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1185	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National Men's Health Week | Features	National Men’s Health Week is observed each year leading up to Father’s Day. This week is a reminder for men to take steps to be healthier, but they don’t have to do it alone! Whether it’s your husband, partner, dad, brother, son, or friend you can help support the health and safety of the men in your life.	mental health 0.610069 Chest pain 0.566763 healthy choices 0.612608 health conditions 0.584354 tobacco quitline 0.585444 long-term benefits 0.589437 family members 0.574134 alcohol 0.465705 sex partner 0.580086 hopelessness 0.441613 oral sex 0.579724 Certain diseases 0.57041 regular checkups 0.599902 Shortness 0.440421 different types 0.593822 family health history 0.999894 Major signs 0.573608 health problems 0.605249 healthy habits 0.611553 condom 0.48504 women 0.466573 Spanish speakers 0.586554 doctor’s visits 0.571847 heart attack 0.938848 condoms 0.47778	fun ways 0.597565 vegetables 0.468941 life 0.603968 injury worldwide 0.579679 Zika 0.557054 National Men 0.638904 Limit foods 0.596985 fruits 0.46891 heart disease 0.590905 men 0.87507 smoking 0.468805 stress 0.464339 Regular physical activity 0.749109 chronic diseases 0.588482 emotional tension 0.582296 persistent sadness 0.581066 birth defects 0.582727 physical activity 0.799477 help 0.46284 graphic record 0.578903 discomfort 0.528353 risk 0.472766 time 0.495149 depression 0.487034	CLICK HERE
5571	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Silicon carbide - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards	null	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
6528	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Reported Human Infections with Variant Influenza Viruses in the United States since 2005	Reported Infections with Variant Influenza Viruses in the United States since 2005 - CDC	United States 0.481805 variant influenza infection 0.734649 human cases 0.445311 onset 0.347506 people 0.338504 infected person 0.490692 swine 0.361113 Limited transmission 0.474091 persons 0.333345 human infections 0.650246	exposure 0.338262 children 0.333397 letter 0.33759 variant viruses 0.931229 variant virus infections 0.80444 current case 0.483208 close contact 0.471427 information 0.332167 human-to-human transmission 0.470772 table 0.334837	CLICK HERE
7169	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	QuickStats: Rate* of Hospitalization for Coronary Heart Disease, by Age Group - National Hospital Discharge Survey, United States, 2000-2010	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. 0.499998 endorsement 0.443734 Alternate Text 0.488116 Human Services 0.569582 assistive technology 0.505503 Clinical Modification 0.493136 U.S. Department 0.5637 MMWR HTML versions 0.552478 electronic PDF version 0.548989 e-mail 0.435236 period 0.430942 Contact GPO 0.499319 commercial sources 0.487659 age groups 0.573987 current prices 0.483695 International Classification 0.496115 original paper copy 0.552325 postcensal civilian population 0.583126 Rates 0.44998 United States 0.491269 age group 0.742776 U.S. Government Printing 0.55866 original MMWR paper 0.54969 Superintendent 0.416667	assistance 0.417396 title 0.417262 U.S. Census Bureau 0.571249 MMWR readers 0.487573 character translation 0.483572 file 0.417483 rate 0.542838 Persons 0.417535 first-listed diagnosis 0.496445 format errors 0.482897 total population 0.582767 hospitalization 0.588403 subject line 0.502835 Health 0.429611 typeset documents 0.486301 trade names 0.487719 official text 0.481159 non-CDC sites 0.485287 medical record 0.496362 report 0.417251 coronary heart disease 0.923102 information 0.417494 Accommodation 0.417273 electronic conversions 0.481031	CLICK HERE
