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4580	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC H1N1 Flu | Monovalent Vaccine Return Policy	null	H1N1 vaccine 0.623855 PHER funds 0.386837 usable product 0.347974 proper disposal 0.347715 grantee 0.230602 H1N1 response 0.358357 H1N1 monovalent vaccines 0.635833 human flu virus 0.727929 H1N1 virus 0.422123 McKesson Customer Service 0.847078 vaccine shipment 0.616875 medical waste products 0.555449	temperature monitors 0.342672 reference purposes 0.395315 monovalent vaccine returns 0.913544 CDC Seasonal Flu 0.683706 telephone number 0.351984 vaccine viability 0.88926 dedicated phone line 0.561042 English language content 0.649558 IMMEDIATELY UPON RECEIPT 0.402441 un-used product 0.368966 transit 0.207183 H1N1 Helpdesk 0.400127	CLICK HERE
5508	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Sodium fluoroacetate - 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
7159	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Helmet Use Among Motorcyclists Who Died in Crashes and Economic Cost Savings Associated With State Motorcycle Helmet Laws- United States, 2008-2010	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.	economic costs 0.302717 fatally injured motorcyclists 0.331143 United States 0.253652 helmet law 0.919079 helmet use decreases 0.24631 universal helmet law 0.806775 states 0.365928 universal helmet laws 0.667407 partial helmet law 0.559943	helmet law states 0.337873 motorcycle helmet laws 0.306962 partial helmet laws 0.469073 motorcycle helmet 0.339538 helmet law enactments 0.309144 helmet laws 0.683843 motorcycle helmet law 0.31086 motorcycle helmet legislation 0.298197	CLICK HERE
7386	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tuberculosis Genotyping - United States, 2004-2010	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.	Genotyping Information Management 0.544641 United States 0.671954 TB GIMS users 0.663107 limited public health 0.48242 tuberculosis genotype clusters 0.481253 genotype results 0.456502 genotype clusters 0.664316 TB disease 0.595607 National genotype surveillance 0.562844 national genotyping laboratory 0.491134 public health resources 0.479735 Genotype data 0.466079 genotype surveillance data 0.528029 public health departments 0.771262 TB GIMS.** Median 0.527722 false-positive TB culture 0.539115 TB control activities 0.569673 TB epidemiology 0.546548 public health 0.803857 National TB Surveillance 0.602201 reporting areas 0.524583 adequate genotyping data 0.50706 TB genotype surveillance 0.626863	TB GIMS data 0.566437 surveillance data 0.678152 TB Prevention 0.528296 TB isolate 0.506433 national genotyping laboratories 0.680431 tb elimination 0.55856 TB cases 0.759558 TB outbreak detection 0.59421 future TB control 0.519985 TB GIMS timeliness 0.552055 TB 0.9653 TB Genotyping Information 0.721285 local public health 0.486565 genotype surveillance coverТЌage 0.475324 TB control 0.633708 genotype surveillance coverage 0.937527 TB GIMS 0.888611 TB outbreaks 0.511053 county-based genotype clusters 0.595944 culture-positive TB cases 0.606538 TB incidence declines 0.515613 small genotype clusters 0.47577 national genotyping data 0.547255	CLICK HERE
8576	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Chagas Disease - Resources for Health Professionals - Antiparasitic Treatment	Treatment information about Chagas Disease for Resources for Health Professionals.	free access 0.606311 dosage regimens 0.615343 Inquiries 0.520244 following table outlines 0.688583 e-mail chagas 0.74251 CDC Emergency Operations 0.692982 evaluation 0.5327 emergencies 0.519233 Trypanosoma cruzi infection 0.83287 children 0.541199 safety 0.518194 T. cruzi infection 0.783188 Chagas cardiomyopathy 0.779583 infants 0.518598 potential benefits 0.616779 overall health 0.612748 preference 0.523714 JAMA 0.522998 clinical status 0.615426 Congenital Transmission 0.632625 effects 0.519195 chagas disease 0.96862 chronic infection 0.650141 person 0.530873	Antiparasitic treatment 0.632348 detailed information 0.606669 Virginia 0.521843 Operations Center 0.602535 review article 0.601303 FDA 0.544819 U.S. pharmacies 0.615833 United States 0.605129 Physicians 0.519609 age group 0.607575 Systematic Review 0.602249 adults 0.540567 acute disease 0.640705 Congenital infections 0.627964 investigational protocols 0.616903 renal disease 0.620028 Contraindications 0.521567 patient 0.539788 regular business 0.602843 cases 0.521662 antiparasitic drugs 0.632389 severe manifestations 0.619563 Parasitic Diseases Public 0.695167 risks 0.518032	CLICK HERE
