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5085	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Monday, March 29, 2010	null	young women 0.66537 highly vaccinated population 0.686418 effective contraceptive methods 0.700158 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.701854 Pacific Islander mothers 0.696581 Canada-wide bovine mastitis 0.697842 pregnant women 0.67009 Public Health. 0.779249 Matern Child Health 0.729524 CDC Knowledge 0.774602 high-level aminoglycoside resistance 0.691737 Action Science Clips 0.975141 global health initiatives 0.713192 Infectious Diseases Society 0.706557 new weekly digest 0.714633 Whitman TJ 0.665014 Child Abuse Negl. 0.707525 Chief Science Officer 0.724573 Clinical practice guidelines 0.711005 risk reduction behaviors 0.701499 Eval Program Plann. 0.702492 public domain 0.681517 Stephen B. Thacker 0.819804 Mar 0.68782	health care leadership 0.714648 professional race tracks 0.700312 United States 0.817845 Klausner JD 0.719741 weight gain 0.701001 Moskowitz RW 0.667072 National Violence Death 0.700471 Child maltreatment fatalities 0.710896 pandemic influenza 0.718656 subnational HIV/AIDS coordination 0.688294 Kent CK 0.715396 reproductive health services 0.718099 Clostridium difficile infection 0.711818 Hoerger TJ 0.673741 Health Promot Pract. 0.714447 recreational noise exposures 0.694654 public health literature 0.732095 B. Thacker CDC 0.873518 high school students 0.703696 16S rRNA genes 0.697661 Taenia solium cysticerci 0.716428 Homozygous triplicate mutations 0.69878 original sources 0.672142 et al 0.698571	CLICK HERE
6024	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Methomyl - 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
7367	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Ground Water Awareness Week March 6-12, 2011	Did you know that much of the water you use comes from the ground? Learn more about ground water, the threats to its safety and how to protect your own ground water sources during Ground Water Awareness Week.	common pathogens 0.359359 clean water 0.455295 annual observance 0.363509 important ground water 0.511265 water plays 0.424669 Drinking Water Regulations 0.4781 National Ground Water 0.550457 water supplies water 0.532678 Ground Water Association 0.512847 ground water outbreaks 0.504615 immune systems 0.365207 substantial source 0.359393 Ground Water Awareness 0.598565 septic systems 0.367596 private wells 0.366703 Campylobacter spp 0.359455 Ground Water Rule 0.48905 Shigella spp. 0.359522 water quality 0.430688 Salmonella spp 0.358603 ground water contaminants 0.581106 harmful contaminants 0.369636 Environmental Protection Agency 0.50137 ground water sources 0.721634	water system users 0.410508 untreated ground water 0.499535 United States 0.583005 ground water 0.968405 water pollutants 0.409585 U.S. Environmental Protection 0.5014 industrial sites 0.358303 important priority 0.358645 individual states 0.362136 essential role 0.35952 drinking water 0.56772 public water systems 0.591849 local health departments 0.39882 chemical spills 0.358372 ground water treatment 0.498418 private ground water 0.521254 ground water wells 0.523217 precious resources 0.363797 human activities 0.358512 consumer confidence report 0.398743 Clin Microbiol Rev 0.403466 local drinking water 0.478561 possible contaminants 0.373085 community water systems 0.623322	CLICK HERE
7531	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Childhood Arthritis - Basics - Definition	A brief epidemiological overview of pediatric arthritis, including background, prevalence, and incidence.	common type 0.42186 joint 0.321388 everyday things 0.412463 joints 0.354136 disability 0.321313 X-rays 0.324068 physical examination 0.393029 flares 0.326174 cure 0.321932 lab tests 0.399416 times 0.336767 related conditions 0.397743 children 0.387163 inflammation 0.324602 pediatric rheumatologists 0.414808 juvenile arthritis 0.614192	JIA 0.331604 disease 0.320974 childhood arthritis 0.959494 permanent remission 0.420011 body systems 0.401103 permanent physical damage 0.497284 juvenile rheumatoid arthritis 0.712709 ethnic backgrounds 0.400265 symptoms 0.41351 exact cause 0.404645 physical damage 0.512382 Signs 0.321005 doctors 0.319993 races 0.319176 ages 0.319196	CLICK HERE
