ARTICLES LIST

Clear Search

Select the Article Source National Cancer Institute Office of Dietary Supplements National Institute on Aging Healthfinder.gov National Institute of Child Health and Human Development Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Administration for Children and Families National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences National Library of Medicine National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke NIH Senior Health National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases Health and Human Services National Institute of General Medical Sciences National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research National Human Genome Research Institute Food and Drug Administration Center for Tobacco Products Public Health and Medical Emergency Support for a Nation Prepared Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People National Institute on Drug Abuse National Institutes of Health National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases U S Food and Drug Administration National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute

Media ID	Source Name	Media Type	Language	Media Name	Media Description	Keywords	Keywords	Link to Article
4757	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Making room for mental health in the medical home.	null	mental health clinics 0.345046 Health Care Access 0.304678 medical home model 0.323795 mental health 0.91718 Comorbidity Survey Replication 0.30509 physical health care 0.314927 mental health specialty 0.311933 primary care physician 0.305528 Arch Gen Psychiatry 0.35399 health care reform 0.373825 improved health care 0.329406 community mental health 0.334371 health care needs 0.309308 National Comorbidity Survey 0.307371 common mental illnesses 0.304304 medical home 0.492589 mental health specialists 0.324525 mental health services 0.476942 mental illness 0.573883 mental health settings 0.351402 New York State 0.356314 mental illnesses 0.37388 primary care settings 0.38519 public mental health 0.35353 special health care 0.344652	general medical care 0.310441 mental health staff 0.336892 mental health professionals 0.311769 overall health care 0.318524 mental health treatment 0.329444 pediatric mental health 0.314909 accountable mental health 0.308823 pediatric primary care 0.310904 mental health sector 0.310074 health care 0.477019 care mental health 0.360788 health care systems 0.332703 New York 0.367851 mental health centers 0.30888 OMH-operated mental health 0.309359 mental health competencies 0.328394 medical care 0.336728 mental health agencies 0.329988 recent health care 0.329527 State Mental Health 0.305098 mental health care 0.424101 mental health clinic 0.348148 primary care 0.75109 mental health conditions 0.30914	CLICK HERE
4906	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Clinical Laboratories Role in the Search and Containment of VRSA - HAI	null	prompt recognition 0.381547 VRE 0.392404 public health authorities 0.546342 assistance contact CDC 0.460933 Disease Control 0.400983 Organisms In Healthcare 0.373729 Healthcare Infection Control 0.523412 Staphylococcus aureus 0.475209 VRSA strains 0.645354 VRSA 0.967261 public health partners 0.442152 home healthcare 0.378044 Vancomycin-Intermediate/Resistant Staphylococcus aureus 0.456873 infection control personnel 0.559268 vancomycin resistant Staphylococcus 0.498342 clinical laboratories 0.449606 important role 0.383022 patient-care personnel 0.382106 Vancomycin Resistance Recommendations 0.439054 state public health 0.438929 testing methodologies 0.376099 infection control guidelines 0.512995 healthcare providers 0.37548 Infection Control Practices 0.605152 United States 0.381326	methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus auerus 0.464377 infection control 0.897868 13th case 0.382856 sample algorithm 0.375827 Advisory Committee 0.428055 Healthcare Quality Promotion 0.42999 infection control precautions 0.630577 Appropriate antimicrobial prescribing 0.42499 testing results 0.376839 genetic material 0.374212 VRSA infection 0.745629 public health 0.583462 VRSA cases 0.718891 vancomycin-resistant enterococci 0.390252 confirmatory susceptibility tests 0.435043 VRSA visit 0.635987 Practices Advisory Committee 0.41886 Hospital Infection Control 0.506138 infection control recommendations 0.526019 isolate types 0.375656 U.S. VRSA case 0.699235 appropriate infection control 0.529185 healthcare settings 0.431235 important opportunity 0.382077	CLICK HERE
5398	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Fast-Food Consumption and Obesity Among Michigan Adults	null	dichotomous fast-food frequency 0.315015 fast food 0.546073 United States 0.265527 healthier fast-food items 0.361978 fast-food frequency data 0.339129 vegetable consumption 0.223786 population-based telephone survey 0.214083 nutritional information 0.414533 Michigan State University 0.201926 Michigan obesity prevalence 0.208142 general health status 0.301545 Community Health 0.205887 multivariate logistic regression 0.25294 regular fast-food consumption 0.811626	Risk Factor Survey 0.205335 fast-food restaurant 0.536095 body mass index 0.247166 fast-food restaurants 0.862403 obesity prevalence 0.225532 fast-food consumption 0.987475 physical activity 0.270475 Michigan adults 0.313418 respondents 0.210372 frequent fast-food restaurants 0.329477 regular fast-food consumers 0.40523 fast food consumption 0.215201 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.238009	CLICK HERE
