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6770	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - South Africa - Why We're Here	CDC partners in South Africa with government and parastatal agencies, private institutions, universities and non-governmental organizations to improve the country’s public health foundation, to prevent transmission of HIV, to provide	country 0.2418 decade 0.248981 cure rate 0.443718 endorsement 0.261663 CDC 0.244667 Global Fund activities 0.619733 antiretroviral therapy 0.4675 PMTCT sites 0.437904 Content source 0.444293 HHS 0.266771 world 0.244536 Notice 0.242196 children 0.281142 provider 0.238409 sponsors 0.237428 heightening concern 0.450059 infections 0.246583 clinicians 0.246537 primary health facilities 0.626627 AIDS Council 0.425802 development 0.274153 main challenges 0.479718	AIDS-associated mortality 0.493052 sexual transmission 0.453654 TB screening 0.579874 testing 0.238316 concurrent epidemics 0.492748 adult HIV prevalence 0.807263 infected adults 0.515423 highest numbers 0.479185 democracy 0.243146 population 0.238651 HIV counseling 0.562389 post-apartheid South Africa 0.773338 non-federal site 0.465366 treatment default rates 0.659068 young adults 0.437343 South Africa 0.944958 drug-resistant TB 0.641011 National Strategic Plan 0.614713 integrated HIV 0.555735 South African National 0.622832 employees 0.237485 HIV-infected patients 0.471891	CLICK HERE
6860	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Caterpillar-Associated Rashes in Children - Hillsborough County, Florida, 2011	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.	affected staff member 0.468416 child care centers 0.540369 facilities experiencing outbreaks 0.485057 local child care 0.497286 children 0.559465 direct contact 0.475447 HCHD 0.501401 contact 0.521037 rash illness outbreaks 0.634036 papular rash 0.547653 tussock moth caterpillars 0.711632 HCHD epidemiology department 0.497808 rash outbreaks 0.727701 stinging caterpillars 0.515523 tussock moth larva/caterpillar 0.509043 caterpillar infestation 0.497205 HCHD epidemiology program 0.49557 saddleback caterpillar 0.480643 local elementary school 0.479409 rash illnesses 0.629202 viral rash 0.592654 elementary school 0.533929 Hillsborough County 0.567665 tussock moth caterpillar 0.786912 rash illness 0.708073	pruritic rashes 0.475132 Hillsborough County Health 0.482822 child care facilities 0.565398 local news media 0.473148 white-marked tussock moth 0.927683 contact dermatitis 0.505637 child care facility 0.680329 health-care providers 0.541212 child care 0.8884 io moth caterpillar 0.523155 Douglas-fir tussock moth 0.507922 physical contact 0.471204 rash illness cluster 0.589558 caterpillar-associated rash outbreaks 0.680881 pruritic rash outbreaks 0.608002 caterpillar species 0.482081 caterpillar exposure 0.534802 affected children 0.478022 Multiple rash illness 0.564706 staff members 0.468984 nonspecific viral rash 0.571291 mild pruritic rash 0.709238 child care licensing 0.486579 affected elementary school 0.473149	CLICK HERE
7365	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Recreational Water Illness Awareness Week 2009	Memorial Day is around the corner and millions of kids and adults are looking forward to the beginning of the summer swim season. Swimming is a fun physical activity with many health benefits, but, remember, healthy swimming is no accident. Learn how you can prevent recreational water illnesses and injuries.	healthy swimming experiences 0.590284 healthy swimming steps 0.591484 emergency department visits 0.529097 best way 0.467039 practice good hygiene 0.519545 pool chemical containers 0.552076 New CDC-TV video 0.51824 recreational water illnesses 0.676297 residential pool owners 0.552918 bathroom breaks 0.462038 RWI Prevention 0.47596 rear end 0.464178 appropriate protective gear 0.521685 swimming pools 0.496795 chlorine products 0.46887 product label 0.469431 diaper-changing area 0.464686 safe swimming 0.48733 National Recreational Water 0.563459 Environmental Protection Agency 0.518434 health benefits 0.480022 pool