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859	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Living with a Birth Defect | CDC Features	January marks National Birth Defects Prevention Month. Each year, about 1 in every 33 babies in the United States is born with a birth defect. Read about one family’s experience with a birth defect, spina bifida.	dancing 0.313034 prevention activities 0.36262 micrograms 0.336082 data 0.324446 spina bifida 0.821942 neural tube defects 0.491361 Mayberry’s daughter 0.380641 spina bifida camp 0.48394 National Birth Defects 0.637589 numerous hospitalizations 0.373326 Katie 0.329155 children 0.371108 major birth defects 0.520663 family’s experience 0.375169 church choir 0.371446 health conditions 0.358132 test 0.313209 Risk Factors 0.359675 pregnancy 0.341707 Defects Prevention Study 0.498268 direct birth 0.376284 special care 0.36442 Julie Mayberry 0.390238 child 0.327393 blessing 0.313356	Early intervention 0.361111 United States 0.375803 healthy behaviors 0.358324 half-hour 0.314249 largest U.S. studies 0.413301 babies 0.340863 life 0.327468 neural tube defect 0.418319 causes 0.339073 CDC funds 0.36747 environmental concerns 0.361956 folic acid 0.494562 Simple things 0.368246 marks National Birth 0.453265 sex 0.313965 services 0.324391 birth defects 0.97726 Birth Defects Prevention 0.633086 healthy baby 0.356853 population-based tracking 0.370909 State systems 0.362993 music classes 0.371516 population-based methods 0.372447 small things 0.367425	CLICK HERE
1078	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Epilogue - April 18, 2014 | MMWR	Leandris C. Liburd, PhD1.	health insurance 0.592957 public health practitioners 0.638768 health equity 0.584643 health inequities 0.638747 preventive screening services 0.582529 CDC Health Disparities 0.770966 MMWR HTML versions 0.578854 health outcomes 0.627084 health disparities 0.925644 certain sexual identities 0.585329 electronic PDF version 0.57916 national public health 0.642077 preventable health disparities 0.763477 health conditions 0.596808 health behaviors 0.595036 current disparities 0.672674 special health-care needs 0.603154 public health reports 0.644916 Affordable Care Act 0.645643 free nutrition counseling 0.582913 health status 0.63707 U.S. population groups 0.608272 public health practice 0.629128 population groups 0.625589	health-care disparities 0.70056 overall health statistics 0.647669 original paper copy 0.575764 share common elements 0.579637 national policy initiatives 0.58292 health indicators 0.6158 persistent health 0.605523 increasingly minority workforce 0.592335 U.S. Government Printing 0.582602 original MMWR paper 0.582029 Health Inequalities Reports 0.637654 National Prevention Strategy 0.58588 public health community 0.641821 negative health outcomes 0.625469 heart disease 0.588137 disability status 0.582967 certain geographic locations 0.583754 public health 0.771428 health care 0.599989 non-Hispanic white adults 0.584563 racial/ethnic minorities 0.600943 public health practices 0.63405 high blood pressure 0.58478 descriptive demographic tables 0.669095	CLICK HERE
4515	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	How the Flu Virus Can Change	How influenza viruses can change - CDC	new hemagglutinin 0.411359 different ways 0.372119 phylogenetic tree 0.522052 neuraminidase combination 0.331584 neuraminidase proteins 0.337222 immunity 0.230336 body 0.230919 pandemic 0.230148 H1N1 virus 0.406707 small genetic changes 0.708267 antigenic drift 0.434666 main reason 0.348121 small changes 0.346091 infect humans 0.346154 gradual process 0.338883 antigenic changes 0.340618 antibody 0.231276 flu vaccine composition 0.473093 influenza A subtype 0.420858 antigenic shift. 0.342105	genes 0.265535 older viruses 0.493585 antigenic drift. 0.359903 people 0.296347 different antigenic properties 0.450915 influenza type 0.393977 Shift results 0.372446 similar virus 0.434689 new virus 0.397033 major change 0.33705 influenza viruses 0.941822 person 0.259822 animal population 0.339439 particular flu virus 0.557748 antigenic properties 0.470338 new combination 0.32852 location 0.230599 time 0.326662 respond 0.231332 cross-protection 0.232187	CLICK HERE
