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986	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Measles Outbreak: Protect Your Child with MMR Vaccine | CDC Features	Measles is a highly contagious disease. It can be serious for young children. Protect child by making sure he or she is up to date on vaccinations, including before traveling abroad.	red spots 0.482578 vaccinations 0.439925 runny nose 0.488728 Infants 0.428411 body 0.416447 6-year-old children 0.477755 children 0.592357 young children 0.564969 measles quiz 0.644573 varicella vaccine 0.527693 vaccination record 0.477528 red eyes 0.479627 dose 0.519842 rubella vaccines 0.501236 mumps 0.455954 child 0.591171 Measles Vaccination 0.645568 doses 0.462924 death 0.416319 United States 0.618912 vaccines 0.501916 fever 0.416472 air 0.415762 head 0.416466 MMRV vaccine 0.570805	infected person coughs 0.552859 pneumonia 0.417309 measles vaccine 0.78323 combination vaccine 0.525562 eligible children 0.471499 mobile app 0.478257 health insurance plans 0.52621 unvaccinated people 0.478932 brain 0.416326 highly contagious disease 0.566523 people 0.526008 sneezes 0.415746 doctor 0.484609 rash 0.418038 health insurance provider 0.522617 healthcare provider 0.473709 chickenpox 0.415948 state VFC coordinator 0.52577 immunization scheduler 0.474507 Children Program 0.469223 Measles spreads 0.670841 measles 0.97787 MMR vaccine 0.605942 age 0.519202	CLICK HERE
5066	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Monday, October 12, 2009	null	Oct 0.721018 Sex Transm Dis. 0.684979 complementary health practices 0.597845 V. Medicine Association 0.59871 primary care providers 0.611825 community-based health screening 0.601706 Thurman KA 0.588735 CDC Knowledge 0.645228 intensive care unit 0.588696 Action Science Clips 0.914455 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.582505 Infectious Diseases Society 0.666406 HIV Medicine Association 0.60289 new weekly digest 0.600708 Provider chart audits 0.583978 Bernhardt JM 0.58315 Hemolytic uremic syndrome 0.597068 Winchell JM 0.613252 Chief Science Officer 0.607387 diabetes treatment patterns 0.596625 Foodborne Diseases Active 0.597343 Clin Infect Dis. 0.615587 human papillomavirus infection 0.595259 Nontuberculous mycobacteria infections 0.588845 Surveillance Network Sites 0.589972	public health response 0.603782 human immunodeficiency virus 0.600072 Stephen B. Thacker 0.68851 Sex Transm Infect. 0.597678 South Africa 0.590213 partner notification-San Francisco 0.586871 sex partner risk 0.597363 Grosse SD 0.596951 childhood immunization coverage 0.585205 Wolff BJ 0.584576 Proc Natl Acad 0.584706 onsite wastewater systems 0.584036 African American men 0.596566 acute chemical releases 0.588024 HIV prevention strategy 0.598424 Schwartz SB 0.582441 public health 0.665931 public health perspective 0.62103 public health literature 0.608088 B. Thacker CDC 0.729032 escherichia coli O157 0.592439 Arch Sex Behav. 0.597093 Primary care guidelines 0.605233 Oleske JM 0.590543	CLICK HERE
7167	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012: 11_0332	The objective of this study was to aggregate data from studies using NHANES accelerometry data and to catalogue study decision rules, derived variables, and cut point definitions to facilitate a more uniform approach to these data.	Physical activity levels 0.25849 data 0.924843 comparable accelerometer decision 0.287491 cut point definitions 0.495527 similarly named variables 0.332282 SAS syntax 0.750781 unique analytical approaches 0.321488 NHANES accelerometer data 0.497695 accelerometer-derived variables 0.374432 NHANES accelerometry data 0.31873 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.468631 data collection cycles 0.385375 accelerometer-based physical activity 0.253873 cut point 0.517889 accelerometer-based step data 0.263701 Activity Monitor 0.290224 wear time 0.331896 publicly available data 0.277267 consecutive nonzero counts 0.261162 National Health 0.342953 Unique research questions 0.327569 2-year data collection 0.278539 step-defined graduated index 0.320919 Physical Activity Monitor 0.267577	decision rules 0.724187 minimum number 0.264388 study 0.278 accelerometer decision rules 0.575606 nonwear time 0.517029 step data 0.33647 activity count data 0.320885 studies 0.540467 National Cancer Institute 0.315768 activity counts 0.296338 sedentary behavior 0.263827 NHANES data 0.330696 myriad accelerometer decision 0.283008 PAM data 0.502962 PAM data collection 0.27946 study decision rules 0.256065 NCI-supplied SAS syntax 0.53341 consecutive zeros 0.319163 vigorous-intensity physical activity 0.258955 physical activity 0.642321 NHANES PAM data 0.282754 time 0.606484 point definitions 0.789703 articles 0.29533	CLICK HERE
