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987	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	World TB Day - March 24, 2014	Each year, World TB Day is observed on March 24. This annual event commemorates the date in 1882 when Dr. Robert Koch announced his discovery of Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the bacillus that causes tuberculosis (TB).	latent TB infection 0.560759 greater incidence rates 0.245265 CDC 0.20122 worldwide TB control 0.627611 United States 0.311859 TB elimination activities 0.569278 U.S. Government Printing 0.238252 original MMWR paper 0.234364 Human Services 0.246198 TB elimination 0.686142	TB disease 0.495205 new TB cases 0.581328 Dr. Robert Koch 0.265697 TB 0.902345 U.S. Department 0.2437 MMWR HTML versions 0.236825 Mycobacterium tuberculosis 0.201837 original paper copy 0.23518 electronic PDF version 0.231363 World TB 0.728254	CLICK HERE
5304	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Report Highlights Lack of Healthy Food Environments for Children - Press Release: April 26, 2011	CDC Report Highlights Lack of Healthy Food Environments for Children	State-by-state scores 0.33307 school health programs 0.426359 CDC Director Thomas 0.527866 Disease Control 0.34476 School Health Profiles 0.416252 healthy food 0.633944 lower mRFEI scores 0.437478 food retailers 0.700313 national average 0.330691 State Regulations 0.331088 Food Environment State 0.675652 state-based nutrition 0.329272 healthy eating 0.51003 territorial education agencies 0.414401 fast food restaurants 0.672472 fewer food retailers 0.501984 child care facilities 0.908016 State Indicator Report 0.663657 fight childhood obesity 0.538634 healthy foods 0.720422 childhood obesity visit 0.474539 high schools 0.415939 food choices 0.362964 healthier community environments 0.416035 healthier choices 0.339144	states 0.398402 State tables 0.336903 Work initiative funds 0.406002 obesity programs 0.379202 Child Care Setting 0.415237 CDC funds 0.373239 school grounds 0.32797 drinking water 0.322079 50 states 0.332347 Retail Food Environment 0.495557 adult obesity 0.376374 communities combat 0.320829 New York 0.323693 Rhode Island 0.322548 average mRFEI score 0.436636 physical activity issues 0.440569 food access 0.399911 physical activity 0.660078 Forty-nine percent 0.342204 sugar drinks 0.320654 Environment State Indicator 0.662509 childhood obesity 0.65024 screen time 0.327389 important opportunity 0.326654	CLICK HERE
6141	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Drowning Prevention	null	fact 0.356741 cards 0.351295 CPR 0.359204 injuries 0.355243 adults 0.351552 Learn life-saving skills 0.90491 cause 0.352944 drowning 0.556658 house 0.352504 minds 0.363246 result 0.358426 weaker swimmers 0.619391 gates 0.354054 cardiopulmonary resuscitation 0.655006 times 0.352606 bathtubs 0.370177 children 0.692263 Pool fences 0.594629 floating 0.359008 causes 0.362238 young children 0.620299 lakes 0.351307	potential 0.366111 goal 0.361957 sure kids 0.589344 life jackets 0.809204 drownings 0.395708 birth defects 0.625914 water 0.494312 look 0.353897 play area 0.575663 key role 0.620905 natural bodies 0.589585 ocean 0.35125 activities 0.351354 beach 0.358265 four–sided isolation fence 0.879234 child injury 0.639648 ages 0.357429 backyard swimming pools 0.861789 step 0.362022 time 0.358367 thing 0.359853 injury death 0.614175	CLICK HERE
6674	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Types of Articles	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.	study participants 0.594709 negative findings 0.586573 data 0.648321 findings 0.631148 public health practitioners 0.579908 section 0.623621 graphics 0.612242 research 0.634801 number 0.586854 tables 0.671011 outcomes 0.579496 evaluation methods 0.617112 community engagement efforts 0.643759 Community Case Study 0.608358 text 0.716514 state 0.578236 results 0.726613 Implementation Evaluation articles 0.585685 audio files 0.717084 data sources 0.620995 concise conclusion 0.582946 article 0.657481 community engagement 0.66475 public health practice 0.645024 research results 0.577278	chronic disease 0.710943 intervention 0.731454 newspaper clippings 0.716346 chronic disease prevention 0.600061 intervention approach 0.64931 intervention efforts 0.578402 study 0.736199 figures 0.685315 methods 0.712455 Intervention Evaluation articles 0.593047 institutional review board 0.656683 data collection approaches 0.583991 study findings 0.62453 human subjects 0.588138 public health concern 0.623602 public health professionals 0.590948 public health 0.93427 Methods section 0.610842 words 0.68323 data collection 0.585079 equal emphasis 0.585366 short video 0.715456 original research article 0.587717 information 0.722203	CLICK HERE
