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792	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vital Signs: Communication Between Health Professionals andTheir Patients About Alcohol Use - 44 States and the District ofColumbia, 2011	On January 7, this report was posted as an MMWR Early Release on the MMWR website (http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr).	health insurance 0.53806 binge drinkers 0.803446 state-level prevalence estimates 0.480862 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.481221 binge drinking 0.853213 ASBI implementation 0.522729 alcohol SBI services.††† 0.49454 state prevalence estimates 0.525476 overall mean prevalence 0.518651 Alcohol Abuse 0.478139 Preventive Services Task 0.575822 health insurance coverage 0.519876 alcohol 0.976334 health professionals 0.533878 alcohol intervention 0.465602 insurance plans.*** ASBI 0.49216 adult binge drinkers 0.556781 alcohol consumption guidelines 0.524792 ASBI clinical guidelines 0.52361 Affordable Care Act 0.566352 middle southern states 0.483105 alcohol screening 0.60942 significantly higher prevalence 0.473419 binge drinking episodes 0.552431 U.S. adult binge 0.530337	Weighted prevalence estimates 0.465741 weighted prevalence 0.50199 adults.¶ ASBI 0.467002 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.4807 U.S. Preventive Services 0.511624 alcohol misuse screening 0.633759 alcohol use disorder 0.477342 weekly alcohol consumption 0.530466 alcohol consumption 0.777329 prevalence estimates 0.616174 states 0.48849 excessive alcohol 0.77716 clinical preventive services 0.564122 health insurance plans 0.480217 ASBI 0.623531 U.S. adults 0.803508 health 0.839525 Services Task Force 0.576513 electronic health records 0.523454 alcohol spectrum disorders 0.519145 current drinkers 0.468629 binge-level alcohol consumption 0.533155 preventive services 0.674342 excessive alcohol consumption 0.553831	CLICK HERE
4459	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Considerations Regarding Novel H1N1 Flu Virus in Obstetric Settings	null	newborn nursery 0.521499 H1N1 virus-infected mother 0.282298 H1N1 influenza virus 0.788285 newborn care settings 0.362161 immediate postpartum period 0.260026 infection control policies 0.35356 hygiene/ cough etiquette 0.24276 symptom onset 0.205455 infection control 0.806365 mother 0.822714 infection control guidance 0.471434 pregnant women 0.365917 healthy term 0.267379 influenza virus infection 0.764529 H1N1 virus exposure 0.232677 standard precautions 0.435137 respiratory secretions 0.313615 close contact 0.447557 newborn baby 0.220267 newborn nursery setting 0.399295	newborn care 0.434733 current infection control 0.334452 newborn infant 0.331883 cough etiquette guidelines 0.239057 seasonal influenza 0.292519 newborn care hospitals 0.320012 respiratory hygiene/ cough 0.257504 Newborn infants 0.259326 newborn nurseries 0.222151 virus infection 0.921643 H1N1 virus infection 0.805621 newborn ward configuration 0.323926 newborn protection 0.234081 newborn follow-up 0.231754 term newborn nursery 0.397985 H1N1 Flu Virus 0.228941 droplet exposure 0.221475 healthy term newborns 0.253463 infection control guidelines 0.33451	CLICK HERE
4787	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Rotavirus Transmission	Transmission of Rotavirus infection	family members 0.556767 infection 0.278019 infants 0.295829 Español 0.337705 susceptible person 0.590308 fecal-oral route 0.53387 body 0.269196 people 0.403286 diarrhea 0.308434	infected person 0.595626 environment 0.268847 virus spreads 0.817477 mouth 0.282348 poop 0.307248 rotavirus 0.921263 close contact 0.562867 young children 0.535638 Transmisión 0.284314	CLICK HERE
4933	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Monday, January 24, 2011	null	theCDC Science Clips 0.359378 Task Force 0.714676 CDC Director 0.387103 prevention experts 0.294564 endorsement 0.257192 current awareness 0.284723 different topics 0.288166 Prev Med 0.529093 Disease Control 0.28393 CDC Science Clips 0.436617 factual accuracy 0.282693 scientific literature 0.291907 Hahn RA 0.396021 Middleton JC 0.395471 Chief Science Officer 0.354373 DHHS 0.289657 Chattopadhyay 0.252299 public domain 0.287773 Supplement 0.240094 Stephen B. Thacker 0.519858 items 0.239244 harms.Am J Prev 0.412591 volunteer body 0.297017 related harms 0.391697	alcoholic beverages 0.288693 technical support 0.29579 related harms.Am 0.374057 releases findings 0.298698 Brewer 0.235383 public health 0.373845 weekly digest 0.301794 effectiveness 0.259459 review methods 0.286212 Science Clips 0.556661 Kuzara JL 0.396655 informational purposes 0.278934 public health literature 0.348947 B. Thacker CDC 0.590152 original authors 0.283858 non-CDC Websites 0.284703 original sources 0.282374 alcohol sales 0.6053 Naimi TS 0.388738 news sources 0.283106 Community Preventive Services 0.94763 Community Guide 0.438294 systematic reviews 0.37583 excessive alcohol consumption 0.854985	CLICK HERE
