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1071	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Spring and Baby Poultry are Here | CDC Features	Peep, chirp, quack! Live baby poultry, such as chicks, ducklings, goslings, and baby turkeys, can carry harmful germs called Salmonella. After you touch a chick, duckling, or other baby bird, or anything in the area where they live and roam, WASH YOUR HANDS so you don't get sick!			CLICK HERE
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6396	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Recommended Immunization Schedules for Persons Aged 0 Through 18 Years --- United States, 2011	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.	target older children 0.440391 13-valent pneumococcal conjugate 0.445064 relevant Advisory Committee 0.39378 Quadrivalent HPV vaccine 0.414643 final dose 0.623122 complement component deficiency 0.391077 additional dose 0.464826 polysaccharide vaccine 0.432742 cochlear implant 0.412784 children 0.626758 additional doses 0.384193 healthy children 0.379454 maximum age 0.391598 pneumococcal conjugate vaccine 0.469584 3-dose series 0.404872 single supplemental dose 0.514194 Vaccine Adverse Event 0.422986 persons 0.400009 meningococcal disease 0.381802 dose 0.917497 vaccine serogroup 0.379677 booster dose 0.50876 medical conditions 0.519149 minimum interval 0.470728 previous dose 0.578825	pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine 0.412684 single dose 0.545815 formulation Recombivax HB 0.389033 H1N1 vaccine 0.377533 doses 0.713412 persistent complement component 0.391433 Immunization Practices 0.410815 Advisory Committee 0.411275 meningococcal conjugate vaccine 0.391558 equivalent component vaccines 0.393238 seasonal influenza vaccine 0.541183 combination vaccine 0.397535 Immunization Practices statement 0.397657 current age 0.38834 vaccine series 0.376169 previous influenza season 0.391449 birth dose 0.541844 bivalent HPV vaccine 0.376277 vaccine 0.600874 immunocompromising condition 0.378244 adult formulation Recombivax 0.389294 Adverse Event Reporting 0.3958 series 0.472135 age 0.669018	CLICK HERE
6933	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Sexual Experience and Contraceptive Use Among Female Teens -United States, 1995, 2002, and 2006-2010	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.	sexual debut 0.53878 sexually experienced female 0.37753 effective contraceptive methods 0.467837 self-reported sexual activity 0.377465 black teens 0.430063 highly effective method 0.637466 injectable contraception 0.368908 comprehensive approach 0.371023 effective contraceptive method 0.424299 sexual activity 0.464998 National Center 0.38676 delayed sexual debut 0.419449 racial/ethnic groups 0.399095 teen pregnancy 0.480572 younger teens 0.435735 older teens 0.434757 Crystal Pirtle Tyler 0.411665 reproductive health 0.491593 relative increase 0.384761 racial/ethnic disparities 0.370713 female teens 0.728272 emergency contraception 0.394484 continued promotion 0.368006 experienced female teens 0.479956 Current contraceptive users 0.393244	condoms 0.381982 sexually experienced teens 0.5367 vaginal intercourse 0.413612 teens 0.788004 U.S. teen birth 0.547288 highly effective contraceptive 0.535016 current sexual activity 0.371531 long-acting reversible contraception 0.451408 Family Growth 0.412394 teen birth rates 0.427088 intrauterine device 0.407621 National Survey 0.403632 highly effective contraТЌceptive 0.401719 white teens 0.481296 moderately effective methods 0.504595 current contraceptive status 0.379916 females 0.409461 teen birth rate 0.485296 teens convenient practice 0.423403 moderately effective method 0.441702 increase 0.415883 female condom 0.374309 Hispanic teens 0.50258 highly effective methods 0.901735	CLICK HERE
7323	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tattoo-Associated Nontuberculous Mycobacterial Skin Infections - Multiple States, 2011-2012	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.	brand B ink 0.393581 sterile ink products 0.428948 NTM skin infections 0.785263 chelonae skin infections 0.390099 ink samples 0.389946 sterile water 0.378269 ink manufacturing sites 0.438763 Colorado tattoo parlor 0.377057 black ink 0.526954 tattoo parlor 0.380314 additional tattoo-associated NTM 0.491131 Michael H. Kinzer 0.381319 NTM species 0.393268 NTM contamination 0.524246 Public health investigations 0.365469 infected tattoo lesions 0.365478 Duc B. Nguyen 0.375019 black drawing ink 0.43548 possible case 0.372471 tattoo ink dilution 0.521526 New York cluster 0.414784 Epi-X public health 0.364806 company A. CDC 0.368024 unopened bottle 0.374739	prediluted gray ink 0.460975 Washington cluster 0.537542 tattoo artist 0.417188 NTM infections 0.50848 FDA regulatory requirement 0.400412 ink ingredients 0.386589 company 0.43393 public health 0.992814 tattoo-associated NTM skin 0.767407 New York 0.713521 cases 0.394694 company B. Water 0.369133 ink dilution 0.523534 environmental samples 0.48631 ink manufacturers 0.44238 tattoo-related NTM infections 0.498526 M. chelonae 0.705047 unopened ink bottles 0.537079 tattoo inks 0.692182 Tattoo-associated NTM infections 0.47746 appropriate hygienic practices 0.376444 gray ink 0.88524 nonsterile water 0.660662 tattoo artists 0.446201	CLICK HERE