8746	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Emergence of Avian Influenza A(H7N9) Virus Causing Severe Human Illness - China, February-April 2013	On March 29, 2013, the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention completed laboratory confirmation of three human infections with an avian influenza A(H7N9) virus not previously reported in humans (1). These infections were reported to the World Health Organization (WHO) on March 31, 2013, in accordance with International Health Regulations. The cases involved two adults in Shanghai and one in Anhui Province.	low-pathogenicity avian influenza 0.438576 H7N9 infections 0.40851 avian influenza 0.902789 United States 0.632754 avian influenza viruses 0.482254 influenza A viruses 0.416887 National Influenza Centers 0.421251 influenza rRT-PCR kit 0.421278 H7N9 virus infections 0.465284 influenza virions 0.395013 pandemic influenza 0.421448 human-to-human H7N9 virus 0.419478 H7N9 virus transmission 0.433462 novel avian-origin influenza 0.407991 Influenza Division Laboratory 0.424747 Disease Control 0.40087 new avian influenza 0.433142 Sharing All Influenza 0.405792 pathogenic avian influenza 0.476309 China 0.411382 H7N9 influenza viruses 0.47207 pandemic influenza preparedness 0.405371 local health departments 0.402362 public health 0.461897	H7N9 infection 0.397813 seasonal influenza virus 0.47653 CDC influenza 0.441204 cases 0.468027 new CDC influenza 0.434027 World Health Organization 0.404232 Eurasian influenza virus 0.475964 influenza surveillance systems 0.428227 influenza activity 0.406113 influenza pandemic 0.394532 avian influenza virus 0.497827 pandemic influenza vaccine 0.410607 Data (http://www.gisaid.org). 0.423541 H7N9 virus infection 0.629958 Influenza Coordination Unit 0.413866 asymptomatic H7N9 virus 0.415686 H7N9 virus 0.648028 human infections 0.40311 influenza viruses 0.484695 influenza signs 0.395315 Eurasian avian influenza 0.44399 respiratory syncytial virus 0.396533 Influenza Reagent Resource 0.418619	CLICK HERE
10027	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Case Definitions for Investigations of Human Infection with Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza A (H5N1) Virus in the United States	Interim Guidance on Case Definitions for Investigations of Human Infection with Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza A (H5N1) Virus in the United States - CDC	healthcare personnel 0.339876 Highly Pathogenic Avian 0.475309 avian influenza 0.990384 United States 0.382578 recent travel 0.34059 exposure criteria 0.418654 case status 0.348045 State health departments 0.376811 interim guidance 0.346048 testing recommendations 0.341573 CDC’s Influenza 0.444572 Probable Case 0.355338 FDA-authorized test specific 0.377979 epidemiologic information support 0.373061 pathogenic avian influenza 0.840447 Confirmed Human Cases 0.405317 physical contact 0.373636 probable cases 0.433007 close contact 0.374635 health departments 0.386154 local health departments 0.384417 polymerase chain reaction 0.37798 Unprotected exposure 0.343926 recent close contact 0.373247	family members 0.339797 viruses 0.327976 confirmatory laboratory test 0.376161 CDC-approved protocols 0.342059 following definitions 0.346284 severe human disease 0.370703 patients 0.323584 unprotected physical contact 0.370705 subtype H5N1 0.42288 virus infection 0.592373 Limited non-sustained person-to-person 0.371153 Cumulative Number 0.339045 laboratory diagnostic testing 0.377348 human infections 0.347515 United States beginning 0.366587 investigation 0.325035 public health laboratories 0.375023 patient meeting 0.372849 illness onset 0.386947 public health laboratory 0.378732 human infection 0.359395 domestic birds 0.338989 severely ill H5N1 0.44913	CLICK HERE
11064	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Severe Obesity Among Children in New York City Public Elementary and Middle Schools, School Years 2006"07 Through 2010"11 - CDC	Although studies have shown that childhood obesity overall is on the decline among New York City (NYC) public school children, the prevalence of severe childhood obesity has not been studied.	enrollment population 0.371297 public school children 0.406816 postal zip code 0.35885 severe obesity calculations 0.459358 high BIV 0.390206 high BIVs 0.400036 nonhigh BIV 0.363721 severely obese population 0.374362 grades K–8 0.374084 CDC growth chart 0.386799 obese students 0.379499 public health office 0.387651 prevalence estimates 0.455621 New York City 0.454894 public school students 0.417013 school 0.505757 free-meal status 0.405364 childhood obesity prevalence 0.457779 childhood obesity researchers 0.420412 lower severe obesity 0.453029 severe obesity estimates 0.474661 overall obesity 0.431845 public health 0.412763 district public health 0.387653	trends 0.369255 BMI 0.42379 severely obese records 0.366636 severe childhood obesity 0.665808 extreme obesity 0.39737 World Health Organization 0.389974 school borough 0.385153 severe obesity rates 0.457097 body mass index 0.422255 severely obese children 0.417682 severely obese groups 0.365611 exclusion criteria 0.361455 federal poverty threshold 0.387094 obesity epidemic 0.406474 York City Department 0.381572 growth charts 0.396026 childhood obesity 0.697359 NYC public school 0.434511 severe obesity 0.967734 severe obesity prevalence 0.653493 lowest obesity prevalence 0.461623 socioeconomic status 0.363663 95th percentile 0.606865	CLICK HERE