7477	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Public Health Surveillance during a Disaster	The Health Studies Branch (HSB) provides expertise and leadership in epidemiology to local, state, federal and international partners to help them prepare for and respond to natural and man-made public health disasters. To do this, HSB conducts surveillance, rapid needs assessments, epidemiology studies, and provides training in disaster epidemiology to public health professionals.	potential disease outbreaks 0.552941 Disaster-Related Mortality Surveillance 0.722858 public health disaster 0.704537 Response webpage 0.473496 new toolkit 0.471403 death scene investigators 0.54691 death scenes 0.478844 weather-related event 0.486495 death scene 0.641329 Death Scene Investigation 0.54928 Natural Disasters 0.479041 action items 0.478742 public health surveillance 0.759967 mortality surveillance tools 0.635676 early detection 0.478791 potential problems 0.485035 disaster relatedness 0.620952 Mortality Surveillance Form 0.70136 disaster epidemiology training 0.668453 morbidity surveillance forms 0.61943 scientific consultation 0.471939 future disaster response 0.698662 literature review 0.524115 visit HSB 0.562273 specific needs 0.478792	download form 0.47357 human health impacts 0.571981 download forms 0.475637 refillable forms 0.484284 HSB Disaster Response 0.752871 training materials 0.477049 track disease 0.479447 disaster 0.900805 certain disasters 0.474727 adverse health effects 0.574029 HSB assistance 0.564917 death scene data 0.548595 injury trends 0.477041 natural disaster 0.676476 technical assistance 0.471343 systematic collection 0.484416 Disaster Surveillance Workgroup 0.877675 Weather-Related Events 0.483643 CDC Disaster Surveillance 0.749273 data collection 0.479284 CDC Health Studies 0.554236 Disaster Training 0.607595 Medicolegal Death Scene 0.549079 active surveillance 0.54646	CLICK HERE
8077	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcements: International Course in AppliedEpidemiology	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. 0.455692 software program 0.437923 basic epidemiology 0.478001 Emory University 0.577596 Human Services 0.551008 assistive technology 0.456794 public health problems 0.807974 U.S. Department 0.544355 MMWR HTML versions 0.539265 electronic PDF version 0.527496 public health surveillance 0.617419 basic course 0.46228 global health 0.694015 Additional information 0.433409 Applied Epidemiology 0.598575 Contact GPO 0.453347 commercial sources 0.429956 epidemiologic aspects 0.516841 current prices 0.430586 original paper copy 0.53362 International Course 0.459235 Applied Epidemiology home 0.592176 United States 0.442725 U.S. Government Printing 0.539351	original MMWR paper 0.535085 epidemiologic principles 0.522207 epidemiologic data 0.513411 Clifton Rd 0.431446 Epi Info 0.444417 major public health 0.622343 epidemiologic case 0.515122 MMWR readers 0.436726 character translation 0.42415 short presentation 0.439063 Registration deadline 0.436521 public health professionals 0.761702 public health 0.963278 Hubert Department 0.437713 format errors 0.424552 study course 0.450024 Rollins School 0.447655 field investigations 0.574685 subject line 0.453555 typeset documents 0.431075 trade names 0.430043 basic statistical analysis 0.565176 non-CDC sites 0.429167 small group discussions 0.562232	CLICK HERE
10599	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Parents™ Views on Engaging Families of Middle School Students in Obesity Prevention and Control in a Multiethnic Population - CDC	Overweight and obesity remain significant public health risks for youth in the United States, particularly among racial/ethnic minority groups. Efforts at obesity prevention and control have targeted youth and family members in diverse settings. Although involving parents in obesity prevention programs for youth may improve the potential of these programs, less is known about parents’ preferred methods of engagement, especially among racial/ethnic minority parents and parents whose primary language is not English. In this qualitative study, parents of middle-school–aged children were asked how best to engage their children in obesity prevention and control efforts.	