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919	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Influenza-Associated Intensive-Care Unit Admissions andDeaths - California, September 29, 2013-January 18, 2014	Patrick Ayscue, DVM, PhD1,2, Erin Murray, PhD2, Timothy Uyeki, MD3, Jennifer Zipprich, PhD2, Kathleen Harriman, PhD2, Catheryn Salibay, MPH2, Monica Kang2, Annie Luu2, Rose Glenn-Finer2, James Watt, MD2, Carol Glaser, DVM, MD2, Janice Louie, MD2 (Author affiliations at end of text).	fatal cases 0.594895 fatal influenza cases 0.527657 symptom onset 0.497733 severe influenza infections 0.342729 severe influenza 0.757052 previous recent influenza 0.316891 Pediatric influenza deaths 0.305007 positive influenza test 0.353153 local health jurisdictions 0.267401 influenza A virus 0.308581 severe influenza illness 0.40232 influenza activity 0.29404 severe influenza cases 0.376743 patients 0.347476 predominant circulating influenza 0.350269 influenza vaccination status 0.338064 severe cases 0.546232 medical conditions 0.261297 severe influenza complications 0.355234 2009 pandemic 0.325054 fatal illness 0.328384 severe influenza illnesses 0.391622 ICU admission 0.250458 influenza 0.910715	influenza diagnostic test 0.302544 influenza diagnostic tests§ 0.326814 influenza virus infection 0.446389 previous influenza seasons 0.32951 novel influenza strain 0.303446 seasonal influenza vaccine 0.459794 CDPH influenza data 0.349224 pH1N1 virus 0.267117 laboratory-confirmed influenza 0.32099 influenza season 0.575296 cases 0.596826 influenza vaccination 0.404441 influenza complications 0.434563 influenza seasons 0.404621 antiviral treatment 0.356836 influenza infections 0.347755 influenza viruses 0.325036 influenza B virus 0.308486 (http://www.cdc.gov/flu/professionals/antivirals/summary-clinicians.htm). 0.287093 2009 influenza pandemic 0.361172 rapid influenza 0.405921 severe influenza reporting 0.34464 ICU cases 0.593948 influenza diagnostic tests 0.383333	CLICK HERE
5063	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Down Syndrome Cases at Birth Increased | CDC Features	Down Syndrome Cases at Birth Increased. The total number of cases at birth in the US increased by 24.2% from 1979-1983 to 1999-2003 in 10 regions.	Pediatrics 0.426335 younger mothers 0.527813 regions 0.54621 Hispanic individuals 0.509903 United States 0.738436 lowest prevalence 0.64395 age group 0.642483 highest prevalence 0.633857 16-19 year olds 0.537088 percent 0.43068 Arkansas 0.428966 Utah 0.42891 DS 0.790812 prevalence 0.917744 0-3 year olds 0.538221 times 0.427214 children 0.514388 syndrome 0.457531 birth prevalence 0.663634 olds 0.541276	total number 0.535789 race/ethnic groups 0.525216 female children 0.505338 cases 0.429551 disease 0.429527 infants 0.427257 adolescents 0.533122 Non-Hispanic white individuals 0.637702 Non-Hispanic black individuals 0.640235 Ages 0.503689 specific time 0.543129 major congenital heart 0.810195 population 0.427187 older mothers 0.526429 live births 0.54773 Congenital Heart Defects 0.59783 major CHDs 0.533906 Data Source 0.519173 Infant Gender 0.511824	CLICK HERE
5634	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diphenylamine - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards	null	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
8897	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Community-Generated Recommendations Regarding the Urban Nutrition and Tobacco Environments: A Photo-Elicitation Study in Philadelphia - CDC	Overweight, obesity, and tobacco use are major preventable causes of disability, disease, and death. In 2010, 25% of Philadelphia adults smoked, and 66% were overweight or obese. To address these health threats, the Philadelphia Department of Public Health launched Get Healthy Philly...	