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671	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWRs - By Topic - Policy and Legislation - Smoking & Tobacco Use	null	Retail Outlets 0.649144 Access 0.440011 Trade—United States 0.587968 Current Cigarette Smoking 0.900266 Tobacco Tax Stamps 0.825555 Tobacco Tax Increase—Turkey 0.799229 No. 0.507407 Local Smoke-Free Laws 0.817665 Smoking Prevalence 0.62453	Survey 0.439405 Vol. 0.557949 Students 0.439708 Bars—United States 0.601374 Prevent 0.4394 Purchases 0.453776 Worksites 0.482667 Global Youth Tobacco 0.906255 Cigarette Prices 0.624062	CLICK HERE
1156	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement: Recommendations Regarding Skin CancerPrevention from the Community Preventive Services TaskForce	The Community Preventive Services Task Force has posted new information online regarding prevention of skin cancer. Recommendations are offered regarding interventions for child care centers, primary and middle schools, high schools and colleges, outdoor occupational or recreational and tourism settings, and mass media and multicomponent communitywide campaigns. Summaries and links to the individual recommendations are available at http://www.	individual recommendations 0.499402 skin cancer 0.498863 prevention experts 0.480504 child care centers 0.662532 CDC 0.536694 endorsement 0.39402 Human Services 0.793115 Summaries 0.329972 U.S. Department 0.800021 MMWR HTML versions 0.609493 task force 0.909526 electronic PDF version 0.594629 members 0.329079 tourism settings 0.486637 links 0.329954 new information online 0.665781 Preventive 0.332493 population health 0.485999 middle schools 0.496165 Contact GPO 0.505057 Director 0.329037 mass media 0.495801 commercial sources 0.473623 decision makers 0.472659	current prices 0.46316 original paper copy 0.590005 programs 0.355296 wide range 0.478898 high schools 0.495995 original MMWR paper 0.601678 U.S. Government Printing 0.5976 policies 0.328664 Superintendent 0.332259 multicomponent communitywide campaigns 0.66592 MMWR readers 0.47892 character translation 0.46257 technical support 0.476382 public health 0.495557 format errors 0.467406 approval 0.329872 typeset documents 0.474394 trade names 0.47378 Services Task Force 0.768887 official text 0.459971 non-CDC sites 0.470775 interventions 0.335143 uncompensated panel 0.474547 electronic conversions 0.461234	CLICK HERE
7115	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Neonatal Herpes Simplex Virus Infection Following Jewish Ritual Circumcisions that Included Direct Orogenital Suction - New York City, 2000-2011	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.	laboratory-confirmed HSV infection 0.284357 out-of-hospital Jewish ritual 0.262332 infection control policies 0.244149 Herpes simplex virus 0.246577 Julia A. Schillinger 0.245209 New York City 0.594734 neonatal HSV cases 0.278707 mohel 0.261636 HSV infection 0.411386 herpes lesions 0.253752 genital herpes lesions 0.241702 additional cases 0.240485 herpes infection 0.282473 neonatal HSV reporting 0.266943 genital herpes 0.268075 males 0.237449 relative risk 0.252606 surgical procedure 0.242063 direct orogenital suction 0.988015 HSV type 0.259897 live male births 0.272504 untyped HSV infection 0.394079 neonatal herpes cases 0.262892 laboratory-confirmed neonatal herpes 0.254976	neonatal HSV-1 infection 0.315155 Jewish ritual circumcision 0.591384 untyped HSV 0.404492 neonatal herpes 0.417628 oral HSV shedding 0.253438 ultra-Orthodox Jewish practice 0.239443 herpes simplex type 0.238101 cesarean delivery 0.243492 local health departments 0.242409 direct orogenital suctioning 0.243393 HSV-1 infection 0.329611 male infants 0.32302 cases 0.337686 neonatal HSV infections 0.266721 current HSV infection 0.277562 HSV-1 neonatal herpes 0.258444 oral suction 0.271881 neonatal herpes patients 0.251631 York City Department 0.236221 circumcision site 0.237473 hospital staff members 0.254024 risk 0.277916 neonatal herpes infection 0.273249 nosocomial HSV transmission 0.277006	CLICK HERE
