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1122	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Investigation of Infectious DiseaseRisks Associated With a Nontransplant Anatomical Donation Center -Arizona, 2014	Marie A. de Perio, MD1, Bruce P. Bernard, MD1, Lisa J.	CDC 0.465293 safe work practices 0.572347 anatomical donation organizations 0.579539 hepatitis B virus 0.458124 anatomical donation industry 0.561629 Lisa J. Delaney 0.502001 Nontransplant anatomical centers 0.59679 MMWR Early Release 0.503721 Nicole J. Cohen 0.50056 potential occupational exposure 0.515986 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.508528 infectious agents 0.476007 Arizona public health 0.671135 anatomical donation center 0.591376 HBV 0.475316 proper disinfection procedures 0.487956 contact mucous membranes 0.493411 personal protective equipment 0.480767 OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens 0.507995 public health officials 0.67136 human nontransplant 0.476357 M. tuberculosis 0.598349 United States process 0.4955 work practice controls 0.487679 center cost-free testing 0.497412	human immunodeficiency virus 0.503563 HCV 0.469516 M. tuberculosis infection 0.513525 potentially infectious materials 0.546572 Animal Medical Diagnostic 0.484496 infectious tissues 0.475531 MMWR website 0.456563 Occupational Safety 0.491041 considerably lower risk 0.491081 employee exposure 0.458637 infectious aerosols 0.473828 nontransplant anatomical materials 0.955181 nontransplant anatomical donation 0.748686 occupational exposure risk 0.502355 hepatitis C virus 0.458065 potential exposure 0.462776 Spill Response 0.45659 exposure control plan 0.494888 Non-Transplant Anatomical Donation 0.557374 U.S. Postal Service 0.483557 proper environmental controls 0.493009 Bruce P. Bernard 0.498178 Bloodborne Pathogens Standard 0.586148 Mycobacterium tuberculosis 0.476988	CLICK HERE
7429	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Iowa Asthma Follow Up Study - Veterans Health - Gulf War Studies	CDC's National Center for Environmental Health (NCEH) has taken the lead for HHS in addressing the health concerns of veterans of the Vietnam War and the Gulf War, and NCEH is working with the Departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs to protect the health of our future military forces.	telephone survey participants 0.466852 baseline pulmonary function 0.480149 list Skip 0.453998 past smokers 0.390201 self-report 0.329269 illnesses 0.318375 current symptoms 0.381273 page options Skip 0.538815 subjects 0.31655 groups 0.332457 asthma 0.501434 lower baseline spirometry 0.480915	navigation Skip 0.453148 original Iowa study 0.477271 Gulf War veterans 0.950511 non-Gulf War veterans 0.513715 measure 0.316699 telephone survey 0.682421 smoking history 0.384568 lungs 0.320879 physical examination data 0.472493 bronchial hyperreactivity 0.502859 subset 0.321624	CLICK HERE
8731	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcements: Global Road Safety Week - May 6-12,2013	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.	Safety Week efforts 0.583776 mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.577604 accessible facilities 0.567632 endorsement 0.531069 United Nations 0.573321 Human Services 0.62702 assistive technology 0.578827 U.S. Department 0.625002 MMWR HTML versions 0.618475 pedestrian zones 0.619486 road signs 0.588484 electronic PDF version 0.613703 middle-income countries 0.575849 risk factors 0.564766 World Health Organization 0.630378 Additional information 0.568098 Contact GPO 0.575046 commercial sources 0.565402 current prices 0.563736 original paper copy 0.616003 General Assembly 0.573256 larger UN Decade 0.567607 pedestrian deaths 0.626478 vast majority 0.569652	speed bumps 0.571507 pedestrian injuries 0.615742 U.S. Government Printing 0.619823 original MMWR paper 0.616468 MMWR readers 0.567721 character translation 0.562581 global road deaths 0.664466 global problem 0.578014 reflective materials 0.568162 vehicle speeds 0.569407 format errors 0.56182 subject line 0.577604 global road safety 0.961864 pedestrians 0.599138 typeset documents 0.565077 trade names 0.56544 official text 0.561919 mass transit route 0.621208 road traffic injuries 0.636609 non-CDC sites 0.564585 pedestrian safety 0.67833 best practices 0.568298 electronic conversions 0.560856 pedestrian crossings 0.620235	CLICK HERE