different potential interventions 0.340037 potential interventions 0.359028 tobacco use interventions 0.366515 major health concerns 0.326493 Philadelphia Department 0.333827 multilevel interventions 0.336734 tobacco 0.698629 early participants 0.40525 youth participant 0.340343 Healthy Philly 0.406021 individual participants 0.40059 white male youth 0.360333 related health concerns 0.324804 Public health researchers 0.318448 Terry E. Johnson 0.3507 nutrition 0.429311 prevention strategies 0.328283 Lorraine T. Dean 0.347722 Recent tobacco control 0.337886 tobacco sales 0.337461 health threats 0.345847 adults 0.319345 negative health effects 0.397649 illegal tobacco sales 0.334794	African American men 0.338247 public health community 0.329058 lay epidemiologic perspectives 0.335688 tobacco environments 0.515345 Healthy Philly interventions 0.355783 health behavior 0.325008 public health professionals 0.322656 ecological model 0.740754 public health 0.493581 participants 0.99402 Elizabeth A. FitzGerald 0.34725 youth participants 0.475757 public health concerns 0.34378 health concerns 0.416093 health 0.581219 physical activity 0.800237 Carolyn C. Cannuscio 0.353787 tobacco interventions 0.366209 interventions 0.526626 Multiple participants 0.398622 Health Belief Model 0.334398 Public Health Service 0.321066 adult participants 0.534014 healthful foods 0.346177	CLICK HERE
9101	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Remembering SARS - 10 Years Later	Severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) is a viral respiratory illness caused by a coronavirus, called SARS-associated coronavirus (SARS-CoV).	South America 0.365194 CDC 0.854082 travel alert 0.430352 global alert 0.410501 SARS case definition 0.569373 atypical pneumonia 0.433679 new coronavirus 0.363665 Health Alert Notice 0.465171 North America 0.365216 sars outbreak 0.607499 probable SARS infections 0.576028 National Select Agent 0.398837 severe form 0.366497 initial case reports 0.400775 World Health Organization 0.42159 probable SARS cases 0.596578 SARS patient 0.538136 Severe Acute Respiratory 0.528533 dozen countries 0.363904 sars 0.940654 aerosol-generating procedures 0.360288 interim laboratory biosafety 0.414007 global SARS 0.54124 southern China 0.372313	key activities 0.365681 Hong Kong 0.521981 United States 0.731539 CDC issues 0.832446 SARS incubation periods 0.576742 infection control precautions 0.407253 community outreach team 0.404402 suspect cases 0.417634 probable SARS 0.617586 local health departments 0.416444 U.S. cases 0.359908 health alert cards 0.459888 public health 0.360653 hosts media telebriefing 0.412108 new probable cases 0.423181 interim domestic guidelines 0.411589 CDC laboratory analysis 0.560597 travel advisory 0.411798 Acute Respiratory Syndrome 0.528002 select agent 0.431837 CDC quarantine staff 0.553108 guangdong province 0.428329 mainland China 0.410584 Canadian health officials 0.405251	CLICK HERE
9758	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Newsroom Image Library Leaders and Scientists | CDC Media Relations	Free public health images, medical images, high-resolution, public domain images.	scientist Scott Smith 0.201633 Centers 0.233275 James Gathany 0.547169 Description 0.206695 Prevention 0.221042 PHIL ID number 0.209681 CDC scientist Thomas 0.233029	Disease Control 0.740275 CDC scientist Zach 0.22919 PHIL ID 0.695039 CDC scientist 0.320894 Photo Credit 0.593835 CDC scientist Scott 0.231836 scientist Thomas Stevens 0.200709	CLICK HERE
12321	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Comprehensive Clinic Assessment Software Application - Vaccines	COCASA Home Page (Comprehensive Clinical Assessment Software Application) for Immunizations	adolescent coverage 0.350135 coverage assessment purposes 0.608227 provider clinic 0.373891 IIS data 0.371083 CoCASA 0.221129 individual immunization provider 0.85471 diagnostic childhood report 0.618051 AFIX 0.312662	invalid dose 0.474611 import capabilities 0.347237 data analysis capabilities 0.606231 Software Application 0.389939 different reports 0.325369 immunization coverage 0.697279 Comprehensive Clinic Assessment 0.716628	CLICK HERE
