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1039	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Multistate Outbreak of ListeriosisLinked to Soft-Ripened Cheese - United States, 2013	Mary J. Choi, MD1,2, Kelly A. Jackson, MPH3, Carlota Medus, PhD1, Jennifer Beal, MPH4, Carrie E.	Mary J. Choi 0.889485 Listeria monocytogenes infections 0.798193 Carrie E. Rigdon 0.764192 Crave Brothers 0.924582 Coordinated Outbreak Response 0.8109 original MMWR paper 0.738982 U.S. Government Printing 0.732868 total case count 0.733927 Minnesota Department 0.77728 Evaluation Network 0.752589 Human Services 0.72224 Drug Administration 0.80361 outbreak PFGE pattern 0.796307 indistinguishable pulsed-field gel 0.772021 State Health Services 0.752626 Benjamin J. Silk 0.761591 U.S. Department 0.736065 MMWR HTML versions 0.733366 outbreak pattern 0.719803 Petit FrУЈre 0.963446 soft cheese consumption 0.779532 Kirk E. Smith 0.756371 certain soft cheeses 0.769126	outbreak-related cases 0.741769 electronic PDF version 0.732305 Pasteurization eliminates Listeria 0.757446 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.726978 food exposure frequencies 0.843633 foodborne disease surveillance 0.753502 molecular subtyping network 0.763733 Kelly A. Jackson 0.75409 soft cheeses 0.837902 isolate upload date 0.746774 different grocery stores 0.86472 cheese-making facility 0.719569 L. monocytogenes 0.772017 Listeria Initiative* data 0.762122 Les FrУЈres 0.82567 cheese-making process 0.786122 Tami C. Cloyd 0.767843 original paper copy 0.726525 Brothers Farmstead Cheese 0.807666 sporadic listeriosis cases 0.799318 David C. Melka9 0.760484 substantial sanitation deficiencies 0.73496	CLICK HERE
4910	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2009 H1N1: Overview of a Pandemic - Descriptions	null	Neurocognitive Dis 0.600422 solid blue bars 0.571199 influenza disease activity 0.586493 H1N1 influenza vaccines 0.602188 site H1N1 Flu 0.61654 C. Human influenza 0.59723 Section 508-accessible version 0.603257 deaths 0.569652 Influenza B viruses 0.568952 Neuromuscular Dis 0.657345 influenza pandemic 0.622895 seasonal influenza 0.555069 condition 0.87607 new influenza virus 0.568125 stand-alone Web document 0.600386 seasonal flu viruses 0.597608 human-animal influenza 0.565657 pandemic disease levels 0.564328 generic influenza virion 0.593932 H1N1 web site 0.643321 child 0.557064 influenza 0.786446 potential pandemic threat 0.555658 general adult populations 0.766113	United States 0.57072 age group 0.783282 general population 0.813617 Flu Flu 0.605619 seasonal flu complications 0.563127 prevalence 0.928773 general adult population 0.615736 h1n1 flu 0.645658 bar chart 0.588727 influenza reassortant virus 0.655839 animal influenza virus 0.596275 new influenza 0.574242 flu-like symptoms 0.570755 Influenza A viruses 0.593227 Morbid Obesity** 0.59409 everyday preventive actions 0.784516 flu viruses 0.613795 regular human influenza 0.595547 H1N1 0.941088 people 0.696238 flu 0.747572 different influenza virus 0.673245 influenza viruses 0.589134 influenza vaccine safety 0.555536	CLICK HERE
4999	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Assessing Your Weight: Body Mass Index BMI	BMI can be used to screen for weight categories that may lead to health problems but it is not diagnostic of the body fatness or health of an individual. Learn more.	body fatness 0.634379 BMI Calculator Widget 0.813661 adults 0.352462 professionals 0.315184 teens 0.363434 Information 0.333242 meters 0.318128 weight categories 0.473987 Excel spreadsheet 0.389991 number 0.316709 child care 0.38636 high BMI 0.735528 children 0.374545 Adult 0.316118 kilograms 0.333208 BMI percentile 0.716167 corresponding weight category 0.471653 Schools 0.32667	BMI 0.943926 corresponding BMI-for-age percentile 0.484714 height 0.321415 Body Mass Index 0.787002 individual 0.316787 CDC BMI-for-age growth 0.463604 reliable indicator 0.402003 CDC Child 0.393282 people 0.315753 BMI measurement 0.661649 square 0.316135 Index Calculator Widget 0.542797 BMI Tool 0.655508 health problems 0.476971 person 0.316203 Safeguards 0.32088 high body fatness 0.547928 school class room 0.458109	CLICK HERE
5095	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Monday, May 24, 2010	null	Sex Transm Dis. 0.66083 HIV prevention 0.403078 Butler WR 0.395028 processed meat consumption 0.457087 Disease Control 0.397809 CDC Knowledge 0.609761 correctional facilities 0.399634 Action Science Clips 0.951768 new weekly digest 0.508957 teacher curriculum goals 0.472398 vulnerable children 0.411613 newborn screening linkage 0.471704 Engl J Med. 0.414938 Chief Science Officer 0.518918 New York State 0.49935 STD clinic setting 0.479655 DHHS 0.403198 healthy people 0.397269 Tuberculosis control 0.402819 incidence rates 0.394218 public domain 0.422849 high risk 0.403845 Stephen B. Thacker 0.680517 Flegal KM 0.410112 VERB campaign 0.398389	Dillon CF 0.396123 legal blood alcohol 0.468349 United States 0.395847 Pamuk ER 0.409993 Toney SR 0.413597 Pennsylvania motorcycle helmet 0.470867 public health reform 0.478197 WIC program 0.40863 academic scientists 0.39437 public health 0.47973 Habel MA 0.406498 public health literature 0.477054 water illness prevention 0.469601 B. Thacker CDC 0.800203 safe method 0.401869 physical activity 0.397946 original sources 0.413388 Horizons research 0.397971 H1N1 influenza pandemic 0.489112 live births records 0.478065 news sources 0.396911 coronary heart disease 0.470071 Toney NC 0.408523 outbreak preparedness 0.399118	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
