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719	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Differences Between HIV-Infected Men and Women inAntiretroviral Therapy Outcomes - Six African Countries,2004-2012	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.	ART program outcomes 0.504594 ART 0.824938 new HIV infections 0.504364 standardized abstraction forms 0.482568 Health medical records 0.437355 CУДte d'Ivoire 0.937565 higher attrition risk 0.519726 Pediatric AIDS Foundation 0.486173 African countries 0.469407 first-line ART regimen 0.481631 African ART programs 0.464111 men 0.693589 MD 0.470906 ART facilities 0.486577 national public health 0.422086 western Africa 0.427035 CD4 count 0.467579 southern African cohorts 0.49533 ART initiation 0.7454 attrition 0.75176 World Health Organization 0.527399 program patient outcomes 0.433853 Global Health 0.519078 ART outcomes 0.422294	ART program 0.529419 male attrition 0.474627 Tanzania 0.445641 significant higher attrition 0.513224 ART medical records 0.483661 -infected men 0.430125 ART enrollees 0.579447 ART regimen 0.553267 adult men 0.429265 countries 0.492186 Glaser Pediatric AIDS 0.485069 study-eligible ART patients 0.479865 HIV disease stage 0.633377 Swaziland 0.43398 ART program improvement 0.457769 Behavioral Health Sciences 0.421081 southern Africa 0.584578 higher attrition 0.568352 higher attrition rates 0.566992 lower rates 0.473295 eastern Africa 0.468405 adult ART enrollees 0.476673 attrition risk 0.601411	CLICK HERE
6224	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Monday, August 29, 2011	null	indoor air quality 0.871572 recirculation aerosol wind 0.856524 road traffic noise 0.858647 Public Health Nutr. 0.88003 Neighborhood fast food 0.858236 Aug 0.960824 PLoS One. 0.893292 hyperbaric oxygen treatment 0.858465 Public Health. 0.895185 CDC Science Clips 0.957106 global pooled analysis 0.863915 driving-point biodynamic response 0.857997 risk factors 0.865242 Chief Science Officer 0.872149 human clinical specimens 0.862101 Public policy 0.861621 Celentano DD 0.87023 home-based antiretroviral therapy 0.861436 Raczynski JM 0.876804 inactivated influenza vaccine 0.859608 emergency obstetric care 0.859288 young black men 0.871903 Soc Sci Med. 0.865331 Environ Geochem Health. 0.882591 BMC Public Health. 0.876909	Stephen B. Thacker 0.924788 fast food restaurants 0.894241 human rotavirus strain 0.862642 United States 0.867524 Occup Environ Med. 0.973864 Mycobacterium shinjukuense sp. 0.860353 Acquir Immune Defic 0.920639 public health 0.891502 Immune Defic Syndr. 0.920633 secondhand smoke exposure 0.860321 Daley MF 0.865857 Syst Evol Microbiol. 0.861419 public health literature 0.877591 south eastern Tanzania 0.859488 Blount BC 0.863642 B. Thacker CDC 0.94618 Vaccine Safety Datalink 0.861835 HIV risk factors 0.864842 Environ Occup Health. 0.897155 national physician survey 0.861383 et al 0.877939 carbon monoxide poisoning 0.858588 fast food consumption 0.858347 dhps allelic haplotypes 0.862533	CLICK HERE
6720	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease and AssociatedHealth-Care Resource Use - North Carolina, 2007 and 2009	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.	North Carolina 0.740085 daily COPD medications 0.581595 adequate diagnostic spirometry 0.372181 COPD medications 0.624909 follow-up COPD module 0.565912 COPD patients 0.529795 data 0.380307 diagnostic breathing tests 0.374498 COPD exacerbations 0.544596 breathing test question 0.379615 adults 0.39078 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.396671 significant differences 0.411349 COPD symptoms 0.749815 severe COPD 0.543688 North Carolina Division 0.375631 COPD deaths 0.580687 North Carolina COPD 0.627251 health-care coverage 0.428854 COPD module 0.642479 breathing test 0.793691 COPD prevalence 0.588739 COPD-related symptoms 0.400946 environmental tobacco smoke 0.386551	medical care 0.373157 health status 0.429593 respondents 0.495855 health-care provider 0.390956 persons 0.375233 COPD-related health-care resources 0.372971 COPD Learn 0.531678 high COPD prevalence 0.582917 physician-diagnosed COPD 0.545521 COPD diagnosis 0.554756 overnight hospital stay 0.398357 diagnostic breathing test 0.751706 statistically significant differences 0.389896 high school diploma 0.388457 chronic bronchitis 0.490857 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.398658 breathing test rates 0.381944 COPD status 0.58222 advanced COPD 0.536556 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.399058 personal doctor 0.371244 COPD 0.949936 self-reported COPD 0.594198	CLICK HERE