high obesity rates 0.392122 physical activity behaviors 0.400509 obesity prevention programs 0.672961 obesity prevention interventions 0.437548 Spanish language groups 0.398114 Spanish-language parents 0.430275 Spanish-language focus groups 0.664314 Spanish-language group 0.442314 Burton O. Cowgill 0.377344 family sports leagues 0.377343 children 0.474168 racial/ethnic minority parents 0.38912 physical activity programs 0.444492 obesity prevention 0.906411 childhood obesity prevention 0.410828 school-based obesity prevention 0.41028 obesity prevention efforts 0.600914 Latino parents 0.402561 parent-involved obesity prevention 0.4003 middle-school–aged children 0.410326 primary language 0.375059 parents 0.753539 English-language focus groups 0.381784 UCLA/RAND Prevention Research 0.434254 Lindsey R. Thompson 0.372959	Spanish-language focus group 0.451202 Prevention Research Center 0.431917 accessing obesity prevention 0.397215 health risks obesity 0.395644 focus group protocol 0.388928 focus groups 0.701911 obesity control 0.370666 childhood obesity programs 0.406947 family-focused sports leagues 0.389308 better parents 0.395384 public health 0.380787 Multiethnic Population 0.372687 Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer 0.410398 middle school students 0.480328 Spanish-language groups 0.433335 community-based obesity prevention 0.463732 Short Acculturation Scale 0.381913 Comprehensive Cancer Center 0.408026 different racial/ethnic backgrounds 0.376539 physical activity 0.644286 obesity prevention opportunities 0.403185 Los Angeles 0.562966 sports leagues 0.402385 obesity prevention field 0.398939	CLICK HERE
13583	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	West Nile Virus and Other Nationally Notifiable ArboviralDiseases - United States, 2014	Nicole P. Lindsey, MS1; Jennifer A. Lehman1; J.	arboviral diseases 0.347019 equine encephalitis virus 0.584865 arboviral disease cases 0.378338 serogroup virus disease 0.358417 Canyon virus cases 0.356391 neuroinvasive disease 0.974828 neuroinvasive disease incidence 0.443644 neuroinvasive arboviral disease 0.417937 public health authorities 0.320732 overall disease burden 0.294891 nationally notifiable arboviruses 0.317333 virus neuroinvasive disease 0.422421 national incidence 0.292342 WNV disease cases 0.386281 health care providers 0.324031 commonly reported cause 0.356502 reported case 0.296021 notifiable arboviral disease 0.374653 median age 0.456816 California serogroup virus 0.397957 patients 0.390606 endemic arboviral diseases 0.334726 neuroinvasive cases 0.313913 recent arboviral infection 0.333068	Powassan virus 0.380875 incidence rates 0.290905 specific infecting virus 0.32305 illness onset 0.429717 national arboviral surveillance 0.334083 WNV neuroinvasive disease 0.729071 United States 0.40442 La Crosse virus 0.885433 Eastern equine encephalitis 0.551866 neuroinvasive disease cases 0.749363 nonneuroinvasive disease cases 0.420644 St. Louis 0.336193 Powassan virus disease 0.357501 encephalitis virus disease 0.377917 virus disease cases 0.663985 arboviral disease 0.551068 domestic arboviral disease 0.347699 Canyon virus antibody 0.317696 acute flaccid paralysis 0.593677 Canyon virus disease 0.44415 Crosse virus disease 0.453332 West Nile virus 0.345135 disease cases 0.921949 human arboviral infections 0.334539	CLICK HERE
13964	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Flu-Free, Healthy Travel this Winter | CDC Features	Whether traveling to warmer weather or a snow-filled adventure, make sure the flu is not your travel companion. Get your flu vaccine before you go to reduce your risk of catching and spreading the flu.	offices 0.225288 flu infection 0.530388 tissue 0.251496 best way 0.341167 health information 0.323206 HealthMap Vaccine Finder 0.482173 cough 0.228203 Pack Smart 0.330329 trip 0.254884 chills 0.230058 prevention 0.226648 snow-filled adventure 0.353839 area 0.251097 Prompt treatment 0.325546 tissues 0.226509 flu illness 0.524624 symptoms 0.241958 alcohol-based sanitizer 0.346502 high risk 0.434505 useful tips 0.346345 antiviral medications 0.34172 health items 0.322615 travel companion 0.348565 medicines 0.22492 Flu vaccines 0.706682	destination 0.253016 winter 0.250608 flu vaccine 0.747741 protection 0.227623 coughs 0.23366 travel medicine 0.322712 malaria 0.291901 flu complications 0.65081 important tool 0.335092 appropriate medical care 0.423152 kit 0.224649 health departments 0.328812 pharmacies 0.227952 simple things 0.32513 antiviral drugs 0.332747 fever medicine 0.33576 medical care 0.445923 people 0.240957 flu 0.902973 doctor 0.300546 help 0.225099 places 0.247197 sleeve 0.225706 warmer weather 0.361234	CLICK HERE
15344	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Clean Hands Count Campaign | Hand Hygiene	In the United States, hospital patients get an estimated 722,000 infections each year. That’s about 1 infection for every 25 patients. Infections that patients get in the hospital can be life-threatening and hard to treat. Hand hygiene is one of the most important ways to prevent the spread of infections.	healthcare providers 0.519467 new education course 0.575062 role 0.23355 Clean Hands Count 0.931094	email address 0.409722 promotional video 0.403541 hands count campaign 0.851484 page 0.238994	CLICK HERE