12102	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	La atenciÓn para el VIH salva vidas	CDC Signos Vitales - La atención para el VIH salva vidas	recetar medicamentos 0.785202 Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.518927 Archivo RealPlayer 0.408287 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.548752 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.517499 Archivo Microsoft 0.959006 receta medicamentos 0.80392	Archivo Microsoft Word 0.54494 Archivo Texto 0.396157 Monitoreo Médico 0.371136 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.515607 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.51936 Asociación Médica Estadounidense 0.608572	CLICK HERE
12746	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Releases Report on Recent Lab Incident	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	BSL�4 lab 0.376341 critical laboratory work 0.473797 CDC 0.951825 CDC leaders 0.563545 laboratory safety improvements 0.529171 broader community 0.46196 additional steps 0.361519 CDC lab staff 0.728567 Disease Control 0.353144 CDC’s laboratory 0.609783 live virus studies 0.482694 Ebola virus laboratory 0.596528 Ebola virus study 0.546271 study involved scientists 0.466298 safety site 0.347768 direct active monitoring 0.440509 Material Transfer Certificate 0.448419 main reasons 0.350155 live Ebola virus 0.49268 safety risk 0.35291 BSL�2 laboratory 0.385603 inactivation procedures 0.347595 BSL�2 lab 0.374275 live virus 0.483798 lab work 0.350833	additional laboratory studies 0.481873 laboratory technician 0.373083 BSL-2 laboratory 0.431213 BSL-4 laboratory 0.475587 internal investigation 0.355063 laboratory incident 0.487042 written study plan 0.491008 BSL-4 lab 0.358126 potential exposure 0.348281 CDC’s efforts 0.55486 CDC staff 0.624291 Ebola virus.  CDC 0.826509 CDC scientists 0.576489 identical oral swab 0.467707 high containment laboratories 0.438941 study plan workflow 0.48494 laboratory staff 0.371412 lab safety 0.36433 human error 0.489652 laboratory safety practices 0.492468 laboratory safety 0.563678 lower biosafety level 0.446592 BSL-2 lab 0.360294 safety control points 0.470653	CLICK HERE
13053	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Ebola Virus Disease in a Humanitarian Aid Worker - New YorkCity, October 2014	Kari Yacisin, MD1,2, Sharon Balter, MD2, Annie Fine, MD2, Don Weiss, MD2, Joel Ackelsberg, MD2, David Prezant, MD3, Ross Wilson, MD4, David Starr, MIA2, Jennifer Rakeman, PhD2, Marisa Raphael, MPH2, Celia Quinn, MD2,5, Amita Toprani, MD2, Nancy Clark, MA2, Nathan Link, MD6, Demetre Daskalakis, MD2, Aletha Maybank, MD2, Marcelle Layton, MD2, Jay K. Varma, MD2 (Author affiliations at end of text).	Ebola epidemic 0.541151 oral temperature 0.428872 York State Department 0.528111 DOHMH laboratory 0.421092 worker active monitoring 0.44569 ebola virus 0.825218 Ebola cases 0.546406 New York City 0.639913 local health department 0.437026 Ebola case 0.684368 home confinement 0.416076 NYC DOHMH 0.440197 direct patient care 0.428711 daily face-to-face visit 0.442657 DOHMH investigators 0.424652 Ebola transmission 0.524226 DOHMH 0.62283 nucleic acid amplification 0.460953 Laboratory Response Network 0.414539 health care personnel 0.518295 initial health care 0.444369 health care 0.671363 New York 0.729468 Defense-developed Ebola virus 0.580013	York City Health 0.434654 care worker contacts 0.431451 health care worker 0.662323 personal protective equipment 0.464481 New York State 0.529231 Ebola treatment centers 0.570807 New York Emergency 0.429645 ebola virus disease 0.678407 direct active monitoring 0.474859 DOHMH staff members 0.438458 local public health 0.427529 Bellevue Hospital Center 0.542415 Public Health Preparedness 0.426108 York City Department 0.457922 Ebola patient care 0.642047 public health response 0.538726 humanitarian aid worker 0.477179 Ebola patients 0.677464 Ebola hospitals 0.527256 Ebola 0.92208 active monitoring 0.515665 Ebola preparedness 0.541137 Mental Hygiene 0.420585	CLICK HERE