10307	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HAN Archive - 00336 - Health Concerns about Misuse of Pesticides for Bed Bug Control	Health Alert Network (HAN). Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	indoor pesticides 0.308381 recent pesticide treatment 0.36373 Animal Poison Control 0.245665 Disease Control 0.262659 pest control application 0.332564 muscle tremors 0.240546 Adult bed bugs 0.34539 pest control 0.794698 bed bugs 0.901128 family members 0.247042 IPM pest control 0.313242 pesticide control applicator 0.385986 state pesticide agency 0.349082 possible pesticide misuse 0.331161 multiple pesticides 0.303699 Pesticide Information Center 0.600574 pest management 0.393868 label directions 0.241689 product label 0.31833 pesticide exposure 0.474816 poison control center 0.426666 pesticide applicators 0.330272 experienced pest management 0.292794 bed bug-related inquiries 0.286232 health effects 0.395186	CDC Health Alert 0.26507 comprehensive pest control 0.312612 pest control applicator 0.639012 specific contact information 0.243082 right pest 0.243545 bed bug infestation 0.283571 National Pesticide Information 0.601264 pesticides indoors 0.513184 poultry bugs 0.2468 pesticides 0.637505 bed bug infestations 0.259714 pest control individual 0.310449 bed bug 0.391602 outdoor pesticides indoors 0.508339 pesticide residues 0.303655 pest control expert 0.323831 pesticide dusts 0.306264 pesticide poisoning 0.370366 local poison control 0.251068 pesticide regulatory agency 0.334232 home 0.244548 bed bug control 0.309245 bat bugs 0.247288 pest control applicators 0.347717	CLICK HERE
11151	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Ryan White Act of 2009 - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic	null	MPEG 0.741242 site 0.541063 PDF 0.544429	PPT 0.837268 DOC 0.733754	CLICK HERE
11536	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NCIRD | DBD Bulletin Fall 2013 | ANISA Stats, Plikaytis Retires	Division of Bacterial Diseases Bulletin Fall	Meningitis Vaccine Project 0.783036 neonatal survival 0.752586 community-acquired newborn infections 0.794339 public health interventions 0.777411 new statistical tools 0.776497 DBD scientist Stephanie 0.779481 standardized statistical tools 0.775274 future project design 0.765435 neonatal infection 0.763952 ANISA team 0.786366 ANISA Investigator Conference 0.856001 Melinda Gates Foundation 0.768675 individual pathogens 0.710714 South Asian countries 0.791945 Newborn deaths 0.729329 extensive lab efforts 0.765675 local health workers—seeing 0.781577 historical reasons 0.697662 pathogen pie 0.699694 fungal infectious diseases 0.753139 laboratory testing methods 0.776992 Neonatal Infections 0.763637 advanced statistical analyses 0.768314 analysis plan 0.826505 pathogen distribution 0.700433	key laboratory staff 0.787593 study facilities 0.702258 newborn babies 0.696611 Different statistical approaches 0.773084 public health impact. 0.76477 largest etiology studies 0.769718 statistician Nong Shang 0.799506 integrated statistical model 0.773609 basic prenatal care 0.766844 certain pathogens 0.704182 analysis finalization 0.702626 meningococcal conjugate vaccine 0.763979 neonatal deaths 0.93653 devastating meningitis epidemics 0.768694 public health 0.832992 laboratory techniques 0.696957 Brian Plikaytis 0.70113 statistical consultant 0.698653 public health importance 0.763974 bacterial pathogens 0.721612 potential challenges 0.700539 Stephanie Schrag 0.772327 neonatal sepsis 0.769161 methodological challenges 0.696892	CLICK HERE
