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906	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Features-Medication & Pregnancy Prevalences of Spina Bifida & Cleft Palate - NCBDDD	A special issue of the American Journal of Medical Genetics Part C with a specific focus on teratology?or the study of birth defects and their causes?recently has been published online. Included in this special issue is a new CDC study: “Influencing Clinical Practice Regarding the Use of Antiepileptic Medications During Pregnancy: Modeling the Potential Impact on the Prevalences of Spina Bifida and Cleft Palate in the United States.” You can read the abstract here.	epilepsy 0.403693 treatment 0.348482 United States. 0.458316 spina bifida 0.808233 findings 0.326345 adverse health outcomes 0.560069 babies 0.357585 Prevalences 0.347758 individuals 0.325859 Prevention 0.323693 Medical Genetics 0.463181 certain antiepileptic medications 0.650231 bipolar disorder 0.442063 major birth defects 0.577094 seizures 0.3748 specific focus 0.462839 previous studies 0.434987 baby’s mouth 0.431484 special issue 0.613037	Clinical Practice Regarding 0.591658 summary 0.326769 pregnancy 0.379169 cleft palate 0.801052 diseases 0.325273 valproic acid 0.993954 new CDC study 0.58903 major birth defect 0.548774 American Journal 0.463352 birth defects 0.833189 article 0.326711 carbamazepine 0.462006 lower risk medications 0.560874 Potential Impact 0.453791 Pregnant women 0.439956 online 0.328298 antiepileptic medications 0.852864 public health impact 0.537489	CLICK HERE
1251	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Human Papillomavirus Vaccination Coverage Among Adolescents,2007-2013, and Postlicensure Vaccine Safety Monitoring, 2006-2014 -United States	Shannon Stokley, MPH1, Jenny Jeyarajah, MS1, David Yankey, MS1, Maria Cano, MD2, Julianne Gee, MPH2, Jill Roark, MPH3, C. Robinette Curtis, MD1, Lauri Markowitz, MD4 (Author affiliations at end of text).	HPV vaccination plans 0.287152 HPV vaccine resources 0.241878 HPV vaccine series 0.279104 HPV vaccination 0.975854 United States 0.203884 boys 0.209132 HPV vaccine 0.872488 HPV types 0.207723 unchanging HPV vaccination 0.311057 effective HPV vaccines 0.249357 vaccination opportunities 0.237936	routine HPV vaccination 0.304246 HPV vaccination services 0.30382 HPV infection 0.218374 HPV vaccines 0.325701 vaccination histories.** HPV 0.326932 HPV vaccine safety 0.251177 HPV vaccination coverage 0.654865 HPV vaccination series 0.325204 HPV vaccination recommendations 0.3618 adolescent girls 0.337687	CLICK HERE
8107	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Monday, February 18, 2013	CDC - Stephen B. Thacker Library - Science Clips CDC - Stephen B. Thacker Library - Science ClipsCDC - Stephen B. Thacker Library - Science Clips	Trop Med Hyg. 0.953437 Contraceptive methods women 0.760099 HIV behavioral interventions 0.751339 rural community outbreaks 0.772606 Anal Chem. 0.688224 new service delivery 0.755453 Fridkin SK 0.703096 hepatitis B virus 0.690837 public health practitioners 0.764565 National Health Interview 0.762217 Community mortality 0.698985 U.S. emergency departments 0.780855 female sex workers 0.769506 CDC Science Clips 0.81052 single hepatitis 0.696417 Mississippi River basin 0.759909 Adverse childhood experiences 0.752672 Barbara Landreth 0.68741 Science Clips Production 0.757363 cervical cancer screening 0.75547 adverse event 0.690135 rural districts 0.695161 universal infant hepatitis 0.765365 DHHS 0.688233 Streptococcus pneumoniae serotype 0.775852	detectable residual antibody 0.76138 Hall HI 0.695771 United States 0.947499 Web Developer 0.739967 AIDS Behav. 0.687391 Culex pipiens 0.705204 molecular characterization 0.688293 western Kenya 0.686685 retrospective cohort study 0.751782 vaccine challenge dose 0.747275 asthma visits 0.689845 sexually transmitted infections 0.927706 bloodmeal hosts 0.689 National Immunization Survey-Teen 0.761144 Trock SC 0.686583 Feb 0.766855 public health literature 0.752251 B. Thacker CDC 0.805219 Prev Med. 0.69769 Gray KM 0.688021 PMTCT Option B+ 0.74981 U.S. states 0.699393 parental vaccination decisions 0.750559 frequent insufficient sleep 0.749299	CLICK HERE