8925	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vaccine Information Statement: Multiple Vaccines VIS Questions - Vaccines - CDC	Answers to questions about multiple vaccine information statements	individual vaccines 0.443892 vaccinations 0.318206 documents 0.317381 Comvax 0.320539 older persons 0.370609 recommendations 0.315265 Risk factors 0.371536 IPV 0.314558 optional alternative 0.381685 adolescents 0.334151 catch-up doses 0.375782 birth 0.31757 dates 0.315059 sense 0.314501 multi-vaccine vis 0.946955 edition date 0.372084 older children 0.367037 Pediarix 0.315339 pneumococcal polysaccharide VIS 0.547962 page 0.315657 earliest pediatric visits 0.455159 parents 0.315615 DTaP 0.314567 PCV 0.317805 vaccines 0.686425	administered.wer 0.315592 adults 0.331798 document 0.314892 effort 0.31606 multi-vaccine viss 0.398407 example 0.330379 pneumocococcal conjugate vaccines 0.493131 combination vaccines 0.447542 provider 0.335119 patient 0.334442 4-year 0.317202 Hib 0.318875 mind 0.333263 individual VISs 0.677537 process 0.317441 appropriate boxes 0.450697 routine pediatric boosters 0.427287 medical record 0.371764 PPSV23 0.314504 primary series 0.371709 single-vaccine VISs 0.384653 information 0.33419 time 0.315788 providers 0.332763	CLICK HERE
11779	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Lo que los padres deben saber sobre el enterovirus D68	Cada año, millones de niños en los Estados Unidos contraen enterovirus que pueden causar tos, estornudos y fiebre. Este año, el enterovirus que más frecuentemente está causando enfermedad respiratoria en los niños en todo el país es el enterovirus D68 (EV-D68). Tome medidas básicas para que su hijo no contraiga y propague el EV-D68.	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.389379 largo plazo 0.357444 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.388246 enterovirus d68 0.931271 infecciones respiratorias 0.361937 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.395675	Archivo Adobe PDF 0.388428 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.387648 enfermedad respiratoria 0.895414 Estados Unidos 0.717643 Archivo Microsoft 0.55385	CLICK HERE
13215	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2010-11 State, Regional, and National Influenza Vaccination Report I	FluVaxView 2010-11 State, Regional, and National Vaccination Report I - CDC	United States 0.493651 influenza vaccination coverage 0.963548 trend line 0.479838 Click 0.3886 help 0.328235 Refer 0.349175 bar chart 0.595763 estimate 0.350211	report 0.327972 Map Selection button 0.590021 mouse pointer 0.525062 information 0.32813 State bar chart 0.5773 small window 0.480719 time 0.329297 line graph 0.475594	CLICK HERE
14147	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Circulating Vaccine-Derived PoliovirusOutbreaks - Five Countries, 2014-2015 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	1Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.356662 high-quality SIAs 0.339161 low risk 0.318875 Sabin vaccine strain 0.984178 Subnational immunization 0.349758 cVDPV type 0.331523 national immunization 0.346955 oral poliovirus vaccine 0.440835 original MMWR paper 0.363674 cVDPV cases 0.320156 symptom onset 0.409982 Human Services 0.368942 cVDPV2 detection 0.314543 low vaccination coverage 0.545123 type 0.417138 wild poliovirus 0.309715 residual paralysis 0.320909 outbreak investigation 0.305634 U.S. Department 0.366323 Single VDPVs 0.309756 Sud-Ouest Province 0.306084 cVDPV outbreaks 0.475024 poliovirus outbreak response 0.393171	polio regional reference 0.38943 immunization programs 0.339692 vaccine viruses 0.349105 electronic PDF version 0.359889 2Global Immunization Division 0.407098 vaccine strain.* SIAs 0.477493 World Health Organization 0.530874 multiple supplemental immunization 0.435809 ongoing cVDPV outbreak 0.388247 Additional cVDPV outbreaks 0.400453 active cVDPV outbreaks 0.421843 acute flaccid paralysis 0.392663 local immunization response 0.443437 3Polio Eradication Department 0.365 vaccine-derived polioviruses 0.312926 low routine OPV 0.381367 supplementary immunization 0.356793 active VDPV events 0.386083 Regional Office 0.460698 Global Polio Laboratory 0.37231 recent case 0.309269 nucleotide differences 0.705493	CLICK HERE