9451	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Mejora del rendimiento del sistema de salud pública por medio de asociaciones multiorganizacionales.	null	Scutchfield FD 0.359078 múltiples organizaciones 0.347442 salud pública 0.933435	Mays GP 0.360711 Estados Unidos 0.420296 altos costos 0.347513	CLICK HERE
11710	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Alcohol Involvement in Opioid Pain Reliever andBenzodiazepine Drug Abuse-Related Emergency Department Visits andDrug-Related Deaths - United States, 2010	Christopher M. Jones, PharmD1, Leonard J. Paulozzi, MD2, Karin A.	DAWN ME data 0.547161 benzodiazepine deaths 0.57232 OPR drug 0.545762 abuse–related ED visits 0.787552 United States 0.623523 OPR abuse–related ED 0.591904 Drug Administration 0.544138 ED visits 0.991544 alcohol consumption 0.603555 benzodiazepine ED visits 0.655949 national ED visits 0.621294 benzodiazepine visits 0.57281 prescription drug abuse 0.579913 alcohol involvement 0.702533 prescription drugs 0.548071 single-drug class deaths 0.602889 drug abuse-related ED 0.620951 Excessive alcohol consumption 0.601837 alcohol overdose 0.569821 OPR ED visits 0.633684 benzodiazepine drug-related deaths 0.61956 benzodiazepine single-drug class 0.548036 Drug Abuse Warning 0.552709 alcohol 0.85075	single-drug class ED 0.590821 alcohol-related visits 0.561645 illicit drugs 0.544487 hospital ED visits 0.622648 benzodiazepines 0.668043 drugs 0.610099 OPRs 0.610711 alcohol increases 0.584314 Christopher M. Jones 0.573296 class ED visits 0.623767 DAWN ED 0.615133 problematic alcohol 0.569219 drug related deaths 0.580656 single drug-class deaths 0.571183 abuse-related ED visits 0.656696 alcohol consumption level 0.584622 pharmaceutical overdose deaths 0.571044 drug abuse–related ED 0.687137 OPR deaths 0.593359 OPR visits 0.578234 drug-related deaths 0.783779 ED visit data 0.579513 benzodiazepine-related deaths 0.556675	CLICK HERE
11843	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Questions and Answers: Estimating the Future Number of Cases in the Ebola Epidemic—Liberia and Sierra Leone, 2014–2015	null	Ebola Epidemic—Liberia 0.360263 hospitals/Ebola Treatment Units 0.312931 future number 0.350508 Ebola Treatment Units 0.753672 cases 0.582476 earlier Ebola outbreaks 0.445255 Mortality Weekly Report 0.391955 safe burial practices 0.308534 available case counts 0.328584 Sierra Leone 0.653251 community setting 0.360652 actual cases 0.215416	Ebola cases 0.466011 current trends 0.200213 disease control methods 0.321649 actual reported beds-in-use 0.353337 underreported cases 0.256869 safe burials 0.38927 EbolaResponse modeling tool 0.325216 past outbreaks 0.31932 Ebola Treatment Unit 0.484453 underreporting correction factor 0.336858 disease transmission 0.921936	CLICK HERE
11878	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Influenza Outbreak in a Vaccinated Population - USS Ardent,February 2014	Theodore L. Aquino, DO1, Gary T. Brice, PhD2, Sherry Hayes, MPH3, Christopher A.	Center San Diego 0.358092 Preventive Medicine Unit 0.432131 Ardent crew member 0.406064 influenza vaccination policy 0.525361 San Diego County 0.346564 nasal swab specimens 0.999545 seasonal influenza vaccination 0.517233 San Diego 0.849812 independent duty corpsman 0.436884 ILI cases 0.442786 influenza A. Ultimately 0.563326 ILI case 0.426458 influenza vaccine 0.627407 ILI symptoms 0.758156 outbreak response 0.361913 Public Health Services 0.439824 rapid influenza testing 0.776649 U.S. Navy minesweeper 0.380544 local naval health 0.342019 immediate influenza testing 0.538563 U.S. Navy 0.485998 Health Research Center 0.667209 ship outbreak 0.361256 hemisphere influenza season 0.518432	influenza 0.781739 Diego Public Health 0.447259 Naval Health Research 0.545673 influenza outbreaks 0.447659 USS Ardent sailor 0.374397 H3N2 influenza outbreak 0.644008 shipboard medical provider 0.339197 Theodore L. Aquino 0.444398 crew members 0.985698 USS Ardent 0.79934 ILI patients 0.565675 higher-level Navy authorities 0.351446 initial rapid influenza 0.561949 influenza season 0.55381 USS Ardent crew 0.505646 San Diego Public 0.447276 ILI patient 0.504075 rapid influenza tests 0.533109 outbreak isolate 0.371021 influenza epidemics 0.450791 Ardent crew members 0.51484 Influenza A virus 0.463483 outbreak information 0.361849 Base San Diego 0.340838	CLICK HERE