8549	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Implementing the ACHIEVE Model to Prevent and Reduce Chronic Disease in Rural Klickitat County,Washington - CDC	In the United States, 133 million people live with 1 or more chronic diseases, which contribute to 7 of 10 deaths annually. To prevent and reduce the prevalence of chronic diseases, the National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO) provided technical assistance and funding to 33 local health departments in Washington State, including the Klickitat County Health Department (KCHD), to implement the Action Communities for Health, Innovation, and Environmental Change (ACHIEVE) model.	County Health Department 0.351555 coalition membership 0.268837 Klickitat County Health 0.520867 health organization Health 0.281691 community gardens 0.453522 Klickitat County 0.908118 multisector community coalition 0.300932 worksite wellness 0.513879 coalition members 0.338862 Klickitat Valley HealthRadiology 0.265815 Klickitat County population 0.321668 community events 0.332537 community 0.586336 Klickitat County residents 0.402477 health care facilities 0.268998 Washington State 0.444789 City Health Officials 0.317167 community institutions 0.276423 chronic disease 0.447374 Klickitat County Planning 0.35093 White Salmon 0.305583 HPA 0.737037 health care organizations 0.292242 chronic disease prevention 0.287522 community members 0.268387	community action plan 0.486702 HPA’s Healthy 0.350243 organization health care 0.339284 HPA’s establishment 0.330716 Central Klickitat Park 0.298601 Klickitat Valley HealthCommissioner 0.267014 Klickitat County towns 0.320633 HPA’s mission 0.314832 Klickitat River Trail 0.410375 coalition 0.356545 local health 0.276443 enhanced HPA 0.302638 local health departments 0.275596 social media 0.268544 health care 0.583369 worksite wellness programs 0.286185 Klickitat Valley Health 0.443155 HPA members 0.449037 Little Klickitat River 0.409578 physical activity 0.50438 worksite wellness toolkit 0.412532 HPA website 0.361103 Health care organization 0.314682 community health assessment 0.360278	CLICK HERE
9257	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Preventing Chronic Disease - CDC: Volume 10, 2013: 12_0340	Volumen 10 — el 25 de julio de 2013.	Chien-Wen Tseng 0.571623 Hyeong Jun Ahn 0.916355 Jill Miyamura 0.558333 Marjorie L.M 0.531509 altas hospitalarias 0.582668	salud pública 0.775948 diabetes mellitus 0.835908 Estados Unidos 0.969995 Tetine L 0.534653	CLICK HERE
9488	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcements: Environmental Microbiology: Control of Foodborne and Waterborne Diseases Course — January 9–13, 2012	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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.546321 waterborne diseases 0.825224 Critical Control Points 0.63531 public health policy 0.689295 U.S. Government Printing 0.623404 original MMWR paper 0.621178 Emory University 0.803311 public health practitioners 0.684606 Human Services 0.609471 assistive technology 0.545472 Hazard Analysis 0.524669 Clifton Rd 0.522328 chemical agents 0.530463 MMWR HTML versions 0.625112 U.S. Department 0.605209 MMWR readers 0.52858 character translation 0.515139 electronic PDF version 0.612431 surveillance systems 0.538067 public health professionals. 