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6285	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Insufficient sleep among high school students associated with a variety of health-risk behaviors - Media Advisory: September 26, 2011	CDC will host a telephone-only media briefing to discuss the new Vital Signs reports on food safety and the annual FoodNet data.	Public health intervention 0.463424 Lela McKnight–Eily 0.398628 health risk behaviors 0.525228 National Sleep Foundation 0.662869 number 0.330115 unintentional injuries 0.39576 comprehensive approach 0.389019 Disease Control 0.407946 unintended pregnancy 0.397015 suicide attempt 0.387209 physical fighting 0.390748 nights.  Insufficient sleep 0.780207 Community Health. 0.389785 insufficient sleep 0.965468 delayed school 0.405327 sexually transmitted diseases 0.474654 http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ypmed.2011.06.020 0.31725 health-risk behavior 0.449114 health–risk behaviors 0.451805 unhealthy dietary behaviors 0.532951 national Youth Risk 0.479377 consideration 0.335081 cigarettes 0.318243 Behavior Survey 0.396693 Centers 0.317552	study 0.317567 United States 0.386663 age group 0.395897 effective step 0.389132 surveys 0.326035 association 0.315392 sexual behaviors 0.450337 percent 0.345928 school night.  Students 0.494435 Prevention 0.317526 prevalence 0.317445 average school night 0.496893 drinking alcohol 0.402902 variety 0.317313 health-risk behaviors 0.611889 television 0.315335 adolescent responders 0.401193 school nights 0.422175 high school students 0.63246 local YRBSs 0.387025 Researchers 0.31555 Preventive Medicine 0.408215 online 0.317516 physical inactivity 0.508898	CLICK HERE
8573	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - Finding A Cure, Samuel M. Gregory	Finding A Cure, One of the most important challenges, for health communicators today, is helping the public to understand that a flu shot will not be readily available when the next pandemic strikes. Once the virus is identified, it will take several months to produce a vaccine. In 1918, in desperation, people tried a variety of methods to cure the sick —some practical and effective, others questionable and even amusing.	Clella B. Gregory 0.787979 Edward′s condition 0.386975 list Skip 0.649628 Edward′s funeral 0.365399 local physician 0.38287 Edward′s fever 0.389834 page options Skip 0.92107 Edna Gregory 0.540335 Lewisport 0.202955 Samuel M. Gregory 0.788381 Boy Scout leader 0.582955	½-hand fulls 0.387046 church services 0.369843 Edward Gregory 0.480623 navigation Skip 0.646479 flu 0.346997 Little Samuel 0.448696 parents′ home 0.377258 mother Edna 0.44135 strong man 0.365255 Dr. Griffin 0.390495 church worker 0.359949	CLICK HERE
10928	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC's Cervical Cancer Study	We surveyed a sample of both health care providers and patients at Federally Qualified Health Centers during the time period of 2009 and 2010 about their practices, beliefs, and barriers to using the co-test and extending cervical cancer screening intervals for women between 30 and 60 years old.	Pap test results 0.410694 CDC’s Cervical 0.402777 normal co-test results 0.383305 health care providers 0.392466 cervical cells 0.453455 U.S. Federally Qualified 0.400037 Pap test 0.626218 HPV testing 0.46506 HPV test 0.504602 Benard VB 0.707356 patients 0.373121 cervical cancer screening 0.529683 Saraiya M. Communication 0.382765 cervical cancer 0.97477 Preventive Medicine Reports 0.441615 human papillomavirus 0.454466 care provider practices 0.37617 Type-specific HPV 0.386009 Primary care providers 0.377379 human papillomavirus vaccine 0.382011 women 0.392265 United States 0.397762 pilot study 0.383229 Qualified Health Centers 0.750227	screening tests 0.378505 screening interval messages 0.420146 Unger ER 0.388356 HPV 0.511898 CDC Cervical Cancer 0.43406 guideline-consistent interval 0.350365 Saraiya M. Patient 0.382365 human papillomavirus positivity 0.389047 M. Primary care 0.450064 Saraiya M. Racial 0.384339 sexually transmitted infections 0.381022 Persistent HPV infections 0.444355 Current guidelines 0.349364 Roland KB 0.650258 screening intervals 0.422168 genital human papillomavirus 0.404038 federally qualified health 0.891596 Saraiya M. Primary 0.448426 Saraiya M. 0.497966 different screening options 0.416678 Preventive Medicine 0.514455 annual Pap testing 0.413905 Women’s Health 0.348906 evidence-based screening 0.377776	CLICK HERE
