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5506	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Trichloronaphthalene - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards	null	MPEG 0.378858 search 0.263099 PDF 0.261307 PPT 0.446092	DOC 0.368812 information 0.262482 different file formats 0.938484 page 0.276773	CLICK HERE
6504	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diagnostic Testing - Yellow Fever	Information on Yellow Fever. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	arbovirus activity increases 0.645896 initial results 0.43082 fatal cases 0.422482 presumptive diagnosis 0.437785 confirmatory testing 0.406866 APPROPRIATE STATE HEALTH 0.551491 Arbovirus Diagnostic Laboratory 0.659921 Initial serological testing 0.619121 antibodies 0.243384 nucleic acid amplification 0.615495 area 0.237686 IgM-capture ELISA 0.431357 test results 0.578077 MIA 0.239479 Microsphere-based Immunoassay 0.41588 Vector-Borne Diseases Arboviral 0.634019 dates 0.237867 autopsy tissues 0.439174 CDC’s Division 0.502418 hard copy 0.394696 tests 0.233521 diagnostic specimens 0.427932 IgG ELISA 0.46483 infection 0.237897 yellow fever 0.911446	blood samples 0.417607 histopathology 0.2518 virus-specific IgM 0.467831 final results 0.411827 state health department 0.807058 patient 0.264364 fever clinical laboratory 0.64305 specimen receipt 0.446818 Laboratory diagnosis 0.44223 Specimens submission page 0.599948 immunohistochemistry 0.252313 epidemiologic history 0.459222 direct submissions 0.392233 evaluation page 0.393339 virus culture 0.422196 places 0.237895 activities 0.237645 biopsy 0.249821 location 0.237547 state laboratories 0.42078 serum 0.25571 travel 0.237839 non-endemic country 0.436478 clinical features 0.436743	CLICK HERE
6756	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - South Africa - CDC's HIV Prevention Programs: Most At-Risk Populations	CDC partners in South Africa with government and parastatal agencies, private institutions, universities and non-governmental organizations to improve the country’s public health foundation, to prevent transmission of HIV, to provide care and treatment for those who are already infected with HIV, and to strengthen laboratory capacity.	key risk populations 0.36954 sexually transmitted infection 0.213284 specific HIV prevention 0.307526 coverage gaps 0.22724 potentially weak family 0.226363 most-at-risk key populations 0.415845 HIV epidemic 0.249263 HIV prevention 0.340058 HIV prevalence rates 0.286239 relatively new focus 0.220241 key populations research 0.357077 key populations 0.938221 Future prevention efforts 0.230195 comprehensive prevention services 0.241015 social support systems 0.227535	at-risk key populations 0.39332 HIV transmission 0.287685 Human Sciences Research 0.23939 national HIV-prevention campaigns 0.226364 Global AIDS Program 0.228057 At-risk populations 0.349247 average HIV prevalence 0.309263 key CDC South 0.283398 HIV prevention strategies 0.28697 high-risk populations 0.287999 South African AIDS 0.244448 respondent-driven sampling methodology 0.210441 South African National 0.23308 CDC South Africa 0.806512	CLICK HERE
9823	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Monday, November 18, 2013	null	Trop Med Hyg. 0.616394 Huskins WC 0.571283 van Niekerk DJ 0.613167 Burns SM 0.658281 Hall JE 0.570746 Marks SM 0.586558 multiple chronic conditions 0.601451 Islander long-term survivors 0.606842 pregnant women 0.614509 Disease Control 0.625825 CDC Science Clips 0.64373 primary human papillomavirus 0.620208 Weinstein RA 0.569625 Danziger LH 0.569264 Deutschman CS 0.6628 phthalate metabolite concentrations 0.605373 Infect Genet Evol. 0.644338 colorectal cancer 0.567937 Dellit TH 0.579274 Science Clips Production 0.611665 discussion S64-73 0.569905 cervical cancer 0.567405 Clin Infect Dis. 0.672003 Hunkler RJ 0.617764 Infect Dis. 0.713933	Nov 0.650043 northern Puerto Rico 0.597293 Hersh AL 0.654066 Hicks LA 0.594397 Cancer Surviv. 0.569364 population-based cohort study 0.612585 United States 0.677918 Gerding DN 0.574246 Taylor TH 0.569213 antibiotic expenditures 0.583832 respiratory tract infections 0.608682 structural-level needle/syringe programs 0.616404 Acquir Immune Defic 0.609707 McGowan JE 0.585223 cigarette smoking rates 0.595066 Infect Control. 0.603151 Pollack LA 0.578466 public health literature 0.606557 Pinney SM 0.585082 ambulatory care 0.569933 B. Thacker CDC 0.637804 high school students 0.601013 Magill SS 0.657411 et al 0.974073	CLICK HERE
