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1162	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Habitual Khat and Concurrent Khat and Tobacco Use Are Associated With Subjective Sleep Quality - CDC	Khat (Catha edulis) is widely used in East Africa and the Middle East, often in combination with tobacco smoking. Sleep disturbance has been linked with habitual khat use; however, no systematic attempt has been made to test the hypothesis that use of khat and khat and tobacco in combination are related to sleep disturbance. Sleep disturbances are associated with dysregulations in emotional and physiological functions and can increase health risks.	study 0.213766 subjective mood measures 0.205198 negative mood 0.332344 sleep medication 0.297668 values 0.216299 khat-only users 0.599409 subjective mood questionnaire 0.216515 concurrent users 0.665088 component scores 0.381972 habitual sleep efficiency 0.364009 greater scores 0.212962 Sleep Quality Index. 0.272344 khat groups 0.211552 Middle East 0.20675 sleep disturbances 0.861578 sleep duration 0.264604 significant group–sex interaction 0.234682 Sleep Quality Index 0.494167 tobacco users groups 0.201535 men 0.212003 subjective sleep quality 0.733752 tobacco 0.423486 habitual khat 0.235789 habitual khat users 0.204719	tobacco users 0.255047 khat users 0.210152 sleep quality 0.940314 public health 0.206116 sleep patterns 0.239379 sleep disorders 0.224724 sleep component scores 0.274966 sleep latency 0.260569 global PSQI scores 0.393649 sleep difficulties 0.224659 sleep problems 0.321217 nonusers 0.293568 habitual concurrent users 0.209792 Arabic version 0.232879 global scores 0.21272 internal consistency 0.247921 subjective mood 0.251733 concurrent khat 0.235685 Pittsburgh Sleep Quality 0.494177 daytime dysfunction 0.302437 greater sleep disturbances 0.389293 sleep medications 0.23313 women 0.212327	CLICK HERE
4848	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Laboratory Detection of VISA/VRSA - HAI	null	additional antimicrobial agents 0.363401 agar screen plate 0.464394 susceptible disk diffusion 0.275902 vanA vancomycin resistance 0.569107 non-automated MIC method 0.26783 vancomycin agar screen 0.975773 antimicrobial agents 0.389409 vancomycin screen plate 0.600205 non-selective agar slant 0.318289 VRSA strains 0.407272 susceptibility testing methods 0.428243 VRSA 0.599618 important antimicrobial agent 0.289918 automated testing systems 0.268091 vancomycin MICs 0.563296 trypticase soy agar 0.317855 reference broth microdilution 0.363664 probable isolates 0.358542 VISA strains 0.479341 vancomycin susceptibility 0.618314 Laboratory Standards Institute 0.273914 BHI agar 0.274445 Laboratory Standards Institute/NCCLS 0.27208 following CLSI recommendations 0.273905	infection control 0.340062 vancomycin zone diameters 0.642871 VISA cells 0.286411 S. aureus 0.636258 Healthcare Quality Promotion 0.356704 agar dilution 0.325799 vancomycin screen agar 0.833363 VRSA detection 0.450768 Antimicrobial Resistance Connected 0.385674 state health department 0.356275 original clinical isolates 0.427883 binding vancomycin 0.475808 reduced vancomycin susceptibility 0.575241 antimicrobial susceptibility testing 0.455148 high-level vancomycin resistance 0.546497 agar screen test 0.347108 VISA 0.594845 MIC method 0.340111 glycopeptide-intermediate S. aureus 0.289211 screen agar plate 0.435395 S. aureus strains 0.315691 VISA detection 0.317982 prepared agar plates 0.334757 disk diffusion 0.408555	CLICK HERE
6642	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Emergency Responders Home Page	Emergency Responders			CLICK HERE
7052	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Egypt	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has worked with public health institutions in Egypt in collaboration with the Naval Medical Research Unit No. 3 (NAMRU-3) for over 20 years.	immunization services 0.714331 CDC 0.612283 endorsement 0.319845 Support 0.260847 MoH 0.348082 lab systems 0.597368 surveys 0.263483 areas 0.264705 public health institutions 0.976253 capacity 0.283881 Content source 0.571221 epidemiology 0.293921 conduct surveillance 0.621404 HHS 0.329256	conjunction 0.295742 Notice 0.283949 children 0.260418 studies 0.263316 Download Overview Fact 0.902982 Egyptian government 0.615328 impact 0.26515 diseases 0.264983 public health emergencies 0.934184 DPT3 immunization 0.679688 population 0.353635 non-federal site 0.637944 partners 0.265373 employees 0.25913	CLICK HERE
