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778	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Study Analyzes H7N9 Viruses' Disease Characteristics and Transmissibility	A CDC study presents findings from animal studies conducted to better understand the disease characteristics and transmissibility of avian influenza A (H7N9) viruses	H7N9 viruses 0.609132 sustained human-to-human spread 0.367889 human cases 0.335998 flu recommendations 0.302676 respiratory droplet transmission 0.507506 ferrets 0.430963 Systemic spread 0.293187 ferret studies 0.278573 health care providers 0.332433 seasonal flu virus 0.714057 direct contact animal 0.359191 human seasonal viruses 0.425395 housing naive ferrets 0.38622 virus’s ability 0.373081 human H7N9 cases 0.387682 H7N9 virus 0.968648 human seasonal flu 0.610197 seasonal flu viruses 0.44466 public health response 0.357329 human respiratory tract 0.354935 severe disease 0.407063 additional adaptation 0.284921 human airway cells 0.352042 person transmission 0.278137	human disease 0.303103 United States 0.281865 critical component 0.289522 disease threat 0.287618 multiple studies 0.281898 mice 0.367605 flu virus infection 0.603825 study findings 0.340247 studies 0.309404 respiratory tracts 0.285686 human epithelial cells 0.478583 public health 0.364514 necessary precondition 0.289601 H7N9 infection 0.305327 respiratory route 0.288237 avian influenza virus 0.566711 key findings 0.293116 avian flu viruses 0.431657 CDC researchers 0.440359 H7N9 virus infection 0.565087 flu viruses 0.502611 animal studies 0.28806 prior host adaptation 0.3326 disease characteristics 0.290672	CLICK HERE
6625	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Chemical Class - Dioxins, Furans, PCBs contain phenyl rings of carbon atoms	Dioxins, furans, and polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) are a class of similar chlorinated aromatic organic compounds. Dioxins have two phenyl rings connected by two oxygen atoms. Furans have one or two phenyl rings connected to a furan ring.			CLICK HERE
7660	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Scheduling Exhibit Tours	David J. Sencer CDC Museum	large self-guided groups 0.749507 high school 0.546968 permanent exhibits 0.562192 self-guided visits 0.756493 David J. Sencer 0.926573 person maximum 0.572474 adults 0.426096 numbers 0.426929 self-guided visit 0.759994 students 0.474864 tour participants 0.53438 slot 0.430209 tours 0.63235 valid passport 0.547352 chaperone 0.435707 middle school 0.547113 Friday 0.425961 adult groups 0.555175 J. Sencer CDC 0.942889 reservation 0.428088 CDC employees 0.572767	elementary school groups 0.670079 docents 0.441737 online form 0.679165 Tuesdays 0.426685 daycare 0.431678 Non-US citizens 0.54779 Mondays 0.427323 Sencer CDC Museum 0.93069 government-issued picture IDs 0.671866 exhibition tours 0.570013 visitors 0.451617 entry 0.425576 slots 0.429434 reservations 0.501426 Thursday 0.42544 exhibitions 0.427929 Note 0.426759 Wednesday 0.425779 CDC Museum staff 0.693476 maximum number 0.542963 confirmation email 0.548825	CLICK HERE
8306	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	About School Violence	Youth violence is the intentional use of physical force or power by a young person, between the ages of 10 and 24, against another person, group, or community, with the youth’s behavior likely to cause physical or psychological harm.	country 0.34134 negative effect 0.512555 learning process 0.497853 United States 0.53625 School violence 0.83209 Parents 0.337734 broader public health 0.700732 students 0.424125 U.S. schools 0.508515 physical force 0.488784 broader community 0.530317 problem 0.335699 universities 0.344082 youth violence 0.932509 teachers 0.337682	safe havens 0.518478 power 0.335085 violent behavior 0.494217 administrators 0.342104 Acts 0.339559 psychological harm 0.508627 group 0.334936 pre-kindergarten 0.356618 Data Sources 0.498041 colleges 0.345278 pathways 0.342976 early childhood 0.49278 12th grade 0.545101 person 0.335416	CLICK HERE
