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7091	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Burundi	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) established an office in Cambodia in 2002. CDC Cambodia works closely with the Ministry of Health (MoH) and other partners to build capacity for surveillance and quality laboratory systems, and to strengthen public health programs in HIV/AIDS, TB/HIV, influenza, immunization, and injury prevention.	Content source 0.422709 HHS 0.297574 list Skip 0.74332 endorsement 0.291872 CDC 0.271556 non-federal site 0.4688	Notice 0.270187 sponsors 0.241885 page options Skip 0.947337 information 0.241652 employees 0.242118	CLICK HERE
8774	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Average Annual Rate of Eye-Related Emergency Department Visits for Injuries and Medical Conditions, by Age Group - United States, 2007-2010	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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.497987 reason 0.43354 eye-related ED visits 0.930806 endorsement 0.437841 injuries 0.452377 Alternate Text 0.487387 Human Services 0.550093 assistive technology 0.503385 MMWR HTML versions 0.548961 U.S. Department 0.542656 electronic PDF version 0.545991 e-mail 0.435101 eye injury 0.576683 period 0.431836 Contact GPO 0.496259 commercial sources 0.485956 current prices 0.482146 persons 0.550177 EDs 0.441223 medical conditions 0.657622 original paper copy 0.548773 United States 0.490739 age group 0.671163 original MMWR paper 0.546328	assistance 0.417234 title 0.417105 MMWR readers 0.485529 character translation 0.482078 result 0.469668 file 0.417317 eye-related visits 0.790171 Children 0.431289 eye-related visit rate 0.869687 format errors 0.480793 eye-related emergency department 0.719876 subject line 0.501146 Health 0.426479 Significant differences 0.578174 typeset documents 0.484191 trade names 0.486012 official text 0.479602 emergency departments 0.574231 average annual rate 0.57245 non-CDC sites 0.483514 information 0.417327 Accommodation 0.417116 eye-related medical condition 0.861798 electronic conversions 0.479285	CLICK HERE
11297	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Ebola Virus Disease Information for Clinicians in U.S. Healthcare Settings	null	clinical management 0.512327 Ebola Haemorrhagic Fever 0.532569 Direct Virus Involvement 0.460055 Stomatitis Virus-Vectored Ebola 0.520509 ebola virus 0.921219 Ann Intern Med. 0.464851 Mehta AK 0.456496 single-patient emergency IND 0.456201 post-exposure prophylaxis 0.470396 additional information 0.455817 Ebola Response Team 0.52438 Davey RT Jr 0.481003 Lancet Infect Dis. 0.488632 Engl J Med. 0.575715 case fatality proportion 0.462789 patients 0.534062 ebola virus disease 0.916381 Emergency Operations Center 0.464271 Clin Infect Dis. 0.555619 Ebola outbreaks 0.542238 clinical presentation 0.482237 EVD patients 0.479669 Virus Disease Acquired 0.476831 Emory University Hospital 0.454826 West African Ebola 0.528076	convalescent plasma 0.499005 elevated body temperature 0.466907 Severe Ebola Virus 0.584643 Nebraska Medical Center 0.456036 Ebola virus migrates 0.576656 United States 0.555449 ebola virus infection 0.624917 Sierra Leone 0.460562 Virus Disease Patients 0.50462 state health department 0.461203 current outbreak 0.487623 Hewlett AL 0.453259 Zaire Ebola virus 0.56231 Ebola Case Management 0.536951 candidate Ebola vaccines 0.548025 Ebola Virus Exposure 0.574 Ebola Viral Load 0.522027 A. Ebola Virus 0.561271 Ebola treatment units 0.543328 Virus Infection Complicated 0.464338 West Africa 0.615953 Crit Care Med. 0.500034 et al 0.455948 Ebola Virus Testing 0.573378	CLICK HERE
11795	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Parents Are The Key to Safe Teen Drivers	Parents Are the Key to Safe Teen Drivers, a campaign from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), helps parents, pediatricians and communities reduce teen driving injuries and deaths.	Centers 0.433549 CDC 0.441195 dangers 0.439454 fact 0.435696 injuries 0.433818 important safety features 0.745804 car crashes 0.625292 teens 0.552543 navigation Skip 0.757681 Prevention 0.433456 teen driver 0.867229 ways 0.434083 Disease Control 0.590342 road 0.433118 Community groups 0.584968 deaths 0.44095	teen driving crashes 0.857472 list Skip 0.757445 lives 0.435521 page options Skip 0.938103 teen’s safety 0.727292 pediatricians 0.521355 teen drivers 0.692626 risks 0.435371 Driver inexperience 0.619638 difference 0.440149 campaign 0.433606 main cause 0.597154 valuable partners 0.587555 threat 0.444766 Key 0.433662 parents 0.575235	CLICK HERE