7596	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tuberculosis Fact Series - Exposure to TB	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Division of Tuberculosis Elimination	latent TB infection 0.576371 handshake 0.216523 sings 0.215773 TB skin test 0.525594 TB disease 0.824857 air 0.247977 laughs 0.216745 kidneys 0.21633 body 0.278886 testing material 0.262376 local health department 0.312445 small needle 0.26267 lungs 0.314617 blood test measures 0.307522 TB blood test 0.585188 phlegm 0.216346 TB infection 0.598072 health care worker 0.308459 glass 0.212544 cases 0.212468 TB patient 0.487727	breathing 0.212969 tuberculosis 0.217015 spine 0.21312 sick person 0.286216 brain 0.213074 people 0.223836 sneezes 0.214741 sample 0.212203 TB 0.9326 clothes 0.212309 doctor 0.212379 inactive germs 0.368522 toilet 0.213308 tests 0.237508 speaks 0.214634 parts 0.21311 chest x-ray 0.263523 time 0.227003 TB germs 0.766855 utensils 0.213817	CLICK HERE
7667	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Directions	David J. Sencer CDC Museum	Emory Bus 0.288116 vehicles 0.217662 Clifton Road 0.928048 past Sage Hill 0.43467 turn 0.349493 North/South MARTA train 0.366989 miles 0.227974 North Druid Hills 0.951761 Number 0.217861 Lindbergh Station 0.288118 J. Sencer CDC 0.414134 CDC Parkway 0.761977 Stay 0.229201 Exit 0.442359 Real-time traffic information 0.357838	Sage Hill Shopping 0.434603 Briarcliff Road 0.549163 Hill Shopping Center 0.433085 Druid Hills Road 0.885609 mile 0.290488 guard station 0.283055 Moreland Avenue 0.483752 right 0.228736 picture I.D 0.287981 visitors 0.217607 lobby 0.217317 security booth 0.289064 NE 0.287851 I-85 North 0.274934 parking deck 0.286202	CLICK HERE
9407	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Comités de asesoría comunitaria en las investigaciones participativas de la comunidad: una síntesis de los mejores procesos.	null	Williamson DC 0.817599 Cox MJ 0.830233 Jenkins C 0.81792 comités asesores 0.862881 componentes clave 0.793309	asesoría comunitaria  0.850205 Andrews JO 0.824757 Magwood GS 0.815735 Chronic Dis 0.829114	CLICK HERE
9818	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Conversations with the CDC Director	The CDC Director’s webpage offers information on Dr. Thomas Frieden, who became the agency’s 16th director in June 2009. The pages features information on Dr. Frieden’s Weekly Focus, the Latest from Dr. Frieden (his RSS feed), and links to his bio, statements, videos, press releases, media appearances, photos, presentations, and speeches.	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
12127	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Synopsis for November 26, 2014	MMWR – Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	HIV-positive TB patients 0.991363 high rates 0.483111 smoking-related disease 0.479296 Evidence-based interventions 0.580587 smoke-free laws 0.479799 higher LTFU rates 0.54678 current cigarette smokers 0.54884 CDC investigators 0.481713 annual HIV-related deaths 0.693604 ART initiation 0.50381 HIV-associated TB 0.696638 high proportion 0.480328 early initiation 0.483208 HIV-associated TB disease 0.638923 HIV-positive tuberculosis 0.516391 young adults 0.553405 retrospective cohort studies 0.556287 HUMAN SERVICES 0.47709 greatest burden 0.54249 statistical significance 0.481093 federal poverty level 0.536116 effective actions 0.475738 antiretroviral therapy 0.800983 age group 0.664059	daily new HIV 0.58515 age-related ART retention 0.57201 tobacco price increases 0.539114 high-impact media campaigns 0.540893 certain groups 0.471683 global burden 0.486125 cigarette smoking 0.594172 surveillance tools 0.475094 African countries 0.571038 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.475831 HIV-infected adolescents 0.494057 TB treatment 0.572093 HIV incidence 0.688198 adolescent ART patients 0.585306 U.S. adults 0.526048 easy access 0.47759 significantly higher rates 0.567738 young adult ART 0.700843 adult antiretroviral therapy 0.60721 older adults 0.566175 mortality 0.520375 American Indian/Alaska Native 0.543388 enhanced implementation 0.476226 adult ART enrollees 0.735801	CLICK HERE
13142	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Screen for Life: Meryl Streep	In a PSA, Academy Award®-winning actress Meryl Streep urges viewers to get screened for colorectal cancer. 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/video-assets/streep30a/Control_Streep30a.mp4	Meryl Streep 0.906167 Version 0.344168	Screen 0.349689 Life 0.348585	CLICK HERE