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6407	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Errata: Vol. 60, No. 39 - November 25, 2011 / 60(46);1588	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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.807825 endorsement 0.701634 Human Services 0.952364 assistive technology 0.818607 U.S. Department 0.94564 MMWR HTML versions 0.926697 electronic PDF version 0.912219 S. Atlantic 0.790261 e-mail 0.665184 E.S. Central 0.797338 Contact GPO 0.81825 commercial sources 0.785119 Streptococcus pneumoniae 0.824574 current prices 0.772837 E.N. Central 0.798638 original paper copy 0.907693 page 0.631699 United States 0.973738 U.S. Government Printing 0.910421 columns 0.662319 invasive disease 0.792509 Superintendent 0.63493 notifiable diseases 0.80882 assistance 0.634081	title 0.632018 MMWR readers 0.789113 character translation 0.773024 file 0.634327 Mountain 0.630526 MMWR paper copy 0.919258 Persons 0.634472 regional cumulative total 0.968386 Age 0.631351 format errors 0.796287 W.N. Central 0.798205 subject line 0.797825 Health 0.658237 typeset documents 0.785546 trade names 0.785295 official text 0.770169 Provisional cases 0.806823 correct data 0.790904 non-CDC sites 0.781408 report 0.631989 information 0.634358 Accommodation 0.632047 electronic conversions 0.77162 printable versions 0.765738	CLICK HERE
6700	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Influenza Vaccination Coverage Among Pregnant Women - 29States and New York City, 2009-10 Season	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.	influenza vaccination coverage 0.777597 previous seasonal rates 0.287471 recommendation 0.36247 New York City 0.342669 vaccination coverage 0.876414 pregnant women 0.800382 vaccination status 0.334672 vaccination coverage levels 0.426801 vaccination rates 0.326983 provider offer 0.609614 influenza illness 0.332991 severe influenza illness 0.329952 supplemental vaccination question 0.369376 seasonal influenza 0.399067 monovalent pH1N1 vaccination 0.383411 pH1N1 vaccination reinforces 0.382312 2009-10 influenza season 0.330218 health-care provider offer 0.329857 pH1N1 vaccination campaign 0.426346 live births 0.556685 influenza vaccine coverage 0.348868 vaccination acceptance 0.337801 H1N1 flu shot 0.314029 Indu B. Ahluwalia 0.293027	median state vaccination 0.376682 private sector entities 0.291192 pH1N1 vaccination 0.534436 pH1N1 vaccinations 0.296475 pH1N1 influenza vaccination 0.702661 health-care worker offer 0.294562 states 0.310856 Pregnancy Risk Assessment 0.393772 adult women 0.301299 PRAMS data 0.341048 seasonal influenza vaccine 0.358321 median percentage 0.310409 influenza season 0.514126 local influenza vaccination 0.440899 median seasonal vaccination 0.429243 PRAMS 0.353958 past influenza seasons 0.327407 influenza vaccination 0.984805 Median pH1N1 coverage 0.314239 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.296185 Median state coverage 0.310756 public health efforts 0.291971 vaccination level 0.329868 pH1N1 vaccination coverage 0.449422	CLICK HERE
6735	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Ethiopia	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) office in Ethiopia was established in 2001 and works closely with the Ministry of Health and other partners to maintain strong programs in training, treatment, counseling and testing, and laboratory capacity building.	laboratory capacity building 0.933539 endorsement 0.219863 counseling 0.236899 medical male circumcisions 0.883287 CDC office 0.825253 antiretroviral treatment 0.547419 Content source 0.483695 HHS 0.228854	pregnant women 0.521271 FY 0.240129 non-federal site 0.544478 partners 0.237218 provision 0.312616 HIV testing 0.508288 Download Overview Fact 0.860813 strong programs 0.558226	CLICK HERE
8821	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Preventing Chronic Disease | Reach, Usage, and Effectiveness of a Medicaid Patient Navigator Intervention to Increase Colorectal Cancer Screening, Cape Fear, North Carolina, 2011 - CDC	Screening for colorectal cancer can reduce incidence and death, but screening is underused, especially among vulnerable groups such as Medicaid patients. Effective interventions are needed to increase screening frequency.			CLICK HERE