chemical–associated injuries 0.647965 beaches Web site 0.517015 yearly observance 0.471456 new brochures 0.463656	Illness Prevention 0.474563 United States 0.467643 Pool chemical-associated health 0.5483 key steps 0.471899 Healthy Swimming Web 0.584799 safety glasses 0.467467 preventable injuries 0.507225 pool chemicals 0.755988 healthy swimming 0.960566 healthy swimming behaviors 0.765887 contaminated water 0.490314 summer swim season 0.667087 accompanying 30-second video 0.527701 fun physical activity 0.545657 secure pool chemicals 0.562651 aquatics facilities 0.472762 CDC-TV series 0.46226 Public pool operators 0.549741 Healthy Swimming brochures 0.580103 pool water 0.507661 water parks 0.487246 Health Matters 0.463334 3-plus-minute video 0.463412 interactive fountains 0.471906	CLICK HERE
8317	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Home Page - Sexual Violence	The term intimate partner violence describes physical, sexual, or psychological harm by a current or former partner or spouse. This type of violence can occur among heterosexual or same-sex couples and does not require sexual intimacy.	coworker 0.321405 sexual violence 0.917453 SV 0.653419 CDC 0.283034 United States 0.574868 ultimate goal 0.516439 family member 0.513016 consent 0.308548	public health problems 0.752597 neighbor 0.300773 significant problem 0.595404 4-step approach 0.506204 person 0.378076 victim 0.28928 victims 0.28322	CLICK HERE
11181	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	How to Prevent Flu from Spreading	Follow these steps to reduce your risk of getting the flu or spreading it to others.	necessities 0.346898 influenza 0.346775 feet 0.337265 treatment 0.332885 Germs 0.352482 hands 0.338567 vaccinations 0.343136 death 0.339751 alcohol-based hand sanitizer 0.917 tissue 0.393361 type 0.332958 eyes 0.337109 supply 0.333298 record 0.332995 over-the-counter medicines 0.505581 Stay 0.352112 case 0.33337 flu-like illness 0.512222 nose 0.401622 higher risk 0.506343 contact information 0.477606	important steps 0.486643 hospitalization 0.352876 complications 0.342745 tissues 0.340155 past 0.340007 antiviral medication 0.642953 seasonal flu 0.549933 medical care 0.486841 water 0.375443 people 0.336852 fever-reducing medicine 0.490589 way 0.337209 trash 0.344539 home 0.334598 CDC’s Flu 0.509776 doctor 0.383998 include— 0.33396 mouth 0.399488 prescription 0.335899 cancer 0.408592	CLICK HERE
12149	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Early Data Suggests Potentially Severe Flu Season	Early Data Suggests Potentially Severe Flu Season	Influenza activity 0.495732 2003-2004 seasons 0.482397 prompt treatment 0.557776 body aches 0.473598 flu infection 0.593781 2007-2008 flu season 0.698361 different flu viruses 0.784457 drift variant 0.481813 flu vaccines 0.615196 Disease Control 0.484643 upcoming flu season 0.675243 high risk patients 0.534387 stuffy nose 0.47258 World Health Organization 0.532998 seasonal influenza 0.511742 immediate vaccination 0.505673 H3N2 viruses 0.725488 flu antiviral drugs 0.671803 Joseph Bresee 0.477595 preventive health measures 0.535706 severe flu season 0.830805 high risk 0.808227 severe complications 0.494953 past seasons 0.474939 flu illnesses 0.639568	Influenza antiviral drugs 0.56347 flu symptoms 0.633357 director Tom Frieden 0.550188 chronic health conditions 0.521617 drifted H3N2 viruses 0.667566 milder illness 0.478456 overall efficacy 0.474356 flu complications 0.603784 high risk check 0.538721 Influenza viruses 0.609641 vaccine virus 0.526755 highest mortality levels 0.542468 Influenza Epidemiology 0.499316 roughly half 0.476088 Early data 0.484317 people 0.489106 flu 0.923267 genetic changes 0.478288 drift variants 0.482371 three-pronged effort 0.473184 Prevention Branch 0.472601 flu season 0.883321 Dr. Frieden 0.479544 past decade 0.47659	CLICK HERE
