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681	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | The Effect of Philadelphia and Pennsylvania Clean Indoor Air Act on Food Services and Drinking Places Sales and Numbers, 1998-2011 - CDC	Philadelphia enacted its Clean Indoor Air Act (CIAA) nearly 2 years before the statewide CIAA. In this study, we assessed the economic impact of CIAAs on 4 types of food services and drinking places and addressed the predominant limitation of previous pre–post ban studies, namely the lack of control for confounders and changes in secular trends over time.	previous pre–post ban 0.373639 statewide CIAA 0.417165 special food services 0.786172 adjusted outcomes 0.374557 trend 0.410423 regression analysis 0.438006 sales 0.507862 Philadelphia’s CIAA 0.416519 number 0.479286 comprehensive CIAA ordinance 0.426689 Philadelphia CIAA 0.634005 drinking establishments 0.434006 support comprehensive CIAA 0.411117 places revenue sales 0.369203 beginning post CIAA 0.417521 level 0.3685 impact 0.409785 type-specific adjusted sales 0.417604 drinking places 0.866458 indoor smoking bans 0.395206 NAICS code 0.378904 Quarterly adjusted revenue 0.398865 drinking places sales 0.476595 adjusted revenue sales 0.4659 food services 0.98075	effect 0.368182 Pennsylvania CIAA 0.736198 counties 0.377747 Indoor Air Act 0.513925 analytic approach 0.369516 limited-service eating places 0.478224 general economic indicator 0.438631 ordinary regression analysis 0.432931 Philadelphia County 0.415171 food services sales 0.410428 adjusted sales/adjusted number 0.465169 adjusted special food 0.404119 Pennsylvania Clean Indoor 0.378846 interrupted time-series 0.402315 Clean Indoor Air 0.46285 economic impact 0.386428 predominant limitation 0.406352 CIAA statutes 0.39651 full-service restaurants 0.418891 adjusted quarterly revenue 0.399373 pre–post ban studies 0.402381 Monica A. Fisher 0.368831 Pennsylvania’s CIAA 0.42304 consumer spending 0.381169	CLICK HERE
1191	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Knowledge, Attitudes, and PracticesRegarding Antimalarial Chemoprophylaxis in U.S. Peace CorpsVolunteers - Africa, 2013	Keren Z. Landman, MD1,2, Kathrine R. Tan, MD2, Paul M.	Corps medical officers 0.648069 malaria chemoprophylaxis 0.7047 mefloquine prophylaxis failure 0.64148 Keren Z. Landman 0.640101 chemoprophylaxis safety 0.578648 fewer conflicting recommendations 0.601074 antimalaria chemoprophylaxis 0.591683 long-term travelers 0.629921 Peace Corps policy 0.740521 chemoprophylaxis 0.800995 U.S. Peace Corps 0.767195 Paul M. Arguin 0.627696 potentially fatal disease 0.624761 nonadherent PCVs 0.583232 malaria case rates 0.680981 current adverse effects 0.620749 PCVs 0.823911 PCMOs 0.589136 malaria infections 0.632834 Internet surveys 0.561468 malaria education 0.629831 severe malaria 0.645723 insecticide-treated bednets 0.576315 Keren Landman 0.565962	improved PCV-PCMO communication 0.59684 malaria risk 0.627505 malaria 0.753646 geographically heterogeneous recommendations 0.600099 Internet-enabled mobile devices 0.606276 African countries 0.561293 Kathrine R. Tan 0.627841 chemoprophylaxis adherence 0.610515 first-line chemoprophylaxis 0.582471 in-country travel 0.561355 Peace Corps 0.989563 long-term adverse effects 0.828879 Peace Corps service 0.740741 social desirability bias 0.609827 Author affiliations 0.566601 nonvolunteer health-care workers 0.616198 adherence 0.622163 Africa region 0.56766 PCV adherence 0.60121 Volunteers — Africa 0.567517 comprehensive health care 0.615773 antimalarial chemoprophylaxis 0.651267 peace corps volunteers 0.767826 primary care 0.562179	CLICK HERE
6498	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Symptoms - Yellow Fever	Signs and symptoms of Yellow fever.	yellow fever 0.95602 multiple organs 0.244511 specific treatments 0.24319 subsequent infection 0.236804 e.g. ibuprofen 0.248439 lasting immunity 0.240293 uninfected mosquitoes 0.238221 yellow fever virus 0.811692 complete recovery 0.229521 incubation period 0.265954 mild illness 0.283574 certain medications 0.235823 severe form 0.406832 yellow fever patients 0.753448 severe headache 0.286404	initial symptoms 0.249412 transmission cycle 0.228887 mild disease 0.233749 nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs 0.36944 brief remission 0.256776 sudden onset 0.27132 initial presentation 0.257331 persons 0.262667 close observation 0.239697 high fever 0.411301 supportive care 0.237308 general body aches 0.389683 severe disease 0.265672 pain relievers 0.248386	CLICK HERE
6812	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Healthy Aging 2.0: the potential of new media and technology.	The emergence of e-patients (consumers who use the Internet and electronic communication tools to research and communicate about medical conditions) has spawned the era of “Healthy Aging 2.0” to support chronic disease management.	