8355	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Trends in Tuberculosis - United States, 2012	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.	latent TB infection 0.462674 TB control efforts.§§ 0.475958 foreign-born persons 0.668413 CDC 0.355133 additional TB cases 0.549734 United States 0.767751 provisional TB surveillance 0.503123 tb prevention 0.492075 multidrug-resistant TB 0.465315 standardized national reporting 0.365018 TB disease 0.479317 MDR TB cases 0.50914 national origin 0.366247 TB surveillance report 0.471527 TB awareness 0.499851 future TB elimination 0.475914 TB transmission 0.456934 TB elimination efforts 0.531549 Individual state TB 0.515067 TB case rates 0.478254 excessive alcohol 0.379792 state TB rates 0.564475 provisional TB cases 0.485796 Drug-resistant TB 0.461251	TB surveillance 0.527293 racial/ethnic group 0.354985 population TB rate 0.499687 tb elimination 0.661956 new TB cases 0.489483 culture-confirmed TB cases 0.495854 TB case rate 0.494047 racial/ethnic minorities 0.399775 TB rates 0.649873 TB elimination goal 0.506979 new tuberculosis 0.354269 U.S. TB cases 0.49196 TB rate 0.569949 TB control 0.483531 new TB case 0.56737 TB prevention strategies 0.468492 correctional facility 0.353074 drug-susceptibility test results 0.368955 TB diagnosis 0.465518 local TB control 0.467738 American Indian/Alaska Native 0.36518 Terrence Q. Lo 0.358602 TB case 0.59751	CLICK HERE
10381	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Paul Coverdell National Acute Stroke Registry History'Programs'DHDSP'CDC	null	North Carolina 0.654401 CDC 0.563666 acute stroke care 0.744628 hospital care 0.502843 PCNASR prototype registries 0.547198 performance measures 0.512694 stroke diagnosis 0.564141 Stroke Center Certification 0.616095 fatal stroke 0.599013 standardized stroke performance 0.614043 state health departments 0.838542 funded states 0.479008 five-year funding period 0.513703 stroke quality improvement 0.627129 cooperative agreement 0.51312 National Quality Forum 0.516235 National Acute Stroke 0.850572 acute care hospitals 0.556614 Georgia 0.479354 stroke quality improvements 0.648391 Web-based data collection 0.518051 Paul Coverdell National 0.773825 statewide acute stroke 0.636052 states 0.505066 emergency medical services 0.50198	five-year cooperative agreement 0.507155 acute stroke 0.910222 Coverdell National Acute 0.781784 prototype phase 0.576907 academic principal investigators 0.516556 Acute Stroke Registry 0.744919 Senator Paul Coverdell 0.569476 Heart Association/American Stroke 0.615856 Acute Stroke Program 0.666489 comprehensive stroke systems 0.615409 health care 0.497678 care provider 0.477091 acute stroke patients 0.653867 New York 0.509346 EMS care 0.481407 Coverdell program 0.519415 quality improvement programs 0.512949 data collection 0.521979 primary care doctor 0.525016 three-year cooperative agreement 0.501531 total statewide stroke 0.617151 stroke symptom 0.602571 initial emergency response 0.516108 clinical investigators 0.509521	CLICK HERE
12541	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	CDC: De'Bronski's Story, Let's Stop HIV Together	In this digital story, De'Bronski talks about the initial numbness and denial he experienced upon learning he was HIV positive and later realizing he had to live a full life not only for himself but for his daughter. Let's Stop HIV Together is a national HIV awareness and anti-stigma campaign produced by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). It features stories of individuals living with HIV and the people who support them. Join the conversation on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ActAgainstAIDS. 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=6a3dc830a04f53614b43e7a1de8d34d220131122094019562	CDC 0.701155 YouTube 0.672781	Stop HIV 0.984477	CLICK HERE