7398	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Elimination of Chemical Weapons Fact Sheet	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention provides independent oversight to the U.S. chemical weapons elimination program. The team’s mission is prevention with vigilance to protect the health of workers and the public.	worker health 0.269981 safe chemical warfare 0.424 chemical warfare agents 0.81304 Disease Control 0.269196 Public Laws 0.274023 demilitarization program 0.273441 Review biweekly reports 0.308827 prevention 0.220703 medical program 0.255776 elimination team 0.271704 weapons elimination program 0.332598 Safe Disposal 0.297982 mission 0.22181 chemical weapons elimination 0.452716 agent disposal facility 0.525906 quality assurance 0.256554 plans 0.215725 local authorities 0.257086 design specifications 0.260156 chemical warfare agent 0.622981 major categories 0.261825 air-monitoring equipment inspections 0.304166 Centers 0.211448 nonstockpile chemical weapons 0.339244 safe destruction 0.267812	agent disposal comprise 0.360469 CDC chemical weapons 0.358516 occupational medicine challenges 0.298847 unintended exposure 0.259171 vigilance 0.215357 readiness demonstrations 0.25866 medical clinic 0.255321 chemical warfare material 0.448031 air monitoring data 0.306262 U.S. Army 0.329596 chemical warfare materiel 0.447471 public health 0.636685 warfare agent disposal 0.519184 public health concerns 0.320555 safeguards 0.212522 Review DoD 0.267736 chemical agent disposal 0.608728 precautionary measures 0.263605 chemical warfare 0.934922 important element 0.266707 independent oversight 0.273628 worker safety 0.259831 potential hazards 0.259018 public health effects 0.317783	CLICK HERE
8563	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - In Memorial, Evelyn Cox Flood	In Memorial, To date, October 1918 remains the deadliest month in U.S. history when approximately 200,000 Americans died of the flu. Healthy, young adults (average age 35 years) began coughing in the morning and were dead by the evening. The family stories described in this section define true courage amid unbearable loss.	Myrtle 0.347071 bodies 0.341884 father 0.402119 boys 0.338019 Evelyn Cox Flood 0.815154 Storyteller 0.354883 Virgil 0.3541 Missouri 0.38485 farm 0.339482 sleigh ride 0.529287 Evelyn′s 0.339121 Gordon Cox 0.558347 mother Eliza Ann 0.828701	Civil War 0.513285 flu 0.349713 transportation 0.339213 horse 0.33912 Theodore 0.345339 older children 0.508668 Alice A. Piper 0.759628 Dora 0.354135 time 0.338722 buggy 0.353713 Eliza Ann 0.947303 age 0.336753 Mountain View 0.523185	CLICK HERE
10922	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Physicians Who Use Social Media and Other Internet-Based Communication Technologies	CDC's Division of Cancer Prevention and Control (DCPC) works with national cancer organizations, state health agencies, and other key groups to develop, implement, and promote effective strategies for preventing and controlling cancer.	privileges 0.551659 best ways 0.709044 doctors—males 0.540919 United States 0.732406 attitudes 0.544545 campaign planners 0.710973 clinical practices 0.722007 kinds 0.540366 Journal 0.533367 CDC study 0.779736 DocStyles 0.535262 Web technologies 0.739747 variety 0.537325 Rim SH 0.738517 Gelb CA 0.737298 Internet-based communication technologies 0.881649 health care providers 0.882971 social media 0.703815 survey questions 0.749323 annual Web-based survey 0.927361 Gynecologic Cancer campaign 0.906868	obstetrician/gynecologists 0.582787 Rodriguez JL 0.741421 hospital setting 0.739419 females 0.553862 teaching hospital 0.713662 Web technology 0.930629 American Medical Informatics 0.890508 private practice 0.740562 primary care physicians 0.922859 Porter Novell 0.735123 pediatricians 0.562218 Cooper CP 0.720313 group practice 0.740219 doctors 0.739387 U.S. physicians 0.72574 difference 0.543119 Polonec L. Physicians 0.880175 dermatologists 0.560408 allied health professionals 0.906216 Hawkins NA 0.719006 male 0.534118	CLICK HERE
12265	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Preventing Chronic Disease | Parental Weight Status and Offspring Cardiovascular Disease Risks: a Cross-Sectional Study of Chinese Children - CDC	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.			CLICK HERE
