ARTICLES LIST

 

Total Results: 16203

Media ID Source Name Media Type Language Media Name Media Description Keywords Keywords Link to Article
593 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en You Can Help Detect and Solve Outbreaks of Foodborne Disease | CDC Features Did you know you can help disease detectives detect and solve foodborne disease outbreaks? Learn some ways you can help detect and solve foodborne disease outbreaks, and maybe help protect others from getting sick.
disease detectives0.510553
Escherichia coli0.381081
health care provider0.523997
blood tests0.368476
outbreak investigation0.393215
common types0.375857
U.S. Department0.368517
similar outbreaks0.416355
case-control study0.364999
similar symptoms0.367248
environmental testing information0.435825
health department officials0.430069
Health care providers0.437798
foodborne illnesses0.499283
foodborne disease outbreaks0.934123
sick people0.487737
public health officials0.422586
short time0.378563
healthy people0.375366
important role0.371722
foodborne illness0.512102
state public health0.436604
shopper card information0.422292
medical conditions0.380215
Health departments0.379245
special events0.36863
Disease Detective Investigations0.423327
harmful germs0.394454
Drug Administration0.365952
outbreak investigations0.448519
foodborne germs0.439586
food diary0.390774
local health department0.532946
food receipts0.482606
state health department0.628919
foodborne disease detectives0.495071
shopper card programs0.536465
original packaging0.364996
public health0.474381
food poisoning0.640482
food regulatory laboratories0.442861
health department website0.444826
health official contacts0.43274
health department0.643934
food eaten0.390835
common source0.370341
people0.52467
epidemiologic study0.364956
CLICK HERE
5720 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en Furfural - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards null
MPEG0.378858
search0.263099
PDF0.261307
PPT0.446092
DOC0.368812
information0.262482
different file formats0.938484
page0.276773
CLICK HERE
6891 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en Health Information for Disaster Relief Volunteers|Natural Disasters and Severe Weather Information on disasters. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
Microsoft PowerPoint file0.731795
Extreme Heat Older0.72672
Vibrio vulnificus Wound0.73704
Water Safe0.78627
Winter Weather Checklists0.739833
Evacuation Center Play0.747405
Microsoft Word file0.735157
Hot Weather Tips0.742127
Lightning Safety Tips0.76381
Health Care Professionals0.838515
Disaster Location0.730239
Microsoft Excel file0.73082
page options Skip0.74926
Safety Food Safety0.818416
different file formats0.733266
Public Evacuation Centers0.761392
Disaster Resources Educational0.799963
Apple Quicktime file0.727502
Missouri Cooling Centers0.734226
Building Water Systems0.735386
Adobe PDF file0.728726
Pressure Washer Safety0.74363
Evacuation Centers0.924155
Storm Indoor Safety0.758349
Tsunamis Health Effects0.743743
Winter Weather0.749064
Search Form Controls0.854944
Disaster Relief Volunteers|Natural0.807111
Pesticide Safety Guidance0.748974
Disaster Evacuation Centers0.905898
Emergency Health Professionals0.765831
Disaster Immunization Immunization0.789389
Extreme Heat PSAs0.78757
Emergency Responders0.73175
Additional Information0.747516
Outdoor Safety0.759154
Extreme Heat0.851937
Workers Health Care0.773791
Safety Information0.729122
Search Controls0.746961
Tsunami Worker Safety0.757077
Educational Materials0.811106
Community Evacuation Centers0.762475
emergency wound care0.746559
carbon monoxide poisoning0.977614
Health Information0.773719
Worker Safety0.842299
Severe Weather0.781645
Disaster Relief Volunteers0.767607
CLICK HERE
10530 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en Email Updates: July 29, 2013'Clinicians Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA) CDC Clinician Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA). Providing clinicians the most current and reliable information on emerging public health threats, such as pandemics, natural disasters, and bioterrorism.
CDC Director0.781835
CDC0.925631
Involving Inhalation Anthrax0.641746
Public Health Matters0.6881
free webinar0.662466
respiratory illness0.632946
Emergency Preparedness0.653685
South Central Preparedness0.653218
Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus0.647202
COCA Email Update0.666457
