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Update: Influenza Activity - United States, September29-December 7, 2013 |
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| trivalent influenza vaccine | 0.66234 |
| Influenza Div | 0.607004 |
| influenza A viruses | 0.685502 |
| influenza vaccine viruses | 0.67421 |
| clinician-ordered influenza testing | 0.612346 |
| Surveillance Network | 0.537934 |
| influenza antiviral medications | 0.663261 |
| influenza A virus | 0.640553 |
| laboratory-confirmed influenza case | 0.610203 |
| influenza vaccine | 0.71511 |
| World Health Organization | 0.626234 |
| influenza activity | 0.790023 |
| influenza A subtype | 0.613063 |
| U.S. Outpatient ILI | 0.53931 |
| quadrivalent influenza vaccines | 0.639936 |
| Northern Hemisphere influenza | 0.644621 |
| Sporadic influenza activity | 0.651475 |
| influenza virus circulation | 0.614541 |
| traditional influenza seasons | 0.627154 |
| ILI activity | 0.604165 |
| influenza surveillance | 0.652417 |
| influenza | 0.973487 |
| CDC influenza surveillance | 0.645884 |
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| United States | 0.688534 |
| substantial influenza activity | 0.638353 |
| novel influenza | 0.68443 |
| quadrivalent influenza vaccine | 0.684691 |
| low ILI activity | 0.515865 |
| influenza B component | 0.631527 |
| Hemisphere trivalent influenza | 0.662038 |
| influenza B viruses | 0.772783 |
| high ILI activity | 0.515923 |
| U.S. Virgin Islands | 0.55367 |
| Cities Mortality Reporting | 0.554279 |
| laboratory-confirmed influenza | 0.647099 |
| Influenza surveillance reports | 0.63639 |
| New York | 0.53194 |
| influenza season | 0.74052 |
| U.S. influenza activity* | 0.666318 |
| Hospitalization Surveillance Network | 0.520732 |
| Enteric Virus Surveillance | 0.564466 |
| influenza complications | 0.602247 |
| influenza seasons | 0.639789 |
| Hemisphere quadrivalent influenza | 0.684364 |
| influenza viruses | 0.836582 |
| influenza B virus | 0.652953 |
| influenza B coinfections | 0.613206 |
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La historia de Ellie - Historias de la vida real - Consejos de exfumadores |
La campaña Consejos de exfumadores muestra casos reales de personas que padecen afecciones por fumar o por la exposición al humo de segunda mano. |
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Creating the Model Aquatic Health Code (MAHC) | Model Aquatic Health Code |
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Lead - Prevention Tips |
The Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program is committed to the Healthy People goal of eliminating elevated blood lead levels in children by 2020. CDC continues to assist state and local childhood lead poisoning prevention programs, to provide a scientific basis for policy decisions, and to ensure that health issues are addressed in decisions about housing and the environment. |
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| leaded paint | 0.580807 |
| cold water | 0.536332 |
| pregnant women | 0.541744 |
| housing units | 0.556713 |
| children | 0.995995 |
| lead-based products | 0.582852 |
| U.S. children | 0.593938 |
| low levels | 0.564999 |
| ethnic groups | 0.543227 |
| older housing | 0.648201 |
| young children | 0.592576 |
| exterior soil | 0.543581 |
| temporary barriers | 0.533371 |
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Vulnerable Populations | Programs | Programs & Research | Diabetes | CDC |
This five-year program has been developed to reduce morbidity and premature mortality, and to eliminate health disparities associated with diabetes in many communities and regions across the country. |
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| stories highlight strategies | 0.340928 |
| Rural Diabetes Coalition | 0.572934 |
| Engaging Community Partners | 0.386364 |
| health outcomes | 0.386425 |
| Appalachian region | 0.338138 |
| Kwajalein Diabetes Coalition | 0.623244 |
| local church leaders | 0.363004 |
| church health teams | 0.37755 |
| tri-county regional group | 0.33553 |
| Community Health Workers | 0.490328 |
| health care services | 0.377272 |
| public health activities | 0.418917 |
| national organization awardees | 0.394707 |
| healthy eating | 0.357046 |
| Community Health Organizations | 0.420354 |
| American Indian Physicians | 0.353846 |
| National Kidney Foundation | 0.34385 |
| diabetes awareness | 0.600011 |
| target communities | 0.328686 |
| diabetes education | 0.58246 |
| targeted program communities | 0.378837 |
| diabetes rates | 0.579628 |
| diabetes services | 0.516902 |
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| vulnerable communities | 0.356471 |
| community members | 0.375327 |
| Kickapoo Diabetes Coalition | 0.757706 |
| community action plan | 0.375557 |
| Diabetes Coalition | 0.783681 |
| Vulnerable Populations | 0.627246 |
| Kentuckiana Regional Planning | 0.336952 |
| five-year cooperative agreement | 0.37009 |
| Kentucky Diabetes Network | 0.580103 |
| half-mile walking trail | 0.346967 |
| Vulnerable Populations awardees | 0.40798 |
| local community advocates | 0.381069 |
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| local partners | 0.707137 |
| rural communities | 0.354292 |
| people | 0.393968 |
| physical activity | 0.751608 |
| underserved communities | 0.341443 |
| Diabetes Self-Management Education | 0.694325 |
| experience poorer health | 0.372561 |
| Complete Streets policy | 0.339405 |
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| Flint Better Health | 0.379652 |
| diabetes | 0.912902 |
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Marlene's Eye Injections - Tips From Former Smokers |
Marlene knows that she’s lucky to have found a treatment for her eye disease. But getting shots directly into her eyeballs is still upsetting each time she gets them. Marlene smoked and developed wet macular degeneration, a disease that can lead to blindness. In this video from CDC's Tips From Former Smokers campaign, Marlene talks about her monthly treatments and says, “Why did I ever smoke?”
