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824	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Birth Defects are Critical | CDC Features	January is National Birth Defects Prevention Month. Birth defects are critical conditions that can cause lifelong challenges. Sometimes they can be life-threatening, causing about 1 in every 5 deaths during the first year of life.	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
6899	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Human Orf Virus Infection from Household Exposures - United States, 2009-2011	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.	orf lesions 0.626278 household orf exposures 0.574446 CDC 0.412562 ulcerative skin lesion 0.616697 Muslim holiday Eid 0.471969 Human orf lesions 0.598342 reticular degeneration 0.40045 Alternate Text 0.40687 infectious diseases 0.539544 Jennifer M. Bass 0.454039 animal slaughter 0.699691 holiday Eid al-Adha 0.476118 occupational animal contact 0.492838 poxvirus infection 0.43305 human orf 0.726161 small papular lesion 0.607103 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.473585 orf infection 0.799459 thumb lesion 0.486515 presumed bacterial infection 0.479071 vesicular lesion 0.476906 emergency department 0.429873 secondary infection 0.424618 Human infection 0.452292	household meat processing 0.610735 orf manifests 0.581459 hand hygiene 0.401082 lesion 0.701528 right hand 0.409939 fluctuant lesion 0.481877 parapoxvirus infection 0.465426 zoonotic infection 0.478157 orf virus infection 0.796623 orf inoculation 0.532886 clinically compatible skin 0.476199 nonpermeable gloves 0.501742 public health 0.42105 typical lesion 0.468301 systemic symptoms 0.401819 practice animal slaughter 0.426222 human orf cases 0.591819 compatible skin lesions 0.484101 orf virus DNA 0.901355 large bulla 0.415758 bacterial infection 0.529104 case reports 0.402845 parapoxvirus testing 0.399141 lamb sacrifice 0.400226	CLICK HERE
7719	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Household Preparedness for Public Health Emergencies-Errata: Vol. 61, No. 36	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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.720069 3-day supply 0.711711 endorsement 0.612363 Human Services 0.868469 assistive technology 0.732778 Household Preparedness 0.708424 section 0.56259 U.S. Department 0.861462 MMWR HTML versions 0.845119 tables 0.560293 identification 0.531175 electronic PDF version 0.829348 e-mail 0.56759 Contact GPO 0.736347 commercial sources 0.694627 Public Health Emergencies 0.889112 sections 0.532995 current prices 0.682198 Mississippi row 0.714218 working battery-operated flashlight 0.908057 original paper copy 0.827531 Internet 0.530751 U.S. Government Printing 0.82737 Superintendent 0.538465	assistance 0.535719 title 0.533564 MMWR readers 0.699519 character translation 0.682049 states 0.533113 file 0.535964 MMWR paper copy 0.840041 Persons 0.536121 value 0.562268 format errors 0.712679 subject line 0.70887 heading 0.54341 typeset documents 0.697757 trade names 0.694818 official text 0.679056 No. 0.562207 food 0.53221 non-CDC sites 0.691049 References 0.530811 White row 0.717836 report 0.56526 information 0.535998 Accommodation 0.533596 electronic conversions 0.68196	CLICK HERE
10052	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	What Is Skin Cancer?	Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the United States.	squamous cell carcinomas—are 0.348433 skin cancer 0.473026 invisible kind 0.215504 UV rays 0.966203 Basal cell carcinoma 0.364803 United States 0.326294 common skin cancer 0.331182 skin 0.500689 squamous layer 0.281734 UVC rays 0.44009 common types 0.214954 common form 0.218779 skin cancer—basal cell 0.337609 connective tissue 0.215451 UVA rays 0.841593 larger diagram 0.225276 eye conditions 0.204005	damage DNA 0.203806 UV Index 0.445236 basal cell layer 0.374346 account clouds 0.208989 National Weather Service 0.294438 higher risk 0.202954 Squamous cell carcinoma 0.379761 ozone layer 0.332792 local conditions 0.20483 skin cells 0.229426 higher levels 0.203063 skin texture 0.223434 human skin 0.229708 spending time 0.212953 next-day basis 0.214233 UVB rays 0.563819 Environmental Protection Agency 0.294184	CLICK HERE
