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Interim Estimates of 2013-14 Seasonal Influenza VaccineEffectiveness - United States, February 2014 |
Brendan Flannery, PhD1, Swathi N. Thaker, PhD1, Jessie Clippard, MPH1, Arnold S. Monto, MD2, Suzanne E. |
| influenza | 0.910213 |
| U.S. Influenza Vaccine | 0.654703 |
| influenza infection | 0.550936 |
| United States | 0.538934 |
| influenza pandemic viruses | 0.593334 |
| influenza pH1N1 virus | 0.57366 |
| inactivated influenza vaccines | 0.55073 |
| pH1N1 influenza viruses | 0.579116 |
| seasonal influenza vaccination | 0.630938 |
| Influenza vaccination coverage | 0.588032 |
| influenza antiviral medication | 0.587552 |
| influenza virus infection | 0.608575 |
| previous influenza seasons | 0.569391 |
| self-rated health | 0.514967 |
| vaccination status | 0.553218 |
| influenza patients | 0.575421 |
| seasonal influenza vaccine | 0.803831 |
| influenza illness | 0.599304 |
| pH1N1 influenza virus | 0.619406 |
| seasonal influenza vaccines | 0.606267 |
| Flu VE Network | 0.512742 |
| 2013-14 influenza vaccine | 0.585044 |
| acute respiratory illness | 0.586374 |
| influenza vaccine | 0.906488 |
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| influenza activity | 0.628686 |
| influenza vaccines | 0.610865 |
| seasonal influenza | 0.81736 |
| patient vaccination status | 0.518633 |
| influenza virus infections | 0.579437 |
| influenza vaccination | 0.699514 |
| subtyped influenza | 0.55321 |
| persons | 0.534299 |
| medical visits | 0.508589 |
| influenza vaccine effectiveness | 0.663366 |
| influenza vaccine locator | 0.588395 |
| annual seasonal influenza | 0.557496 |
| Influenza Division | 0.541527 |
| influenza viruses | 0.711209 |
| annual influenza vaccination | 0.633162 |
| study site | 0.53225 |
| Early antiviral treatment | 0.532211 |
| influenza virus | 0.678937 |
| predominant influenza virus | 0.563625 |
| illness onset | 0.61173 |
| influenza season vaccination | 0.614208 |
| influenza cases | 0.556867 |
| influenza diagnostic tests | 0.565715 |
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Types of Radiation Emergencies |
Information on types of radiation emergencies during a possible radiological event. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). |
| security procedures | 0.412722 |
| nuclear weapon | 0.461591 |
| Click | 0.236235 |
| explosives | 0.312236 |
| significant amounts | 0.413275 |
| Nuclear explosions | 0.466168 |
| dynamite | 0.250008 |
| fallout | 0.252908 |
| air pressure | 0.434868 |
| sight | 0.240062 |
| nuclear power plant | 0.611765 |
| Nuclear power plants | 0.607619 |
| long distances | 0.441398 |
| Shipments | 0.241505 |
| area | 0.311245 |
| radiation emergencies | 0.972175 |
| radiation-related injuries | 0.430282 |
| intense pulse | 0.445957 |
| different types | 0.456647 |
| health care facilities | 0.592648 |
| examples | 0.241945 |
| light | 0.238386 |
| radioactive materials | 0.616327 |
| radiological dispersal device | 0.691889 |
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| manufacturing operations | 0.413109 |
| safety controls | 0.40738 |
| IND | 0.250809 |
| wide range | 0.414286 |
| wind | 0.237822 |
| heat | 0.238414 |
| atomic blast | 0.443491 |
| Nuclear Regulatory Commission | 0.608014 |
| terrorists | 0.260076 |
| radioactive powder | 0.605319 |
| placards | 0.255109 |
| Radiation sources | 0.635725 |
| radioactive material | 0.910354 |
| radiation source | 0.625143 |
| radiological exposure device | 0.657875 |
| research institutions | 0.413445 |
| nuclear emergency | 0.456453 |
| icons | 0.239457 |