11736	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Norovirus | Trends and Outbreaks | CDC	Describes trends in norovirus outbreaks, who is at risk, symptoms, how it spreads	Operation Iraqi Freedom 0.538601 child care centers 0.532116 banquet halls 0.474584 recreational water settings 0.561236 ship docks 0.473558 British troops 0.474399 Foodborne Outbreak Online 0.560587 environmental contamination 0.474166 campus closures 0.471659 common disinfectants 0.477631 touching things 0.487582 infected crew 0.496431 new strain 0.489624 Health care facilities 0.546308 healthcare facilities 0.478027 healthy people 0.474957 diarrheal disease outbreaks 0.731504 contaminated food 0.684843 U.S. Marines 0.475322 Public Health Professionals 0.534274 outbreaks 0.988484 Web site 0.473836 foodborne outbreaks 0.762906 nursing homes 0.479646	norovirus outbreaks 0.91969 United States 0.622398 industrialized countries 0.484292 rapid turnover 0.472862 family dinners 0.476506 norovirus illness are— 0.625051 ready-to-eat foods 0.482891 military encampments 0.475606 certain foods 0.474657 norovirus illness 0.713077 close living quarters 0.533388 infected people 0.511233 commonly reported settings 0.569544 contaminated water 0.646097 food-related illness 0.524858 bare hands 0.475091 food workers 0.536745 common cause 0.522121 long-term care facilities 0.543391 cruise ships 0.523224 Healthcare Settings 0.501181 nursing home patients 0.542745 institutional settings 0.488893 raw fruits 0.474226	CLICK HERE
12002	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Long-Term Care Toolkit: Influenza Vaccination Coverage in Long-term Care Settings	Influenza Vaccination Coverage in Long-term Care Settings - CDC	annual target goal 0.457664 hospitals 0.314226 CDC 0.314572 Mortality Weekly Report 0.479173 92.3 0.316599 United States 0.456446 influenza vaccination coverage 0.813683 methods 0.314809 long-term care settings 0.468113 28–April 0.314032 employer requirements 0.379563 visit Influenza Vaccination 0.630742 HCP flu vaccination 0.669669 Internet panel survey 0.691402 objective IID-12.9 0.38546 U.S. HCP 0.533196 health care personnel* 0.445749 occupation types 0.386641 health care personnel 0.578974	Healthy People 0.531069 results 0.314723 MMWR 0.317011 influenza season 0.631655 pharmacists 0.31504 reported coverage 0.434798 work 0.314402 key findings 0.378731 occupation type 0.38787 influenza vaccination rates 0.669277 influenza vaccination 0.915176 Morbidity 0.321992 influenza seasons 0.592002 FIGURE. Percentage 0.384055 HCP 0.720921 2016-17 season 0.458239 Internet panel surveys 0.455037 LTC settings 0.391881 information 0.313991	CLICK HERE
12518	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Patient Safety Analysis: Updates and new items for 2015	This Hot Topic presentation is on Patient Safety Analysis with new and updated analysis items introduced to NHSN reporting for 2015. This protocol is used for reporting to the National Healthcare Safety Network for the CMS Hospital Inpatient Quality Reporting Program. 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://streaming.cdc.gov/vod.php?id=23105d99b2b260b1054b8cb546d7254620141119091809546	Patient Safety Analysis 0.977467 Updates 0.534056	new items 0.835083	CLICK HERE
12784	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Donning: Error Catching and Pro-active Assistance PersonalProtective Equipment (PPE) | Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever | CDC	null	colleague’s attention 0.562527 PPE 0.535324 final check 0.412155 fresh surgical scrubs 0.793646 Draw items 0.42284 good time 0.413302 proactive risk monitoring 0.806222	common sense 0.405753 ID badges 0.942011 fit issues 0.393633 possible points 0.481333 examples 0.232356 contamination risks 0.461753 donning process 0.606207	CLICK HERE