12290	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Improving Burial Practices and Cemetery Management During anEbola Virus Disease Epidemic - Sierra Leone, 2014	On January 13, 2015, this report was posted as an MMWR Early Release on the MMWR website (http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr).	Port Loko 0.366496 burial team supervisors 0.40573 Ebola virus transmission 0.56933 body 0.346308 burial team responses 0.402997 Ebola victims 0.371151 safe burials 0.443293 Western Urban 0.375112 dignified burial practices 0.409829 national-level burial team 0.389489 burial practices 0.640566 safe burial practices 0.486605 burial team procedures 0.387831 burial teams 0.988192 safe burial process 0.364607 nontraditional burial practices 0.397431 ebola virus disease 0.357267 community 0.425075 burial team composition 0.385293 safe burial teams 0.394567 burial team practices 0.450136 safe burial command 0.366653 safe burial 0.577301 burial team supervisor 0.438085 burial team command 0.365467	Port Loko districts 0.342691 community members 0.350196 national safe burial 0.39212 level burial team 0.362738 bodies 0.436902 Sierra Leone 0.771488 district burial team 0.389435 multifunction burial teams 0.376037 burial team structures 0.367198 12-person burial team 0.390496 safe community burials 0.424682 burial team 0.916164 newly established burial 0.369225 cemetery 0.34765 Loko burial teams 0.392339 dignified medical burials 0.492272 proper burial 0.357063 burial agencies 0.339795 burial trainings 0.35293 dignified burial SOP 0.38156 dignified burial 0.413002 additional trained burial 0.382741 Burial team size 0.384683 burial team PPE 0.406158	CLICK HERE
12769	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Non-CDC Laboratory Resources | Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever |CDC	null	Ebola Virus Infection 0.584862 Interim U.S. Guidance 0.381945 Microsoft Word file 0.360051 Ebola Questions 0.546534 Africa Ebola Outbreak 0.599987 Confirmed Ebola Patients 0.566774 Previous Outbreak Updates 0.382865 Interfacility Transport Guidance 0.375465 Potential Ebola Virus 0.600272 Ebola Virus Detection 0.559734 page options Skip 0.364365 Sierra Leone Vaccine 0.38083 Ebola Treatment Centers 0.573215 Outbreak Preparedness 0.36245 Ebola Patients 0.566916 Ebola Response Updates 0.52856 Emergency Department Guidance 0.376749 Disinfecting Hospital Guidance 0.375153 Ebola Epidemic 0.537553 Ebola Assessment Hospitals 0.54485 Adobe PDF file 0.359494 Virus Exposure Influenza 0.382593 Ebola Diagnosed 0.538197 Ebola PPE 0.549238	U.S. Healthcare Workers 0.363023 Current Ebola Treatment 0.548091 Sierra Leone 0.397544 Search Form Controls 0.407614 Patient Handoff SOP 0.392882 Outbreak Cases 0.364926 Confirmed Ebola Virus 0.577629 West Africa Outbreak 0.394502 Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever 0.583264 Ebola Virus Disease 0.825881 Suspected Ebola Patients 0.54568 Personal Protective Equipment 0.383574 Ebola Survivors Questions 0.560151 Healthcare Settings Guidance 0.38717 Outbreak Distribution Map 0.381061 Search Controls 0.362955 Handling Untreated Sewage 0.382302 Ebola Transmission 0.519612 Ebola Virus Exposure 0.600046 Interim Guidance 0.366407 Ebola Response Planning 0.556246 Ebola Virus 0.922448 Non-CDC Laboratory Resources 0.398724 Leone Vaccine Trial 0.381701	CLICK HERE
15716	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Environmental Scanning as a Public Health Tool: Kentucky'sHuman Papillomavirus Vaccination Project	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.	environmental scans 0.370476 scan’s components 0.284228 public health issues 0.278726 Kentucky Markey Cancer 0.321235 environmental scan activities 0.340023 vaccination media scan 0.339562 environmental scan process 0.400125 public health effectiveness 0.281321 public health practitioners 0.276 research priorities 0.289382 stakeholders 0.287916 papillomavirus vaccination project 0.306758 Kentucky HPV vaccination 0.329354 HPV vaccination research 0.331396 quality improvement 0.295621 National Cancer Institute 0.303382 Kentucky HPV Initiatives 0.293092 vaccination project team 0.292982 environmental scan experience 0.337523 public health 0.689642 environmental scan plan 0.330998 Kentucky’s HPV 0.28208 HPV vaccination trends 0.322416 key informant interviews 0.287187	public health areas 0.280155 environmental scan 0.964411 vaccination environmental scan 0.403814 public health activities 0.30288 HPV vaccination data 0.324671 public health evaluation 0.285347 environmental scan team 0.329129 HPV vaccination uptake 0.392308 human papillomavirus vaccination 0.330007 HPV vaccination initiatives 0.322785 Kentucky Cancer Consortium 0.280151 Markey Cancer Center 0.315293 cancer centers 0.27863 HPV vaccination activities 0.354261 strategic planning 0.286089 public health practice 0.409904 environmental scan results 0.33426 scan’s design 0.286639 environmental scanning 0.287717 environmental scan steps 0.323071 environmental scanning process 0.286078 HPV environmental scan 0.383517 state mental health 0.28504	CLICK HERE