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1113	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prevent Rotavirus | CDC Features	Vaccinate your child against rotavirus, a major cause of severe diarrhea.	best way 0.381882 emergency room 0.375264 insurance provider 0.371873 liquids 0.336389 program 0.327146 poop 0.318393 children 0.592275 young children 0.468232 dehydration 0.317668 small risk 0.369987 vomiting 0.317802 infants 0.445551 severe diarrhea 0.407689 rotavirus disease 0.787468 plenty 0.315254 dramatic decrease 0.375711 dose 0.335836 drug stores 0.38104 intussusception 0.415357 child 0.49094 vaccine drops 0.439837 doses 0.316591 tears 0.316139 dehydrated child 0.401798 United States 0.539422	rotavirus vaccine 0.943094 severe watery diarrhea 0.472999 severe rotavirus disease 0.692246 percent 0.315449 result 0.315826 ORS 0.345696 abdominal pain 0.385956 bowel blockage 0.381751 small increase 0.373179 eligible children 0.382521 hand 0.315852 fluids 0.315819 health insurance plans 0.429641 sick person 0.381847 food 0.333023 doctor 0.344859 environment 0.315923 mouth 0.334721 rotavirus illness 0.602489 rotavirus 0.953687 state VFC coordinator 0.434591 rotavirus vaccination 0.616471 different rotavirus vaccines 0.70667 Oral rehydration solutions 0.45292	CLICK HERE
5300	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Worker Safety After a Flood|Floods	Information on floods. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	tetanus booster shot 0.87848 watertight boots 0.415075 clean water 0.355102 steel toe 0.39067 wounds 0.241153 pavement breakers 0.373614 chain saws 0.361599 tetanus immunization campaigns 0.909964 tetanus booster 0.893258 heavy work gloves 0.621959 Cleanup crews 0.597965	hard hats 0.388407 Td 0.229189 cleanup activities 0.523707 flood cleanup 0.808233 tetanus vaccine 0.628755 rains cease 0.454751 hearing protection devices 0.561775 cleanup workers 0.519511 minor cuts 0.377546 Excessive noise 0.376263 tetanus vaccination 0.67472	CLICK HERE
6445	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	15th Annual Conference on Vaccine Research	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. 0.842934 meningococcal vaccine 0.897088 veterinary vaccinology 0.841405 National Foundation 0.822022 U.S. Government Printing 0.917652 original MMWR paper 0.917247 related technologies 0.829575 Clinical developments 0.826905 methodologic experts 0.827576 Human Services 0.901591 expert faculty 0.824739 assistive technology 0.840869 Vaccine Research 0.900418 MMWR HTML versions 0.921349 U.S. Department 0.901816 MMWR readers 0.826588 R. Hilleman Early-Stage 0.922216 Harbor Hotel 0.822342 electronic PDF version 0.907225 largest scientific forum 0.941235 diverse fields 0.820628 Outstanding Scientific Communications 0.929956 Career Investigator Award 0.923578	travel grants 0.819199 subject line 0.837797 enteric diseases 0.835762 Additional information 0.820832 preconference workshop 0.840815 travel stipend 0.832901 Contact GPO 0.841374 international agencies 0.819786 typeset documents 0.819732 general abstracts 0.829081 15th Annual Conference 0.955607 adverse events 0.826391 Bethesda Avenue 0.819508 eligible authors 0.822293 food safety vaccines 0.9597 non-CDC sites 0.817736 online submission 0.822858 original paper copy 0.913579 vaccine discovery 0.888959 limited resources 0.82381 Infectious Diseases 0.818017 research expenses 0.827079 Hyatt Regency Inner 0.934738	CLICK HERE
7443	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NCEH A to Z Index - X	Resources for the National Center for Environmental Health	MPEG 0.741242 site 0.541063 PDF 0.544429	PPT 0.837268 DOC 0.733754	CLICK HERE
8118	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | An Algorithm That IdentifiesCoronary and Heart Failure Events in the Electronic Health Record -CDC	The advent of universal health care coverage in the United States and the use of electronic health records can make the medical record a disease surveillance tool. The objective of our study was to identify criteria that accurately categorize acute coronary and heart failure events by using electronic health record data exclusively so that the medical record can be used for surveillance without manual record review.	codes 0.268674 myocardial infarction 0.451076 relevant financial relationships 0.300204 ischemic heart disease 0.257459 AMA PRA 0.257479 medical group 0.275534 heart disease prevalence 0.301729 Intelligent Medical Objects 0.269659 algorithm 0.299677 heart failure 0.81147 medical record data 0.305925 IMO terms 0.298528 Courtney Jordan Baechler 0.297331 heart diseasee 0.284483 systolic heart failure 0.383271 patients 0.262619 universal health care 0.273828 American Heart Association 0.269254 chronic disease 0.333939 manual record review 0.770947 electronic health 0.396959 unstable angina 0.316962 hospital discharge code 0.537759 electronic health record 0.378937	electronic medical record 0.338303 health record data 0.257433 heart disease treatment 0.272629 ST elevation 0.31713 ambulatory presentation 0.278852 heart disease 0.941259 acute heart failure 0.491694 public health 0.286194 acute coronary heart 0.271029 ECG 0.27 electronic health records 0.392656 health care coverage 0.274018 heart disease prevention 0.317059 Thomas E. Kottke 0.311966 medical record 0.546398 troponin level 0.337647 chest pain 0.334498 ECG data file 0.264194 chronic prevalent disease 0.31986 ICD-9-CM codes 0.266528 coronary heart disease 0.686774 medical records 0.32533 heart failure events 0.463999 normal troponin levels 0.290086	CLICK HERE