7480	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Healthy Housing Reference Manual - Chapter 6 Figures	NCEH provides leadership to promote health and quality of life by preventing or controlling those diseases, birth defects, or disabilities resulting from interaction between people and the environment. Site has information/education resources on a broad range of topics, including asthma, birth defects, radiation, sanitation, lead in blood, and more.	MPEG 0.254972 Typical House 0.462538 Foundation Cracks 0.430817 different file formats 0.563598 Figure 0.812081 Housing Structure Terminology 0.918516	site 0.235008 PDF 0.235652 Window Details 0.404163 Interior Stairway 0.449005 PPT 0.273001 Wall Framing 0.428392	CLICK HERE
9224	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Global Health - Polio - Updates on CDC's Polio Eradication Efforts - August 9, 2013	Polio is a crippling and potentially deadly infectious disease caused by a virus that spreads from person to person invading the brain and spinal cord and causing paralysis. CDC is a strategic partner in the overall effort to eradicate polio worldwide.	global polio eradication 0.829999 Large-scale polio vaccination 0.4988 GPEI partners 0.363234 polio eradication plans 0.573513 polio eradication 0.97038 Polio incidence 0.475374 polio outbreaks 0.490794 Chad 0.362674 public health volunteers 0.361357 Polio Eradication Effort 0.611106 wild poliovirus 0.382066 vaccination campaign planning 0.366354 CDC’s Emergency 0.379718 United Nations Children 0.362553 AFP cases 0.35676 polio eradication activities 0.642631 final push 0.363803 CDC Director Thomas 0.410682 Melinda Gates Foundation 0.360838 CDC resources 0.374038 polio worldwide 0.495126 Independent Monitoring Board 0.357591 EOC operational structure 0.388382 polio vaccination campaigns 0.564808	CDC’s engagement 0.370129 global polio surveillance 0.51132 entire CDC community 0.402171 Polio Eradication Initiative 0.60632 World Health Organization 0.420026 timely technical expertise 0.361725 polio eradication progress 0.569088 polio cases 0.53291 Democratic Republic 0.362876 in-country technical expertise 0.361176 CDC’s EOC 0.399837 polio vaccination campaign 0.511805 CDC’s polio 0.530033 Epidemiologic Record/CDC Morbidity 0.359784 enhanced capacity 0.362326 Polio Eradication Emergency 0.567723 CDC polio eradication 0.67905 polio surveillance 0.557864 technical expertise 0.365264 finish line 0.360049 endemic countries 0.415821 Dr. Frieden 0.371476 polio eradication efforts 0.631688	CLICK HERE
11593	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing A Million Heart Attacks and Strokes: A TurningPoint for Impact | Public Health Grand Rounds | CDC	Million Hearts® is a national initiative to prevent heart attacks and strokes , which contribute to almost 800,000 deaths from cardiovascular disease each year.	Health Grand Rounds 0.853336 heart attacks 0.919835 Human Services 0.223109 policy approaches 0.210276 half-way mark 0.217821 Smoking cessation 0.208828 Hearts® 0.214821 statewide impact 0.200985 Deputy Scientific Director 0.359536 sustainable prevention 0.223608 federal agencies 0.220075 public health 0.613172 health care systems 0.37724 common goal 0.214195 cardiovascular events 0.200442	cardiovascular disease 0.245806 strokes 0.253094 tobacco policy efforts 0.366346 clinical care 0.396311 blood pressure control 0.740926 lower sodium products 0.378093 complex problem 0.218276 national initiative 0.211286 food supply 0.215644 better performance 0.212538 clinical care experts 0.370905 medical costs 0.218398 John Iskander 0.206236 impactful actions 0.208641	CLICK HERE
12472	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	June 2013 ACIP Meeting -- Rotavirus Vaccines: Update on Intussusception	Introduction: intussusception following RV5 and RV1 by Dr. M Vázquez. VSD by Mr. E Weintraub. VAERS by Ms. P Haber. PRISM by Dr. K Yih. Australian data by Dr. P McIntyre. Summary and review of risk: benefit in the United States by Dr. M Cortese. Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html This video can also be viewed at: http://streaming.cdc.gov/vod.php?id=b72d088d3e8589b4eb51e59519a3e70e20130730143433859	Rotavirus Vaccines 0.993088 Intussusception 0.628683	ACIP Meeting 0.835764 Update 0.43559	CLICK HERE
13255	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Screen for Life: Meryl Streep (:30) Version A	In a PSA, Academy Award®-winning actress Meryl Streep urges viewers to get screened for colorectal cancer. - CDC-TV	National Center 0.600491 polyps 0.464846 colorectal cancer 0.833285 Meryl Streep 0.681167 importance 0.439379 Public Service Announcement 0.782521 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.766703 feedback 0.436673 preparedness topics 0.842363 Health Promotion. 0.588407 variety 0.476208 children 0.474532	versions 0.4369 Version 0.436748 safety 0.476003 different audiences 0.825849 public health professionals 0.961922 colorectal cancer screening 0.819475 CDC-TV videos 0.740137 comment 0.438693 Ms. Streep 0.656942 Release Date 0.609609 parents 0.47443	CLICK HERE