12631	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Director's Briefing: Heart Disease and Stroke	The CDC works 24/7 to save lives and protect people. This month's edition of Vital Signs (www.cdc.gov/vitalsigns/) focuses on the health problems that cause the most deaths in the United States: heart disease and stroke. One in three deaths in this country is due to cardiovascular disease. This figure is of great concern, especially because research clearly shows that we could prevent many of these deaths. 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=f98f982ce0da5bf5e4508d4cd9f314dd20130829153442564	Stroke 0.77629 Briefing 0.967395	Director 0.363035 Heart Disease 0.910969	CLICK HERE
13619	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notice to Readers: The Effect of Falsified Clostridiumdifficile Infections Surveillance Data on Results Reported inMMWR	In 2012, MMWR published the report, "Vital Signs: Preventing Clostridium difficile Infections," which examined Clostridium difficile infection (CDI) surveillance data. This report contained several errors pertaining to Emerging Infections Program (EIP) data. These errors occurred as a result of scientific misconduct by a former employee of the Oregon Health Authority.	scientific misconduct 0.583958 endorsement 0.473244 CDI prevention programs 0.771654 Human Services 0.660313 Oregon CDI cases 0.800846 employee 0.450782 MMWR HTML versions 0.687686 U.S. Department 0.657019 Errata 0.425123 electronic PDF version 0.661721 Network 0.424611 Oregon EIP CDI 0.90832 original report 0.69959 Oregon Health Authority 0.958426 case report forms 0.720735 EIP sites 0.664281 surveillance data 0.587962 issue 0.445728 Re-analysis 0.442756 Contact GPO 0.58264 conclusions 0.429046 commercial sources 0.552178 current prices 0.545201 original paper copy 0.67204	Illinois 0.42459 EIP) data. 0.855782 authors 0.425521 Vital Signs 0.570652 original MMWR paper 0.695409 U.S. Government Printing 0.660555 original publication 0.577029 Superintendent 0.427874 total cases 0.565236 MMWR readers 0.57032 character translation 0.542793 National Healthcare Safety 0.685288 Research Integrity 0.55957 Clostridium difficile infection 0.799796 format errors 0.581669 previously reported results 0.6923 typeset documents 0.554014 trade names 0.551524 official text 0.54075 Clostridium difficile Infections 0.814877 non-CDC sites 0.554663 research misconduct 0.573409 Health Service Office 0.718298 electronic conversions 0.541932	CLICK HERE
13993	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Estimated New and Existing STIs with Gender Totals	null			CLICK HERE
16330	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	A Physical Activity Intervention and Changes in Body Mass Index at a Middle School With a Large American Indian Population, Oklahoma, 2004-2009	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.	American Indian population 0.652984 Anadarko School District 0.532453 Oklahoma City 0.454374 daily walking 0.467521 better BMI 0.557547 Health Sciences Center 0.730416 Middle School Opportunity 0.532226 intervention group 0.422893 post-intervention BMI measurements 0.660298 intervention studies 0.421956 BMI z scores 0.901937 Anadarko Public School 0.679906 vigorous physical activity 0.475109 unique students 0.430797 National Institutes 0.462841 disproportionately high rates 0.489955 first-time MOVE participants 0.418385 daily 1-mile walk 0.491484 BMI z score 0.955213 body mass index 0.668034 Fort Sill Apache 0.472797 significantly smaller increase 0.450163 rural school 0.454353 physical activity intervention 0.5187	nonparticipating school population 0.527074 eighth-grade students 0.438734 NE 13th St 0.45042 Oklahoma Health Sciences 0.727491 average fall enrollment 0.46719 index z scores 0.42033 Anadarko community 0.418281 daily required walk 0.488659 Center institutional review 0.463329 Sixty-six students 0.432231 American Indian children 0.510476 Anadarko Middle School 0.569309 average household income 0.46971 2-semester consecutive attendance 0.461476 BMI percentile 0.572883 physical education teacher 0.487195 Oklahoma Prevention Research 0.469356 middle school students 0.991947 CDC Prevention Research 0.454657 Study participants 0.426858 physical activity 0.790951 southwestern Oklahoma 0.497327 mean bmi 0.74871 physical activity habit 0.510593	CLICK HERE