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991	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement: World Water Day - March 22, 2014	World Water Day, sponsored by the United Nations, is observed each year on March 22. This year, World Water Day focuses on water and energy. Water and energy are closely linked.	energy sectors 0.603966 endorsement 0.489674 United Nations 0.623384 Human Services 0.721378 MMWR HTML versions 0.73087 U.S. Department 0.721825 water resources 0.638303 identification 0.431658 electronic PDF version 0.72166 http://www.unwater.org/worldwaterday 0.43229 Additional information 0.592062 safe drinking water 0.809862 Contact GPO 0.618894 degree 0.433979 commercial sources 0.590745 ideas 0.43237 Worldwide 0.43446 lack 0.43478 current prices 0.579669 economies 0.439682 persons 0.434424 original paper copy 0.714265 Internet 0.431292 policymakers 0.441218	World Water 0.930394 original MMWR paper 0.723712 Superintendent 0.435407 cost-effective water 0.632645 global access 0.589764 MMWR readers 0.590808 character translation 0.58026 sanitation 0.489039 energy services 0.607636 format errors 0.581718 hygiene resources 0.587565 Health 0.456807 typeset documents 0.588621 trade names 0.590902 official text 0.577761 non-CDC sites 0.585518 activities 0.433808 References 0.431344 decades 0.433654 major challenges 0.595639 electronic conversions 0.576184 improved coordination 0.599213 linkages 0.442465 printable versions 0.571084	CLICK HERE
4819	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prevalence of diabetes and impaired fasting glucose in Chinese adults, China National Nutrition and Health Survey, 2002	null	BMI categories 0.302379 BMI category 0.282286 overall prevalence 0.359057 data 0.307621 self-reported current diabetes 0.398043 United States 0.392866 health survey 0.325564 age group 0.331856 census population 0.462145 China National Nutrition 0.400656 highest prevalence 0.302618 lower prevalence 0.301239 IFG 0.4177 plasma glucose 0.405367 prevalence 0.675873 similar prevalence 0.339875 additional diabetes cases 0.296859 China 0.583031 small cities 0.332811 Chinese adults 0.300016 oral glucose tolerance 0.28553 Dr Liu 0.289158 overall standardized prevalence 0.360903 rural areas 0.976321	prevalence differences 0.307862 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.307678 State Statistical Bureau 0.297025 overweight 0.286723 obesity 0.318574 BMI 0.307695 large cities vs 0.289462 body mass index 0.407986 sex-specific prevalence 0.332292 urban areas 0.766977 rapidly rising prevalence 0.320661 large cities 0.926911 farm work 0.493101 China census population 0.38251 physical activity 0.279384 significantly higher prevalence 0.369449 current diabetes treatments 0.396985 residents 0.323905 American Diabetes Association 0.362955 fasting plasma glucose 0.326683 especially large cities 0.317922 Beijing Anzhen Hospital 0.283777 diabetes 0.713291	CLICK HERE
6665	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Recommended Immunization Schedules for Persons Aged 0 Through 18 Years - 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.	HepA vaccine recommendations 0.428927 vaccine recommendations 0.467042 anatomic/functional asplenia 0.449752 doses 0.568958 immunization schedule 0.603038 United States 0.439588 persistent complement component 0.42295 administer HepB vaccine 0.442848 complement component deficiency 0.422476 additional dose 0.44263 recommended immunization schedule 0.471675 children 0.599443 Tdap vaccine dose 0.513173 influenza vaccine recommendations 0.44543 meningococcal conjugate vaccine 0.424857 HepA vaccine 0.516299 combination vaccine 0.429297 catch-up schedule 0.459804 influenza vaccine 0.472136 figure 0.451275 Pneumococcal vaccine footnotes 0.437287 monovalent hepb vaccine 0.443161 inadvertent dose 0.43253 single supplemental dose 0.46397	HepB vaccine 0.539076 vaccine series 0.527025 Vaccine Adverse Event 0.45412 HepA vaccine footnotes 0.439471 conjugate vaccine footnotes 0.436646 HepB vaccine series 0.422712 adolescent Tdap dose 0.44974 birth dose 0.492966 HepB vaccine footnotes 0.429989 persons 0.470502 Influenza vaccine footnotes 0.453407 dose 0.947782 vaccine 0.764158 vaccine footnotes 0.528038 Tdap booster dose 0.450846 ACIP influenza vaccine 0.450639 booster dose 0.519274 medical conditions 0.492512 catch-up immunization schedule 0.453234 minimum interval 0.443726 previous dose 0.524711 single dose 0.500078 age 0.606006	CLICK HERE