9894	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	January 2014 | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	animal parts 0.61521 Infectious Disease journal 0.743684 infectious diseases 0.832438 Trisha J. Robinson 0.693248 Minnesota Department 0.609155 CDC study 0.708972 variant CJD patient 0.732039 white blood cells 0.678684 raw milk 0.990436 raw milk advocates 0.7728 foodborne illnesses 0.605445 mad cow disease 0.691511 nervous tissue grafts 0.682766 CDC Press Office 0.753593 large cities 0.604237 recent study 0.626455 potential raw milk 0.771586 mainly growth hormone 0.68148 live animal 0.772006 CJD transmission 0.643084 higher-risk cultural preferences 0.693026 relatively new type 0.680487 salmonellosis outbreaks 0.657229 animal health agencies 0.716067 United States 0.609897	Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease 0.62647 diarrheal disease 0.631356 10-year study period 0.721304 public health journal 0.741322 live bird market 0.708584 Joint Research Unit 0.676161 Oxford University Press 0.686583 fatal brain disease 0.703619 purported health benefits 0.7211 INRA News Office 0.684919 infected cadaver donors 0.682224 better taste 0.607035 food safety messages 0.698219 trisha.robinson@state.mn.us 0.609376 disease emergence 0.616914 p.m. EDT 0.63102 live bird markets 0.837001 cultural barriers 0.604293 sensitive laboratory mice 0.674307 food safety regulations 0.699328 policy makers 0.607429 vaccine-preventable diseases 0.641144 health risks 0.621445 raw milk sales 0.770932	CLICK HERE
11269	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Progress on Children Eating More Fruit, Not Vegetables - Vital Signs Infographic	The amount of whole fruit* children, 2-18 years old, ate increased by 67% from 2003 to 2010 and replaced fruit juice as the main contributor of fruit to children’s diets.	Graphic image 0.980671 normal daily activities 0.478898 fruit 0.823475 min/day 0.3207 vegetable consumption 0.389607 family style 0.396431 fellow student 0.486666 school salad bar 0.452494 mom 0.343739 Boys ages 0.631062 vegetables 0.865923 moderate physical activity 0.485359 home vegetables 0.453755 home tips 0.389398 time period 0.488908 right chart 0.393754 Fruit juice intake 0.478812 amounts 0.321242 children 0.396521 student selling fruit 0.467098 Maya 0.450403 Girls ages 0.65755	active children 0.394941 cups 0.77703 calorie needs 0.403931 14-18 0.346379 class 0.365589 vegetable snacking 0.392975 school store 0.387414 healthy breakfast 0.38934 Fig 0.630972 Text 0.457193 calories 0.39157 healthy snack 0.388836 school garden 0.379158 1-1 ½ cups 0.577641 2-18 0.320393 www.ChooseMyPlate.gov 0.321129 SOURCE 0.321147 school lunch 0.383615 Total fruit consumption 0.476379 fruit intake 0.400473 salad bar 0.466521 USDA 0.320338	CLICK HERE
14459	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Show Me the Science | 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.	preferred method 0.372213 pp 0.329757 M. 0.326627 hands 0.756404 Widmer 0.333488 alcohol-based hand sanitizer 0.96237 critical need 0.363507 Healthcare Settings Published 0.619252 areas 0.328442 good germs 0.523663 germs 0.590438 deeper layers 0.378942 difficile forms spores 0.434961 Hospital Epidemiology 0.434489 surface 0.346754 severe diarrhea 0.365331 Clostridium difficile 0.382307 patients 0.337979 microbiological efficacy 0.369227 Dangel 0.326635 healthcare facilities 0.37379 A. F. 0.43493 potentially deadly germs 0.506024 different way 0.361587 hand hygiene 0.576064	Dirty gloves 0.369546 soap 0.344483 healthcare providers 0.583846 alcohol-based hand rub 0.530038 hand sanitizer product 0.48046 infection control 0.505641 bacterial counts 0.371367 Guidelines 0.33847 international infection control 0.426758 PDF 0.338406 C. difficile infection 0.435153 KB 0.346009 important way 0.35925 skin condition 0.36778 antimicrobial activity 0.364258 alcohol-based hand 0.963393 preferred way 0.437265 RN. 0.326613 bad germs 0.496333 References 0.427736 Alcohol-based hand sanitizers 0.651961 common healthcare-associated infection 0.424569 time 0.329707 practice hand hygiene 0.430543	CLICK HERE
15355	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Outside the Exam Room: Policies for Connecting Clinic to Community in Diabetes Prevention and Treatment	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.	diabetes prevention 0.847763 better health behaviors 0.732413 emergency department visits 0.829189 economic development 0.741077 health centers 0.73996 Wood Johnson Foundation 0.849597 health care team 0.752285 health care delivery 0.806097 health care providers 0.773197 certified diabetes educators 0.731732 nurse case manager 0.732774 National diabetes statistics 0.733743 BMC Public Health 0.749704 community-healthcare diabetes interventions 0.729898 community 0.794457 health care community 0.784469 Affordable Care Act 0.736909 early childhood 0.848032 community health 0.786373 community health workers 0.746976 considerable public health 0.7408 Fam Community Health 0.736627 broaden health care 0.79752 Curr Diab Rep 0.72825 United States 0.835401	community health worker 0.734373 health promotion 0.763598 major public health 0.743385 Robert Wood Johnson 0.850529 diabetes care 0.826223 diabetes prevalence 0.752549 public health burden 0.771456 diabetes self-management programs 0.752411 public health 0.930538 health care 0.911078 American Public Health 0.741718 health care systems 0.768295 chronic disease self-management 0.7702 Public Health Association 0.739923 health 0.987492 systematic review 0.765553 public health settings 0.736553 Diabetes Translation Research 0.733836 tailored diabetes education 0.740727 diabetes self-care activities 0.732193 et al 0.828271 patient-centered medical home 0.747769 Health care access 0.777835 early child care 0.735778	CLICK HERE