10081	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Key Findings: Current Practices, Feasibility of Routine Screening, Georgia - NCBDDD | CDC Features	null	hospitals 0.507572 common type 0.372081 screen newborns 0.375828 CDC 0.443849 Mortality Weekly Report 0.443135 American Academy 0.366107 critical chd 0.74319 Routine Screening 0.536103 critical CHD need 0.492171 Prevention Study 0.36579 National Birth Defects 0.498117 Services Administration 0.364361 health issues 0.363533 Disease Control 0.364594 possible CCHD 0.387606 Critical CHD screening 0.626528 new study 0.380935 Low levels 0.369368 Current Practices 0.377639 State programs 0.368717 congenital heart defect 0.500015 newborn babies 0.444803 simple bedside test 0.429053 Georgia’s birthing 0.38246	Atlanta Congenital Defects 0.538966 population-based state tracking 0.422809 State birth 0.373329 emergency care 0.369578 newborn screening 0.915865 CCHD diagnosis 0.393359 congenital heart defects 0.852454 newborn screening programs 0.566937 United States 0.375549 screening practices 0.51895 early death 0.369979 technical assistance 0.364535 critical congenital heart 0.876695 congenital heart disease 0.490873 CDC funds 0.406577 Congenital Heart Public 0.473005 CCHD screening activities 0.616101 birthing hospitals 0.475344 Georgia hospitals 0.407207 screening help babies 0.608939 birth defects 0.595301 false positives 0.364399 large study 0.36712 follow-up care 0.365538	CLICK HERE
12098	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Blood Glucose Screening RatesAmong Minnesota Adults With Hypertension, Behavioral Risk FactorSurveillance System, 2011 - CDC	Many US adults have multiple chronic conditions, and hypertension and diabetes are among the most common dyads. Diabetes and prediabetes prevalence are increasing, and both conditions negatively affect cardiovascular health. Early diagnosis and treatment of diabetes and prediabetes can benefit people with hypertension by preventing cardiovascular complications.	data 0.215798 blood glucose testing 0.322703 self-reported glucose screening 0.28911 self-reported diabetes diagnosis 0.255218 diagnosed hypertension 0.209226 blood glucose screening 0.915469 adults 0.554219 hypertension management plans 0.211022 self-reported screening rates 0.23649 self-reported diabetes 0.277757 multiple chronic conditions 0.230605 standardized clinical measures 0.225301 3-year glucose screening 0.248774 self-reported hypertension 0.258755 Minnesota adults 0.335101 Preventive Services Task 0.2432 health care access 0.231648 USPSTF screening guidelines 0.229266 different screening criteria 0.217064 recent screening 0.204541 body mass index 0.200767	diabetes screening rates 0.328897 health 0.316082 Services Task Force 0.247407 Diabetes status 0.201369 hypertension diagnosis 0.234315 Affordable Care Act 0.222261 lower screening rates 0.211084 glucose screening rates 0.378418 diabetes diagnosis 0.260917 lower self-reported screening 0.228657 college degree 0.217182 diabetes management 0.20391 health literacy 0.239509 coronary heart disease 0.280693 American Diabetes Association 0.250104 diabetes risk factors 0.215968 hypertension management 0.214813 provider-ordered screening rates 0.211541 diabetes 0.579741 hypertension 0.540214	CLICK HERE
12236	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Perceptions of the Risk for Ebola and Health Facility UseAmong Health Workers and Pregnant and Lactating Women - KenemaDistrict, Sierra Leone, September 2014	Michelle M. Dynes, PhD1, Laura Miller, MPH2, Tamba Sam, MPH2, Mohamed Alex Vandi, MD3, Barbara Tomczyk, DrPH4 (Author affiliations at end of text).	lactating women 0.726837 community health officers 0.263212 child health aides 0.249806 Health Management Team 0.364031 Ebola outbreak 0.324361 contracting Ebola 0.234153 Sierra Leone MOHS 0.330484 Michelle M. Dynes 0.308151 infant health services 0.242086 District Health Management 0.363314 health facilities 0.519122 Health worker participants 0.250303 health care facilities 0.308078 health facility staff 0.279214 Ebola 0.542713 Ebola virus disease 0.34816 child health services 0.259987 Ebola epidemic 0.254492 care visits 0.231897 local health development 0.226288 health workers 0.920275 Sierra Leone 0.506657 fragile health care 0.304841 Ebola cases 0.274018 