6505	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Testing for Vaccine Adverse Events - Yellow Fever	Information on Yellow Fever. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	Page 0.331099 acute-phase sera 0.402156 recent yellow fever 0.629891 yellow fever vaccine 0.763053 shipment 0.317495 systemic illness 0.39696 CDC/FDA 0.317504 patients 0.316969 extreme caution 0.394774 Polymerase chain reaction 0.485176 CDC Division 0.449355 previous reports 0.405624 potentially infected materials 0.485259 yellow fever vaccination 0.812583 Arbovirus Diseases 0.397508 overnight shipping 0.386759 Vector-Borne Diseases 0.492293 yellow fever 0.930867 Fort Collins 0.384017 fresh-frozen tissue samples 0.479417 anaphylaxis 0.323231 CDC medical officers 0.526934 following methods 0.439885 vaccine virus 0.424711	viral culture 0.397464 patient 0.330259 suspect cases 0.408257 CSF 0.328834 specimen 0.32166 CDC Submission Form 0.522996 VAERS 0.369362 fever vaccine-associated viscerotropic 0.60357 fever vaccine-associated neurologic 0.609967 recent recipients 0.399152 specimens 0.338915 adverse events 0.575289 following tests 0.432195 previous arrangements 0.385497 Reporting 0.317483 shipments 0.316358 Vaccine Adverse Events 0.55856 special testing 0.404585 liver biopsy 0.502912 Arboviral Diagnostic Reference 0.467894 Rampart Road 0.396155 Phone number 0.392064 Molecular analysis 0.395545 Healthcare providers 0.408208	CLICK HERE
6529	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Variant (Swine Origin) Influenza Viruses in Humans	Swine flu viruses do not normally infect humans. However, sporadic human infections with swine flu have occurred - CDC	variant influenza viruses 0.98352 swine influenza virus 0.504107 case count tables 0.326083 potential global impact 0.332113 ongoing way 0.271348 infected animals 0.362733 pregnant women 0.271894 droplets land 0.289127 novel influenza viruses 0.523478 Swine flu viruses 0.513669 immune systems 0.271903 ) influenza virus.‬‬ 0.446139 age factor 0.271992 World Health Organization 0.328664 seasonal influenza 0.387404 weekly national influenza 0.437646 seasonal flu 0.334807 infected pig coughs 0.39709 certain chronic conditions 0.327989 international legal instrument 0.331738 public health events 0.331662 public health risks 0.330185 high risk 0.400968 additional precautions 0.271727	International Health Regulations 0.327601 vast majority 0.27448 human infection 0.388844 person-to-person spread 0.303365 multiple people 0.295024 swine industry 0.308412 United States 0.281813 variant virus infection 0.419687 infected pigs 0.396159 flu complications 0.283643 H1N2v viruses 0.385021 variant influenza virus 0.51248 flu-related complications 0.280212 heart disease 0.272069 variant viruses 0.512337 limited spread 0.286693 international community prevent 0.328831 variant viruses. 0.353713 people 0.389724 human infections 0.615235 Sporadic infections 0.312997 certain disease outbreaks 0.329448 localized outbreaks 0.274284 virus subtype designation 0.383849	CLICK HERE
8033	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Telebriefing on U.S. Adult Vaccination Rates - Press Briefing Transcript	Telebriefing on U.S. Influenza Activity and Vaccination Rates for Current Season	Tdap vaccine 0.66113 HPV vaccine coverage 0.60972 vaccine finder type 0.561403 health care provider 0.546528 vaccine coverage level 0.571472 pneumococcal vaccine 0.7956 health care providers 0.566142 PPSV23 vaccine 0.544895 percentage point increase 0.520147 hepatitis A vaccine 0.537674 shingles vaccine 0.506523 flu vaccine uptake 0.578438 vaccine uptick 0.525868 adult vaccine 0.701971 vaccine supply 0.506865 hepatitis b vaccine 0.604695 adult immunization schedule 0.483451 adult vaccine quiz 0.56273 Dr. Carolyn Bridges 0.578966 health map adult 0.487442 affordable care act 0.52632 map adult vaccine 0.627066 vaccines 0.700445 Dr.  Bridges 0.568012 adults 0.613777	new vaccine recommendations 0.534373 TOM SKINNER 0.689948 flu vaccine 0.604457 HPV vaccine 0.638578 Dr. Koh 0.621971 new vaccine 0.558892 vaccines.  Pneumococcal vaccine 0.582752 carolyn bridges 0.899536 tetanus vaccine 0.562082 vaccine.  HPV vaccine 0.577785 health care 0.706309 howard koh 0.595943 vaccine issue 0.51105 adult vaccine finder. 0.593971 zoster vaccine coverage 0.594285 zoster vaccine 0.717547 particular vaccine 0.497457 whooping cough 0.502272 vaccine 0.990943 vaccine coverage 0.682539 national adult immunization 0.537761 adult vaccine finder 0.62244 vaccine manufacturers 0.529324 adult vaccine providers 0.598891	CLICK HERE
