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1214	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Farmers™ Perceptions of Local Food Procurement, Mississippi, 2013 - CDC	We sought to understand the experiences and perceptions of food producers regarding food procurement programs for local institutions. A total of 72 (45%) Mississippi fruit and vegetable growers completed a mailed survey, and of those that reported selling to local businesses and institutions (54%), few were selling to schools (13%). The primary motivations to sell to institutions were to increase profits (67%) and to improve nutrition within their communities (57%), while the most commonly reported barrier was a lack of knowledge about how to sell to institutions (39%). Farm to institution programs must develop evidence-based practices designed to address barriers to producers’ participation in local institutional food procurement programs.	F2I programs 0.630291 additional perceived barriers 0.630257 Mississippi growers 0.702862 noninstitutional local purchasers 0.654712 local institutional food 0.97678 vegetable growers 0.904202 Disease Control 0.711309 school 0.657504 Harvest (http://www.localharvest.org). 0.656093 MBK Institutional Review 0.618745 food procurement expand 0.680233 contact information 0.65975 commonly reported barrier 0.632489 Delta Directions 0.610936 food safety certification 0.648709 local schools 0.656816 cross-sectional survey design 0.635011 local growers 0.681629 farm-to-school programs 0.620824 personal contact information 0.612908 Mississippi Food Policy 0.677303 F2S programs 0.627987 food procurement experts 0.671466 Good Agricultural Practices 0.61191	local food products 0.691137 local food 0.7447 Green Mountain Farm 0.633732 United States 0.615045 agricultural practices 0.612603 disease prevention interventions 0.617374 local businesses 0.663243 local community 0.614741 Brother’s Keeper 0.642809 Mississippi fruit 0.83462 school food services 0.653503 local food producers 0.717454 food producers 0.757312 Good Handling Practices 0.611643 local farmers markets 0.673285 local farmers 0.673888 institutional food procurement 0.969135 local institutions 0.809485 academic school 0.627011 statewide F2I program 0.611009 school field trip 0.628033 Agric Human Values 0.682134 food procurement programs 0.978125 local food procurement 0.70912	CLICK HERE
4736	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Eastern Equine Encephalitis - Arboviral Diagnostic Testing	Eastern Equine Encephalitis is a rare disease that is caused by a virus spread by infected mosquitoes.	arbovirus activity increases 0.755158 initial results 0.475105 fatal cases 0.479542 CDC 0.320276 histopathology 0.268133 Microsphere-Based Immunoassay 0.466658 confirmatory testing 0.443563 virus-specific IgM 0.598843 APPROPRIATE STATE HEALTH 0.644131 final results 0.447749 state health department 0.94534 patient 0.280121 specimen receipt 0.511579 CSF 0.299929 Initial serological testing 0.710934 Laboratory diagnosis 0.477449 antibodies 0.257283 nucleic acid amplification 0.723214 immunohistochemistry 0.268758 area 0.24686 arboviral infections 0.538003	test results 0.651322 MIA 0.251833 epidemiologic history 0.522521 dates 0.247121 Instructions 0.241315 virus culture 0.462514 autopsy tissues 0.502588 DVBID Arbovirus Diagnostic 0.798779 hard copy 0.441693 Preliminary diagnosis 0.501719 places 0.247164 IgM capture ELISA 0.78432 diagnostic specimens 0.457961 activities 0.246795 location 0.246642 IgG ELISA 0.530671 state laboratories 0.471293 serum 0.27277 travel 0.247077 non-endemic country 0.490728	CLICK HERE
4823	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Upstream ecological risks for overweight and obesity among African American youth in a rural town in the Deep South, 2007	null	high school 0.671122 school board member 0.570448 ecological theory 0.560775 multiple ecological levels 0.557328 local high school 0.517367 in-depth interviews 0.530755 issues 0.524764 recreational center 0.522832 complex community contexts 0.556882 youth resource center 0.52676 African American student 0.545668 rural community settings 0.53977 community coalition members 0.536659 right social connections 0.543378 African American families 0.537743 white community members 0.605576 community 0.831912 upstream ecological factors 0.568684 embodiment theory 0.584683 African American teachers 0.548252 specific rural communities 0.524595 specific community contexts 0.673013 qualitative community health 0.557917 African American students 0.546638 rural town 0.548008	African American children 0.534995 African American pastor 0.542716 African American members 0.555722 Georgia Southern University 0.612882 white American populations 0.534485 local health department 0.517281 African American community 0.731071 larger community health 0.550864 American community members 0.648857 participants 0.674353 African American women 0.534257 rural youth 0.522121 African American representative 0.546315 rural communities 0.540218 race 0.5435 community organizations 0.535061 Deep South 0.64514 rural community 0.572343 African American youth 0.984297 physical activity 0.541702 community health assessment 0.623387 illegal drug activity 0.551447 upstream levels 0.530593 healthful food options 0.556908	CLICK HERE
