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1139	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement: Drinking Water Week - May 4-10, 2014	The United States has one of the safest public drinking water supplies in the world (1). Tap water not only provides water for daily household activities such as drinking, bathing, and cooking, it also benefits the entire community by providing water to serve businesses, schools, and hospitals, and to promote overall health (2). May 4–10, 2014, is Drinking Water Week, an annual observance whose theme ("What Do You Know About H2O?") underscores the many ways in which all consumers can get to know their water (3).	annual observance 0.468748 waterborne diseases 0.471047 endorsement 0.380916 Human Services 0.596303 typhoid fever 0.467154 U.S. Department 0.590728 MMWR HTML versions 0.579284 daily household activities 0.623978 electronic PDF version 0.565389 supplies 0.328929 public drinking water 0.821177 climate change 0.452137 overall health 0.486935 H2O 0.333452 marked decrease 0.471482 safe drinking water 0.751831 Contact GPO 0.482539 U.S. water supply 0.670761 Disinfection 0.332041 commercial sources 0.458365 domestic water quality 0.67114 environmental regulation 0.459382 current prices 0.447472 bathing 0.334448	New challenges 0.454077 original paper copy 0.560335 entire community 0.470075 water sources 0.530301 United States 0.626923 new ways 0.458302 original MMWR paper 0.572969 U.S. Government Printing 0.568936 water pollutants 0.538261 water availability 0.520319 MMWR readers 0.460818 character translation 0.445741 adverse health effects 0.612547 potential impact 0.459246 drinking water 0.951186 format errors 0.448651 typeset documents 0.455555 trade names 0.45468 past century 0.463554 official text 0.443682 treatment practices 0.464401 non-CDC sites 0.45272 electronic conversions 0.444012 drinking water infrastructure 0.758338	CLICK HERE
5157	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Minnesota Activities to Prevent HAIs	null	Injection Safety 0.685923 Laboratory Network 0.42684 Healthcare-associated Infections 0.416995 Antimicrobial Resistance Regional 0.579063 HAI Detection 0.525694 email address 0.537284 CDI 0.32998 navigation Skip 0.555034 recent work 0.538778 Infection Prevention 0.467508 Clostridium difficile infection 0.577534 Appropriate Antibiotic 0.441331 Educational Efforts 0.429605	ACA 0.326692 list Skip 0.556914 monthly update 0.551405 page options Skip 0.676213 Coordinated Prevention 0.445643 ELC HAI-funded Activities 0.559264 Infection Control Assessment 0.557958 Affordable Care Act 0.514093 Antimicrobial Resistance 0.591878 infectious disease 0.554152 Laboratory Capacity 0.428675 HAI Prevention Infrastructure 0.927151	CLICK HERE
5684	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	DDT - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards	null	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
6155	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tick Removal	Information on ticks and tickborne disease. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	hands 0.231271 fine-tipped tweezers 0.592457 skin 0.404652 fever 0.231664 iodine scrub 0.368429 fingers 0.236487 clean tweezers 0.410552 recent tick bite 0.703556 folklore remedies 0.349145 skin heal 0.345453 petroleum 0.229175 bite area 0.37033 alcohol 0.269007 goal 0.230199 need 0.237446	nail 0.231759 sealed bag/container 0.355177 tick 0.977678 mouth-parts 0.269353 pressure 0.234816 water 0.230434 tick detach 0.593756 doctor 0.255643 market 0.235117 rash 0.237876 toilet 0.23395 mouth 0.233986 tick removal devices 0.787643 plain set 0.375702 live tick 0.583094	CLICK HERE
6461	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcements: Public Health Prevention Service Accepting Applications for 2012 Class and Field Assignments	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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.254044 crucial program management 0.385659 CDC 0.271237 eligibility criteria 0.353691 program management 0.594129 Human Services 0.320479 assistive technology 0.251891 host sites 0.233072 unique program 0.26465 MMWR HTML versions 0.330434 U.S. Department 0.317281 hands-on training 0.233674 program planning 0.264366 practical learning experience 0.3384 workforce planning 0.233574 electronic PDF version 0.320608 Public Health Prevention 0.43864 Additional information 0.231473 Contact GPO 0.245851 policy recommendations 0.228192 service fellowship 0.242475 local health organizations 0.566809 health communication 0.288642 2-year field assignments 0.902358	original paper copy 0.325238 decision making 0.228912 PHPS-related travel expenses 0.336579 U.S. Government Printing 0.332511 original MMWR paper 0.326739 public health priorities 0.405536 MMWR readers 0.23149 budget preparation 0.230827 high-quality work 0.231926 public health 0.8847 public health program 0.459282 PHPS fellows 0.270262 public health organizations 0.621609 PHPS class 0.254064 subject line 0.249769 project implementation 0.234993 typeset documents 0.228929 health organizations 0.833151 public health experience 0.422958 non-CDC sites 0.2279 3-year training 0.246535 2-year field assignment 0.416431 management-related fields 0.245154 application process 0.231247	CLICK HERE