| nuclear device | 0.484522 |
| people | 0.235558 |
| transportation accident | 0.412591 |
| radiation emergency | 0.685064 |
| dirty bomb | 0.694334 |
| pellets | 0.250178 |
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Trench Foot or Immersion Foot|Natural Disasters and Severe Weather |
Information on disasters. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). |
| feet | 0.530642 |
| treatment | 0.454464 |
| heavy feeling | 0.580038 |
| trench foot | 0.909619 |
| tissue | 0.434593 |
| long periods | 0.593784 |
| dry ones | 0.564616 |
| frostbite | 0.444637 |
| foot. | 0.432825 |
| heel | 0.442855 |
| infections | 0.435766 |
| toes | 0.444515 |
| numbness | 0.457881 |
| Blisters | 0.445449 |
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| foot wound | 0.544179 |
| pain | 0.433734 |
| untreated trench foot | 0.791517 |
| entire foot | 0.548659 |
| prickly | 0.44603 |
| socks | 0.436275 |
| immersion foot | 0.58102 |
| tingling | 0.454431 |
| severe cases | 0.570948 |
| following steps | 0.565974 |
| symptoms | 0.466015 |
| sensation | 0.444104 |
| time | 0.436339 |
| exchange wet shoes | 0.699082 |
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Travel to Carnival and Mardi Gras 2012 | CDC Features |
Celebrate 2012 Carnival and Mardi Gras in good health. CDC wants you to enjoy your trip but keep these recommendations in mind to ensure you stay safe and healthy. |
| Eat only food | 0.548812 |
| safe food | 0.549634 |
| typhoid fever | 0.539587 |
| simple precautions | 0.551137 |
| questionable areas | 0.5432 |
| Carnival parties | 0.707348 |
| Carnival festivities | 0.720878 |
| federal agency | 0.533623 |
| certain health risks | 0.667135 |
| heat-related illnesses | 0.55133 |
| water page | 0.534775 |
| popular Carnival celebrations | 0.875163 |
| Street food vendors | 0.662637 |
| Southern Hemisphere | 0.532013 |
| recent international travel | 0.657657 |
| malaria pills | 0.58127 |
| travel medicine clinic | 0.686669 |
| heat-related illness | 0.565893 |
| Survival Guide | 0.540836 |
| unsafe food | 0.564269 |
| healthy choice | 0.54238 |
| Japanese encephalitis | 0.534263 |
| risky sex | 0.857777 |
| bottled water | 0.542111 |
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| health threats | 0.533514 |
| United States | 0.535063 |
| wear sunscreen | 0.537997 |
| Carnival dates | 0.712456 |
| Healthy Travel | 0.587318 |
| healthy trip | 0.564975 |
| CDC Travelers | 0.601013 |
| New Orleans | 0.554063 |
| travel clinics webpage | 0.681809 |
| excessive drinking | 0.543121 |
| secure nation | 0.534112 |
| unpasteurized dairy products | 0.654027 |
| saving lives | 0.527554 |
| good health | 0.568228 |
| destinations page | 0.536863 |
| Health website | 0.548871 |
| seasonal flu vaccine | 0.652196 |
| sealed cans | 0.535095 |
| tropical diseases | 0.541607 |
| Drunk people | 0.540123 |
| people | 0.551365 |
| Mardi Gras | 0.921451 |
| Carnival celebrations | 0.975963 |
| routine vaccinations | 0.540834 |
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Global Health - Argentina |
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| Content source | 0.422709 |
| HHS | 0.297574 |
| list Skip | 0.74332 |
| endorsement | 0.291872 |
| CDC | 0.271556 |
| non-federal site | 0.4688 |
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| Notice | 0.270187 |
| sponsors | 0.241885 |
| page options Skip | 0.947337 |
| information | 0.241652 |
| employees | 0.242118 |
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VX - Nerve Agent'First Hours |
The CERC training program educates people on the principles and application of crisis and emergency risk communication when responding to a public health emergency. |