11605	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Food Insecurity and Self-Reported Hypertension Among Hispanic, Black, and White Adults in 12 States, Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, 2009 - CDC	Food insecurity is positively linked to risk of hypertension; however, it is not known whether this relationship persists after adjustment for socioeconomic position (SEP). We examined the association between food insecurity and self-reported hypertension among adults aged 35 or older (N = 58,677) in 12 states that asked the food insecurity question in their 2009 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System questionnaire. After adjusting for SEP, hypertension was more common among adults reporting food insecurity (adjusted prevalence ratio, 1.27; 95% confidence interval, 1.19–1.36). Our study found a positive relationship between food insecurity and hypertension after adjusting for SEP and other characteristics.	high school 0.571053 prevalence ratio 0.548547 Human Services 0.548719 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.600551 general education development 0.551574 BRFSS food security 0.570899 nutritious meals 0.578413 Disease Control 0.56722 adequate food 0.590296 self-reported hypertension 0.605832 food insecurity 0.946461 health insurance coverage 0.677132 racial/ethnic groups 0.554857 food insecurity item 0.650599 food insecurity question 0.743777 10-item food security 0.57552 stress-related food insecurity 0.651861 national prevention council 0.578321 borderline high blood 0.552201 pregnancy-induced hypertension 0.573944 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.601968 chronic disease prevention 0.57673 SEP 0.554703 high school graduate 0.55203	federal poverty level 0.818827 food security question 0.594134 percentage federal poverty 0.715979 South Carolina 0.579902 prevalence 0.586186 positive relationship 0.554995 non-Hispanic blacks 0.564772 marital status 0.597004 Survey Food Security 0.57587 public health concern 0.562191 non-Hispanic whites 0.563754 public health 0.581261 non-Hispanic white adults 0.567993 random-digit–dialed telephone survey 0.551123 socioeconomic position 0.558836 insufficient statistical power 0.551282 broad public health 0.554131 food access 0.554974 current smoking status 0.674022 New Mexico 0.579928 high blood pressure 0.663585 Public Health Service 0.551239 food security 0.667414 confidence interval 0.580705	CLICK HERE
15861	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	October 2016 | CDC Online Newsroom	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	cat-scratch disease 0.943848 production animals 0.52505 better understanding 0.529197 Disease Patterns 0.580029 CDC’s National 0.615961 cat-scratch disease patients 0.732418 live link 0.531442 prevention education 0.525133 future prevention campaigns 0.636179 CDC study 0.621993 Salmonella infection 0.526021 live poultry-associated outbreaks 0.652656 direct contact 0.522329 infectious flea feces 0.624054 flea control 0.517628 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.639834 prevention information 0.52703 health professionals 0.53167 southwestern United States 0.619474 CDC Press Office 0.900928 household pets 0.521076 disease burden 0.551306 age groups 0.517092 Infectious Diseases 0.664855	highest risk 0.528161 disease symptoms 0.553235 Native Americans 0.598556 Bartonella henselae 0.531872 public health issue 0.641514 backyard poultry flocks 0.63686 United States 0.885517 outbreak reports 0.528398 African Americans 0.516018 David Mogollon 0.521524 national mortality data 0.609528 swollen lymph node 0.629033 good news 0.522317 public health journal 0.667746 coccidioidomycosis-related death rates 0.608415 southern United States 0.632246 non-Hispanic whites 0.519622 cat scratches 0.524322 fatal respiratory disease 0.637429 weakened immune systems 0.853379 p.m. EDT 0.552762 agricultural feed stores 0.615394 insurance claims databases 0.620335 EID requests 0.556895	CLICK HERE