7378	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pandemic Resources Tools - FluWorkLoss 1.0	FluWorkLoss estimates the potential number of days lost from work due to an influenza pandemic - CDC	United States range 0.614295 endorsement 0.246075 Human Services 0.399327 Page 0.237942 family member 0.422105 Microsoft Corporation 0.407082 U.S. Department 0.404581 Excel 0.265999 pages 0.243151 percentage 0.240452 worker 0.276415 estimates 0.304224 period 0.240318 influenza pandemic 0.902836 seasonal influenza 0.551451 Download FluWorkLoss Spreadsheet 0.742511 wide variety 0.409188 commercial sources 0.405333 community 0.240702 case study 0.570678 users 0.318512 illness rates 0.42515 influenza-associated deaths 0.437403 human blood donors 0.582615 web browser 0.408264	severe pandemic 0.625277 United States 0.654914 input value 0.420873 potential number 0.417411 security level 0.402325 special planning 0.428912 pandemic influenza 0.919563 influenza-related illnesses 0.414768 times 0.23915 operations 0.238932 work loss 0.423171 potential impact 0.558772 total workdays 0.738829 public health 0.4324 typical influenza season 0.741559 economic problems 0.437817 graphic illustrations 0.417356 trade names 0.405507 people 0.281111 home 0.237956 Download FluWorkLoss Manual 0.673495 virulence 0.253031 possible impacts 0.41934 MS Windows 0.407664	CLICK HERE
8393	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Fact Sheets-Alcohol Use And Health	Excessive alcohol use can lead to increased risk of health problems such as injuries, violence, liver diseases, and cancer.The CDC Alcohol Program works to strengthen the scientific foundation for preventing excessive alcohol use.	Fetal alcohol syndrome 0.54352 drinking consequences 0.335087 alcohol content 0.72675 moderate alcohol intake 0.677479 Prev Chronic Dis 0.479659 binge drinking 0.565163 Wechsler H. Correlates 0.337209 harmful health conditions 0.359295 U.S. Department 0.39117 unintended pregnancy 0.345934 Alcohol Abuse 0.505921 High blood pressure 0.336792 alcohol 0.990048 pure alcohol 0.607367 World Health Organization 0.438474 poor school performance.6,18 0.329384 Fatal nontraffic injuries 0.320594 Zhang X. Contribution 0.326397 alcohol poisoning 0.583194 Risky sexual behaviors 0.339301 Dietary Guidelines 0.489627 H. Vital Signs 0.320468 heavy drinking 0.357445 sexually transmitted diseases 0.33175 Brewer RD 0.481512	high blood alcohol 0.593457 United States 0.491407 moderate drinking 0.363846 potential life 0.354092 Mental health problems 0.359658 Alcohol-Related Disease Impact 0.356767 excessive alcohol 0.915089 alcohol dependence 0.592004 excessive drinking 0.480339 long-term health risks 0.346389 Behavioral Health Services 0.340669 Global status report 0.329468 alcohol-related neurodevelopmental disorders 0.334475 Castillo S. Health 0.341982 short-term employment outcomes 0.318341 Alcohol Poisoning Deaths 0.565633 Alcohol Involvement 0.501902 certain medical conditions 0.341035 Assistant Attorney General 0.32193 Alcohol-related sexual assault 0.339371 Naimi TS 0.392794 Stud Alcohol Suppl 0.677896 motor vehicle crashes 0.335424 intimate partner violence.6-10 0.327761	CLICK HERE
9447	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Difusión espontánea de un programa eficaz de prevención contra el cáncer de piel a través del acceso a materiales del programa en Internet.	null	Glanz K 0.576156 protección solar 0.985523 Pool Cool 0.856201 Hall DM 0.55637	Nehl E 0.552092 posibles usuarios 0.513762 Estados Unidos 0.724798 Chronic Dis 0.579937	CLICK HERE
14008	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Agregue a la lista escolar la vacuna contra el VPH - Especiales CDC	La vacuna contra el VPH puede prevenir ciertos cánceres y otras enfermedades causados por el virus del papiloma humano (VPH). Vacune a sus hijos a los 11 o 12 años, o tan pronto como pueda si ya tienen 13 años o más			CLICK HERE
15750	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The Precarious Health of Young Mexican American Men in SouthTexas, Cameron County Hispanic Cohort, 2004-2015	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.	high rates 0.525717 data 0.473975 health insurance 0.518584 men’s health 0.549024 younger group 0.581206 Texas Health Science 0.489988 Texas School 0.476132 Cameron County Hispanic 0.498294 health outcomes 0.529638 younger group fares 0.486427 current smoking 0.589462 obesity 0.489566 blood pressure 0.51552 clinical research unit 0.480848 southern Texas–Mexico border 0.477682 elevated liver enzymes 0.488955 age groups 0.736789 older age groups 0.495722 metabolic syndrome 0.487199 younger men 0.576902 middle-aged group 0.479737 liver enzymes 0.494853 County Hispanic Cohort 0.502501 multiple comparisons 0.519061 non-Hispanic men 0.485481	poor metabolic health 0.515432 Public Health 0.483922 older age group 0.558225 United States 0.548046 age group 0.953324 Hispanic health surveillance 0.482788 young Hispanic men 0.506917 younger age group 0.753869 older group 0.478847 Mexican American men 0.899968 Introduction Hispanic men 0.502773 prevalence 0.493712 Mexican American population 0.494253 Hispanic Community Health 0.484109 Hispanic men 0.617297 metabolic health outcomes 0.484556 non-Hispanic white men 0.483069 participants 0.486438 AST mean levels 0.482195 health 0.643985 young men 0.559997 Health Science Center 0.485276 South Texas 0.497176 Obesity prevalence 0.474456	CLICK HERE