FDA Safety Information0.658845
Tom Frieden Twitter0.690314
different health problems0.668298
public health community0.693773
HPV vaccination rates0.638483
– (CDC)0.724776
new avian influenza0.652948
CDC Science Clips0.806899
Additional COCA Conference0.651703
CDC Influenza Division0.783088
new H7N9 virus0.649176
important safety information0.640064
tribal public health0.690564
racial/ethnic minority groups0.637067
health care providers0.735512
Dr. Tom Frieden0.680465
Free CE credit/contact0.638592
Weekly Flu View0.634728
public health0.819639
Specific Hazards preparedness0.648999
EID Home Page0.636525
Middle East Respiratory0.730698
World Health Organization0.661521
available immunization resources0.659453
FDA Investigates Multistate0.648954
public opinion polls0.655031
live Twitter chat0.655339
in-person training centers0.631369
recent ACIP recommendations0.664952
FoodSafety.gov Reports FDA0.653536
recent vaccine recommendations0.646633
interim travel advice0.637158
Dr. Frieden0.66106
East Respiratory Syndrome0.730675
Emergency Response Learning0.647583
Response Training Resources0.652339
CDC subject matter0.812714
CLICK HERE
11269 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en Progress on Children Eating More Fruit, Not Vegetables - Vital Signs Infographic The amount of whole fruit* children, 2-18 years old, ate increased by 67% from 2003 to 2010 and replaced fruit juice as the main contributor of fruit to children’s diets.
Graphic image0.980671
normal daily activities0.478898
fruit0.823475
min/day0.3207
vegetable consumption0.389607
family style0.396431
fellow student0.486666
school salad bar0.452494
mom0.343739
Boys ages0.631062
vegetables0.865923
moderate physical activity0.485359
home vegetables0.453755
home tips0.389398
time period0.488908
right chart0.393754
Fruit juice intake0.478812
amounts0.321242
children0.396521
student selling fruit0.467098
Maya0.450403
Girls ages0.65755
active children0.394941
cups0.77703
calorie needs0.403931
14-180.346379
class0.365589
vegetable snacking0.392975
school store0.387414
healthy breakfast0.38934
Fig0.630972
Text0.457193
calories0.39157
healthy snack0.388836
school garden0.379158
1-1 ½ cups0.577641
2-180.320393
www.ChooseMyPlate.gov0.321129
SOURCE0.321147
school lunch0.383615
Total fruit consumption0.476379
fruit intake0.400473
salad bar0.466521
USDA0.320338
CLICK HERE
11319 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en Visual Communication Visuals, such as pictures, drawings, charts, graphs and diagrams, can be effective tools for communicating health information.
different ways0.636029
main message0.618419
charts0.45129
graphic displays0.631455
lower literacy0.667722
diagrams0.455669
health information0.643278
individuals0.44545
tools0.450944
pictures0.494752
captions0.457282
public domain health0.811803
presentation0.447345
graphs0.461583
Visual communication0.651956
drawings0.451367
audiences0.455392
speak0.458047
decisions0.449767
audience0.448603
visuals0.907408
health messages0.637413
People0.443424
resources0.475638
complex information0.645334
clear headings0.656897
CLICK HERE
11501 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en NCIRD | DBD Bulletin Fall 2013 | Publications Division of Bacterial Diseases Bulletin Fall
TaqMan Array Card0.258418
Hicks LA0.257329
vaccine effectiveness studies0.354663
13-valent pneumococcal conjugate0.792338
infant pertussis0.209312
United States0.400057
BMC Infect Dis.0.300129
pertactin-deficient Bordetella pertussis0.281318
capsular serotype-specific loci0.27597
immunocompromising conditions0.273233
Pediatr Infect Dis0.388334
23-valent pneumococcal polysaccharide0.455092
invasive pneumococcal disease0.403831
MMWR Morb Mortal0.409206
sickle cell disease0.256336
Immunization Practices0.265574
respiratory tract infections0.249723
al H. Transcriptional0.295271
upper respiratory tract0.412061
CDC. Updated recommendations0.27041
Mortal Wkly Rep.0.389349
streptococcal disease0.204332
confound detection0.202508
pneumococcal conjugate vaccine0.959928
Morb Mortal Wkly0.409162
Pregnancy dose Tdap0.242532
annual publications list0.240757
human pharyngeal cells0.244405
intrapartum antibiotic prophylaxis0.27515
multiple pathogen detection0.259671
acellular pertussis0.243116
pertussis diagnostics0.210107
pregnant women—Advisory Committee0.275203
Pimenta FC0.201131
Clin Infect Dis.0.302
Advance Media Report0.235166
meningococcal disease0.206247
Infect Dis.0.3763
Infect Dis J.0.388289