8276	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Recruitment and RetentionTechniques for Developing Faith-Based Research Partnerships, NewYork City, 2009-2012 - CDC	Faith-based organizations are recognized as an influential venue for behavioral health interventions. However, less is known about efficient approaches for identifying and recruiting these organizations and about the processes that enable successful partnership.	FBO member 0.696009 larger FBO 0.683734 partnering FBO 0.699932 New York City 0.66759 Project SCALE 0.661517 South Bronx 0.644593 FBO 0.927513 FBO leadership 0.716625 behavioral health intervention 0.633112 study informational request 0.626808 12-week pilot study 0.633576 study participation 0.663135 study materials 0.635125 Community United Methodist 0.629534 behavioral health interventions 0.675876 FBO’s leaders 0.707489 extra FBO activities 0.752127 external FBO activities 0.751704 physical activity strategies 0.635721 study recruitment 0.654803 intervention 0.721308 Abyssinian Baptist Church 0.626714 FBO leaders 0.751507 study 0.927376	FBO events 0.681507 spiritual leaders 0.62952 FBO members 0.715345 weight loss intervention 0.638304 FBO sites 0.712871 FBO’s infrastructure 0.700379 FBO’s membership 0.684972 faith-based organizations 0.75875 smaller FBO 0.685775 group orientation sessions 0.654028 community-based participatory research 0.631825 study planning meetings 0.632666 FBOs 0.734429 New York 0.715119 Cornell Medical College 0.746393 FBO activities 0.760446 Mental Health Center 0.663463 physical activity 0.801143 FBO membership 0.699486 study personnel 0.68053 United Methodist Church 0.628502 Metropolitan Community United 0.629539 Weill Cornell Medical 0.694609 study staff 0.753657	CLICK HERE
9020	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Secondhand Smoke: Triumphs and Tragedies	Secondhand Smoke: Triumphs and Tragedies is a 10-minute video that puts a human face on the issue by telling the stories of six individuals whose health was affected by secondhand smoke and/or who led local efforts to make workplaces and public places smoke free. The video also tells the stories of three communities that successfully implemented smoke-free policies. The video won the Gold Aurora and Silver Telly awards. 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://www.cdc.gov/tobacco/data_statistics/sgr/2006/transcripts/video/index.htm	Triumphs 0.745644 Tragedies 0.74729	Secondhand Smoke 0.97284	CLICK HERE
10674	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pneumonic Plague'First Hours	The CERC training program educates people on the principles and application of crisis and emergency risk communication when responding to a public health emergency.	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
11129	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	B Virus 'Specimen Collection and Detection | Herpes B | CDC	In cases of B virus exposure and infection, specimens for virus culture and serologic testing should be obtained from the exposed person and, when feasible, from the source animal.	rapid diagnosis 0.385188 Antiviral research 0.393454 virus Resource Center 0.980816 viable B virus 0.587739 virus exposure 0.670905 virus serologic methods 0.656347 educational resources 0.391635 possible exposures 0.388567 PCR protocols 0.409221 treatment monitoring 0.38923 diagnostic laboratories 0.395955 therapy decisions 0.379056 real-time PCR method 0.482871 zoonotic infections 0.404824 diagnostic testing 0.402248 appropriate caution 0.381632 research laboratories 0.387214 HSV 0.374129 biosafety level 0.386522 up-to-date strategies 0.388157 zoonotically infected humans 0.463563 additional advantage 0.377258 wound area 0.394417 emergency information 0.391552 diagnostic methods 0.390577	National B virus 0.776009 herpes simplex virus 0.678025 cleansing protocol 0.388933 virus detection 0.596585 possible exposure event 0.464416 source animal 0.398559 direct detection 0.378358 PCR testing 0.425627 containment facility 0.382191 hazardous procedure 0.375333 Georgia State University 0.478875 Viral Immunology Center 0.482395 serologic testing 0.400892 current drug sensitivities 0.468554 sample collection 0.397792 PCR diagnostic assay 0.488765 specimens 0.333544 virus culture 0.649989 virus infection 0.646484 essential first step 0.381281 substantial levels 0.385147 natural host 0.39015 Direct culture 0.381404 diagnostic laboratory workers 0.453594	CLICK HERE