12684	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Wes Studi: Signs	Wes Studi, Hollywood actor and Cherokee tribal member, expresses concern for American Indians and Alaska Natives by detailing the symptoms of flu and emergency warning signs for children and adults and urges them to seek medical care right away if ill to recover from flu. Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html	Signs 0.30797	Wes Studi 0.952347	CLICK HERE
13417	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Vaccines: VPD-VAC HepB	Hepatitis B vaccine info for parents, public, and healthcare professionals			CLICK HERE
15317	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National Awards Program Recognizes Outstanding Efforts During the 2011-2012 Influenza Season	National Awards Program Recognizes Outstanding Efforts During the 2011-2012 Influenza Season - CDC	influenza vaccine issues 0.434894 influenza ambassadors 0.39767 influenza vaccination data 0.525046 childhood influenza vaccination 0.555841 influenza vaccination policy 0.542404 immunization information 0.391865 free influenza vaccines 0.447384 influenza vaccination tracking 0.524515 vaccination rates 0.769999 influenza vaccine 0.815309 higher vaccination rates 0.377739 NIVS Immunization Excellence 0.430324 influenza immunization services 0.508534 facilities attained vaccination 0.379689 worker influenza immunization 0.485314 influenza captains 0.399462 influenza awareness 0.38267 influenza immunization rates 0.529828 health care facilities 0.387723 Influenza Vaccine Summit 0.557258 annual influenza vaccination 0.563041 2011-2012 influenza season 0.46581 influenza vaccine coverage 0.467701 nursing homes 0.420363 gate influenza vaccine 0.436866	annual influenza immunizations 0.442971 influenza information 0.389131 mandatory influenza policy 0.4351 influenza vaccination rate 0.527676 flu immunization program 0.384423 influenza vaccination communication 0.524849 influenza disease 0.401982 HCP influenza vaccination 0.571526 influenza vaccination orientation 0.517349 health care 0.423796 National Influenza Vaccine 0.564772 influenza season 0.565855 influenza vaccine protection 0.446193 influenza vaccinations 0.539365 HCP vaccination programs 0.379883 care van program 0.424428 influenza educational materials 0.406232 influenza vaccination rates 0.676443 influenza vaccination 0.988644 target vaccination rates 0.47655 influenza vaccination policies 0.528949 influenza seasons 0.427511 HCP vaccination rates 0.398179 HCP vaccination rate 0.373082	CLICK HERE
16442	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Differences in Food and Beverage Marketing Policies andPractices in US School Districts, by Demographic Characteristics ofSchool Districts, 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.	district size 0.462571 school wellness policies 0.487794 beverage marketing 0.705757 Practices Study 0.314804 large school districts 0.545695 school buildings 0.459304 Disease Control 0.396396 school 0.976223 healthful options 0.465568 school districts 0.769576 higher percentage 0.628372 marketing practices 0.338743 school nutrition environment 0.328147 metropolitan status 0.489085 rural districts 0.440471 school health policies 0.557394 school nutrition services 0.507526 urban districts 0.440206 schools 0.535914 nutrition services staff 0.335568 non-Hispanic white students 0.480155 fast food restaurants 0.396711 large districts 0.528018 school health council 0.457878 promotion policies 0.351173	public school districts 0.42124 General School Environment 0.314448 larger school districts 0.392887 districts 0.915401 school nutrition 0.635879 students 0.566388 total annual expenditures 0.49172 soft drinks 0.504888 healthful school nutrition 0.370495 technical assistance 0.334291 schools districts 0.310675 school grounds 0.455842 soft drink companies 0.532946 unhealthful foods 0.744102 small districts 0.355251 food marketing policies 0.351428 local school wellness 0.58798 district characteristics 0.475325 school health coordinator 0.374676 non-Hispanic white student 0.454201 practices 0.640484 school wellness policy 0.3123 medium-sized districts 0.393185 healthful foods 0.320566	CLICK HERE