11947	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diabetes-Related Press Releases and Media Advisories | Newsroom | Diabetes | CDC<	This page offers CDC’s latest press releases on diabetes and related topics	countrys leading voices 0.545093 Centers 0.42384 CDC Diabetes Report 0.695613 Urgent National Initiative 0.55718 Prevent Type 0.488485 American Medical Association 0.552874 Awareness 0.414486 Release New Prediabetes 0.597126 Campaign Features Unexpected 0.573206 Press Release 0.90481 Million American Adults 0.565221 New Diagnosed Cases 0.561388 nations 0.423544 Release New AMA 0.573372 Rise 0.417676 number 0.412043 PSA Campaign 0.486019 health care burden 0.572906 Disease Control 0.550021 Diabetes growth rate 0.70125 Learn Their Risk 0.492119 Tuesday 0.450783 racial/ethnic minority groups 0.55203 Children 0.413185	health care 0.625185 Press Release Rates 0.583385 launch urgent effort 0.563323 chronic diseases 0.549603 health data 0.484003 major effort 0.478731 Americans 0.468447 Prevention efforts 0.473863 Prevent Diabetes STAT 0.690637 Diabetes Statistics Report 0.673865 Animal Videos 0.491544 Press Release First-of-its-Kind 0.578873 ethnicities 0.419657 Press Release New 0.845052 Council Join Forces 0.545968 CDC Initiative Aims 0.581539 ages 0.411993 2017- Press Release 0.722469 American Diabetes Association 0.694197 Release New CDC 0.625853 health risks 0.480708 diabetes 0.717283 incidence 0.458732	CLICK HERE
12172	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Meningitis | Lab Manual | Disclosure | CDC	Introduction to Laboratory Methods for the Diagnosis of Meningitis.	reasonable precautions 0.490389 microbiology staff 0.481964 country 0.415234 legal status 0.490266 free copy 0.480217 CDC 0.415257 proprietary products 0.483357 presentation 0.415373 formal publication 0.496469 designations 0.421447 certain manufacturers 0.487217 boundaries 0.416898 warranty 0.415972 frontiers 0.417707 area 0.415206 National Reference Laboratories 0.548307 delimitation 0.425465 circumstances 0.415915 World Health Organization 0.901305 agreement 0.415961 maps 0.415015 preference 0.419131 authorities 0.416274 Errors 0.414337	highest integrity 0.480747 city 0.415215 damages 0.416048 document 0.43254 mention 0.418055 conjunction 0.416877 responsibility 0.414656 rights 0.417861 public confidence 0.481711 potential conflict 0.481167 specific companies 0.487765 omissions 0.4202 reviewers 0.415602 declaration 0.414473 commercial purposes 0.490586 declarations 0.41769 sale 0.415548 approximate border lines 0.563206 names 0.414541 initial capital letters 0.557741 material 0.445617 similar nature 0.487007 contributors 0.4311 Additional copies 0.48533	CLICK HERE
12223	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Associations Between PhysicalActivity and Cardiometabolic Risk Factors Assessed in a SouthernCalifornia Health Care System, 2010-2012 - CDC	Risk factors associated with many chronic diseases can be improved through regular physical activity. This study investigated whether cross-sectional associations between physical activity, assessed by the Exercise Vital Sign (EVS), and cardiometabolic risk factors can be detected in clinical settings.	blood glucose 0.501997 consistently active men 0.533143 Permanente Southern California 0.529019 lower fasting glucose 0.508962 consistently inactive patients 0.611404 lower physical activity 0.47763 glucose levels 0.473445 clinical physical activity 0.486273 systolic blood pressure 0.528498 random glucose 0.536527 physically active patients 0.495411 Kaiser Permanente Southern 0.488443 cardiometabolic risk factors 0.545135 diastolic blood pressure 0.67783 smoking status 0.474597 HbA1c levels 0.515155 Consistently active patients 0.542565 vigorous physical activity 0.531882 health care providers 0.496854 health care 0.561477 Exercise Vital Sign 0.482008 blood pressure 0.796205 consistently active women 0.521701	consistently inactive women 0.537877 physical activity categories 0.485787 body mass index 0.493151 favorable random glucose 0.473671 consistently inactive men 0.53817 irregularly active men 0.590094 population-based physical activity 0.483576 study period 0.560101 lower diastolic blood 0.551929 irregularly active patients 0.519853 mm Hg 0.559057 physically active men 0.529274 physical activity 0.929688 irregularly active women 0.526129 blood pressure reductions 0.479355 mean fasting glucose 0.47259 random blood glucose 0.488311 regular physical activity 0.500356 physically active women 0.557187 et al 0.566458 coronary heart disease 0.546805 blood pressure reduction 0.483382	CLICK HERE
