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4984	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Unsafe Injection Practices - Injection Safety	This page links to the complete guidelines for isolation precautions and excerpts from it related to injection safety along with CDC clinical reminders about baterial meningitis risk for spinal injection without a facemask and bloodborne pathogen transmission risk for using fingerstick devices on more than one person.	Infectious Agents 0.761758 hospitals 0.439728 list Skip 0.809105 Standard Precautions 0.842925 long-term care facilities 0.768261 page options Skip 0.996009 ambulatory care 0.609281 Isolation Precautions 0.866881 recent guideline 0.688393	patient care 0.593208 recommendations 0.440345 navigation Skip 0.812574 home care 0.590126 transmission 0.534578 Safe Injection Practices 0.794802 infections 0.447719 healthcare settings 0.906105 Complete Guideline 0.688948	CLICK HERE
6783	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Basic Information About Cervical Cancer	Basic information about cervical cancer from CDC.	cervix 0.609192 sexually active people 0.675516 vagina 0.448899 half 0.432361 woman 0.431974 United States 0.549641 common virus 0.546467 birth canal 0.563268 cervical cancer 0.960781 HPV 0.563539	Human papillomavirus 0.565821 uterus 0.603339 person 0.430237 baby 0.432063 narrow end 0.57252 main cause 0.548595 womb 0.449072 risk 0.430752 age 0.431455	CLICK HERE
8896	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Use of Farmers Markets by Mothers of WIC Recipients, Miami-Dade County, Florida, 2011 - CDC	Farmers market-based interventions, including the Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program of the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC), represent a promising strategy for improving dietary behaviors in low-income communities. Little is known, however, about the health-related characteristics of low-income parents who frequent farmers markets in urban settings.	farmers market 0.888219 newly established farmers 0.582879 current WIC enrollment 0.480624 vegetable consumption 0.55892 Supplemental Nutrition Program 0.483068 public hospital 0.488758 urban public hospital 0.482058 low-income WIC recipients 0.503779 farmers market participants 0.611318 mothers 0.532115 WIC FMNP vouchers 0.509758 food insecurity 0.532774 WIC mothers 0.506353 urban low-income families 0.501396 Market Nutrition Program 0.499977 Special Supplemental Nutrition 0.481245 neighborhood farmers markets 0.560947 health status 0.529301 farmers market-based interventions 0.57571 WIC FMNP group 0.479746 maternal vegetable consumption 0.548123 WIC farmers market 0.595614 dietary behaviors 0.481909 previous WIC enrollment 0.480964	WIC FMNP 0.544001 low-income communities 0.484527 study 0.591929 racial/ethnic minority populations 0.481533 family-health factors 0.48589 maternal intention 0.478673 farmers market users 0.555304 co-located WIC program 0.492119 farmers markets 0.993773 WIC program 0.525706 farmers market participation 0.579269 WIC recipients 0.587751 maternal employment status 0.475086 WIC FMNP program 0.491559 diet-related health outcomes 0.5678 public health 0.502651 local farmers markets 0.613543 maternal unemployment 0.481086 frequent farmers markets 0.605108 low-income populations 0.505152 Memorial Hospital WIC 0.480302 hospital farmers market 0.551048 primary care clinic 0.483346 Introduction Farmers 0.528314	CLICK HERE
9642	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Launch of the Childhood TB Roadmap - CDC Global Health	null	stool 0.317998 new Xpert MTB/RIF® 0.461873 community volunteers 0.410324 CDC 0.61735 urine 0.316466 recent story 0.404705 8-month-old baby girl 0.484607 international organizations 0.388857 mother 0.40222 best approach 0.385905 children 0.447894 neighbors 0.3176 Hope’s mom 0.480436 immediate actions 0.385994 right tools 0.381253 weight 0.333295 commitment 0.316172 coalitions 0.318338 available tools 0.387256 right hands 0.380332 healthy future 0.382148 TB patients 0.735038 better data 0.386987 CDC’s program 0.477385 child health services 0.457883	best ways 0.387323 home village 0.396257 Childhood TB Roadmap 0.854571 link 0.317655 child-friendly collection 0.400177 patient outcomes 0.387333 child-friendly treatment regimens 0.477185 baby hope 0.700011 CDC’s sponsored-programs 0.497856 CDC-sponsored community engagement 0.472622 TB deaths 0.674121 TB treatment success 0.698485 deadly disease 0.389327 slums 0.32088 simple criteria 0.384819 Kenya 0.335631 TB 0.997593 health center 0.487628 Government agencies 0.388908 money 0.316465 community volunteer 0.454787 healthcare workers 0.387957 community health center 0.478623 family 0.316158	CLICK HERE
10120	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Contact CDC - All Other Topics	Contact CDC: Find Your Answer Quickly, The answers to the most common questions we receive can be found on our website. Please check the CDC A-Z Index before contacting us with a question.	list Skip 0.723303 question 0.254245 Funding 0.252228 page options Skip 0.906099 jobs 0.235763	training 0.235633 links 0.235032 Contact CDC form 0.57663 navigation Skip 0.739326 errors 0.256937	CLICK HERE