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This video can also be viewed at
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Elimination of Ebola Virus Transmission in Liberia -September 3, 2015 |
On September 3, this report was posted as an MMWR Early Release on the MMWR website (http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr). |
| Ebola virus transmission | 0.952992 |
| 2World Health Organization | 0.295057 |
| Paul J. Weidle | 0.286512 |
| recent Ebola cluster | 0.586236 |
| Ebola outbreak | 0.491206 |
| MMWR Early Release | 0.288317 |
| continued vigilance | 0.259248 |
| emergency operations center | 0.363605 |
| probable cases | 0.30206 |
| active case finding | 0.265865 |
| Ebola Response Teams | 0.663891 |
| World Health Organization | 0.448656 |
| Liberian Ebola treatment | 0.651739 |
| contact tracing | 0.262594 |
| public health activities | 0.3064 |
| probable Ebola cases | 0.662865 |
| health response capacity | 0.315654 |
| emergency public health | 0.313641 |
| community engagement | 0.26712 |
| Ebola infection prevention | 0.584916 |
| public health response | 0.424762 |
| National Emergency Operations | 0.257991 |
| Terrence Q. Lo | 0.280644 |
| effective contact monitoring | 0.275917 |
| Paul Bridge cluster | 0.293138 |
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| Ebola virus disease | 0.662168 |
| Liberia transitions | 0.356025 |
| public health infrastructure | 0.303821 |
| Satish K. Pillai | 0.287717 |
| Ebola prevention activities | 0.590588 |
| important achievements MoH | 0.285862 |
| Health care worker | 0.291733 |
| public health workforce | 0.299495 |
| continued heightened surveillance | 0.322234 |
| Brittany J. Sunshine | 0.279598 |
| River Bridge community | 0.273614 |
| health care workers | 0.30741 |
| public health | 0.507018 |
| Liberia Ministry | 0.490564 |
| Rapid response plans | 0.265229 |
| MoH Incident Management | 0.294033 |
| ongoing community engagement | 0.250334 |
| general health systems | 0.294471 |
| public health capacity | 0.326182 |
| field-based emergency operations | 0.258922 |
| Ebola laboratory testing | 0.565098 |
| male Ebola survivors | 0.579809 |
| community-based surveillance initiatives | 0.289912 |
| postmortem Ebola testing | 0.621839 |
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Carletta's Story |
The story of Carletta, who was 41 years old and in the middle of training for a triathlon when she received her breast cancer diagnosis. |
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| training | 0.317363 |
| BRCA1 | 0.315622 |
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| best advocate | 0.383744 |
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| triathlon | 0.364074 |
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| things | 0.319202 |
| BReast CAncer gene | 0.526749 |
| maternal grandmother | 0.399157 |
| brave | 0.316712 |
| ability | 0.316666 |
| social media | 0.395132 |
| higher risk | 0.382759 |
| BRCA gene mutation,BRCA | 0.465548 |
| middle | 0.317372 |
| goal | 0.315548 |
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| breast cancer treatment | 0.621202 |
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| breast cancer risk. | 0.516938 |
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| week—some | 0.316894 |
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| relatives | 0.317806 |
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| doctor | 0.316116 |
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| genetic testing | 0.474982 |
| family history | 0.386397 |
| Georgia | 0.31622 |
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Tourette Syndrome: Help Stop Bullying | CDC Features |
Everyone can help stop bullying of children with Tourette Syndrome. |
| forTourette Syndrome | 0.319723 |
| school programs | 0.316857 |
| Tourette Syndrome | 0.343791 |
| Friends | 0.22424 |
| ambassador program | 0.421687 |
| peers | 0.256619 |
| best way | 0.326128 |
| body | 0.251636 |
| type | 0.249136 |
| urge | 0.228654 |
| Education professionals | 0.317718 |
| tics | 0.715166 |
| children | 0.681713 |
| sudden twitches | 0.34711 |
| school staff | 0.315417 |
| prevention | 0.224226 |
| severe tics | 0.501824 |
| smallest kid | 0.351451 |
| hiccups | 0.232075 |
| greater risk | 0.330955 |
| little bit | 0.335964 |
| condition | 0.226723 |
| acceptance | 0.227514 |
| bullying | 0.420368 |
| federal laws | 0.324338 |
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| role | 0.225118 |
| Tourette Association | 0.321705 |
| purpose | 0.250258 |
| bystander | 0.231802 |
| movements | 0.224179 |
| loneliness | 0.227634 |
| facts | 0.228522 |
| ways | 0.22514 |
| Education Act | 0.313022 |
| scout troops | 0.322932 |
| tic disorders | 0.330614 |
| class | 0.229195 |
| emotional safety | 0.319977 |
| ambassadors | 0.224505 |
| Disability harassment | 0.311659 |
| people | 0.356954 |
| inappropriate things | 0.328006 |
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| swear words | 0.337906 |
| youth groups | 0.317775 |
| classmates | 0.228097 |
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Adaptation of an Evidence-Based Arthritis Program for BreastCancer Survivors on Aromatase Inhibitor Therapy Who ExperienceJoint Pain |
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. |
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