12910	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Demographic and Health Status Differences Among People Aged 45 or Older With and Without Functional Difficulties Related to Increased Confusion or Memory Loss, 2011 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System - 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.	chronic health condition 0.563336 mental health 0.617199 poor physical health 0.608873 chronic health conditions 0.562026 functional difficulties 0.91598 questions 0.546669 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.745138 public health implications 0.560637 BRFSS respondents 0.577717 Sound Health Care 0.55826 Disease Control 0.546419 public health surveillance 0.630743 complementary log–log regression 0.544045 community-dwelling respondents 0.575231 landline respondents 0.583356 Population Health 0.555304 Figure. Optional module 0.546614 ICML 0.812743 self-reported increased confusion 0.560265 health behaviors 0.546748 public health 0.684409 household activities 0.546799 cardiovascular disease 0.547844	random-digit–dialed telephone survey 0.555978 cognitive health issues 0.562662 health characteristics 0.549366 poor mental health 0.608524 social activities 0.548639 complex sampling design 0.546132 health surveillance monitors 0.560918 limited activity 0.553604 people 0.545814 BRFSS core survey 0.584557 respondents 0.6989 optional module 0.572675 public health function 0.565183 public health service 0.562657 memory loss 0.642846 cellular telephone respondents 0.628682 long-term services 0.548278 health surveillance systems 0.575046 similarly aged respondents 0.601129 cognitive impairment 0.575706 coronary heart disease 0.544146 confidence intervals 0.548578 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.74813	CLICK HERE
13352	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Increase in Reported Adverse HealthEffects Related to Synthetic Cannabinoid Use - United States,January-May 2015	Royal Law, MPH1; Josh Schier, MD1; Colleen Martin, MSPH1; Arthur Chang, MD1; Amy Wolkin, DrPH1 (Author affiliations at end of text).	moderate effect 0.549046 stepdown Bonferroni procedure 0.521032 minor effect 0.543076 public health messaging 0.525023 Colleen Martin 0.481305 Arthur Chang 0.476825 chi-square test 0.468951 significant association 0.529566 initial notification 0.469576 Law enforcement agencies 0.535011 telephone calls 0.530944 substantial residual disability 0.531418 Environmental Health 0.472447 median age 0.471977 retail outlets 0.473371 plant-derived marijuana 0.469228 study period 0.472193 U.S. poison centers 0.579839 Royal Law 0.542626 major adverse effect 0.566065 Monthly calls 0.530327 plant material 0.479839 residual disability 0.579998 various psychoactive chemicals 0.54501 central reporting centers 0.518398	multiple substances 0.534108 common means 0.466382 public health threat 0.526661 severe medical outcomes 0.526505 possible adverse health 0.577319 major effect 0.485359 synthetic cannabinoid variants 0.596182 adverse health effects 0.950697 National Poison Data 0.695177 period January–May 0.470664 poison centers 0.777131 crazy clown 0.470418 public health 0.552381 synthetic cannabinoids 0.717724 synthetic marijuana 0.5085 Author affiliations 0.477744 January–May period 0.470146 Amy Wolkin 0.478858 severe outcomes 0.472425 greater public health 0.527763 severe outcome 0.565927 calls 0.620035 herbal products 0.470491 black mamba 0.477416	CLICK HERE
13445	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Launch of a Nationwide Hepatitis C Elimination Program -Georgia, April 2015	Please note: An erratum has been published for this article. To view the erratum, please click here.	HCV infections 0.659753 severe liver disease 0.587242 national HCV seroprevalence 0.700094 HCV-infected persons 0.651514 HCV prevalence estimates 0.735145 health care capacity 0.556419 HCV diagnostic services 0.694231 case management support 0.567665 new HCV medications 0.672233 health care providers 0.6068 comprehensive HCV elimination 0.75149 highest estimated HCV 0.727665 HCV control activities 0.692693 liver disease 0.604236 Elimination Program Treatment 0.585895 HCV control program 0.702873 Viral Hepatitis 0.539756 South Caucasus CDC 0.565932 universal health care 0.541465 initial pilot sites 0.594656 HCV 0.997354 public health laboratories 0.54297 Georgia 0.681428 current HCV prevalence 0.684985 initial phase 0.542088	HCV continuum 0.633891 HCV treatment 0.790212 HCV RNA 0.639108 HCV infection 0.714075 Social Affairs 0.594191 Immunology Research Center 0.549053 Caucasus CDC Office 0.565922 curative HCV treatment 0.735181 Labor Health 0.547009 health care 0.726047 public health 0.567545 HCV epidemiology 0.658676 Global Health Protection 0.570598 HCV transmission 0.657041 free curative treatment 0.546014 comprehensive HCV prevention 0.802113 free HCV testing 0.676715 clinical sites 0.640144 independent HCV prevalence 0.682813 Tbilisi 0.5677 injection drug users 0.569047 hcv elimination program 0.929545 Clinical Immunology Research 0.557453 HCV elimination program. 0.73203	CLICK HERE