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4644	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Conjunctivitis: Treatment	The treatment for conjunctivitis depends on the cause.	allergic conjunctivitis 0.462265 Mild bacterial conjunctivitis 0.592515 certain eye drops 0.333095 cold compresses 0.242448 topical antihistamine 0.226509 artificial tears 0.237374 herpes simplex virus 0.335841 red eye 0.219923 viral conjunctivitis 0.786656 best treatment options 0.315822 antibiotic resistance 0.241121 prescription eye 0.221183 pink eye 0.243657 contact lenses 0.233761 eye drops 0.339716 Fam Physician. 0.231905 antibiotic treatment 0.243323	antiviral medication 0.235201 specific treatment 0.226374 Allergy medications 0.217802 Kankanala RR 0.223069 conjunctivitis 0.927172 medical care 0.240413 increased costs 0.220695 doctor 0.27236 Mauger T. Diagnosis 0.331173 eye doctor 0.237638 varicella-zoster virus 0.23693 animal dander 0.21784 healthcare provider 0.234481 bacterial conjunctivitis 0.606385 following cases 0.221657 primary care 0.215496 antibiotics 0.25329	CLICK HERE
4808	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Arthritis in the Canadian Aboriginal Population: North-South Differences in Prevalence and Correlates	null	Aboriginal groups—off-reserve 0.376863 concurrent chronic diseases 0.390132 arthritis patients 0.489503 lower prevalence 0.454952 regional differences 0.425686 non-Aboriginal people 0.449717 Canadian Arthritis Network 0.511139 lower prevalence estimates 0.406139 H. Aboriginal Peoples 0.404546 risk factors 0.459174 northern territories 0.42484 rheumatoid arthritis 0.677507 arthritides—rheumatoid arthritis 0.483343 Aboriginal ancestry 0.365253 multiple Aboriginal groups 0.439648 arthritis 0.989573 self-reported arthritis rubric 0.525161 Statistics Canada 0.827667 Aboriginal Peoples Survey 0.790504 non-reserve Aboriginal Population 0.403785 off-reserve Aboriginal population 0.408906 Peschken C. Arthritis 0.507783 Aboriginal residents 0.375112 aboriginal population 0.463281 Aboriginal groups 0.623226	Arthritis prevalence 0.573387 north 0.465108 Aboriginal respondents 0.401966 chronic disease arthritis 0.541052 Semin Arthritis Rheum. 0.559623 crude prevalence 0.503632 prevalence 0.612578 Aboriginal people 0.969671 body mass index 0.37936 clinically undifferentiated arthritis 0.517493 musculoskeletal disorders 0.363382 Aboriginal Manitobans 0.366794 health care 0.541213 arthritis report 0.49143 following Aboriginal groups 0.437088 chronic diseases 0.41526 age-adjusted prevalence 0.420188 South 0.410995 Catalogue No. 0.422728 Aboriginal populations 0.369718 National Aboriginal Arthritis 0.631682 different Aboriginal groups 0.454463 public health significance 0.424456 crude prevalence proportions 0.415809	CLICK HERE
4845	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Carbon Monoxide Poisoning|Natuaral Disasters and Severe Weather	Information on disasters. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	colorless gas 0.951197 emergencies 0.230152 camper 0.211959 natural disasters 0.764256	alternative sources 0.641989 Carbon monoxide 0.88491 power outages 0.836862	CLICK HERE
5692	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	4-Aminodiphenyl - 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
6189	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	An observational study of physical activity in parks in Asian and Pacific Islander communities in urban Honolulu, Hawaii, 2009.	