify patients at high risk for NSAID-induced AKI. The primary objective of this analysis was to evaluate the effectiveness of a community pharmacy–based patient education program on patient knowledge of NSAID-associated renal safety concerns.			CLICK HERE
12713	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Parents Want To Do What?s Best	When your child is sick, antibiotics may not be the answer. Work with your child's doctor or nurse to learn how you can help your child feel better. 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://www.cdc.gov/CDCTV/GetSmart2012/index.html Other Resources: http://www.cdc.gov/getsmart/antibiotic-use/symptom-relief.html	Parents 0.796997		CLICK HERE
14244	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Test Your Produce Safety Savvy | CDC Features	Do you have the know-how to make good produce safety choices? Take the quiz below to test your knowledge on selecting, storing, and preparing produce.	chopping boards 0.50819 raw sprouts 0.565518 clean container 0.496474 Enjoy uncooked fruits 0.685266 Dry fruit 0.499979 pregnant women 0.61874 peel—so dirt 0.501442 immune systems 0.615186 young children 0.60937 outbreak 0.423928 Maradol papayas 0.64503 kitchen utensils 0.506037 foodborne illnesses 0.531594 Unwashed fresh vegetables 0.745557 steps 0.438414 lettuce 0.422343 clean paper towel 0.583325 high-calorie foods 0.511235 food preparation 0.504629 foodborne illness 0.73929 fresh fruits 0.590123 nearly half 0.507829 United States 0.509578 advice 0.423419 important health benefits 0.61928	harmful germs 0.5461 raw meat 0.496495 lightly cooked sprouts 0.675333 vegetables 0.955411 certain groups 0.49414 fruits 0.810116 salads 0.450735 Listeria 0.424878 Salmonella infections 0.537955 heart disease 0.515871 particular concern 0.509586 diet 0.440389 E. coli 0.626427 food poisoning 0.938742 Check fruits 0.592067 greater chance 0.49988 Safer choices 0.5112 fresh produce 0.588179 humid conditions 0.516104 people 0.509184 home 0.422328 raw fruits 0.603239 older adults 0.50019 Mexico 0.442093	CLICK HERE
15361	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Characteristics of Joint Use Agreements in School Districts in the United States: Findings From the School Health Policies and Practices Study, 2012	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.	formal juas 0.599542 School Environment questionnaire 0.606942 white students 0.620313 School Health Policies 0.623948 Larger districts 0.613693 large school districts 0.664484 Safe School Environment 0.609206 joint use agreement 0.659545 percentage 0.62043 private entity 0.574568 school districts 0.861417 multivariate logistic regression 0.627571 health care services 0.790843 local public school 0.572491 metropolitan status 0.663269 community 0.650747 rural districts 0.656249 reduced-price lunch 0.687048 schools 0.575024 urban fringe 0.625079 community members 0.604446 Eligible districts 0.62888 school district characteristics 0.615677 outdoor recreation facilities 0.680655 public school districts 0.701853	entire school district 0.586963 districts 0.987614 students 0.72931 library services 0.610029 after-school care 0.583854 public school property 0.600969 adult education 0.59188 JUA 0.76663 nationally representative sample 0.586367 indoor recreation facilities 0.616471 public school facilities 0.626337 formal JUA 0.733996 small districts 0.614508 fewer students 0.575132 district characteristics 0.652019 small school districts 0.693871 physical activity 0.6985 central city districts 0.710889 school facilities 0.675524 recreation facilities 0.694989 formal joint 0.592562 logistic regression models 0.620697 facilities 0.71646 large town districts 0.642565	CLICK HERE
15526	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	WHO Western Pacific Region (WPR) 2014-2015	Overview of the CDC Influenza Division International Program WHO Western Pacific Region (WPR), its objectives and goals, and contains downloadable annual reports on supported countries.	Influenza Surveillance TWG 0.501992 Papua New Guinea 0.450386 avian influenza 0.816252 laboratory surveillance sites 0.37666 zoonotic influenza viruses 0.358471 National Influenza Centres 0.434821 WPR influenza laboratories 0.424995 seasonal influenza surveillance 0.50361 Global Influenza Surveillance 0.628839 National Influenza Centers 0.422458 severe influenza 0.387489 Disease Surveillance 0.368389 pandemic influenza 0.423172 influenza bulletin 0.394422 influenza External Quality 0.365655 National Influenza Surveillance 0.575977 influenza surveillance sites 0.537235 avian influenza surveillance 0.530549 human avian influenza 0.417022 CDC Influenza Division 0.411995 pandemic influenza preparedness 0.40149 seasonal influenza vaccines 0.410292 Integrated influenza surveillance 0.588373	Influenza Technical Working 0.390709 influenza surveillance systems 0.522421 influenza positive samples 0.373502 influenza surveillance data 0.52831 event-based surveillance 0.418805 Validated new influenza 0.368464 influenza surveillance officers 0.499807 Influenza Technical 0.395222 Influenza Program Director 0.399454 ILI surveillance 0.363629 Influenza Division 0.520865 human/animal avian influenza 0.411833 influenza laboratory supplies 0.385399 influenza surveillance 0.951534 influenza viruses 0.373086 interactive web-based influenza 0.37912 influenza positivity proportion 0.362293 Regional Office 0.394253 Influenza Surveillance Meeting 0.481277 influenza outbreak 0.393221 influenza surveillance staff 0.52632 Western Pacific 0.549527	CLICK HERE