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727	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Outbreaks of Acute Gastroenteritis Transmitted by Person-to-Person Contact - United States, 2009-2010	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. 0.454628 person-to-person age outbreaks 0.911508 emergency department visits 0.488749 Human Services 0.479603 assistive technology 0.454981 MMWR HTML versions 0.480167 U.S. Department 0.476247 clinical data 0.452946 person-to-person transmission 0.537037 electronic PDF version 0.482596 multiple/other etiology 0.494026 outbreak-associated illnesses 0.454246 commonly reported cause 0.544433 foodborne disease outbreaks 0.67249 national surveillance data 0.503952 original paper copy 0.478628 outbreaks 0.914562 nursing homes 0.499015 epidemic person-to-person AGE 0.557212 Bureau population estimates 0.47896 norovirus outbreaks 0.675047 United States 0.452447 NORS surveillance data 0.540033 U.S. Government Printing 0.485438	original MMWR paper 0.483663 health-care visits 0.494316 U.S. Census Bureau 0.570152 voluntary national surveillance 0.491364 appropriate hand hygiene 0.48054 laboratory-confirmed cases 0.499497 acute gastroenteritis 0.453809 animal contact 0.454039 general outbreak characteristics 0.509555 subject line 0.455085 NORS 0.545994 primary transmission mode 0.489504 unknown etiology 0.580369 CDC guidelines 0.453754 paper copy 0.478737 reporting site 0.457319 long-term–care facilities 0.498978 person-to-person contact 0.612738 local public health 0.495188 laboratory testing information 0.492613 National Outbreak Reporting 0.516315 Outbreak incidence 0.472891 Census Bureau data 0.492151 Shiga toxin-producing Escherichia 0.491489	CLICK HERE
765	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Medication and Pregnancy	Pregnant women should not stop or start taking any type of medication that they need without first talking with a doctor. Women planning to become pregnant should discuss any medication with their doctor before becoming pregnant.	CDC 0.335283 common conditions 0.392086 type 0.345033 Teratology Information Specialists 0.473763 possible risks 0.395561 Thalomid® 0.320615 mother 0.33166 pregnant women 0.747163 safety 0.397316 medications 0.965984 pregnant woman 0.462628 action 0.323324 internet websites post 0.490152 health conditions 0.39329 U.S. Food 0.40931 pregnant women volunteers 0.533623 pregnancy 0.761782 over-the-counter medications 0.550191 Safer Medication 0.456945 OTIS counselor 0.398652 market 0.344357 effects 0.399647 Examples 0.320633 healthcare providers 0.391691	unborn baby 0.605299 FDA 0.345449 best alternatives 0.38771 Drug Administration 0.409274 effective contraception methods 0.493518 database 0.334667 dietary supplements 0.402472 certain medications 0.5294 studies 0.368303 National Library 0.39408 federal agencies 0.393284 isotretinoin 0.325407 important thing 0.399004 Treating 0.372273 medication 0.777638 initiative strives 0.394222 birth defects 0.626273 doctor 0.560552 healthcare provider 0.7186 high blood pressure 0.484994 herbal products 0.499236 potential alternatives 0.388386 Learn 0.323339 breastfeeding 0.336936	CLICK HERE
2969	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Tips From Former Smokers: Ellie's asthma story	Elle was in her mid-30s when she had her first asthma attack, triggered exposure to secondhand smoke. She loved her job as a bartender, but began to dread going to work.	CDC 0.952579 otra oportunidad 0.320074 CDC Consejos 0.411905 graphic anti-smoking ads 0.331607 Marlene 0.319644 Disease Control 0.520997 healthy work environment 0.33198 Michael 0.318601 Secondhand Smoke 0.335832 Roosevelt 0.332655 Disease Ad 0.324334 Military Service 0.321312 Shawn 0.319738 Tooth Loss 0.319754 Smokers 0.884972 comment policy 0.318267 LGBT Scene 0.339526 Smokers campaign 0.396869 Vision Loss 0.320172 Duration 0.394553 Vicious Cycle 0.322572 Brian 0.328023 Private video 0.362459 Tiffany 0.336384 Asthma Ad 0.337507	Smoking 0.350484 Anuncio de Rose 0.318226 Centers 0.36692 Surgeon General Ad 0.336064 Ad 0.340081 Little Things 0.317975 Terrie Surgeon General 0.372909 Prevention 0.366892 Nathan 0.319894 Slow Recovery 0.319737 Tip Ad 0.323821 Eye Injections 0.339899 views 0.384504 CBS Evening News 0.329015 Brett 0.319529 CDC Tips 0.459235 La suerte 0.319797 James 0.317739 Younger Smokers 0.400845 Quit Smoking 0.317885 Terrie 0.385323 Anthem Ad 0.324761 Teenager Ad 0.326512 Tips 0.724235	CLICK HERE
