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4507	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Recommendations for the Amount of Time Persons with Influenza-Like Illness Should be Away from Others	null	Reye syndrome 0.383649 metabolic disorders 0.378847 symptom onset 0.391212 state health officials 0.44462 high numbers 0.3811 children 0.386934 pregnant women 0.378712 previous recommendation 0.389402 ill persons 0.466337 chronic-care facilities 0.379303 influenza illness 0.493772 increased risk 0.389615 health care setting 0.45651 community level 0.382583 potential benefits 0.383051 influenza-like illness return 0.453659 good respiratory etiquette 0.532286 health care settings 0.461507 High-risk groups 0.383584 influenza virus 0.968126 high-risk people 0.399606 hand hygiene 0.426956 illness onset 0.425246 nursing homes 0.379346 H1N1 influenza virus 0.674367	antiviral medications 0.582538 Sick individuals 0.44994 fever 0.435906 epidemiologic data 0.559147 child care facility 0.447009 new recommendation 0.38871 infection control 0.38482 influenza-like illness 0.516505 respiratory symptoms 0.378202 exclusion period 0.774674 influenza virus infection 0.557254 stringent guidelines 0.381461 overall risk 0.379491 social disruption 0.383442 longer periods 0.454303 mass gatherings 0.387749 people 0.534459 medical care 0.375895 influenza complications 0.562185 antiviral treatment 0.401291 community settings 0.506442 complete resolution 0.379521 influenza viruses 0.527585 long-term aspirin therapy 0.446323	CLICK HERE
5136	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Arizona Activities to Prevent HAIs	null	MPEG 0.246801 funding 0.562711 prevention activities 0.419355 monthly update 0.673036 email address 0.984628 different file formats 0.58366 Affordable Care Act 0.60816 Epidemiology 0.405595 recent work 0.65534 HAI infrastructure 0.434244 Suite 0.285691	conduct surveillance 0.422437 N. 18th Avenue 0.980751 infectious disease 0.706985 PPT 0.258385 Laboratory Capacity 0.921484 Infectious Diseases 0.93399 DOC 0.244834 page 0.294053 ELC 0.461531 Arizona 0.242704	CLICK HERE
6557	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Nodding Syndrome - South Sudan, 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.	CDC 0.653431 Maridi town 0.6542 syndrome patients 0.65504 suspected risk factors 0.660769 significant association 0.658184 neurologic findings 0.659047 clinical syndrome 0.662636 case-control study 0.795494 South Sudan Ministry 0.793117 syndrome cases 0.653285 seizure-like activity 0.693111 previous investigations 0.657914 relevant laboratory investigations 0.66084 risk factors 0.724061 head nodding 0.794183 World Health Organization 0.741418 onchocerciasis 0.672132 geographic clustering 0.65492 South Sudan 0.926452 Western Equatoria 0.655594 patient age distribution 0.699715 case-control pairs 0.659332 possible risk factors 0.654459 international public health 0.659533	clinical presentation 0.654767 focal neurologic deficits 0.664452 natural history studies 0.654885 Nations Children 0.655213 Public Health Response 0.662753 descriptive case series 0.665733 case series 0.724294 Witto village 0.654224 case-control study enrollment 0.680652 potential neighbor controls 0.658424 current onchocerciasis 0.657253 natural history 0.684658 case series study 0.705109 syndrome onset 0.666043 typical nodding episodes 0.771984 syndrome investigations 0.663312 syndrome 0.777019 affected children 0.655108 new seizure disorder 0.653224 skin snip 0.660736 syndrome reports 0.657086 unexplained neurologic condition 0.675257 clinical case series 0.672634 East African countries 0.655064	CLICK HERE
11235	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Tasas de cáncer de pulmón por raza y grupo étnico	Comparación de casos de cáncer de pulmón por raza y grupo étnico.	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.537514 Archivo RealPlayer 0.498751 Censo P25-1130 0.63089 §Los datos 0.475725 ¶Los datos 0.496495 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.558385 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.538885 Estados Unidos 0.915347	Archivo Microsoft 0.742901 distintas razas 0.509293 Archivo Microsoft Word 0.556026 Archivo Texto 0.489689 potenciales diferencias 0.630278 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.536627 razas blancos 0.686121 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.544474	CLICK HERE