12045	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Human Parainfluenza Viruses | Clinical Overview of HPIVs | CDC	Human parainfluenza viruses (HPIVs) belong to the Paramyxoviridae family. There are four types (1 through 4) and two subtypes (4a and 4b) of HPIVs.	healthcare providers 0.289372 HPIVs 0.30191 severe respiratory tract 0.609115 cold-like symptoms 0.48553 infected person breathes 0.481182 hospital settings 0.291528 United States 0.318066 Paramyxoviridae family 0.357934 Page 0.2147 respiratory tract illnesses 0.948539 epidemiological features 0.337934 specific antiviral treatment 0.446791 contact precautions 0.298113 croup 0.240583 mild upper respiratory 0.566336 airborne spread 0.298018 direct contact 0.292615 incubation period 0.317801 upper respiratory tract 0.928195 immune systems 0.300559 protective gowns 0.290972 young children 0.314491 airborne droplets 0.331767	environmental conditions 0.294761 lower respiratory tract 0.610619 Infectious Agents 0.303781 higher risk 0.294548 respiratory tract illness 0.954598 HPIV infection 0.814269 bronchitis 0.200592 HPIV illnesses 0.320208 HPIV Seasons 0.308788 Healthcare Settings 0.284638 Isolation Precautions 0.300041 people 0.318244 Older adults 0.295398 bronchiolitis 0.221036 infectious droplets 0.342181 severe infections 0.319436 Human parainfluenza viruses 0.533063 enveloped RNA viruses 0.553146 HPIV illness 0.345291 respiratory tract 0.983174 HPIV type 0.357082 multiple HPIV infections 0.514898	CLICK HERE
13989	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Sexually Transmitted Infections among Young Americans	null			CLICK HERE
14400	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Falls Among Persons Aged ?65 Years With and Without SevereVision Impairment - United States, 2014 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	persons 0.205185 older adults 0.29838	severe vision impairment 0.934315	CLICK HERE
15380	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Developing Local Board of Health Guidelines to PromoteHealthy Food Access &mdash King County, Washington,2010-2012	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.	KCBOH 0.718858 public health practitioners 0.663588 machine policies 0.702028 LBOH policy tool 0.639353 machine policy development 0.652445 additional healthy items 0.643625 PHSKC staff members 0.631738 healthy food 0.837504 guidelines 0.95461 obesity prevention 0.677203 health department staff 0.652917 healthy vending options 0.734915 current vending 0.639818 healthy items 0.824597 healthy eating 0.652181 accessible vending machine 0.692477 policy window 0.67925 healthy food access 0.829244 healthy vending restricts 0.748111 institutional policy development 0.636683 healthy community planning 0.704886 public health policy 0.719489 Obesity Policy Research 0.654055 King County Healthy 0.722856 KCBOH member 0.718027	KCBOH members 0.670259 Healthy Vending Guidelines 0.87344 administrative vending machinesa 0.662635 policy development 0.748526 local health department 0.696773 adopterRevised vending contracts 0.663251 machine company representatives 0.632203 policy tool 0.641857 PHSKC staff 0.684511 public health 0.974961 policy 0.904137 nonregulatory evidence-based guidelines 0.679156 nonregulatory nutritional guidelines 0.63378 local jurisdictions 0.841314 local public health 0.644382 machine guidelines 0.637346 machine policy change 0.637285 policy approach 0.687548 healthy vending machine 0.779125 County Healthy Vending 0.836735 innovative LBOH policy 0.680202 machines 0.672513 King County 0.927778 healthier vending machine 0.709063	CLICK HERE
15887	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	Drug Analysis Service 0.533883 drug-related overdose deaths 0.475208 health care provider 0.418401 poison control centers 0.364721 Human Services 0.353513 Canada Drug Analysis 0.534469 Surrey Memorial Hospital 0.707703 U.S. Department 0.358481 overdose events 0.786431 electronic PDF version 0.363247 Surrey Royal Canadian 0.381051 urinalysis testing kits 0.390223 intensive care unit 0.377389 health care providers 0.401639 Poison Information Centre 0.361371 Health Canada Drug 0.54901 Fraser Health Authority 0.849329 patients 0.389639 British Columbia 0.975418 quantitative fentanyl testing 0.453941 emergency department 0.757481 persons 0.355281 homeless persons 0.321037 high risk 0.381499	Drug Overdose Alert 0.464173 community members 0.380114 2Surrey Memorial Hospital 0.377928 medical health officer 0.43547 original MMWR paper 0.367413 British Columbia Ambulance 0.407535 Home Naloxone program 0.39497 local hospital laboratory 0.393751 opioid overdoses 0.395805 U.S. overdose events 0.474415 crack cocaine 0.766816 British Columbia Drug 0.415947 public health emergency 0.425037 community reports 0.323273 illicit drugs 0.506969 British Columbia Centre 0.406308 fentanyl analog 0.364597 community organizations 0.443751 community partners 0.322228 small geographic area 0.39413 health warnings 0.318513 injectable naloxone 0.38929 emergency department staff 0.423268 opioid overdose events 0.588394	CLICK HERE