6764	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - South Africa - CDC's HIV Prevention Programs: A Comprehensive Approach	CDC partners in South Africa with government and parastatal agencies, private institutions, universities and non-governmental organizations to improve the country’s public health foundation, to prevent transmission of HIV, to provide care and treatment for those who are already infected with HIV, and to strengthen laboratory capacity.	South African culture 0.713852 HIV prevention messaging 0.764032 stigma 0.529005 endorsement 0.529484 Biomedically-focused HIV activities 0.797332 traditional healers 0.710308 significant role 0.608767 most-at-risk populations 0.614529 general population 0.610667 consistent programs 0.61699 Content source 0.607439 HHS 0.532107 comprehensive approach 0.629226 government 0.517879 Notice 0.519482 Blood Service 0.619912 treatment services 0.60734 Province Blood Transfusion 0.730986 fear 0.518996 evidence-based behavior change 0.742025	cases 0.518273 counseling 0.5176 strategies 0.520334 South Africans 0.642456 multiple prevention interventions 0.751355 testing 0.51758 prevention messages 0.617625 safe medical injections 0.732609 adult male circumcision 0.729098 difficulty 0.520575 transfusion-transmitted HIV infection 0.785958 non-federal site 0.625538 HIV services 0.679595 valuable partners 0.611139 South African National 0.73282 employees 0.516889 CDC South Africa 0.982614 disease-free blood 0.639199 support 0.517947	CLICK HERE
8681	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Fatal Injuries in Offshore Oil and Gas Operations - UnitedStates, 2003-2010	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.	transportation safety guidelines 0.420146 gas industry 0.275592 underwater escape training 0.291214 Gas Producers 0.237332 offshore oil 0.914248 applicable transportation safety 0.324936 elevated occupational fatality 0.240625 offshore fatalities 0.424726 offshore workers 0.263772 gas operations 0.806516 fatal helicopter crashes 0.262812 transportation events 0.330961 statistically significant increase 0.297777 offshore operations 0.483821 gas extraction industry 0.708264 gas extraction workers 0.369771 Mexico offshore operations 0.339462 transportation fatalities 0.333273 helicopter events 0.36389 offshore drilling units 0.319442 specifically helicopter crashes 0.2489 annual fatalities 0.360817 Fatal Occupational Injuries 0.317302 helicopter crashes 0.359128 NAICS codes 0.238436	gas operators 0.245056 United States 0.281544 Alaska Pacific Office 0.30814 offshore drilling platforms 0.310205 work-related fatalities 0.380515 Western States Office 0.306698 North American Industry 0.237539 Deepwater Horizon explosion 0.325158 Labor Statistics 0.284833 fatal work injuries 0.234134 civilian helicopter crashes 0.25068 active offshore drilling 0.61373 life jackets 0.264574 Annual fatality rates 0.258829 offshore drilling rigs 0.609693 Mexico operations 0.233585 helicopter underwater escape 0.316581 occupational fatality rates 0.31071 frequent fatalities 0.291863 stringent applicable transportation 0.324973 helicopter fatalities 0.327437 collective fatality rate 0.266548 CFOI narrative data 0.228179 fatalities 0.683054	CLICK HERE
12171	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Meningitis | Lab Manual | Results Management and Reporting | CDC	Primary Culture and Presumptive Identification Laboratory Methods.	laboratory directors 0.627626 regular reporting frequencies 0.606876 request form 0.672011 laboratory data management 0.672339 following information 0.610922 confirmed N. meningitidis 0.608318 data management requirements 0.657577 efficient reporting mechanisms 0.602462 disease control programs 0.600744 laboratory results 0.632553 Proper laboratory procedures 0.651719 routine data backups 0.63763 standardized report form 0.606756 quality data management 0.744159 accurate data reporting 0.658149 standardized request form 0.614705 best laboratory efforts 0.730498 quality control 0.59383 Additional information 0.586287 important information 0.631725 epidemiological data 0.590431 public health officials 0.597317 national health departments 0.596463 appropriate shipping conditions 0.602764 laboratory managers 0.586588	quality assurance 0.593803 public policy decisions 0.597749 African meningitis belt 0.610071 computerized information systems 0.806614 unique laboratory identification 0.628922 data management 0.962143 H. influenzae serotype 0.611884 epidemic response decisions 0.620329 N. meningitidis 0.623327 laboratory logbook 0.593373 clinical specimens 0.678155 susceptibility testing results 0.607379 Data management systems 0.66418 bacterial meningitis 0.631948 accurate laboratory results 0.631564 data formats 0.582266 data recipients 0.580417 useful summary information 0.634517 specimen container 0.627616 laboratory staff 0.583759 identification number 0.600497 clinical specimen 0.585653 patient information 0.580414 laboratory data 0.682654	CLICK HERE