11855	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Develops a New, Faster Lab Test for Enterovirus D68 | Press Release | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	early release issue 0.52979 health education 0.513726 Asymptomatic contacts 0.463645 Mortality Weekly Report 0.529289 patient visits 0.463271 family member 0.462229 Ebola outbreak 0.708906 Similar measures 0.469029 Ebola transmission 0.692583 survivor reintegration program 0.506371 Firestone staff 0.576925 Firestone Liberia Inc. 0.751321 family members 0.511836 Firestone District 0.658716 personal protective equipment 0.607278 Director Tom Frieden 0.517841 populated surrounding communities 0.521341 Firestone 0.763081 Ebola patients 0.957885 Firestone hospital 0.597804 social mobilization campaign 0.508 Ebola 0.962576 Ebola epidemic 0.797866 minimal supportive care 0.514172 waste disposal equipment 0.506341	Firestone Natural Rubber 0.678668 Firestone health facilities 0.667228 dedicated Ebola treatment 0.738629 standard Ebola infection 0.752969 Ebola cases 0.723724 robust risk communications 0.505794 Firestone response 0.588667 Firestone employee 0.592825 Margibi County 0.524726 lower incidence rate 0.509391 non-Ebola patients 0.471502 health services 0.474873 passive Ebola surveillance 0.752477 laboratory-confirmed Ebola 0.730013 rubber tree plantation 0.519141 Innovative measures 0.469884 meticulous attention 0.468791 effective health care 0.554891 current Ebola epidemic 0.744276 local health officials 0.508972 Bridgestone Americas 0.46958 Lofa County 0.462164 Ebola patient 0.711784 Ebola treatment units 0.741525	CLICK HERE
11997	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Using the Community ReadinessModel to Examine the Built and Social Environment: A Case Study ofthe High Point Neighborhood, Seattle, Washington, 2000-2010 -CDC	Residents of many cities lack affordable, quality housing. Economically disadvantaged neighborhoods often have high rates of poverty and crime, few institutions that enhance the quality of its residents’ lives, and unsafe environments for walking and other physical activity. Deteriorating housing contributes to asthma-related illness. We describe the redevelopment of High Point, a West Seattle neighborhood, to improve its built environment, increase neighborhood physical activity, and reduce indoor asthma triggers.	Point’s Community 0.372626 West Seattle neighborhood 0.369037 High Point 0.91071 public health issues 0.363943 comprehensive redevelopment plan 0.397424 mental health 0.376342 new public housing 0.365059 High Point residents 0.600762 West Seattle 0.425424 public housing 0.405011 Breathe Easy Home 0.399317 redevelopment plan 0.420251 Point Community Council 0.428943 Breathe Easy Homes 0.380572 redeveloped High Point 0.386645 Seattle Health Department 0.366033 Breathe Easy 0.420668 public housing community 0.38345 High Point revitalization 0.386708 neighborhood physical activity 0.365723 High Point coalition 0.39969 Point redevelopment project 0.382575 Point redevelopment initiative 0.414204 High Point Neighbors 0.390091 Seattle community members 0.375872	public housing residents 0.383129 sustainable built environment 0.374165 Easy Home residents 0.366196 redevelopment planning process 0.363967 high point community 0.500626 Point’s redevelopment 0.396772 community members 0.414932 Community Health Program 0.369311 quality housing 0.386791 Seattle Housing Authority 0.630774 High Point project 0.403548 asthma triggers 0.367977 asthma-related illness 0.377841 community redevelopment 0.377534 community action teams 0.397946 Point neighborhood redevelopment 0.396306 public health 0.386543 High Point redevelopment 0.532807 Point redevelopment plan 0.39062 L. High Point 0.381215 health 0.408342 physical activity 0.447706 public housing units 0.384583 Housing Authority staff 0.381049	CLICK HERE
12547	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	June 2014 ACIP Meeting – Welcome & Introductions	Opening remarks for June 2014 The U.S. Advisory Committee of Immunization Practices meeting introduced by Dr. Larry Pickering and Dr. Jon Temte. 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=8a8b7806c5e1dc003becad56526d175820140728120822276	ACIP Meeting 0.982335 Welcome 0.329766	Introductions 0.574392	CLICK HERE