12158	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Meningitis | Lab Manual | Primary Culture and Presumptive Id | CDC	Primary Culture and Presumptive Identification Laboratory Methods.	S. pneumoniae detection 0.482955 bacteria 0.520582 latex agglutination test 0.502353 Presumptive identification 0.494365 Gram stain 0.738551 rubber stopper 0.4998 well-mixed CSF sediment 0.53915 S. pneumoniae 0.980197 Typical CSF abnormalities 0.531839 Staphylococcus aureus 0.502493 chocolate agar plate 0.507676 CSF examination 0.510582 aerosolized N. meningitidis 0.50851 chocolate agar 0.517866 rapid diagnostic test 0.494823 S. pneumoniae colonies 0.486169 CSF supernatant 0.511032 package insert 0.467076 CSF specimen 0.519951 entire Gram stain 0.470353 CSF specimens 0.545026 colony morphology 0.496515 H. influenzae 0.920171 crystal violet dye 0.481863 primary culture 0.673254	N. meningitidis 0.787895 blood culture bottle 0.713893 MacConkey agar 0.504927 blood culture specimens 0.471158 primary culture media 0.627452 cap 0.490028 CSF 0.695281 T-I medium 0.538713 bacterial meningitis 0.508862 CSF sediment 0.582286 gram-positive bacteria 0.497969 microbiology laboratory 0.568864 gram-negative bacteria 0.483306 latex agglutination 0.54648 latex agglutination testing 0.486395 blood culture broth 0.489011 BAP 0.511915 unknown CSF 0.508322 inoculated blood culture 0.481247 well-characterized reference strain 0.473929 blood agar plate 0.521021 growth 0.491487 cytological examination 0.472285 H. influenzae forms 0.487323	CLICK HERE
12966	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Mental Health Mental Health Basics -Mental Health	null	list Skip 0.813375 page options Skip 0.996993 dysregulation 0.477252 Diagnostic 0.434972 edition 0.434788 Statistical Manual 0.603162 navigation Skip 0.817564 mental disorders 0.573346 agitation 0.46017	psychomotor retardation 0.644011 time period 0.590846 pages 0.434829 Mental illnesses 0.608636 Mood disorders 0.619671 appetite 0.455533 commonly reports feeling 0.774864 behavior 0.435155 depressive episode 0.608374	CLICK HERE
13660	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	School Start Times for Middle School and High School Students | United States, 2011 to 2012 School Year	Please note: An erratum has been published for this article. To view the erratum, please click here.	Janet B. Croft 0.469984 public charter schools 0.529146 risk behaviors 0.472712 Adolescent sleep habits 0.567282 U.S. Department 0.473096 National Sleep Foundation 0.622747 school 0.899746 delayed start times 0.605144 school level 0.509477 poor sleep hygiene 0.585847 school districts 0.504138 school athletic programs 0.502245 a.m. 0.51109 public schools 0.662869 adolescents 0.558243 early start times 0.628496 average start time 0.838888 traditional public schools 0.529226 insufficient sleep 0.933199 start times 0.704515 U.S. high school 0.584195 unhealthy risk behaviors 0.471774 latest average school 0.526669 high schools 0.844933 public middle 0.608051	United States 0.47388 G. Wheaton 0.471946 sleep 0.950958 sufficient sleep 0.681335 average school night 0.521356 U.S. public middle 0.602469 practice good sleep 0.580143 individual school level 0.50635 earliest average school 0.52324 public health concern 0.48331 daily physical activity 0.475694 North Dakota 0.540474 entire school districts 0.492913 school nights 0.466701 high school students 0.844651 possible public health 0.475208 sleep objective 0.529778 average school 0.546081 public middle schools 0.539953 policy statement 0.472305 inadequate sleep 0.527578 Gabrielle A. Ferro 0.473921 sleep hygiene 0.588001 adequate sleep 0.706089	CLICK HERE