13800	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Breast Cancer Screening for Women with Disabilities | Features | CDC	October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. All women ages 50 to 74, including women with disabilities, should have a screening mammogram every two years as an important way to lower the risk of dying from breast cancer.	common type 0.45313 disability 0.462582 New York Department 0.480417 Health Data 0.464448 best way 0.499959 primary care physician 0.483758 women’s health 0.564686 health specialist 0.46771 quality mammogram 0.521542 cancer-related deaths 0.454346 health conditions 0.477757 women ages 0.49463 NYSDOH Breast 0.510701 accessible healthcare facilities 0.480844 health insurance companies 0.506362 Clinical preventive services 0.506015 Cancer Early Detection 0.576545 health promotion materials 0.498241 inform Oregon women 0.510332 Montana Women Living 0.517661 risk no woman 0.496177 insurance coverage guidelines 0.484094 U.S Preventive Services 0.503165 women 0.621549 Health promotion campaigns 0.501119	area mammography facilities 0.493194 Public Health 0.464119 Child Health Programs 0.499537 United States 0.453091 self-reported mammography 0.456156 physical disabilities 0.533024 limited health literacy 0.510194 medical clinic 0.452489 Holy Rosary Healthcare 0.482824 National Breast 0.514271 Montana Disability 0.452595 important way 0.549873 breast cancer awareness 0.573237 Regular mammogram screenings 0.649787 breast cancer screening 0.767919 Early Detection Program 0.560436 breast cancer 0.942406 clinical preventive services.2,3,4 0.50028 on-line Montana Mammography 0.49587 healthcare services 0.462331 accessible mammography 0.455383 screening mammogram 0.603519 Cervical Cancer Early 0.576908 accessible screening equipment 0.507233	CLICK HERE
15893	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Polypharmacy and Health-Related Quality of Life Among USAdults With Arthritis, Medical Expenditure Panel Survey,2010-2012	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.	MEPS prescription medications 0.305266 poverty status 0.295206 PCS scores 0.709941 MCS scores 0.391954 significantly lower PCS 0.399223 short-form health survey 0.288139 federal poverty line 0.306023 physical component summary 0.289442 prescription drugs 0.987506 chronic physical conditions 0.363259 health care providers 0.327886 mental component summary 0.285963 health insurance coverage 0.354339 health-related quality 0.39783 fewer drug classes 0.397609 polypharmacy group 0.326688 12-item short-form health 0.287604 HRQoL measures 0.345485 rheumatoid arthritis 0.436628 lower PCS scores 0.559797 prescription drug classes 0.325721 multiple prescription medications 0.292173 arthritis 0.52711 significantly lower MCS 0.318773 disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs 0.325409	mean PCS scores 0.284485 polypharmacy 0.603038 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.32234 baseline MCS 0.33919 adults 0.47967 anti-inflammatory drugs 0.285682 polypharmacy groups 0.321119 prescription medications 0.314467 retrospective cohort study 0.299653 early rheumatoid arthritis 0.298498 prescription drug coverage 0.451957 low PCS scores 0.31279 Arthritis Care Res 0.294781 multiple drugs 0.303931 explanatory variables 0.329851 geographic area 0.283938 chronic conditions 0.375418 mean MCS scores 0.289133 lower MCS scores 0.291609 Health Qual Life 0.284597 average MCS scores 0.284691 et al 0.286712 drug classes 0.896419 older American Indians 0.309774	CLICK HERE
16503	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Guideline Resources: Posters	null	primary care providers 0.722198 chronic pain 0.987935 patients 0.305334 posters 0.275121	Guideline 0.315883 Prescribing Opioid 0.59694 information 0.261202 chronic pain treatment 0.841919	CLICK HERE