5372	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FASD - Alcohol Use in Pregnancy	FASDs are 100% preventable if a woman does not drink alcohol during pregnancy. There is no known safe amount of alcohol to drink while pregnant. There is also no safe time during pregnancy to drink and no safe kind of alcohol.	CDC 0.33047 questions 0.32539 effective contraception 0.397532 blood passes 0.393986 Contact your healthcare 0.38521 local Alcoholics Anonymous 0.457592 safe time 0.481794 beer 0.317223 alcohol 0.914543 alcohol treatment programs 0.647894 Behavioral Health Treatment 0.459805 Alcohol Screening 0.57647 behavioral problems 0.392314 pregnancy 0.49496 SAMHSA 0.319766 baby’s brain 0.395728 nervous system problems 0.387929 birth control 0.396318 wines 0.317231 woman drinks alcohol 0.729441 treatment facility locator 0.455528 abnormal facial features 0.46215 fetal alcohol spectrum 0.677576 women 0.349	Services Locator 0.383155 alcohol-exposed pregnancies 0.409598 Answers page 0.386311 United States 0.395137 range 0.315352 Substance Abuse 0.382409 intellectual disabilities 0.390948 drinking alcohol 0.685053 Alcohol Exposed Pregnancies 0.66955 lifelong physical 0.393835 umbilical cord 0.393555 FASDs 0.357004 common problem 0.382408 Brief Intervention Efforts 0.450371 types 0.317263 alcohol treatment center 0.653635 miscarriage 0.31947 A.A. program 0.384578 Alcoholics Anonymous® 0.388519 Mental Health Services 0.45202 low birthweight 0.39765 Nearly half 0.39005 baby 0.416594 following characteristics 0.388136	CLICK HERE
5737	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Hexachlorobutadiene - 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
7581	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Valley Fever Awareness | CDC Features	Most fungi are harmless, but some types can make you sick. Coccidioidomycosis, also called valley fever, is an illness caused by a fungus that is common in some parts of the United States. Here’s what you need to know about valley fever.	South America 0.351539 Central America 0.35161 south-central Washington State 0.397996 antifungal medication 0.35529 adults ages 0.349226 antifungal treatment 0.351804 Valley fever symptoms 0.492219 areas 0.320678 soil 0.311355 air 0.310271 common illnesses 0.349211 fungus 0.414759 Certain groups 0.348335 U.S. cases 0.355641 Arizona 0.31071 area 0.329134 higher risk 0.348038 flu-like symptoms 0.400223 Valley fever 0.990538 severe lung infections 0.388668	important ways 0.34768 southwestern United States 0.397163 breathing 0.310333 patients 0.320434 severe forms 0.348102 California 0.310706 people 0.416656 respiratory illnesses 0.349602 doctor 0.32212 fungal lung infection 0.410908 environment 0.31991 vaccine 0.309777 microscopic fungal spores 0.397479 delays 0.324779 person 0.318588 parts 0.330701 coccidioidomycosis 0.312857 Mexico 0.310446 Healthcare providers 0.398245 Coccidioides 0.330638	CLICK HERE
10421	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Worksite Health ScoreCard'Publications and Products'DHDSP'CDC	null	Worksite Health ScoreCard|Publications 0.970737		CLICK HERE
10613	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Telebriefing: New Vital Signs Report | Media Advisory | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	younger teens 0.981458 CDC Principal Deputy 0.913705 media availability 0.460688 lowest level 0.598385 CDC Media 0.585254 question 0.350547 Non-Media 0.256129 United States 0.561256 touchtone phone 0.53621	Ileana Arias 0.630253 Noon ET 0.567499 teen pregnancies 0.619751 transcript 0.268673 PASSCODE 0.244313 Tuesday 0.270034 press conference 0.469334 Teen births 0.622956	CLICK HERE
15901	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	EIS Conference | Epidemic Intelligence Service	The EIS Conference is a primary forum for EIS officers to present their epidemiologic activities. National and international participants represent EIS officers, their mentors, EIS alumni, and public health professionals.	high school 0.315988 Mortality Weekly Report 0.433918 Google Senior Fellow 0.394501 regulatory science 0.318201 Nuclear Threat Initiative 0.399931 Dr. Hamburg 0.35321 Infectious Disease 0.313566 epidemiology innovators 0.370384 scientific journal articles 0.421085 leadership capacities 0.319187 Langmuir Lecturer 0.682214 Dr. Margaret Hamburg 0.448541 Boston University School 0.43327 New York City 0.402953 national disease surveillance 0.438185 Large-Scale Machine Learning 0.405271 Public Health. 0.335822 Langmuir Lecture 0.881617 Dr. Sandro Galea 0.577349 Robert A. Knox 0.424327 Abraham Lilienfeld 0.337127 65th Annual EIS 0.498468 66th Annual EIS 0.522191 regulatory pathways 0.314883 Health Commissioner 0.350547	United States 0.45657 Geoffrey Rose 0.324185 internationally recognized leader 0.402648 public health lecture 0.608896 Dr. Langmuir 0.713758 Sir Richard Doll 0.420012 Info™ statistical software 0.408621 Alexander D. Langmuir 0.700135 Influential Scientific Minds 0.419717 Dr. Dean 0.361768 annual eis conference 0.947972 Thomson Reuters 0.321929 public health 0.817654 Jonas Salk 0.335699 CDC’s chief 0.350459 current periodicals 0.31782 Communicable Disease Center 0.45051 Social Sciences 0.319417 Epidemiology Program 0.377656 Population Health Science 0.439296 Dr. Galea 0.546742 Epi Info™ Museum 0.458709 Langmuir Lecture speakers 0.767381 public health thinkers 0.488481	CLICK HERE