Clin Vaccine Immunol.0.347921
Hersh AL0.235582
et al0.965794
pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine0.551068
United States laboratories0.254275
CLICK HERE
12974 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en Information for Families and Loved Ones of Responders |Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever | CDC null
health log0.406938
apprehension–yours0.320406
sickness0.381232
family member0.987924
fatigue0.346039
important personal documents0.508522
state0.337399
rural areas0.410128
plan0.321692
in-country assigned buddy0.507282
family members0.495259
cell phone service0.51107
Ebola responder0.454739
work0.344231
colds0.355492
equipment0.321774
jet lag0.408652
excitement0.323189
friends0.333368
team members0.407338
trip home0.399885
failure0.341353
healthy behaviors0.414912
travel medications0.4236
fever0.341512
local colleagues0.410999
minor infections0.40968
pet care0.422052
local health department0.654733
child care0.422222
signs0.337969
Ebola-related deaths0.413055
health status daily0.492785
sore throat0.419905
temperature0.358536
traveler’s diarrhea0.416819
bills0.321308
power0.320158
deployment0.321249
resources0.322691
medical screening/health evaluation0.497556
Talk0.320445
21-day follow-up period0.491438
personal infection prevention0.496193
West Africa0.427005
anti-malaria pills0.430056
elder care0.418714
information0.322702
depression0.33948
CLICK HERE
13838 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en Increasing Referrals to a YMCA-Based Diabetes PreventionProgram: Effects of Electronic Referral System Modification andProvider Education in Federally Qualified Health Centers 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.
eligible patients0.508501
segmented regression analysis0.377929
Diabetes Educ0.256375
health care provider0.23773
Diabetes Prevention Programs0.380742
YDPP referral process0.233238
health centers0.231683
New York City0.262821
EHR lead-in period0.253954
Program Research Group0.295552
Disease Control0.233481
referrals0.361912
eligible patient referrals0.315834
lead-in EHR period0.258653
Montefiore Medical Center0.278042
primary care referrals0.27427
provider education intervention0.819742
lifestyle modification program0.239847
New York State0.42637
diabetes prevention programming0.25308
YDPP referral form0.233845
patient referrals0.33881
York State YDPP0.234195
practice-based Diabetes Prevention0.250258
staff education intervention0.251944
education intervention shows0.270691
community-based Diabetes Prevention0.2938
electronic health record0.419172
York State Health0.255289
YMCA Diabetes Prevention0.378593
medical directors0.236102
diabetes prevention strategies0.278103
lifestyle intervention0.247554
YDPP program information0.233405
clinic-based YDPP referrals0.277236
Health Diabetes Prevention0.282288
State Health Foundation0.242213
State YMCA Diabetes0.2338
new electronic referral0.242853
Prevention Program Research0.31283
New York0.717859
federally qualified health0.317486
York City Department0.246707
Diabetes Prevention Program0.917319
YDPP intervention0.2398
electronic referral0.275254
et al0.329226
EHR lead-in0.33202
Program lifestyle intervention0.242661
CLICK HERE
15466 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en Rotavirus Fact Sheet for Parents CDC fact sheet for parents: Rotavirus and the Vaccine (Drops) to Prevent It
stool0.326711
American Academy0.409799
Español0.333177
Page0.349677
best way0.536637
type0.323612
RotaTeq0.354092
rotavirus vaccines0.744074
loss0.347421
pages0.326061
Disease Control0.413806
poop0.32632
small rise0.42837
best protection0.439093
young children0.637245
intussusception case0.56531
Family Physicians0.418812
dehydration0.400241
vomiting0.416199
infants0.347452
severe diarrhea0.470671
Color0.326078
rotavirus disease0.734961
Rotavirus symptoms0.717916
body fluids0.41742
diarrhea0.513861
Doctors0.354016
Millions0.32471
dose0.452476
effects0.324222
vaccination0.324027
in-depth information0.416334
doses0.331147
United States0.431811
rotavirus vaccine0.931072
childcare centers0.413929
consume0.326623
babies0.534939
vaccine brands0.531468
bowel blockage0.437461
studies0.349273
hospital0.347477
hand washing0.410789
fussiness0.32417
cases0.323772
visit www.cdc.gov/rotavirus0.414429
visit www.cdc.gov/vaccines/parents0.415018
Rotarix0.32422
rotavirus0.991809
CLICK HERE

 

 

 

Terms of Use | Privacy Policy
©2017 ARCHES Technology. All Rights Reserved.