null	park users 0.82137 Pacific Islander women 0.312209 increased physical activity 0.283814 girls 0.287517 parks 0.690292 park conditions 0.355097 high-income neighborhood parks 0.330821 vigorous physical activity 0.447644 logistic regression 0.288992 neighborhood income level 0.304491 lower-income neighborhood parks 0.319091 Pacific Islander populations 0.310608 raters 0.340768 physical activity level 0.337693 vigorous activity 0.295851 community parks 0.339336 middle-income neighborhood parks 0.320291 park usage 0.386378 high-income neighborhoods 0.300169 low-income neighborhood parks 0.327559 Honolulu parks 0.30302 neighborhood parks 0.372829 high-income parks 0.338707 low-income parks 0.353913 study 0.286292	public parks 0.383476 Pacific Islander 0.554008 vigorous physical activities 0.343329 physical activity resource 0.326254 physically active park 0.2918 Pacific Islander communities 0.428835 female park users 0.299021 people used parks 0.323052 parks users 0.31415 direct observation tool 0.295344 district parks 0.317164 outdoor park users 0.296165 rate physical activity 0.29015 lower socioeconomic status 0.283338 public health 0.301624 vigorous activities 0.348059 low-income neighborhoods 0.311209 urban parks 0.31211 individual park users 0.29705 income level 0.310624 physical activity 0.988135 Pacific Islander population 0.29165 Pacific Islanders 0.485501 validated direct observation 0.294699	CLICK HERE
6835	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Dr. Frieden visits Kenya	In Kenya, the CDC is addressing the region's toughest health problems at their source, directly working with vulnerable families and communities in local hospitals, clinics, and laboratories.	CDC 0.860943 CDC staff in-country 0.737051 foreign countries 0.504232 Secretary 0.416234 Laboratory Training Program 0.590482 demographic status 0.500026 polio eradication program 0.631368 U.S. efforts 0.507961 technical support 0.494493 Human Services Kathleen 0.574685 Institute 0.416538 CDC Field Research 0.742024 CDC-affiliated staff 0.503964 epicenter 0.422002 FETP/FELTP website 0.503549 laboratory training 0.60351 field station 0.497222 Dr. Tom Frieden 0.76604 disease surveillance 0.492073 Scott Gration 0.513561 important contributions 0.490518 officers 0.417393 important milestone 0.495945	CDC staff 0.837726 CDC overseas platforms 0.731937 laboratory training programs 0.587926 strategies 0.417008 Director 0.418938 polio case 0.554838 KEMRI 0.449683 CDC staff collect 0.746551 w/ largest gathering 0.583937 people 0.416266 Kenya Medical Research 0.677329 India 0.458617 global health activities 0.619272 dynamic public health 0.599801 TP programs 0.510105 U.S. Ambassador 0.514785 Kenyan health officials 0.630129 Kisian 0.416621 Field Epidemiology 0.525074 preventable deaths 0.521142 Learn 0.416992 information 0.416316 visit 0.431013	CLICK HERE
7381	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pandemic Resources Tools - FluLabSurge 1.0	FluLabSurge is a spreadsheet-based program designed to assist laboratory directors forecast demand for specimen testing during the next influenza pandemic (i.e., the surge in demand), and develop response plans - CDC	different modules 0.504497 clinical diagnostics 0.522126 laboratory directors 0.520015 United States 0.495422 influenza-testing laboratories 0.41566 strain identification 0.417184 Software Application 0.519959 free storage memory 0.48972 response plans 0.422225 one-page plan 0.421335 pandemic influenza 0.742291 one-way sensitivity analysis 0.496166 U.S. Federal Government 0.486984 testing capacity 0.446881 time period 0.410813 diagnostic machines 0.412385 particular module 0.461101 FluLabSurge download 0.43845 lab capacity 0.422321 1918-type pandemic scenarios 0.768625 general modeling philosophy 0.482558 Cox NJ 0.486651 file download menu 0.487674 total number 0.419412	spreadsheet-based program 0.429849 Fukuda K. Modeling 0.493421 particular laboratory 0.42249 Fukuda K. 0.513602 influenza pandemic 0.886691 economic impact 0.566602 QuickStart Manual 0.512333 Pandemic Planning Module 0.97658 daily number 0.528611 Security Warning Screen 0.480604 Download Stand-alone FluLabSurge 0.719888 specimens 0.427479 additional test 0.410827 public health officials 0.519504 Meltzer MI 0.588279 Laboratory Capacity Module 0.737219 Workload Demand Module 0.745783 user-defined testing goals 0.531666 meaningful results 0.415942 page 0.427012 1968-type pandemic 0.672448 laboratory testing capacities 0.530887 pandemic stages 0.698113	CLICK HERE