13489	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Outbreaks Associated With Environmental and UndeterminedWater Exposures - United States, 2011-2012	Karlyn D. Beer, PhD1,2*; Julia W. Gargano, PhD2*; Virginia A.	mobile home park 0.621648 Preeta K. Kutty 0.65267 particular source 0.568207 Virginia A. Roberts 0.642886 undetermined water exposures 0.776176 indoor workplace/office 0.566458 insufficient data 0.567384 E. Fullerton 0.579583 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.621218 health care facility 0.6166 recreational water§ 0.577537 deaths 0.564858 National Center 0.6085 multiple water sources 0.657798 4Environmental Protection Agency 0.617381 Vincent R. Hill 0.642435 public health officials 0.624291 healthcare facilities 0.567768 nonrecreational water 0.59503 ornamental fountains 0.637176 previously reported categories 0.646629 Jonathan S. Yoder 0.643055 Environmental Diseases 0.568142 multi-use facility 0.567758 Respiratory Diseases 0.56569	etiologic agent 0.575907 Hannah E. Reses 0.646128 1Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.618488 Timothy J. Wade 0.641402 factory/industrial setting 0.566018 specific water source 0.662137 Outbreak Surveillance 0.58975 waterborne disease outbreaks 0.966649 drinking water† 0.586859 legionellosis outbreaks 0.82726 untreated water 0.584709 Bacterial Diseases 0.565844 Julia W. Gargano 0.648552 contaminated water 0.604025 electronic National Outbreak 0.652686 unknown intent 0.570108 water source 0.734908 long-term care facilities 0.614975 Karlyn D. Beer 0.664863 long-term–care facilities 0.567639 Laurel E. Garrison 0.644771 wilderness streams 0.568756 Karlyn Beer 0.578526 D. Hilborn 0.583313	CLICK HERE
13941	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Ovarian Cancer	Information about ovarian cancer from CDC.	abnormal cells 0.411036 Basic Information 0.39245 ovaries 0.371739 early stages 0.392939 abdomen 0.325043 changes 0.315965 pelvis 0.326031 areas 0.317756 Read 0.316606 cancer susceptibility genes 0.48062 uterus 0.39863 mutations 0.338696 signs 0.316422 nurse 0.315563 ovarian cancer risk 0.584861 treatment works 0.394255 health care 0.391612 deaths 0.318775 Lynch syndrome 0.390747 group 0.317827 BRCA tool 0.385696 ovarian cancer fact 0.57948	eggs 0.341894 peritoneum 0.335326 organs 0.317187 disease 0.319192 ovarian cancer 0.915872 body parts 0.405607 diseases 0.317816 control 0.319128 tissue lining 0.396399 pair 0.319037 way 0.316154 female hormones 0.399981 doctor 0.316118 ovarian cancer survivor 0.584064 Tiffany 0.317642 BRCA gene mutation 0.459205 fallopian tubes 0.645825 lists symptoms 0.383671 Terri 0.317457 attention 0.315793 slender tubes 0.416433 women 0.35336	CLICK HERE
16236	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Impact of Booster Breaks and Computer Prompts on PhysicalActivity and Sedentary Behavior Among Desk-Based Workers: ACluster-Randomized Controlled Trial	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.	study participants 0.372338 group-based Booster Break 0.401712 Booster Break intervention 0.508078 Weekday sedentary behavior 0.369121 sedentary leisure time 0.354662 Booster Breaks 0.419537 Texas Health Science 0.384415 sedentary time 0.437711 15-minute work break 0.375643 weekly pedometer counts 0.398009 weekend sedentary behavior 0.382118 social support 0.431018 structured Booster Break 0.407632 Booster Break attendees 0.418249 blood pressure 0.41311 individual-based computer-prompt intervention 0.368333 worksite physical activity 0.369436 Booster Break sessions 0.426739 body mass index 0.398565 usual-break control group 0.364345 Booster Break program 0.560729 Booster Break study 0.393685 Booster Break participants 0.607092 inconsistent attendees 0.405501 significant time-by-condition interactions 0.363896	physical activity interventions 0.398667 intervention participants 0.374889 physical activity intervention 0.35928 usual-break participants 0.451732 weekly pedometer 0.398981 total sedentary time 0.354535 television viewing 0.381149 serum triglyceride concentrations 0.416119 sedentary behavior 0.504536 Workplace Booster Breaks 0.363286 public health 0.35496 computer-prompt participants 0.407924 prolonged sedentary time 0.355546 weekend sedentary time 0.398127 consistent attendees 0.381283 Booster Break 0.904411 Booster Break arm 0.398627 non-Hispanic white participants 0.403289 Hispanic participants 0.394147 physical activity 0.792296 consistent booster break 0.42719 Health Science Center 0.385752 leisure-time physical activity 0.386139 logistic regression models 0.366075	CLICK HERE