12490	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	ACIP Feb 2014: General Recommendations	General Recommendations on Immunization Storage and Handling of Immunobiologics, and Storage and handling. 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=f23197a4c24f705d5d808df7088b914920140410091148154	Feb 0.772256	YouTube 0.725938	CLICK HERE
12622	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Director's Briefing: SARS -- 10 Years Later	It has been 10 years since the global outbreak of SARS, which killed hundreds of people and cost tens of billions of dollars. In this Director's Briefing video, CDC Director Dr. Tom Frieden talks about how we have made progress in disease detection since SARS; however, we remain at risk from global health threats, including emerging and drug-resistant microbes. Next-generation tools like molecular sequencing and bioinformatics can help us rapidly identify and stop these killer microbes before they spread, but we must act now. 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=d70dfef016f95fc859f98b407aa3cc6520130312132525611	Director 0.767309	SARS 0.98068	CLICK HERE
13520	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Benefits of Vision Correction with Contact Lenses | Contact Lenses | CDC	CDC - Protect Your Eyes: Healthy and Safe Contact Lens Cleaning and Use. Millions of people use contact lenses every day but lens cleaning practices can lead to eye infections. Hands should be washed before handling contact lenses and contacts should be properly cleaned, disinfected, and stored to ensure eye health and safety. Following your eye doctor’s recommendations and a few simple steps can lead to healthy daily contact lens use.	pediatric contact lens 0.537131 Good vision 0.462752 Walline JJ 0.641673 refractive error correction 0.47968 contact lens-wearing experience 0.535579 orthokeratology contact lenses 0.631798 Well-fitting contact lenses 0.604708 K. Vision-specific quality 0.480521 contact lens myopia 0.573668 Study Group 0.486931 U.S. Food 0.498877 contact lenses 0.98018 randomized clinical trial 0.491318 low temperature work 0.488042 Sinnott LT. Corneal 0.48505 Curr Eye Res. 0.495704 eye doctor 0.50519 clinical contact lens 0.542733 Vision specific quality 0.487904 lenses—even cosmetic lenses 0.568274 soft contact lens 0.549635 eye—are medical devices 0.494613 relative peripheral hyperopia 0.485555 contact lens wearers 0.620328 correctable vision 0.466886	Drug Administration 0.498837 Cheung SW 0.497228 contact lens 0.841356 Eye Contact Lens. 0.524199 Rah MJ 0.497476 vision correction 0.456379 Contact Lenses. 0.518918 Jackson JM 0.490606 Ge J. Decrease 0.484661 contact lens wear 0.611595 vision-related quality-of-life measures 0.484127 individual’s eyes 0.45748 axial myopia progression 0.525521 non-prescription UV-blocking sunglasses 0.495696 myopia progression 0.570534 R. Myopia control 0.511695 contact lens materials 0.560873 fitted contact lenses 0.609561 Optometric Association 0.499947 longitudinal orthokeratology research 0.503231 Ophthalmol Vis Sci. 0.593232 Jones LA 0.489091 Optom Vis Sci. 0.640404 myopia control 0.513142	CLICK HERE
15450	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	What You Need to Know | Zika virus | CDC	Information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	pregnancies 0.447991 semen 0.436558 condoms 0.510492 sex partners 0.580083 United States 0.621006 Zika infection 0.596731 sign 0.437893 Zika virus 0.921981 areas 0.480208 type 0.441731 fetuses 0.455707 uninfected mosquitoes 0.617411 trip 0.435271 birth defect 0.595441 talk 0.435496 area 0.504971 CDC’s guidance 0.58617 infants 0.440565	incomplete brain development 0.768789 sexual transmission 0.584816 oral sex 0.57722 sex. Zika 0.575082 pregnancy 0.477362 night 0.443387 steps 0.526217 bites 0.490856 blood 0.435244 people 0.43511 travelers 0.436193 Doctors 0.436297 symptoms 0.475307 healthcare provider 0.587559 person 0.527949 risk 0.5049 information 0.434842 time 0.472703	CLICK HERE
16071	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Declines in Opioid Prescribing After a Private InsurerPolicy Change - Massachusetts, 2011-2015 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	time series analysis 0.404034 long-acting opioid prescriptions 0.684708 opioid prescribing practices 0.545583 BCBSMA 0.451456 monthly prescribing rates 0.424079 prior authorization requirement 0.405451 monthly prescribing rate 0.49957 opioid utilization program 0.802034 short-acting opioid prescriptions 0.738889 members 0.516841 prescription opioids 0.502491 opioid types 0.52823 new opioid prescriptions 0.630253 new prescription opioids 0.445527 multiple providers 0.413505 long-acting opioid prescription 0.57561 comprehensive opioid utilization 0.657454 current opioid prescriptions 0.629275 Schedule IV opioid 0.508762 pain management 0.407015 opioid use disorder 0.563177 opioid prescribing rates 0.810408 insurer opioid utilization 0.541231 chronic pain 0.411363 prescription opioid utilization 0.59941	program implementation 0.407696 United States 0.421555 opioid utilization 0.809261 dispensed opioids 0.405215 mail-order opioid prescriptions 0.654397 Cross Blue Shield 0.438922 fewer opioid doses 0.542938 prior authorization requirements 0.469243 short-acting opioids 0.464856 Prescribing Opioids 0.444163 BCBSMA prescription claims 0.434124 new prescriptions 0.454435 opioid prescriptions 0.984696 prescription claims data 0.42643 prior authorization 0.565473 average monthly number 0.396996 opioid epidemic 0.505606 frequently prescribed opioid 0.531946 opioid utilization policy 0.603959 opioid misuse 0.530415 nononcology opioid prescriptions 0.591794 opioid pain medications 0.628188 medication-assisted treatment 0.405656 opioids 0.554307	CLICK HERE