7935	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Getting Health Care Abroad | CDC Features	Travelers may get sick or injured while traveling, and you should plan in advance how to get care when you’re overseas.	allergies 0.47784 medicines 0.700393 clinics 0.468808 United States 0.762093 emergency 0.470823 foreign country 0.784858 advance 0.591649 pregnant women 0.820891 trip 0.468478 evacuation insurance 0.788638 travel health 0.769214 counterfeit 0.49433 long time 0.802145 event 0.470918 case 0.535023 MedicAlert bracelet 0.800952 Carry 0.475495 senior citizens 0.808194	simple things 0.779589 medical services 0.778586 people 0.529377 travelers 0.93284 friends 0.471012 blood type 0.77036 doctor 0.473829 following resources 0.783863 chronic illnesses 0.779064 medical conditions 0.729676 delays 0.486329 doctors 0.470029 lists 0.468932 destination country 0.784957 local language 0.754479 embassy 0.494106 family 0.471075	CLICK HERE
8268	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vital Signs: Carbapenem-Resistant Enterobacteriaceae	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.	Escherichia coli 0.466345 CRE HAI 0.631009 CRE emergence.* Patients 0.624794 CRE definitions 0.610392 U.S. acute-care hospitals 0.475282 Current CRE prevention 0.622305 Klebsiella species 0.517705 Enterobacteriaceae infections 0.471007 CRE burden 0.593277 Nosocomial Infection Surveillance 0.504013 surgical site infections 0.466075 substantial health-care exposures 0.508069 Klebsiella pneumoniae carbapenemase 0.47937 acute-care hospitals 0.684702 CRE 0.926293 Laboratory Standards Institute 0.465443 population-based CRE surveillance 0.716057 United States 0.620626 health-care–associated infections 0.468467 panresistant Klebsiella pneumoniae 0.468596 Emerging Infections Program 0.506065 CRE control efforts 0.616337 central-line–associated bloodstream infections 0.468343 EIP CRE surveillance 0.641391	Klebsiella oxytoca 0.471968 long-term acute-care hospitals 0.544472 National Healthcare Safety 0.482458 CRE episodes 0.628771 health-care settings 0.50975 CRE bloodstream infections 0.623659 health-care infections 0.468808 CRE gains 0.582108 CRE surveillance project 0.713855 CRE prevention strategies 0.663682 CRE incidence 0.593682 pan-resistant CRE 0.599614 short-stay acute-care hospitals 0.505885 gram-negative bacilli 0.50432 carbapenem resistance 0.468966 proportion CRE 0.610677 urinary tract infections 0.46381 health-care facilities 0.46571 CRE patients 0.643311 CRE culture-positive episodes 0.746417 Healthcare Safety Network 0.529321 past decade 0.488091 Klebsiella pneumoniae 0.525158 National Nosocomial Infection 0.487718	CLICK HERE
9225	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Japanese Encephalitis Surveillance and Immunization - Asiaand the Western Pacific, 2012	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.	limited JE virus 0.384675 JE virus infection 0.416332 je laboratory network 0.472324 JE disease burden 0.392449 JE surveillance 0.699199 JE vaccine 0.615196 JE case 0.456439 Western Pacific Region 0.213137 JE immunization programs 0.459832 JE prevention activities 0.389795 JE risk 0.380243 JE immunization program 0.595277 national immunization programs 0.203587 effective JE prevention 0.378277 Susan L. Hills 0.200043 World Health Organization 0.226498 JE surveillance programs 0.475501 je prevention 0.459887	JE case reporting 0.393241 sentinel surveillance 0.207298 countries 0.301468 JE virus transmission 0.975698 JE control 0.425094 surveillance case definition 0.22018 surveillance sites 0.208533 JE vaccination program 0.387209 public health problem 0.279711 case definition 0.253208 government surveillance programs 0.216907 virus transmission risk 0.493745 risk areas 0.200388 JE vaccination 0.400127 laboratory confirmation 0.207494 JE cases 0.482208 pediatric JE vaccines 0.447179 Western Pacific 0.241774	CLICK HERE