health education 0.297141 health care experts 0.309271 public health practitioners 0.312551 chronic heart failure 0.246913 health information 0.409179 social networking 0.367847 interactive information sharing 0.253028 previous health information 0.317493 Med Internet Res 0.228776 chronic disease patients 0.645913 chronic disease management 0.390545 hard-to-reach chronic disease 0.304702 Care Coordination/Home telehealth 0.228673 health care professionals 0.741128 social networking applications 0.233072 health care services 0.342568 older adult e-patients 0.267562 health care costs 0.320857 social networking site 0.231596 older adult populations 0.255898 wireless tools 0.226732 health communication 0.242273 chronic disease 0.655834 Wareham J. Health 0.262808 Internet 0.249837	public health infrastructure 0.313269 mHealthy Aging tools 0.250956 personal health surveillance 0.269029 health decisions 0.231012 disease management support 0.2488 anxiety older adults 0.287868 chronic disease care 0.307109 electronic communication tools 0.249519 health care 0.782994 public health 0.496862 health care systems 0.343241 older patients 0.254625 Internet protocol software 0.247357 better chronic disease 0.279766 West Wireless Health 0.297271 chronic diseases 0.23373 chronic conditions. Telemed 0.251293 health concerns 0.225401 chronic conditions 0.27531 online health information 0.351832 real-time information exchange 0.248086 chronic illness 0.225339 Public Health Service 0.277548 older adults 0.946024	CLICK HERE
10400	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	A Community Health Worker Training Resource|StateResources|DHDSP|CDC	A Community Health Worker Training Resource for Preventing Heart Disease and Stroke	National Community Health 0.574335 blood pressure chapters 0.503499 commercial supporters 0.471017 Disease Control 0.501675 national Healthy People 0.527218 basic CHW training 0.536301 blood pressure 0.598562 commercial services 0.472995 healthful self-management behaviors 0.52518 training resource 0.998742 renewal period 0.497695 health care teams 0.724876 specific Web site 0.494859 training tool 0.436585 education contact 0.538685 Master Certified Health 0.526266 commercial products 0.473112 community health 0.806554 community health workers 0.614553 Community Health Advisors 0.564058 Web site 0.503646 plain-language training resource 0.567017 CHWs 0.550814 commercial product 0.431615 community members 0.462489	United States 0.424836 community-level activities 0.423988 community advocates 0.51006 Preventing Heart Disease 0.524566 Certified Health Education 0.640527 heart disease 0.740917 blood pressure measurement 0.503674 Health Education Specialists 0.640482 CDC provider number 0.516651 important service 0.422577 Health Education Credentialing 0.548732 level continuing education 0.512016 new resource 0.436419 community health educators 0.60161 Spanish language version 0.490445 human services 0.429045 CHW training resource 0.559259 lifestyle risk factors 0.492522 medical care 0.427913 disease management 0.431155 Community Health Worker 0.58056 high blood pressure 0.50889 CPH credits 0.522013 latest CDC strategies 0.539501	CLICK HERE
10616	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Deborah Birx, U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator for the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR)	With over 60 years of expertise in fighting diseases, CDC plays a critical role in helping Ministries of Health in partner countries build strong, sustainable programs that respond effectively to the HIV/AIDS epidemic.	Congressional hearing 0.434243 Birx’s nomination 0.423829 CDC country offices 0.904099 PEPFAR 0.200515 global hiv/aids 0.897192 global HIV/AIDS activities 0.891189 Latin America 0.420738	global goals 0.406004 CDC’s Division 0.704768 Deborah Birx 0.482458 broader U.S. government 0.687293 Dr. Birx 0.645627 interagency U.S. government 0.797766 Global AIDS Coordinator 0.791639	CLICK HERE
11969	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NIOSH-Approved P100 Particulate Filtering Facepiece Respirators - Suppliers List	This page contains a suppliers list of NIOSH-Approved P100 Particulate Filtering Facepiece Respirators.	PDF version 0.678571 P100 0.547665 facepiece respirator 0.81326 JSP 0.481804 airborne particles 0.804667 CDC/NIOSH 0.538743 section 0.453154 procedure 0.470887 Disclaimer 0.513678	official endorsement 0.791087 content 0.487315 NIOSH policy 0.993978 oil 0.457931 Ltd. 0.450635 statement 0.486775 websites 0.48888 links 0.453343	CLICK HERE
12498	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	February 2014 ACIP Meeting -- Public Comment on Influenza Vaccine	Public comment submitted to ACIP read by Dr. Temte. 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=bba839d6adf4d33fb6512e9c5672bb3820140410081919050	Public Comment 0.745127 Influenza Vaccine 0.910412	ACIP Meeting 0.896474	CLICK HERE
12694	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Be Brave	In this 60-second PSA, gynecologic cancer survivor, Jenny Allen, a mother, writer and performer urges women to see a doctor, if they have symptoms that last two weeks or longer. She tells a moving personal story about noticing symptoms, being diagnosed with uterine and ovarian cancer, and getting treatment. She says, "Be brave. Ask questions." 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://www.cdc.gov/cdctv/GYN_BeBrave	Brave 0.935296		CLICK HERE
15604	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The Plan: Increasing Awareness, Emphasizing Prevention	A Toolkit for Long-Term Care Employers: Increasing Influenza Vaccination among Health Care Personnel in Long-term Care Settings - CDC	position statements 0.377327 medical setting 0.248825 national influenza vaccination 0.748672 U.S. health care 0.430678 long-term care 0.420213 medical organizations 0.251528 Healthcare Personnel Position 0.414852 coverage rates 0.262306 long-term care facility 0.411781	mandatory influenza vaccination 0.900644 Practices Advisory Committee 0.425953 influenza vaccination 0.968951 influenza vaccination policies 0.697915 Immunization Practices 0.305131 annual influenza vaccination 0.696634 healthcare settings 0.274488 healthcare institution 0.259304	CLICK HERE