8084	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	QuickStats: Motor Vehicle Traffic Death Rates* Among Persons Aged 15-24 Years, by Sex and Age Group - United States, 1999-2011§	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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.394711 endorsement 0.33532 Alternate Text 0.382326 intercensal estimates 0.39095 Human Services 0.445179 assistive technology 0.400023 traffic death rates 0.703972 motor vehicle traffic 0.904709 MMWR HTML versions 0.442292 U.S. Department 0.441519 electronic PDF version 0.44015 e-mail 0.334931 underlying cause 0.388124 Contact GPO 0.390757 commercial sources 0.382725 males 0.488287 shows motor vehicle 0.457735 current prices 0.379075 persons 0.33293 International Classification 0.391818 original paper copy 0.44207 postcensal estimates 0.391125 United States 0.386016 original MMWR paper 0.439874	age group 0.386084 100,000 0.316471 assistance 0.316995 title 0.316873 MMWR readers 0.381716 character translation 0.379139 file 0.317076 vehicle traffic death 0.710302 format errors 0.376956 females 0.58289 subject line 0.398398 Health 0.326088 typeset documents 0.380305 trade names 0.382775 Data 0.316527 official text 0.376561 highest rates 0.461974 non-CDC sites 0.380163 vehicle traffic deaths 0.469134 V02–V04 0.315886 report 0.316863 information 0.317085 Accommodation 0.316882 electronic conversions 0.376008	CLICK HERE
10436	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The Stroke and Heart Attack Prevention Program (SHAPP) Fact Sheet'Data & Statistics'DHDSP'CDC	null	major risk factor 0.493096 pressure control rates 0.66124 heart attack 0.554171 frequent checkups 0.497156 Research Triangle Institute 0.491552 above–average blood pressure 0.50885 national average.4 Statewide 0.489747 SHAPP district staff 0.540444 Evidence–based treatment protocols 0.49043 easy enrollment 0.492992 Nurse–driven treatment program 0.50373 SHAPP treatment 0.495348 private health insurance 0.501198 Augusta SHAPP 0.481943 substantial cost differences 0.486032 SHAPP advocates 0.489284 fewer adverse events 0.487652 SHAPP Annual Report 0.532166 noteworthy blood pressure 0.517805 SHAPP patients 0.497113 Ongoing patient follow–up 0.482947 SHAPP clinic staff 0.532267 Cost analyses 0.491307 blood pressure 0.945326	pressure control rate 0.512626 patients 0.54379 blood pressure medication 0.524676 SHAPP staff 0.491957 Attack Prevention Program 0.507161 adverse events 0.491364 SHAPP programs—in 0.490555 blood pressure control 0.723252 improved medication compliance 0.500902 county health departments 0.499338 in–depth case studies 0.492828 total annual costs 0.487857 best–case scenario group 0.502971 best–case scenario 0.616818 treatment scenarios 0.485085 high blood pressure 0.901023 preventive medical care 0.486147 SHAPP clinics 0.489985 median control rate 0.500274 Better medication compliance 0.50568 better blood pressure 0.515038 SHAPP program 0.484476 SHAPP clients 0.518385	CLICK HERE
13217	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FluVaxView Interactive! | FluVaxView | Seasonal Influenza(Flu) | CDC	FluVaxView interactive reports - CDC	influenza vaccination performance 0.744933 influenza vaccination coverage 0.976202 age group 0.427595 personnel group 0.414857 general population 0.429618 measurement 0.317545 Medicaid Services 0.418939 race/ethnicity 0.327983 Pregnancy Risk Assessment 0.500909 Network 0.31746 Long-Term 0.321396 National Healthcare Safety 0.523935 National Immunization Survey-Flu 0.568495 BRFSS 0.319326	Care Minimum Data 0.522122 Medicare 0.327067 NIS-Flu 0.31948 PRAMS 0.341 CMS 0.324311 state levels 0.546968 NHSN 0.317432 HCP 0.350426 Surveillance 0.323198 sociodemographic characteristics 0.440861 state level 0.413897 hospital-based health care 0.537671 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.550596	CLICK HERE
13893	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Aspirin Use for the Primary Prevention of Myocardial Infarction Among Men in North Carolina, 2013	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.	North Carolina 0.879434 study 0.32514 heart attack 0.216152 myocardial infarction 0.401919 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.252245 eligible respondents 0.218882 appropriate aspirin therapy 0.492005 North Carolina BRFSS 0.263889 prevalence 0.222312 high cholesterol 0.220527 Carolina BRFSS survey 0.204071 study sample 0.281568 heart disease 0.212928 primary prevention 0.488322 myocardial infarction risk 0.208611 aspirin 0.971093 cardiovascular health module 0.981097 Regular aspirin 0.402185 MI 0.346742	health care providers 0.274931 North Carolina Division 0.229699 low aspirin 0.398906 public health 0.305989 Preventive Services Task 0.203429 health insurance coverage 0.232984 blood pressure 0.303561 risk factors 0.936442 male BRFSS respondents 0.25577 population aspirin 0.396942 Services Task Force 0.20707 risk factor 0.509922 USPSTF recommendation 0.401232 respondents 0.571904 assess aspirin 0.445391 high blood pressure 0.292997 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.256839 high-risk respondents 0.200627	CLICK HERE