| MPEG | 0.378858 |
| search | 0.263099 |
| PDF | 0.261307 |
| PPT | 0.446092 |
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| DOC | 0.368812 |
| information | 0.262482 |
| different file formats | 0.938484 |
| page | 0.276773 |
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Preventing Chronic Disease | Adapting and Implementing an Evidence-Based Sun-Safety Education Program in Rural Idaho, 2012 - CDC |
Melanoma incidence and mortality rates in Idaho are higher than national averages. The importance of increased awareness of skin cancer has been cited by state and local organizations. St. Luke's Mountain States Tumor Institute (MSTI) prioritized educational outreach efforts to focus on the implementation of a skin cancer prevention program in rural Idaho. |
| skin cancer | 0.497818 |
| community cancer prevention | 0.313616 |
| cancer prevention program | 0.437728 |
| skin cancer prevention | 0.423379 |
| cancer education program | 0.439135 |
| staff training program | 0.290749 |
| evidence-based cancer control | 0.319069 |
| Mountain States Tumor | 0.310879 |
| evidence-based sun-safety program | 0.307325 |
| rural community cancer | 0.294131 |
| Pool Cool lessons | 0.289642 |
| community cancer | 0.704814 |
| community cancer center | 0.362496 |
| pool staff training | 0.301281 |
| swim lessons | 0.306894 |
| Payette Municipal Pool | 0.998185 |
| community engagement | 0.330143 |
| Pool Cool rules | 0.298093 |
| sun safety | 0.282716 |
| skin cancer education | 0.287663 |
| MSTI cancer educator | 0.358514 |
| cancer control program | 0.288715 |
| MSTI | 0.423711 |
| MSTI community cancer | 0.344455 |
| community partner | 0.317324 |
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| community cancer centers | 0.562077 |
| cancer prevention | 0.745104 |
| NCI community cancer | 0.282173 |
| Cancer Centers Program | 0.314309 |
| cancer education services | 0.294818 |
| Pool Cool | 0.988368 |
| young people | 0.623084 |
| Pool Cool program | 0.864117 |
| sunscreen dispensers | 0.336181 |
| cancer prevention education | 0.404571 |
| sustainable partnership | 0.301942 |
| National Cancer Institute | 0.468882 |
| sun-safety education program | 0.32429 |
| south central Idaho | 0.308954 |
| educational signage | 0.302102 |
| pool staff | 0.437182 |
| community cancer educators | 0.291653 |
| community organization | 0.291557 |
| Pool Cool implementation | 0.332554 |
| community cancer education | 0.593729 |
| evidence-based programs | 0.300192 |
| States Tumor Institute | 0.309554 |
| Community Preventive Services | 0.290514 |
| sun-safety education | 0.421965 |
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Incidence of Hansen's Disease - United States,1994-2011 |
Leisha Nolen, MD, PhD1, Dana Haberling, MSPH1, David Scollard, MD, PhD2, Richard Truman, PhD2, Alfonso Rodriguez-Lainz, PhD, DVM3, Laura Blum, MPH4, David Blaney, MD1 (Author affiliations at end of text). |
| rate trends | 0.439085 |
| foreign-born persons | 0.759199 |
| new HD | 0.488252 |
| symptom onset | 0.506062 |
| Leisha Nolen | 0.45237 |
| normal incubation period | 0.44637 |
| severely debilitating disease | 0.453015 |
| Zoonotic Infectious Diseases | 0.438041 |
| HD morbidity | 0.494459 |
| chronic skin disorders | 0.441193 |
| Federated States | 0.435799 |
| highest rate | 0.477108 |
| World Health Organization | 0.444454 |
| HD trends | 0.491922 |
| diagnosis | 0.531326 |
| annual incidence | 0.460878 |
| primary care clinicians | 0.443494 |
| symptoms | 0.470365 |
| chronic skin conditions | 0.476336 |