13815	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Identification of Hypertension Predictors and Application to Hypertension Prediction in an Urban Han Chinese Population: A Longitudinal Study, 2005–2010	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.	hypertension prediction model 0.58619 risk assessment 0.339958 Provincial QianFoShan Hospital 0.374957 routine health 0.346973 5-year hypertension risk 0.592519 hypertension development 0.566559 systolic blood pressure 0.351869 hypertension synthetic predictor 0.739697 population prediction model 0.33161 diastolic blood pressure 0.351876 renal hypertension 0.486111 hypertension prevalence changes 0.556283 health management 0.337521 blood pressure 0.772625 blood pressure factor 0.38751 systemic hypertension 0.49254 blood viscidity factor 0.379142 hypertension risk appraisal 0.594345 hypertension prevalence 0.639881 hypertension risk score 0.564015 self-reported hypertension prevalence 0.533654 lipid resistance factor 0.351828 5-year risk matrix 0.444245 Shandong Provincial QianFoShan 0.380413 CrossRef 0.338534	5-year follow-up cohort 0.359963 women 0.356927 latent factors 0.336298 study 0.333237 Han Chinese adults 0.384547 insulin resistance factor 0.349826 baseline hypertension 0.651741 urban Han Chinese 0.437152 new-onset hypertension 0.508901 check-up biomarkers 0.40674 untreated essential hypertension 0.513731 hypertension prediction models 0.859682 hypertension risk 0.779021 essential hypertension 0.546493 HSP-based 5-year risk 0.389716 health check-up biomarkers 0.387597 incident hypertension risk 0.562903 arterial hypertension 0.532316 absolute risk 0.377439 factor analysis 0.416411 risk prediction model 0.377639 high blood pressure 0.416449 et al 0.441213 tenfold cross validation 0.482996	CLICK HERE
13979	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Women's Health Year in Review: 2015 | CDC Features	Learn about CDC's contributions to women's health in 2015.	young women 0.444775 non-pregnant women 0.36479 Student Indoor Tanning 0.384785 alternative treatment options 0.377886 Women Aged 0.400078 maternity care policies 0.58136 binge drinking 0.431328 HPV vaccine recommendations 0.382392 Public health practitioners 0.402084 women’s health 0.506793 Current Contraceptive 0.320001 pregnant women 0.487617 HPV cancers 0.309466 brave campaign 0.384966 reproductive-aged women 0.371727 Medicaid-enrolled women 0.371254 disease surveillance 0.308735 LARC users 0.341123 Neural Tube Defects 0.379054 cervical cancer 0.373463 Chlamydia Vaccination Programs 0.38447 previously published estimate 0.389332 Successful Breastfeeding 0.309956 Medicaid-covered women 0.382904 effective public health 0.414312	potential health 0.314817 women 0.774486 folic acid fortification 0.553999 Vital Signs 0.394432 United States 0.924376 Reproductive Health 0.309609 fact sheets 0.458279 15–24-year-old women 0.369036 Diseases Treatment Guidelines 0.38129 Health Care Providers 0.415692 long-acting reversible contraception 0.403473 Numerous fact sheets 0.375254 deterministic heterosexual transmission 0.369383 CDC’s contributions 0.328503 hypothetical chlamydia vaccine 0.380065 commonly used methods 0.392637 breast cancer 0.3647 Opioid Prescription Claims 0.389678 Black women 0.375082 contraceptive implants 0.310591 mandatory folic acid 0.549302 acid amplification tests 0.374734 White women 0.374993 stressful life events 0.577026	CLICK HERE
15257	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vaccine Glossary of Terms | CDC	Glossary of terms used on Vaccines and Immunizations website	haemophilus influenzae type 0.53056 cause disease 0.526132 bacteria 0.581603 live vaccine 0.528605 acute infectious disease 0.550818 typhoid fever 0.519475 body 0.639642 Disease Control 0.547394 white blood cells 0.544325 e.g. bacteria 0.55555 medical condition 0.673588 antibodies 0.534264 Inflammatory Bowel Disease 0.522703 Bacterial infectious disease 0.525218 contagious viral disease 0.524215 viruses 0.547481 herpes zoster 0.526751 minor viral disease 0.526553 weight loss 0.530112 Active immunity 0.5192 Small white blood 0.543661 symptoms 0.562969 new disease cases 0.526801 infectious viral disease 0.52688	infection 0.636276 United States 0.614333 vaccines 0.547898 chronic health condition 0.534312 fever 0.523763 bacterial disease 0.554879 immunity 0.529392 virus 0.545018 immune response 0.563119 inflammation 0.53604 disease 0.894447 chronic medical condition 0.554066 multiple sclerosis 0.537493 adverse events 0.524217 blood 0.562811 permanent brain damage 0.525771 asymptomatic infection 0.54078 vaccine safety 0.520387 MP3 0.914554 vaccine 0.710541 Infant Death Syndrome 0.527169 infectious disease 0.564447 rare neurological disease 0.527238 viral disease 0.571847	CLICK HERE