9399	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Capacitación y asistencia técnica para mejorar la capacidad de formación en Centros de Investigación para la prevención y sus aliados	null	salud pública 0.903646 Rubel SK 0.757821 institución académica 0.662802 Grunbaum JA 0.696198	Green DC 0.68137 Spadaro AJ 0.773203 Dawkins NU 0.736744 Chronic Dis 0.722214	CLICK HERE
9684	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	La historia de Roosevelt - Historias de la vida real - Consejos de exfumadores	La historia de Roosevelt, ex fumador que tuvo un ataque al corazón, es parte de la campaña Consejos de exfumadores de los CDC.	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.675497 Archivo RealPlayer 0.554263 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.667908 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.694922	Archivo Adobe PDF 0.660994 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.659415 Archivo Microsoft 0.956249	CLICK HERE
10106	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NIOSH-Solid Waste: Other Resources-Workplace Safety and Health Topic	null	Bayesian assessment 0.407496 Truck Driver Run 0.391376 American National Standard 0.39385 fatal occupational injury 0.415373 New York Department 0.45682 municipal solid waste 0.656734 Waste Manage Res 0.428651 Solid Waste Association 0.443917 safe work procedures 0.39846 safer working condtions 0.396287 sanitation workers 0.383624 health issues 0.36103 Englehardt JD 0.416393 fact sheet 0.463587 Municipal Landfill—New York 0.397617 recycling industry 0.396088 trash compactor 0.396071 Kentucky Hazard Alert 0.385316 Standard interpretation letter 0.406902 injury prevention strategies 0.406734 Sanitation Fatal Injury 0.412685 Bean JA 0.407771 solid waste collectors 0.532522 rear-loading trash truck 0.429378 Fleming LE 0.40204	temporary workers 0.372076 solid waste industry 0.597674 solid waste handlers 0.474192 Health FACE Program 0.389868 Solid Waste Management 0.445059 vehicle inspection 0.383991 occupational injury risk 0.41802 biological hazards 0.37329 bloodborne pathogen standard 0.410187 Facts Hazard Alert 0.384402 Collecting Solid Waste 0.443728 total injury rates 0.410858 commercial compacting equipment 0.390918 safety programs 0.383546 public solid waste 0.464662 occupational safety 0.371365 sanitation trucks 0.390076 Hazard Alert 0.391577 Waste Manag Res 0.434721 Rear-loading Trash Trucks 0.431949 solid waste 0.938088 general work force 0.397913 solid waste workers 0.801262 Occupational hazards 0.379985	CLICK HERE
11804	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Relationship Between Child CareCenters' Compliance With Physical Activity Regulations andChildren's Physical Activity, New York City, 2010 - CDC	Physical activity may protect against overweight and obesity among preschoolers, and the policies and characteristics of group child care centers influence the physical activity levels of children who attend them. We examined whether children in New York City group child care centers that are compliant with the city’s regulations on child physical activity engage in more activity than children in centers who do not comply.	licensed child care 0.384568 child care centers 0.860355 Eat Well Play 0.382694 data collectors 0.438645 Prev Chronic Dis 0.394009 District Public Health 0.402364 group child care 0.642693 New York City 0.552337 children’s levels 0.385246 NYC DOHMH 0.515726 classroom components 0.384852 child care 0.948983 child physical activity 0.388207 children 0.609897 technical assistance 0.412691 PA levels 0.392518 outdoor play space 0.541498 total PA 0.553349 public health 0.404206 child-level PA 0.388956 Care Food Program 0.409003 children’s MVPA 0.436934 center component 0.440062 total PA regulation 0.412184	play space availability 0.418824 NYC child care 0.399492 outdoor play spaces 0.399012 children’s PA 0.392251 Child care policies 0.383195 classroom component 0.430078 data collection 0.436936 preschool-aged children 0.41881 unstructured PA events 0.383585 physical activity 0.687857 PA 0.667175 York City Department 0.394457 unstructured PA 0.437625 center evaluation component 0.384802 child care center 0.422622 compliance 0.431248 complete data 0.413457 regulations 0.406717 accelerometry data 0.400611 time 0.462067 early child care 0.416719 Adult Care Food 0.409847 MVPA 0.631025	CLICK HERE