| Delayed diagnosis | 0.433013 |
| lower rate | 0.439075 |
| HD patients | 0.480349 |
| U.S.-born persons | 0.567173 |
| United States | 0.922675 |
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| median delay | 0.460929 |
| maculopapular skin lesions | 0.445885 |
| reddish skin patches | 0.448828 |
| new diagnoses | 0.494303 |
| U.S. Census Bureau | 0.475721 |
| mean period | 0.449999 |
| Current Population Survey | 0.445763 |
| rate | 0.521523 |
| annual incidence rate | 0.460436 |
| cases | 0.461578 |
| population estimates | 0.442126 |
| American Community Survey | 0.444071 |
| rate ratios | 0.440931 |
| newly diagnosed HD | 0.521687 |
| average annual rate | 0.485037 |
| early diagnosis | 0.433526 |
| HD diagnosis | 0.525356 |
| bacterium Mycobacterium leprae | 0.451902 |
| average rate | 0.439634 |
| higher rate | 0.437998 |
| public health problem | 0.4451 |
| 1994–1996 | 0.435371 |
| HD | 0.748074 |
| M. leprae | 0.443956 |
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Examples and Best Practices of Successful Influenza Vaccination Programs in Long-term Care (LTC) Settings |
Community Best Practices - Examples of successful influenza vaccination programs for health care personnel (HCP) working in long-term care (LTC) settings - CDC |
| summary | 0.345291 |
| employers | 0.370655 |
| higher vaccination rates | 0.926802 |
| success story | 0.560647 |
| methods | 0.354481 |
| long-term care | 0.612221 |
| staff | 0.35479 |
| section | 0.347823 |
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| influenza vaccination rates | 0.900488 |
| additional examples | 0.558497 |
| best practices | 0.803988 |
| new stories | 0.569699 |
| LTC settings | 0.689547 |
| flu season | 0.586188 |
| health care workers | 0.777477 |
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Questions About Zika |
Information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. |
| mosquito bites | 0.493746 |
| Zika infection | 0.518209 |
| recent travel | 0.470534 |
| Zika virus | 0.803525 |
| territorial health departments | 0.465468 |
| severe birth defects | 0.470147 |
| recent Zika virus | 0.522381 |
| muscle pain | 0.465468 |
| Zika prevention page | 0.493365 |
| pregnant women | 0.587849 |
| Zika-related pregnancy complications | 0.466171 |
| red eyes | 0.46648 |
| past Zika infection | 0.512496 |
| -registered insect repellents | 0.46674 |
| EPA-registered insect repellents | 0.465836 |
| Zika virus disease | 0.578854 |
| current Zika outbreaks | 0.492886 |
| insect repellents | 0.50818 |
| symptoms | 0.591955 |
| Aedes albopictus | 0.486008 |
| insect repellent | 0.468592 |
| Zika virus outbreak | 0.50815 |
| Zika active transmission | 0.495198 |
| infected Aedes species | 0.50514 |
| cdc zika travel | 0.615028 |
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| sex partners | 0.513036 |
| United States | 0.500827 |
| future Zika infections | 0.497775 |
| Local mosquito-borne spread | 0.464779 |
| Zika virus infection | 0.621486 |
| mild symptoms | 0.554865 |
| Zika | 0.920864 |
| zika travel notice | 0.61047 |
| severe brain defects | 0.540211 |
| birth defect | 0.477736 |
| Zika stays | 0.468528 |
| following ingredients | 0.46413 |
| sexual transmission | 0.513538 |
| joint pain | 0.466857 |
| bites | 0.515022 |
| people | 0.505384 |
| birth defects | 0.472204 |
| infected mosquito | 0.488588 |
| lemon eucalyptus | 0.509649 |
| healthcare provider | 0.510388 |
| Zika cautionary areas | 0.499449 |
| risk | 0.57936 |
| Zika symptoms | 0.498486 |
| Zika virus testing | 0.516437 |
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