newborn health services 0.268032	maternal mortality ratio 0.340881 routine health services 0.372115 3Kenema District Health 0.233893 health services 0.437508 recent infection prevention 0.439202 focus group discussions 0.271381 health care 0.310678 newborn health service 0.279322 Ebola awareness 0.242852 traditional birth attendants 0.803718 Kenema District Health 0.309261 child health posts 0.247022 control trainings 0.228974 Kenema District 0.37733 highest maternal mortality 0.230766 Kenema Ebola Treatment 0.342864 support staff 0.232426 Ebola Response Consortium 0.287483 child health 0.281562 infection prevention 0.537891 community health centers 0.267101 antenatal care visits 0.208829 Sierra Leone Ministry 0.324854 neonatal mortality rate 0.298284	CLICK HERE
13256	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Let's Stop HIV Together: PSA (:60)	The PSA features 22 individuals who encourage others in the fight against HIV.	STD 0.352916 national HIV awareness 0.765661 individuals 0.339899 variety 0.381457 children 0.37969 safety 0.381232 different audiences 0.753154 public health professionals 0.906192 CDC-TV videos 0.656089 public service announcement 0.705681 fight 0.34234 PSA 0.357896	National Center 0.499017 HIV/AIDS 0.343586 TB Prevention 0.524981 stories 0.339981 Viral Hepatitis 0.52614 steps 0.343667 Facts 0.341956 preparedness topics 0.770564 anti-stigma campaign 0.523916 Let 0.34642 comment 0.342065 Release Date 0.518429	CLICK HERE
13674	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Scabies - Epidemiology & Risk Factors	Education and information about scabies epidemiology and risk factors.	adult female scabies 0.857115 common condition 0.465812 brief direct skin-to-skin 0.51362 household members 0.46885 extended-care facilities 0.464411 debilitated persons 0.471241 Humans 0.411655 large numbers 0.51042 adults 0.412804 sites 0.411723 source 0.412427 Institutions 0.411773 non-crusted scabies 0.722921 var. hominis 0.483927 scabies outbreaks 0.744499 common site 0.46344 close body 0.466037 social classes 0.468029 scabies mites 0.753521 worldwide 0.41203 severe form 0.465148 burrow 0.418001 animals 0.412411 microscopic scabies 0.769168	human scabies 0.851683 epidermis 0.42049 eggs 0.4292 crusts 0.416249 scabies 0.97269 infested person 0.569059 Sarcoptes 0.419681 crowded conditions 0.470947 sexual partners 0.469451 people 0.412014 symptoms 0.412657 races 0.412002 human itch mite 0.548239 prisons 0.413184 skin-to-skin contact 0.528027 scabies infestations 0.740067 skin contact 0.462886 risk 0.411466 clothing 0.411317 upper layer 0.475601 Child care facilities 0.518093 items 0.411333 nursing homes 0.46671	CLICK HERE
15623	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Mumps Outbreak at a University and Recommendation for aThird Dose of Measles-Mumps-Rubella Vaccine - Illinois, 2015-2016 |MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	CDC 0.389128 physician-diagnosed mumps 0.42252 Public Health District 0.430369 susceptible close contacts 0.405255 median vaccine effectiveness 0.401155 additional dose 0.394726 mumps patients 0.473336 previously described mumps 0.455683 MMR dose 0.691428 2-dose MMR coverage 0.584416 formal recommendation 0.404871 Illinois Department 0.393906 mumps case 0.443655 mumps virus 0.427098 previous mumps outbreaks 0.515689 high 2-dose MMR 0.740947 2-dose MMR vaccination 0.642665 public health practice 0.394819 University vaccination records 0.389313 Outbreak control measures 0.404404 mumps vaccine 0.465837 public health agencies 0.437229 vaccine information statement 0.400302 mumps 0.794086	attack rates 0.408299 vaccine-related adverse events 0.415833 mumps outbreaks 0.631061 university health center 0.556824 students 0.39207 sustained transmission 0.389769 mumps vaccination 0.441285 confirmed mumps 0.447225 MMR vaccination coverage 0.642841 high 2-dose coverage 0.425583 public health 0.604522 health care 0.405262 high attack rates 0.400637 staff members 0.437959 additional vaccine doses 0.421525 control measure 0.501382 mumps cases 0.471778 traditional control measures 0.416091 mumps immunity 0.432225 McKinley Health Center 0.427605 close-contact settings 0.401356 Champaign-Urbana Public Health 0.388704 2-dose vaccine failure 0.40067 MMR vaccine 0.97436	CLICK HERE