13075	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Hereditary Breast Cancer and BRCA Genes	Hereditary cancer means cancer runs in your family, and could be caused by a change in certain genes that you inherited from your mother or father. BRCA1 and BRCA2 are two genes that are important to fighting cancer.	certain diseases 0.417699 instructions 0.240707 traits 0.243954 Hereditary cancer 0.453536 Humans 0.242878 father 0.302479 ovarian cancers 0.536514 body 0.280683 certain genes 0.696127 hair color 0.399716 mother 0.30012 tumor suppressor genes 0.813555 uncontrolled way 0.417681 set 0.271322	genes 0.979333 person’s risk 0.402024 change 0.280834 BRCA gene mutations 0.560511 blood type 0.410372 eye color 0.399399 cells 0.295332 risks 0.241356 DNA 0.297648 BRCA genes 0.590042 information 0.240644 family 0.243745 breast 0.365407	CLICK HERE
13460	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Atypical Presentations of Hand, Foot,and Mouth Disease Caused by Coxsackievirus A6 - Minnesota,2014	Vicki W. Buttery, MS1; Cynthia Kenyon, MPH1; Stacey Grunewald2; M. Steven Oberste, PhD3; W.	zoster immune globulin 0.941426 CDC 0.862927 contagious childhood disease 0.907697 HFMD cases 0.871193 symptom onset 0.941732 Human Services 0.884456 Minnesota Department 0.835183 campus clinic 0.817916 North America 0.810335 varicella-like rash 0.868888 MMWR HTML versions 0.891312 U.S. Department 0.878218 MDH 0.83939 staff member 0.817896 mouth disease 0.828841 electronic PDF version 0.894445 Nail loss 0.810082 respiratory secretions 0.811602 mouth sores 0.822444 health care providers 0.902626 relative sparing 0.834793 open lesion 0.831112 atypical distribution 0.812238 atypical rashes 0.823557	Contact GPO 0.817694 throat swab specimens 0.929061 vesicle fluid 0.809212 febrile illness 0.811954 genus Enterovirus 0.980471 HFMD 0.991181 original paper copy 0.88695 college outbreak 0.81545 severe disease 0.806069 partial genome sequencing 0.90671 United States 0.81274 original MMWR paper 0.899199 U.S. Government Printing 0.895473 symptomatic child 0.820712 perineal area 0.833327 college setting 0.81024 MMWR readers 0.808383 perioral regions 0.806049 Vicki Buttery 0.81154 varicella case 0.860882 adult patients 0.818061 faculty member 0.817972 official text 0.806011 transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction 0.917241	CLICK HERE
15443	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	History Bias, Study Design, and the Unfulfilled Promise of Pay-for-Performance Policies in Health Care	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.	health care effectiveness 0.540873 pay-for-performance policies 0.475931 pay-for-performance policies— 0.467254 time series study 0.444822 study designs 0.517709 history bias 0.466456 health care treatment 0.440149 pay-for-performance initiatives 0.455205 health information technology 0.454304 Majumdar SR 0.480793 Engl J Med 0.55066 pioneer accountable care 0.497469 financial incentives 0.557236 largest pay-for-performance program 0.532848 Health Care Institute 0.462133 health policy 0.50521 pay-for-performance’s effects 0.482834 pay-for-performance intervention 0.520221 Ann Intern Med 0.460323 studies 0.449034 health care 0.926666 pay-for-performance program 0.715504 Kingdom’s pay-for-performance 0.663387 health care systems 0.499909	blood pressure 0.473643 care effectiveness research 0.518954 Hospital pay-for-performance programs 0.513043 national pay-for-performance policy 0.554614 physician pay-for-performance programs 0.511891 pay-for-performance policy 0.688981 tabular version 0.47714 United Kingdom 0.825479 accountable care organizations 0.548922 pay-for-performance 0.73624 health care policies 0.444532 observational study designs 0.470713 health care quality 0.467336 systematic review 0.443179 Affordable Care Act 0.464292 pay-for-performance programs 0.523824 quality 0.479235 policy makers 0.534483 Pilgrim Health Care 0.459901 et al 0.600176 primary care 0.486221 systematic reviews 0.519593 acute myocardial infarction 0.522446	CLICK HERE