4681	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	About Rotavirus	Clinical Information on Rotavirus	healthy immune systems 0.355041 stool specimens 0.290898 severe rotavirus illness 0.618059 double-stranded RNA 0.292799 rotavirus antigen 0.557532 rotavirus vaccines 0.552706 transcriptase polymerase chain 0.368221 nonstructural proteins 0.29148 transmission 0.226092 Rotaviruses 0.22657 watery diarrhea 0.314891 young children 0.290366 primary mode 0.289157 large clinical trials 0.353856 Additional symptoms 0.298054 infants 0.25308 dehydration. Symptoms 0.297906 contaminated surfaces 0.293103 annual epidemics 0.294358 rotavirus disease 0.93141 dry mouth 0.293877 enzyme immunoassay 0.292589 rapid detection 0.284222 future infections 0.29491	dehydrated child 0.303279 United States 0.369419 rotavirus vaccine 0.538732 unvaccinated children 0.298091 fecal-oral route 0.287737 abdominal pain 0.305447 severe symptoms 0.297327 incubation period 0.298617 electron microscopy 0.291863 close contact 0.286622 characteristic wheel-like appearance 0.373124 temperate climate 0.289148 contaminated water 0.295341 winter seasonal pattern 0.357639 hospitalization 0.236411 oral rehydration therapy 0.360337 highest rates 0.287211 people 0.229706 routine vaccination 0.287128 environment 0.231461 natural infection 0.296958 intravenous fluids 0.288039 Latin word rota 0.377394 available vaccines 0.29947	CLICK HERE
7039	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FoodCORE Partners and Resources	null	Environmental Health Specialists 0.727831 PulseNet 0.244452 CDC 0.269778 Public Health Laboratories 0.724575 Drug Administration 0.474907 NoroSTAT 0.243806 navigation Skip 0.945251 U.S. Department 0.476634 states 0.245283 CaliciNet 0.243898 Rapid Response Teams 0.710286 EHS-Net 0.244083 Integrated FoodSafety Centers 0.723145	Association 0.24349 page options 0.522299 FSIS 0.328741 FoodNet 0.324589 Network 0.244222 outbreak response capacity 0.797166 U.S. Food 0.467835 list Skip 0.937041 state collaborative programs 0.744767 Food Safety 0.475132 FoodCORE 0.272162 content Skip 0.930408 Excellence 0.255038	CLICK HERE
8387	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Sociodemographic and Health-Related Risk Factors Associated with Tooth Loss Among Adultsin Rhode Island - CDC	Oral health is an integral component of overall health and well-being. Very little Rhode Island state-level information exists on the determinants of tooth loss. The objective of this study was to systematically identify sociodemographic characteristics, health behaviors, health conditions and disabilities, and dental insurance coverage associated with tooth loss among noninstitutionalized adults in Rhode Island.	poor oral health 0.605563 Rhode Island BRFSS 0.575525 Island state-level information 0.558514 oral health care 0.586024 dental care 0.559997 tooth loss effects 0.596449 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.579256 periodontal disease 0.602858 health risk behaviors 0.573504 Oral Health Program 0.571852 dental insurance coverage 0.825492 current smokers 0.557271 health risk factors 0.554336 risky health behaviors 0.553319 oral health knowledge 0.566258 Rhode Island Department 0.579935 Island Oral Health 0.568526 oral health data 0.566968 teeth 0.586457 previous studies 0.564298 health conditions 0.596823 health behaviors 0.570181 Rhode Island 0.819754 Rhode Island adults 0.638034	permanent tooth 0.582685 risk factors 0.663113 good oral health 0.610386 tooth decay 0.576364 oral health questions 0.564127 oral health problems 0.595932 overall health 0.553662 body mass index 0.563683 oral health module 0.560212 oral health education 0.567649 oral health 0.862369 total tooth loss 0.668445 tooth loss 0.99818 risk factor 0.598446 age groups 0.565243 physical activity 0.625218 oral disease prevention 0.555385 little Rhode Island 0.565561 multinomial logistic regression 0.551499 oral disease risk 0.559104 anterior tooth type 0.614363 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.57933 oral health services 0.577831	CLICK HERE
8909	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Food Deserts - Health Communication	Food Desert - Gateway to Health Communication - CDC	large grocery store 0.674275 healthy diet 0.629719 healthier food offerings 0.683204 minority 0.541462 building 0.539199 low-income area 0.590774 health outcomes 0.600705 easier access 0.600198 affordable fruits 0.620991 big problem 0.590817 local governments 0.672606 essential nutrients 0.606639 Americans 0.558984 local transportation 0.593144 low income areas 0.692865 community garden 0.667816 USDA food desert 0.694349 next-door neighbor Sylvia 0.667468 different types 0.594518 efforts 0.527462 local convenience store 0.671356 fresh fruits 0.585996 zoning codes 0.592073 low-fat milk 0.613312 Maria 0.530947	healthy foods 0.797586 retail food markets 0.713971 closest store 0.593251 metros 0.520608 limited access 0.681099 community members 0.672152 convenience stores 0.605971 tax incentives 0.591624 food deserts 0.989416 microwavable foods 0.60222 diets 0.541838 vegetables 0.536517 regular basis 0.587267 food desert definitions 0.687629 common theme 0.59599 standard definition 0.595469 St. Louis 0.588818 food desert 0.766306 local farmers markets 0.670636 60-year-old woman 0.588974 higher number 0.604064 food access 0.613439 grains 0.518966 affordable nutritious foods 0.865416	CLICK HERE