11510	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NCIRD | Branches | Org Chart | Vaccines and Respiratory Diseases	null	MPEG 0.741242 site 0.541063 PDF 0.544429	PPT 0.837268 DOC 0.733754	CLICK HERE
12889	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Updated Estimates of Flu Vaccine Effectiveness for the 2014-2015 Season	Vaccine Effectiveness 2014-15 - CDC	Influenza activity 0.411411 overall VE estimate 0.348438 CDC 0.258541 two-thirds 0.233237 fact 0.225463 Mortality Weekly Report 0.479914 proportion 0.266042 data 0.245547 United States 0.327844 age group 0.318756 study sites 0.334541 small effect 0.323121 vaccine production 0.415594 insufficient samples 0.332579 immune status 0.341848 early VE estimates 0.384548 Possible explanations 0.318332 practical terms 0.329169 point 0.254615 Final estimates 0.375379 result 0.226959 conclusion 0.226156 Immunization Practices 0.35907	number 0.226536 vaccine virus 0.412758 Advisory Committee 0.356454 U.S. 0.252337 vaccine viruses 0.691653 similarity 0.229358 ACIP 0.241358 season 0.522444 interim influenza 0.460311 Flu VE Network 0.387782 Reduced protection 0.339353 estimates 0.409516 MMWR 0.228593 one-third 0.232947 mid-January 0.232722 H3N2 viruses 0.92713 flu illness 0.378945 health 0.226418 medical care 0.328628 Morbidity 0.233916 influenza A H3N2 0.450444 influenza viruses 0.815421 person 0.251373	CLICK HERE
14063	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Inadequate Diagnosis and Treatment of Malaria AmongTravelers Returning from Africa During the Ebola Epidemic - UnitedStates, 2014-2015 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	red blood cells 0.507753 CDC 0.561713 Malaria evaluation 0.633302 positive malaria test 0.608465 Ebola.** Because malaria 0.607972 Ebola virus 0.581322 Ebola outbreak 0.523362 Ebola transmission 0.545897 malaria testing 0.776709 health care providers 0.518797 malaria smear 0.622631 negative Ebola RT-PCR 0.536185 febrile travelers 0.534454 rapid diagnostic test 0.538313 malaria consultation service 0.64042 malaria smears 0.631647 possible Ebola exposure 0.543204 endemic malaria 0.586656 laboratory 0.497831 Ebola infection control 0.530684 Ebola 0.745618 prompt malaria testing 0.650815 febrile persons 0.5105 empiric malaria treatment 0.63668 Ebola virus disease 0.551346	Ebola epidemic 0.594127 severe malaria 0.744708 United States 0.710685 empiric treatment 0.581902 blood smear microscopy 0.838295 fever 0.501446 malaria 0.990239 infected red blood 0.509151 Ebola cases 0.527531 immediate malaria testing 0.641873 antimalarial treatment 0.50636 state health department 0.512029 Malaria parasites 0.6113 malaria microscopy services 0.628043 malaria diagnosis 0.686229 Malaria Branch 0.607352 Ebola RT-PCR results 0.549137 health department 0.523405 ongoing Ebola virus 0.54262 Malaria cases 0.633894 current malaria 0.58377 hospital staff members 0.56057 malaria PCR test 0.630643 Malaria conducts malaria 0.807696	CLICK HERE