0.676459 public health 0.952556 Hubert Department 0.529925 format errors 0.515817 Rollins School 0.643606	quality assurance programs 0.631057 Global Health 0.552987 subject line 0.542662 Additional information 0.529116 5-day course 0.548031 Contact GPO 0.543575 typeset documents 0.522288 Pia Valeriano 0.542233 trade names 0.520592 Emory University students 0.681602 commercial sources 0.520514 water-transmitted diseases 0.54589 water safety 0.629191 current prices 0.518604 non-CDC sites 0.52048 disease surveillance information 0.656547 clinical manifestations 0.532113 Environmental Microbiology 0.529988 developing countries 0.526744 original paper copy 0.618335 indicator organisms 0.525066 CNR Bldg. 0.529184 wastewater treatment processes 0.629706	CLICK HERE
9892	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Michael Shaw, 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
11063	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Synopsis: July 10, 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.	lower calorie 0.723948 old youth 0.535087 AIDS-related mortality 0.548868 cost-effectiveness thresholds 0.545041 cryptococcal infection 0.622069 current smokers 0.529444 Surveillance System survey 0.540061 Tobacco Control Law 0.677883 older use menu 0.566032 resource-limited countries 0.531827 Senior Public Information 0.678099 World Health Organization 0.875094 comprehensive tobacco control 0.687162 communication strategies 0.54107 MPOWER package 0.540263 lower calorie choices 0.708569 tobacco products 0.5767 Cryptococcal meningitis 0.635 restaurants 0.545234 CDC Media Relations 0.931636 Enrique Rivero 0.550518 erivero@mednet.ucla.edu 0.543617 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.661211 adult meningitis 0.547122 Argentinian youths. 0.537947	conditional recommendations 0.530978 lower calorie options 0.716327 United States 0.661268 beverage choices 0.552738 Argentinian adolescents 0.531883 percent 0.677289 sub-Saharan Africa 0.539285 public places 0.624118 cryptococcal antigenemia prevalence 0.766495 menu boards 0.558475 Federal law 0.546289 High rates 0.539345 Global Youth Tobacco 0.68276 CD4 T-cell count 0.662152 calorie information 0.691142 common cause 0.530258 secondhand smoke exposure 0.651235 high prevalence 0.584541 mortality rate 0.534191 youth smoking 0.532308 menu labeling 0.67223 new report 0.555494 certain subgroups 0.53115 Los Angeles 0.53979	CLICK HERE
13968	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	null	The Real Cost Commercial: "Science Class"	Any way you slice it, smoking is dangerous stuff. From the toxic mix of chemicals in every puff of cigarette smoke to the harm it causes your body, a closer look will leave you wanting to #RunLikeHell.			CLICK HERE
14410	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tips for Getting Your Steps In | CDC Features	By walking with friends, family, even your co-workers, you can catch up, and enjoy the physical benefits at the same time.	bleachers 0.524865 family member 0.606515 tips 0.522153 extra shoes 0.605818 school 0.523991 small changes 0.618389 options 0.522557 busy schedules 0.637083 meeting 0.521748 obesity 0.524321 goals 0.522529 good place 0.608872 Americans 0.549225 friends 0.524637 Park 0.521875 airport 0.521489 physically active lifestyle 0.720025 health problems 0.627434 errands 0.529465 regular physical activity 0.753512 convenient walking path 0.746067 popular forms 0.624457 busy life 0.621326 important things 0.635155 adults 0.522308	lunch break 0.609259 filing cabinet 0.605315 good news 0.623463 latte 0.525489 Physical Activity Guidelines 0.736901 ways 0.546793 heart disease 0.63172 30-minute walks—can 0.626699 sports practice 0.613182 everyday activities 0.611721 co-workers 0.564983 extra laps 0.621825 different kinds 0.623462 family commitments 0.633203 restaurant 0.521169 Host 0.521762 physical benefits 0.641068 physical activity 0.966419 work problems 0.607866 bad weather 0.609125 day—walking 0.522168 week— 0.521735 time 0.547776 conference room 0.614732	CLICK HERE