12093	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	World AIDS Day - December 1, 2014	World AIDS Day draws attention to the current status of the human immunodeficiency virus/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (HIV/AIDS) epidemic worldwide. The theme for this year's observance on December 1 is "Focus, Partner, Achieve: An AIDS-Free Generation.".	endorsement 0.491842 observance 0.440726 Human Services 0.726597 MMWR HTML versions 0.740083 U.S. Department 0.727048 AIDS Relief 0.60536 identification 0.432228 electronic PDF version 0.726584 Emergency Plan 0.604482 middle-income countries 0.619735 issue 0.465645 epidemic worldwide 0.631828 AIDS-related deaths 0.623682 Contact GPO 0.622819 commercial sources 0.594057 World AIDS 0.63615 current prices 0.58439 persons 0.671932 principal agency 0.598714 original paper copy 0.719294 Internet 0.431848 programs 0.431663 Global efforts 0.597758 human immunodeficiency 0.662949	United States 0.78422 original MMWR paper 0.732559 antiretroviral therapy 0.618734 Superintendent 0.436209 MMWR readers 0.598183 character translation 0.583167 immunodeficiency syndrome 0.663987 theme 0.437453 format errors 0.584989 current status 0.626159 HIV/AIDS 0.434847 cases 0.469099 Health 0.457792 typeset documents 0.591892 trade names 0.594216 official text 0.580585 non-CDC sites 0.588609 References 0.4319 organizations 0.431689 AIDS-Free Generation 0.624221 attention 0.43331 electronic conversions 0.579171 HIV infection 0.951334 printable versions 0.57389	CLICK HERE
13950	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Concurrent Outbreaks of St. LouisEncephalitis Virus and West Nile Virus Disease - Arizona,2015	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Often called 'the Voice of CDC,' the MMWR series is the agency's primary vehicle for scientific publication of timely, reliable, authoritative, accurate, objective, and useful public health information and recommendations. MMWR readership predominately consists of physicians, nurses, public health practitioners, epidemiologists and other scientists, researchers, educators, and laboratorians.	local vector control 0.56984 Arboviral Diseases Branch 0.588015 2Maricopa County Department 0.572629 vector control programs 0.563264 WNV disease incidence 0.686872 Culex quinquefasciatus mosquitoes 0.605582 confirmatory testing 0.564282 Heather Venkat 0.587031 unspecified flavivirus infection 0.756544 available laboratory test 0.595934 state health departments 0.56639 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.6726 SLEV testing 0.581419 Health care providers 0.573526 WNV disease cases 0.789393 Services Vector Control 0.576282 commercial SLEV test 0.608767 County Environmental Services 0.669835 SLEV disease cases 0.915445 SLEV disease 0.94507 Vector Control Division 0.710863 acute febrile illness 0.579303 6Career Epidemiology Field 0.552556 public health laboratories 0.712126	national surveillance case 0.563365 SLEV infection 0.629081 1Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.550274 Health Services 0.713654 Vector-Borne Diseases 0.556339 United States 0.663645 laboratory surveillance activities 0.553331 SLEV disease case 0.670923 acute WNV infection 0.673505 ill Arizona residents 0.582037 flavivirus disease cases 0.650731 polymerase chain reaction 0.562764 arboviral transmission season 0.570548 Arizona Department 0.655971 vector control 0.722054 acute flaccid paralysis 0.559697 West Nile virus 0.573046 standard diagnostic tests 0.570154 confirmatory neutralizing antibody 0.597727 Maricopa County 0.736806 SLEV disease incidence 0.689977 Maricopa County Vector 0.6121 Maricopa County Department 0.594954 available SLEV test 0.652069	CLICK HERE