13643	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diabetes Programs & Initiatives	This section provides information of CDC's diabetes research on diabetes prevention and control	new diabetes cases 0.65462 lifestyle change programs 0.22608 American Medical Association 0.207653 Funding Opportunity Announcement 0.22532 Vision Health Initiative 0.267606 Native Diabetes Wellness 0.747989 National Diabetes Prevention 0.840164 Chronic Disease Initiative 0.232039 multi-program cooperative agreements 0.226953 vulnerable populations 0.262491 local health departments 0.272658 high-impact prevention approach 0.272189 public health framework 0.246161	National Diabetes Education 0.708497 Underserved Areas 0.243251 Prevent Diabetes STAT 0.686538 Chronic Kidney Disease 0.22276 Appalachian Diabetes Control 0.528031 Diabetes Education Program 0.708372 Diabetes Prevention Program 0.840019 Diabetes Wellness Program 0.751933 public health strategies 0.264321 health care organizations 0.273996 diabetes 0.935289 Diabetes Translation 0.733207	CLICK HERE
14386	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Counterfeit Norco Poisoning Outbreak - San Francisco BayArea, California, March 25-April 5, 2016 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	health care provider 0.539093 fentanyl-containing products 0.537499 counterfeit Norco ingestion 0.663486 Health Department 0.540229 law enforcement officials 0.628185 California Poison Control 0.667078 fentanyl 0.718174 local poison centers 0.543354 Center emergency department 0.535589 Health care providers 0.563916 detectable acetaminophen levels 0.566657 opioid receptor agonist 0.647441 Department public health 0.587188 illicitly produced product 0.552889 blood oxygen saturation 0.729274 Sacramento County 0.56381 counterfeit tablets 0.700737 prescription opioid pain 0.618841 chronic opioid users 0.607675 urine drug screen 0.636575 fentanyl-contaminated counterfeit Norco 0.618824 public health practice 0.581343 Bay Area 0.592813 San Francisco Division 0.93452 illicitly produced fentanyl 0.643513	CPCS San Francisco 0.630021 opioid receptors 0.557978 respiratory depression 0.670605 Contra Costa County 0.636219 illicitly purchased drug 0.559573 0.4-mg dose 0.578539 poison control 0.697793 public health threat 0.65887 serum fentanyl levels 0.640282 fentanyl-adulterated counterfeit Xanax 0.565382 Sacramento County Division 0.540779 fentanyl compounds 0.566662 major public health 0.580982 promethazine 0.591009 health departments 0.54208 public health 0.782772 California State Health 0.575721 opioid analgesics 0.545073 opioid effect 0.57542 opioid intoxication 0.575576 opioid epidemic 0.575132 Drug Overdose Health 0.579045 Norco tablets 0.571985 Acetaminophen level 0.569784	CLICK HERE
16019	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Protect Nursing Home Residents by Improving Antibiotic Stewardship in Nursing Homes | Safe Healthcare Blog | Blogs	CDC - Blogs - Safe Healthcare Blog – Protect Nursing Home Residents by Improving Antibiotic Stewardship in Nursing HomesSafe Healthcare Blog - The Division of Healthcare Quality Promotion plans to blog on as many healthcare safety topics as possible. We encourage your participation in our discussion and look forward to an active exchange of ideas.	CDC 0.53669 nursing homes implement 0.57982 large number 0.500384 companion checklist 0.489417 wrong reason 0.503235 core elements 0.720474 new strategies 0.491224 ongoing implementation 0.48648 healthcare 0.419383 allergic reactions 0.500345 duration 0.420779 antibiotic misuse 0.625313 wrong drug 0.503397 drug-drug interactions 0.496685 regular basis 0.487416 antibiotic resistance 0.714412 antibiotic stewardship activities 0.696902 step-wise approach 0.501342 nursing home efforts 0.576226 MD 0.419573 medications 0.418047	infections 0.417864 course 0.418047 practical ways 0.491161 guide 0.417247 clinical care 0.489782 Clostridium difficile 0.509972 patients 0.419348 antibiotic stewardship 0.760493 decrease antibiotic resistance 0.680954 Nimalie Stone 0.510112 dose 0.420519 basic elements 0.49547 residents 0.455234 Author 0.419608 threat 0.419586 time 0.416305 nursing home partners 0.560579 antibiotics 0.518467 unnecessary risk 0.501768 nursing homes 0.90118	CLICK HERE