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4844	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Winter Weather | Stay Safe and Healthy	Taking preventive action is your best defense against having to deal with extreme cold-weather conditions. By preparing your home and car in advance for winter emergencies, and by observing safety precautions during times of extremely cold weather, you can reduce the risk of weather-related health problems.	temperatures 0.458116 winter storms 0.788413 stages 0.371516	challenge 0.397336 winter storm 0.722421	CLICK HERE
4944	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Anaplasmosis	Anaplasmosis is a tickborne disease caused by the bacterium Anaplasma phagocytophilum. It was previously known as human granulocytic ehrlichiosis (HGE) and has more recently been called human granulocytic anaplasmosis (HGA).	Big Disease 0.503455 human granulocytic ehrlichiosis 0.707683 United States 0.500629 MMWR Recommendations 0.499824 adults 0.417304 Patient Diagnosis 0.505386 Tickborne Illnesses 0.648396 line treatment 0.508583 COCA call—Little Bite 0.617838 larvae 0.423046 Ixodes pacificus 0.571242 Free CE 0.594859 distinct phases 0.523021 Typical symptoms 0.516066 doxycycline 0.435105 tick life-cycle 0.615222 adult ticks 0.522553 Guidelines 0.416836 Mountain Spotted Fever 0.624528 chills 0.432471 children 0.417287	muscle aches 0.533466 Tickborne Rickettsial Diseases 0.88925 tickborne diseases 0.66417 Ehrlichioses 0.432777 tick bites 0.613135 HGA 0.440853 Borrelia miyamotoi 0.611372 western black-legged tick 0.750633 Medscape Expert Commentary 0.60404 HGE 0.443741 laboratory tests 0.50961 Management 0.428678 tickborne disease 0.704624 bacterium Anaplasma phagocytophilum 0.643662 Spotted Fever Group 0.62396 clinical presentation 0.510199 human granulocytic anaplasmosis 0.952561 tick bite 0.623201 ages 0.417261 headache 0.422903 nymph 0.433673	CLICK HERE
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7392	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | A Standardized Reporting System for Assessment of Diverse Public Health Programs - CDC	State public health agencies face challenges when monitoring the efforts and effects of public health programs that use disparate strategies and address various diseases, locations, and populations.	Decentralized data collection 0.639969 projects 0.832628 data 0.830807 standard public health 0.625369 Large public health 0.650805 comprehensive evaluation framework 0.623909 project delivery strategies 0.645274 DOH staff 0.656155 CCPD projects 0.625737 evaluation 0.737231 common data elements 0.703682 individual project reports 0.667876 half-day training session 0.637257 required quarterly reporting 0.62973 quantitative implementation data 0.643229 data quality 0.617967 public health strategies 0.639323 quarterly data 0.643029 public health projects 0.726813 implementation data aligns 0.643089 data entry 0.621362 Professional public health 0.636388 ongoing data reviews 0.64329 State public health 0.651609	individual projects 0.656192 standardized reporting framework 0.648865 standardized project monitoring 0.631533 single-objective public health 0.638463 grant-making programs 0.62917 public health initiatives 0.692266 technical assistance 0.745947 Final reporting forms 0.618141 standardized reporting tool 0.650471 small community-based organizations 0.660637 common reporting criteria 0.639095 evaluation team 0.731147 public health needs 0.641731 public health 0.971456 quarterly data reviews 0.640884 diverse evaluation capacity 0.619597 public health program 0.659579 data capture tool 0.643522 public health programs 0.868975 common reporting framework 0.64473 prompt training projects 0.64003 quarterly data submissions 0.632016 diverse projects 0.622028 implementation data 0.738866	CLICK HERE
8654	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Survival Among Infants with CCHD - NCBDDD	null	newborn screening programs 0.284559 CDC 0.216402 United States 0.237215 critical chd 0.531598 babies 0.3693 Congenital Defects Program 0.448626 critical CHD need 0.279171 A. Temporal Trends 0.305423 critical congenital heart 0.902655 congenital heart disease 0.409778 Metropolitan Atlanta Congenital 0.381588 Critical CHD screening 0.340032 Congenital Heart Defects. 0.33288 Congenital Heart Public 0.283003	CCHD screening activities 0.345815 infants 0.369531 screening help babies 0.341661 survival 0.236304 birth defects 0.408199 congenital heart defect 0.408303 simple bedside test 0.227607 Atlanta Congenital Defects 0.443482 United States Secretary 0.23258 population-based state tracking 0.221908 emergency care 0.237848 Key Findings Feature 0.214655 newborn screening 0.492294 congenital heart defects 0.716682	CLICK HERE
10132	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Global Health Security - Global Disease Detection Centers	null	scientific discovery 0.592202 decade 0.438935 CDC 0.490774 endorsement 0.447719 infectious diseases 0.596702 Global Disease Detection 0.749327 experience 0.42856 burden 0.449425 Content source 0.560656 HHS 0.451447 Notice 0.433506 new health threats 0.759479 host countries 0.588064 principal program 0.576211	commitments 0.446854 GDD Centers 0.557323 SARS 0.445672 public health emergencies 0.725177 public health capacity 0.69994 non-federal site 0.585922 science 0.429092 GDD program 0.566029 International Health Regulations 0.714008 outbreaks 0.44336 employees 0.426147 Ebola 0.448102 global health security 0.958309	CLICK HERE
13926	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement: Recommendation Regarding Education Programsand Policies to Promote Health Equity from the Community PreventiveServices Task Force	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.	prevention experts 0.602687 CDC 0.638273 endorsement 0.554541 Human Services 0.776369 Health Equity 0.621294 research 0.516195 U.S. Department 0.780939 MMWR HTML versions 0.671848 task force 0.91435 http://www.thecommunityguide.org/healthequity/education/schoolbasedhealthcenters.html 0.518761 identification 0.515886 electronic PDF version 0.664495 review 0.516074 new information 0.612568 members 0.516625 Preventive 0.518977 population health 0.609721 Contact GPO 0.615405 Director 0.516598 commercial sources 0.598159 decision makers 0.598418 current prices 0.590956 original paper copy 0.662257 Internet 0.515657	wide range 0.601373 U.S. Government Printing 0.665655 policies 0.533959 Superintendent 0.518707 Education Programs 0.612143 content 0.515508 MMWR readers 0.599685 character translation 0.591448 technical support 0.599841 MMWR paper copy 0.668171 public health 0.614769 format errors 0.594692 School-Based Health Centers 0.725385 approval 0.517587 typeset documents 0.598166 trade names 0.598255 Services Task Force 0.7596 official text 0.589869 non-CDC sites 0.595927 References 0.515688 organizations 0.515564 uncompensated panel 0.599608 electronic conversions 0.590794 printable versions 0.587567	CLICK HERE
15993	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Additional Resources	Information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.			CLICK HERE