10549	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	About the Course | Autism Case Training | Learn the Signs. Act Early. | NCBDDD	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities (NCBDDD), in collaboration with a number of national partners, launched a public awareness campaign called “Learn the Signs. Act Early.” The campaign aims to educate parents about childhood development, including early warning signs of autism and other developmental disorders, and encourages developmental screening and intervention.	Developmental Disabilities 0.260998 pediatric health care 0.482804 CDC 0.231171 Birth Defects 0.265905 Child Health Bureau 0.927301 Human Services 0.271721 Wendy Ruben 0.287063 case studies 0.28211 Carol Weitzman 0.293833 Jana Thomas 0.288683 Catherine Rice 0.269317 developmental-behavioral faculty 0.295748 Yale University 0.274449 following course 0.291834 Disease Control 0.546203 Georgina Peacock 0.299241 Dr. Jennifer Zubler 0.425093 field validation 0.278555	Pediatrics Fellowship Training 0.462952 autism spectrum disorder 0.49536 Health Resources 0.386546 Carter Consulting 0.271349 MPH Porter Novelli 0.484372 National Center 0.264317 Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics Curriculum 0.474446 fundamental components 0.297631 Course content 0.304385 external review 0.27383 Julia Whitney 0.27906 Services Administration Maternal 0.480091 Health Bureau Developmental-Behavioral 0.503884 Jennifer Zubler 0.439543 Patrick Mahoney 0.285315 course materials 0.288288 introductory course 0.301194 developmental-behavioral pediatric fellows 0.531226	CLICK HERE
12199	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	For General Healthcare Settings in West Africa: Guidance forDrawing Blood Safely When Caring for Patients with Confirmed orSuspected Ebola | Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever | CDC	null	ebola treatment center 0.812119 CDC 0.420705 injuries 0.439044 patient care area 0.586303 ETUs 0.421023 ECCs 0.420993 needle sticks 0.62555 blood collection 0.730569 infections 0.443324 guidelines 0.419299 Ebola Care Centers 0.676785 injury 0.441527 sharps containers 0.779835 personal protective equipment 0.597461 three-quarters 0.425912 health facilities 0.499382 diseases 0.439911 PUIs 0.44369 patient care 0.597598 oral version 0.504005 samples 0.466496 EVD patients 0.498524 treatment centers 0.49445 oral medications 0.500015 Ebola Treatment Units 0.681887	incineration 0.421521 sharp instruments 0.509316 Confirmed Ebola Virus 0.690435 injectable medications 0.506648 sharp objects 0.618787 Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever 0.690788 wear gloves 0.506111 sharps container 0.582723 Drawing Blood Safely 0.642642 blood collection tube 0.58283 hepatitis 0.443947 practices 0.42031 considerations 0.420354 general healthcare settings 0.951989 confirmed EVD 0.527705 Wear PPE 0.507664 HIV 0.440593 infectious disease 0.504692 healthcare workers 0.622227 West Africa 0.614315 uncapped needles 0.639027 Investigation 0.421384 EVD testing 0.592646 risk 0.441544	CLICK HERE
13340	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Living with Severe Joint Pain | CDC Features	Almost 15 million US adults live with severe joint pain related to arthritis, which is the most common cause of disability in the United States. Severe joint pain limits a person’s ability to do basic tasks and affects their quality of life. Learning self-management skills and being active can help manage severe joint pain.	EnhanceFitness 0.309474 CDC-recommended physical activity 0.386319 mood 0.309767 local Ys 0.354589 adults 0.39582 classes 0.318255 Enroll 0.311739 breakdown 0.310659 physical activity—like walking 0.39005 African Americans 0.354293 Study highlights 0.357132 body 0.310629 psychological distress 0.355079 poor health 0.352018 life 0.32271 number 0.31046 swimming 0.309967 severe joint pain 0.916835 heart disease 0.354927 ability 0.321658 place 0.309774 proven programs 0.350914	severe arthritis pain 0.539717 strength training 0.354003 sessions 0.310338 CDC-recommended self-management education 0.394897 groups 0.310334 new CDC study 0.403307 self-management skills 0.366014 people 0.356087 Hispanics/Latinos 0.310294 low impact 0.352329 chronic conditions 0.348192 physical activity 0.398413 quality 0.311565 symptoms 0.309534 basic tasks 0.361347 multiple ways 0.354497 health problems 0.348857 arthritis 0.576838 person 0.309975 joint pain limits 0.472705 severe join pain 0.474275 community centers 0.352403	CLICK HERE