10954	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Ovarian Cancer Risk Factors	Several factors may increase a woman’s risk for ovarian cancer.	estrogen 0.337066 woman 0.329754 progesterone 0.342106 father 0.330339 you— 0.329627 genetic mutation 0.455892 tissue 0.329909 BRCA1 0.328324 BRCA2 0.328296 genetic counseling 0.434279 mother 0.36272 uterus 0.343151 aunt 0.340912 trouble 0.334205 sister 0.332677 Lynch syndrome 0.459805	addition 0.328016 ovarian cancer 0.919513 grandmother 0.342307 endometriosis 0.334968 birth 0.328161 way 0.333248 factors 0.370003 doctor 0.349371 condition 0.327184 Ashkenazi Jewish background 0.598845 high risk 0.464402 lining 0.332394 close family members 0.580308 abnormality 0.345978 breast 0.328932	CLICK HERE
10990	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Synopsis: June 12, 2014 | CDC Media Relations | CDC	MMWR – Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	supplementary immunization activities 0.797284 vaccination services 0.318217 measles elimination 0.878723 SIAs 0.204197 measles cases 0.581572 daily activities 0.528093 usual daily activities 0.500828 productivity 0.24621 national levels 0.311761 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.306934 Male cancer survivors 0.600381 high–quality supplementary immunization 0.524941 Eastern Mediterranean Region 0.48961 measles mortality 0.607206 annual medical costs 0.90013 substantial progress 0.30639 target date 0.307632 health care 0.345549 percent national level 0.574839	large measles outbreaks 0.749976 average medical costs 0.512909 Female survivors 0.398012 civil strife 0.324468 innovative strategies 0.314802 poor access 0.309677 economic impact 0.34646 high-burden countries 0.295719 measles-containing vaccine coverage 0.475541 percent decrease 0.428958 administrative coverage 0.293082 two-dose measles vaccination 0.802092 EMR countries 0.384215 employment opportunities 0.336149 cancer survivors 0.781522 economic hardship 0.34447 high-risk populations 0.321452 HUMAN SERVICES 0.301143	CLICK HERE
11908	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC and Texas Health Department Confirm First Ebola Case Diagnosed in the U.S.	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	CDC Director 0.449169 CDC 0.841359 ill person 0.590454 Response Network 0.278956 Texas Health Presbyterian 0.474199 strong health care 0.426289 Disease Control 0.29188 direct contact 0.251878 medical facility 0.282431 health care professionals 0.410844 additional cases 0.27122 medical systems 0.263841 casual contact 0.2485 data health officials 0.394049 exhibit symptoms 0.285075 laboratory tests 0.292556 active symptoms 0.290575 public health officials 0.410079 symptoms 0.484614 return flight 0.26279 Ebola 0.980259 ill people 0.29709 single case 0.269686 United States 0.960414 thorough case finding 0.397362	Texas lab 0.281976 meticulous infection control 0.398479 laboratory test results 0.422192 U.S. public health 0.407938 incubation period 0.261809 viral hemorrhagic fever 0.391101 public health professionals 0.675212 Dr. Tom Frieden 0.42709 past few decades 0.250333 public health 0.742576 travel history 0.280655 CDC team 0.455678 sporadic cases 0.265011 medical center 0.28059 commercial airline flights 0.397937 bodily fluids 0.255245 prior experience 0.257185 CDC’s Laboratory 0.456737 sick person 0.312762 medical care 0.292205 possible exposure 0.270652 Texas Health Department 0.446211 close personal contact 0.391539 West Africa 0.450479	CLICK HERE
14491	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Snacking on Television: A Content Analysis of Adolescents'Favorite Shows	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.	on-screen food-related incidents 0.665955 food incident 0.708162 favorite television shows 0.830216 frequent snacking 0.688198 character 0.71839 popular television shows 0.662955 shows 0.920117 typical snack foods 0.677146 meal incidents 0.744736 unhealthy food items 0.65027 adult audiences 0.628357 unhealthy snacking add 0.754124 material goods 0.648501 snacks 0.638855 health behaviors 0.631873 body mass index 0.648131 obvious pot belly 0.641836 youth audience 0.67126 multilevel regression models 0.740537 Introduction Snacking 0.73513 snack incidents 0.658371 Closely related shows 0.628475 meals 0.643365 entertainment media 0.63782 favorite shows 0.678514	on-screen behaviors 0.647969 young people 0.634541 distinct character-food incidents 0.646985 characters 0.933197 television shows 0.844287 dietary intake 0.727749 Internet Movie Database 0.650232 weight status 0.806115 healthier media environment 0.665731 unhealthy foods 0.695588 popular shows 0.706657 characteristics 0.642458 food incidents 0.999682 incidents vs 0.630739 frequent unhealthy snacking 0.758952 average weight 0.627189 unhealthy snacking behaviors 0.785515 unhealthy eating behaviors 0.647157 snack foods 0.71793 screen time 0.712361 obvious clavicle bones 0.643821 versus meal incidents 0.660137 unhealthy snack foods 0.652158 socioeconomic status 0.633946	CLICK HERE
15718	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Considerations for the Use of Live Attenuated Influenza Vaccine and Inactivated Influenza Vaccine When Either is Available	Considerations for the Use of Live Attenuated Influenza Vaccine and Inactivated Influenza Vaccine when Either is Available and Appropriate - CDC			CLICK HERE