12609	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Video: CDC Responds to Nodding Disease in Uganda	A team of CDC experts joined the Ministry of Health and of government, nonprofit, and health officials in Uganda to conduct a multifaceted investigation in Kitgum District, northern Uganda. Listen as Epidemic Intelligence Service Officer, Dr. Jennifer Foltz, tells the story about Nodding Disease, a neurologic syndrome which is devastating to afflicted children. 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/globalhealth/video/nodding/nodding.htm	Nodding Disease 0.833329 CDC Responds 0.971575	Uganda 0.589437	CLICK HERE
13242	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Increases in Hepatitis C Virus Infection Related toInjection Drug Use Among Persons Aged 30 Years or Younger - Kentucky,Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia, 2006-2012	Jon E. Zibbell, PhD1, Kashif Iqbal, MPH1, Rajiv C. Patel, MPH1, Anil Suryaprasad, MD1, Kathy J.	acute case reports 0.427491 opioid dependency 0.402952 Public Health 0.433385 prescription opioid abuse 0.464941 acute HCV infection* 0.450267 treatment admissions data 0.411607 HCV infection 0.943196 United States 0.42077 opioid injection 0.38146 acute cases 0.374488 nonurban areas 0.405961 West Virginia 0.620008 prescription opioid admissions 0.52381 abuse treatment admissions 0.39618 Infectious Disease Branch 0.386152 heroin admissions 0.397896 Treatment Episode Data 0.380118 current infection 0.377832 prescription opioids 0.392884 treatment admissions 0.599329 Kentucky Department 0.399247 IDU 0.39371 central Appalachia 0.433451 abuse treatment settings 0.379103	opioid abuse accounting 0.404171 integrated health services 0.381514 primary risk factor 0.410476 nonopioid injection 0.382691 Infectious Disease Epidemiology 0.431845 common blood-borne infection 0.408389 Prevention Services 0.390321 increase 0.392273 risk factor 0.416111 multiple treatment admissions 0.387485 West Virginia Department 0.497063 prescription opioid admission 0.413455 persons 0.495992 acute HCV cases 0.449578 young persons 0.402212 prescription opioid misuse 0.403404 acute infection 0.390148 individual treatment admissions 0.388667 substance abuse admissions 0.413906 acute HCV infection 0.86759 substance abuse treatment 0.447294 abuse treatment facilities 0.379515 acute HCV infections 0.437688	CLICK HERE
16188	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vital Signs: Disparities in Tobacco-Related Cancer Incidenceand Mortality - United States, 2004-2013 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	tobacco-related cancers 0.841514 tobacco-related health care 0.534832 Human Services 0.495294 invasive cancer sites 0.507909 lung cancer 0.5748 U.S. population.* Cancer 0.497858 National Comprehensive Cancer 0.493473 tobacco-related cancer incidence 0.75582 States Cancer Statistics 0.531734 National Vital Statistics 0.509524 evidence-based tobacco control 0.498789 cancer incidence data 0.530234 tobacco-related cancer cases 0.616127 United States Cancer 0.534559 incidence rates 0.492317 tobacco-related disparities 0.511788 Cancer Health Disparities 0.500726 death rates 0.785303 U.S. standard population 0.561943 preventable tobacco-related cancer 0.574448 cancer mortality data 0.508077 cancer prevention 0.5315 United States 0.714269 Cancer Statistics dataset 0.501621 cancer incidence rate 0.51162	tobacco-related cancer death 0.703459 cancer registries 0.53629 federal cancer statistics 0.500713 comprehensive cancer control 0.562516 cigarette smoking 0.631747 acute myeloid leukemia 0.579078 Tobacco-related cancer mortality 0.583371 tobacco-related cancer deaths 0.712736 National Cancer Institute 0.59945 tobacco-related disease 0.5178 age-adjusted tobacco-related cancer 0.583799 cancer control efforts 0.526818 urinary bladder 0.526773 tobacco-related cancer 0.960813 Tobacco-related invasive cancer 0.578563 cancer site 0.52191 lung cancer deaths 0.51937 smokeless tobacco 0.494057 annual percentage change 0.507748 tobacco-related cancer disparities 0.576812 oral cavity 0.534678 renal pelvis 0.501512 cancer death rates 0.69637 tobacco control 0.517261	CLICK HERE