12556	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	CDC: Tips From Former Smokers - Brian's Story	Smoking is especially dangerous for people who are living with HIV, the virus that can cause AIDS. Brian learned that lesson the hard way, when he had a stroke—a brain attack—at age 43. Over time, smoking and having HIV had led to clogged blood vessels in Brian's neck. In this video from CDC's Tips From Former Smokers campaign, Brian talks about surviving HIV-related medical problems. He regained good health—then nearly lost his life because of smoking. 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://streaming.cdc.gov/vod.php?id=c103243507a5410aa75683aedab903b320140620100943117	Brian 0.658455 Smokers 0.932887	CDC 0.92604 YouTube 0.871802	CLICK HERE
14396	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Medication Use During Pregnancy | CDC Features	The safety of most medications taken by pregnant women is unknown and dependent on many factors. Talk with your doctor if you are pregnant or planning a pregnancy.	CDC 0.429766 little information 0.46666 type 0.415688 Teratology Information Specialists 0.520653 National Birth Defects 0.644965 possible risks 0.530794 pregnant women 0.928526 Disease Control 0.54286 Drug companies 0.527703 safety 0.491886 medications 0.927183 pregnant woman 0.55806 health conditions 0.467425 health care providers 0.607377 U.S. Food 0.471073 general safety 0.467624 certain medication 0.486617 pregnancy 0.767025 over-the-counter medications 0.730772 possible risk factors 0.640597 effects 0.523167 NBDPS website 0.525971 Defects Prevention Study 0.647896 Examples 0.414845	problems 0.424392 unborn baby 0.548793 Centers 0.429235 Drug Administration 0.467327 babies 0.424129 public 0.428057 FDA Pregnancy Registry 0.528225 certain medications 0.785668 special studies 0.462557 isotretinoin 0.418457 harmful effects 0.476202 animal studies 0.465933 OTIS 0.426768 Talk 0.425843 birth defects 0.733473 Birth Defects Prevention 0.637093 unborn child 0.548859 doctor 0.534506 FDA MedWatch Program 0.519307 prescription 0.431877 Pregnant animals 0.550197 high blood pressure 0.533566 herbal products 0.624119 harmful medications 0.582993	CLICK HERE
14633	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Fall Injuries Prevention in the Workplace: Publications: Literature Search - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic	Fall Injuries Prevention in the Workplace: Publications: Literature Search	journal articles 0.615836 grant reports 0.731749 NIOSH 0.465003	searchable bibliographic database 0.986441 documents 0.259491 occupational safety 0.754711	CLICK HERE
15301	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2011-12 Flu Season	FluVaxView vaccination coverage 2011-12 Influenza Season - CDC	Early Vaccination Coverage 0.399688 influenza vaccination coverage 0.474674 Population Early Season 0.458373 Dashboard 0.462644 Vaccination Trends 0.410121 Women Vaccination Coverage 0.469272 Single Season Report 0.315815 Season Vaccination Coverage 0.671612 vaccination coverage 0.99715 General Population Coverage 0.431827 Pregnant Women 0.533648 Key Findings 0.339313 2011-12 Report 0.281486 state-level influenza vaccination 0.423187 Population Vaccination Coverage 0.632614 Trend Report 0.347401 page options Skip 0.270986 Pregnant Women Vaccination 0.469833 Season General Population 0.540529 General Population Vaccination 0.636168 Influenza Vaccination Distribution 0.396826 (Flu) 0.312196 Influenza Types 0.295164 2012-13 Report 0.280287 United States 0.379498	email address 0.307674 Early Season Vaccination 0.61718 general population 0.837533 2016-17 Trend Report 0.333232 Search Form Controls 0.329048 Health Care Personnel 0.690426 Recent Influenza Vaccination 0.396266 2016-17 Report 0.281171 NIS-Flu Influenza Data 0.430176 Local Areas 0.321182 Personnel Flu Vaccination 0.393971 General Population Place 0.435505 General Population NHIS 0.433311 Influenza Season 0.327244 Seasonal Flu 0.284403 Internet Panel Survey 0.296903 Report 0.412559 Single Season Dashboard 0.36232 Mid-Season Flu Vaccination 0.434171 Seasonal Influenza 0.278053 Nursing Home 0.289694 2013-14 Report 0.308986 Flu Season 0.312552 Flu Vaccination Coverage 0.58147	CLICK HERE