15401	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prevalence of Diabetes on Santa Cruz Island in GalapagosArchipelago	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.	capillary blood glucose 0.590106 glucose levels 0.435433 cardiovascular risk profile 0.419463 Santa Cruz Island 0.430728 annual population growth 0.428463 undiagnosed diabetes 0.572133 Expert Committee guidelines 0.423683 Contour test stripes 0.416753 newly diagnosed diabetes 0.55537 Global Health Observatory 0.427868 finger prick test 0.418261 World Health Organization 0.532133 following risk factors 0.430401 body mass index 0.417032 patients 0.439413 high risk race/ethnicity 0.450974 blood glucose test 0.476407 diabetes risk 0.557341 International Expert Committee 0.629155 1-month screening program 0.45978 capillary glucose 0.503114 high risk 0.610238 high-risk individuals 0.427513 glucose tolerance test 0.472155 local television news 0.418345	blood glucose testing 0.496789 population-based stepwise screening 0.418327 impaired fasting glucose 0.619083 public health burden 0.468986 screening program 0.488497 multiple risk factors 0.424699 glucose tolerance 0.476148 annual health care 0.479321 public health 0.494896 International Diabetes Federation 0.767096 various health reasons 0.446272 Diabetes Care 0.665096 Diabetes mellitus 0.566695 health clinic 0.51884 glucose intolerance prevalence 0.539572 Puerto Ayora town 0.470976 Detecto Scale Company 0.415678 Puerto Ayora 0.636628 public health problem 0.47005 Diabetes Centre 0.522205 Public Health Service 0.437039 et al 0.450398 Health Serv Res 0.432174 Tegel S. Ecuador 0.42559	CLICK HERE
15823	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Sickle Cell Awareness | CDC Features	CDC is working to raise awareness about sickle cell disease. You can help by reading and sharing our resources, and by joining the conversation online.	Cell Disease National 0.555552 Providers/Sickle Cell Centers 0.543548 blood disorders 0.587903 blood cell disorders 0.552508 specialty healthcare centers 0.527643 sickle cell-related concerns 0.614566 blood exchanges 0.474705 new resources 0.465258 Sickle Cell Trait 0.664592 new blood 0.475823 sickle cell disease 0.980598 important time 0.472816 national agencies 0.472232 Resource Directory 0.468663 healthcare standards 0.467274 UCSF Benioff Children 0.522832 blood exchange procedures 0.529062 Sickle Cell Data 0.647309 blood transfusions 0.492423 overall health 0.47155 healthcare access 0.467749 international agencies 0.463559 community-based organizations 0.467089 ultimate goal 0.462195	SCD services 0.616527 health problems 0.474492 National Sickle Cell 0.629783 laboratory capacity building 0.516626 Cell Disease website 0.532765 Public Health Research 0.531831 United States 0.466182 fact sheets 0.469137 Blood Safety 0.482247 health promotion 0.477017 Support Groups 0.4676 old sickle blood 0.61939 Healthy People 0.479272 program collects health 0.536495 Georgia State University 0.515662 health complications 0.477019 blood disorder 0.494842 spending quality time 0.517041 Early screening 0.463867 people 0.540149 conversation online 0.472922 SCD 0.770361 life—a life 0.463921 Transfusions Complications Monitoring 0.52808	CLICK HERE
16015	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Unmet Needs for Ancillary Services Among Hispanics/LatinosReceiving HIV Medical Care - United States, 2013-2014 |MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	Medical Monitoring Project 0.228171 National HIV/AIDS Strategy 0.211904 United States 0.415061 dental care 0.318439 prevalent unmet needs 0.383054 HIV patients 0.223862 higher prevalence 0.218383 ancillary services 0.776424 outpatient HIV 0.272199 considerable unmet needs 0.305284 housing services 0.232388 available ancillary services 0.228156 HIV access HIV 0.430386 medical care services 0.257423 health disparities 0.245036 vision care 0.340332 HIV-related health disparities 0.236734 HIV disease 0.231975 HIV viral suppression 0.323396 routine HIV 0.227615 peer group support 0.215458 unmet needs 0.945207 Hispanic/Latino men 0.229656	substantial unmet needs 0.38151 White HIV care 0.275777 unmet transportation 0.269916 unmet need 0.50221 sexual orientation/behavior 0.268876 primary HIV 0.226528 transportation assistance services 0.211293 nutrition services 0.26364 HIV medical care 0.859137 subsistence services 0.266583 Hispanics/Latinos 0.248127 transportation assistance 0.322492 prevalent unmet need 0.34535 HIV treatment 0.314163 poorer HIV treatment 0.259429 HIV care 0.403212 HIV support services 0.314074 mental health care 0.268538 HIV services 0.25931 HIV peer group 0.320387 group support 0.216011 AIDS Care 0.200214 outpatient medical care 0.212866	CLICK HERE