14406	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	A Qualitative Study of Adolescent Views of Sugar-SweetenedBeverage Taxes, Michigan, 2014	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.	Brug J. 0.212433 overall SSB consumption 0.412557 beverage consumption behaviors 0.293664 adolescent soft drink 0.241041 Health Educ Res 0.304261 students perceived disadvantages 0.246333 overall consumption rate 0.287367 SSB tax 0.725738 Water consumption 0.290899 students mentioned siblings 0.265193 SSB screener 0.318319 adolescents 0.292196 adolescent SSB consumption 0.50942 body mass index 0.254886 SSB consumption 0.974349 van der horst 0.220292 tax vending machine 0.216986 SSB habits 0.276891 consumption level 0.313416 adolescent consumption 0.313063 planned behavior 0.30399 CrossRef 0.216097 study 0.228068 habit strength 0.215273 low consumption level 0.298168	students 0.617568 home environment 0.223508 Focus group discussions 0.213886 soft drink consumption 0.523448 soda consumption 0.268881 Consumption levels 0.270563 drinking SSBs 0.246911 total SSB consumption 0.416918 focus groups 0.417858 Beverage Consumption Screener 0.310811 tax ( Appendix 0.35351 sugar-sweetened beverages 0.297382 sugar-sweetened beverage consumption 0.369128 adolescent views 0.330433 beverage consumption 0.475655 SSB taxes 0.362791 SSB advice 0.266107 pop consumption 0.28221 personal consumption 0.305138 decrease SSB consumption 0.495465 SSBs 0.554848 focus group 0.446402 fewer SSBs 0.335257 Eastern Michigan University 0.307335	CLICK HERE
15294	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Update on Canine Influenza (Dog Flu) Outbreak Reported in Chicago Area	Canine Influenza (Dog Flu) Outbreak in Chicago Area - CDC	contagious respiratory disease 0.316345 CDC 0.236102 dog flu virus 0.549363 runny nose 0.261052 Animal Diagnostic Laboratory 0.412476 human health 0.301955 virus isolate 0.336486 South Korea 0.24952 Animal studies 0.254618 Disease Control 0.257207 dog-specific lineage 0.250203 human health risk 0.296506 dogs 0.367059 U.S. dog populations 0.323729 dog flu 0.995498 National Veterinary Services 0.306697 press release 0.265029 rapid complete characterization 0.30455 New York State 0.424039 Cornell University 0.263073 influenza A H3N2 0.447602 State Animal Diagnostic 0.4158 influenza A H3N8 0.542995 H3N2 virus 0.49121 H3N2 dog flu 0.399126	United States 0.256084 Wisconsin Veterinary Diagnostic 0.306665 dog flu viruses 0.596596 additional analysis 0.258551 York State Animal 0.419125 signs 0.226492 H3N8 dog flu 0.395943 current outbreak 0.271542 companion animal species 0.299871 dog flu outbreak 0.39978 canine influenza 0.834646 avian influenza virus 0.433861 Chicago area 0.265084 people 0.220135 H3N8 viruses 0.30975 dog flu infections 0.384135 human infections 0.309462 vaccine 0.221128 horse influenza virus 0.440617 cats 0.219385 sequencing information 0.252629 dog flu infection 0.401311 severe illness 0.259178 canine influenza viruses 0.720355	CLICK HERE
15392	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Drinking Water in California Child Care Sites Before andAfter 2011-2012 Beverage Policy	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.	CACFP water policy 0.487052 free drinking water 0.464895 children 0.549909 child care sites 0.716312 child care homes 0.492038 young children 0.488872 state water policy 0.464334 child care categories 0.507162 existing child care 0.458146 family child care 0.492208 adult care food 0.5141 plain bottled water 0.45733 water 0.73226 drinking water indoors 0.469478 CACFP center 0.454578 child care center 0.465985 California child care 0.505454 care food program 0.488293 water access 0.493582 child care site 0.466976 water safety concerns 0.451828 licensed child care 0.533453 CACFP home 0.45457 bottled water 0.471423	beverage policy 0.497787 state child care 0.476428 child care staff 0.458481 municipal water source 0.452361 child care 0.914814 non-CACFP sites 0.489458 Introduction Drinking water 0.466279 popular water choice 0.452706 CACFP sites 0.483498 water intake 0.461489 CACFP nutrition standards 0.456329 CACFP participation 0.45343 child care providers 0.697071 plain water 0.457636 drinking water 0.555543 public health 0.468028 CACFP 0.490181 child care beverage 0.489088 child care settings 0.574219 unlimited self-serve water 0.458859 drinking water policy 0.46521 water provision 0.533781 water access policy 0.460043 reusable water bottles 0.452321	CLICK HERE