5070	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Monday, November 09, 2009	null	Centers 0.316662 endorsement 0.396275 Pan_Pox 0.317357 current awareness 0.398845 Articles 0.317148 methods 0.316549 findings 0.339957 poxviruses detection 0.401167 Prevention 0.316624 G+C content 0.398288 inclusion 0.319444 Disease Control 0.396855 responsibility 0.317408 CDC Knowledge 0.595157 Action Science Clips 0.915001 factual accuracy 0.401171 omission 0.325679 views 0.332321 informational purposes 0.391174 Chief Science Officer 0.501227	conclusions 0.319787 public health literature 0.477276 permission 0.321753 B. Thacker CDC 0.814108 original authors 0.388267 article 0.329399 DHHS 0.464409 opinion 0.331281 non-CDC Websites 0.392995 universal PCR 0.403454 original sources 0.396644 DISCLAIMER 0.325488 selection 0.316054 service 0.319393 References 0.316044 public domain 0.401592 news sources 0.390144 Stephen B. Thacker 0.698037 items 0.349743	CLICK HERE
8275	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Recruitment and Retention ofPregnant Women for a Behavioral Intervention: Lessons from theMaternal Adiposity, Metabolism, and Stress MAMAS Study -CDC	Recruiting participants for research studies can be challenging. Many studies fall short of their target or must prolong recruitment to reach it. We examined recruitment and retention strategies and report lessons learned in a behavioral intervention developmental trial to encourage healthy pregnancy weight gain and stress reduction in low-income overweight pregnant women.	francisco bay area 0.679178 study participants 0.651465 healthy pregnancy weight 0.646725 prenatal behavioral intervention 0.627398 child care costs 0.624855 pregnancy weight gain 0.649335 low-income study participants 0.649307 hospital-based prenatal clinics 0.870349 pregnant women 0.948162 recruitment 0.717647 clinic staff 0.678502 recruit low-income women 0.640665 gestational age 0.711307 social service providers 0.623704 San Francisco Bay 0.67946 8-week behavioral intervention 0.621619 behavioral intervention 0.676379 low-income women 0.688738 stage pregnant women 0.663755 intervention participants 0.651081 California Pacific Medical 0.618365 intervention 0.71233 obese women 0.631784 study 0.738022 Phase 0.662909	Introduction Recruiting participants 0.630155 weight gain 0.679954 intervention developmental trial 0.621679 gestational weight gain 0.62321 child care 0.714388 8-week intervention 0.618669 social services agencies 0.651552 focus groups 0.683691 overall study retention 0.614736 eligible women 0.855719 intervention development trial 0.6232 eligible participants 0.636194 federal poverty guidelines 0.674974 prenatal care providers 0.720656 social services providers 0.620009 low-income minority women 0.620264 annual household income 0.668159 group intervention 0.619645 focus group participants 0.740486 inflexible work schedules 0.613027 San Francisco 0.727267 overweight pregnant women 0.718981 obese pregnant women 0.868419 retention rates 0.65285	CLICK HERE
8764	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prevention and Control of Influenza with Vaccines: InterimRecommendations of the Advisory Committee on Immunization PracticesACIP, 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.	ACIP influenza 0.872596 currently available influenza 0.481444 influenza vaccination recommendation 0.516999 trivalent influenza vaccine 0.570866 Influenza Div 0.356053 Routine annual influenza 0.493014 inactivated influenza vaccines 0.555669 ACIP influenza recommendation 0.677909 Immunization Practices 0.331406 cell culture-based vaccine 0.305035 newly licensed influenza 0.463795 Influenza Vaccine Abbreviations 0.575174 advisory committee 0.383121 recommendation statement 0.212496 influenza vaccine 0.782048	trivalent inactivated influenza 0.458233 Vaccine Recommendations 0.285925 influenza season 0.497059 influenza vaccines 0.931059 ACIP influenza vaccination 0.813065 influenza vaccination statement 0.493736 ACIP influenza recommendations 0.714686 hemagglutinin influenza vaccine 0.562011 vaccine categories 0.210027 ACIP recommendations 0.314726 inactivated influenza vaccine 0.572555 U.S. vaccine abbreviations 0.307242 attenuated influenza vaccine 0.56412 influenza virus 0.356037	CLICK HERE
9135	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Asthma - State Contacts and Programs	State Contacts and Programs	Microsoft PowerPoint file 0.471254 State Contacts 0.506092 Current Asthma 0.597021 Microsoft Word file 0.472866 Health Care Coverage 0.482473 Data Table 1-1 0.960899 Uncontrolled Asthma 0.561314 Asthma-related Missed School 0.466799 America Breathing Easier 0.51386 Health care providers 0.51237 Data Collection Choices 0.479204 Microsoft Excel file 0.470845 Asthma Call-back Survey 0.592378 Nonfunded Asthma Contacts 0.571053 page options Skip 0.478664 Asthma Action Plan 0.708058 asthma 0.772578 live healthier lives 0.518099 different file formats 0.468842 Asthma Data 0.586091 Apple Quicktime file 0.470541 Asthma Resources 0.550934 long-term control medication 0.466952 Management Asthma Action 0.595043 Control Asthma Brochures 0.598798	NCHS Asthma FastStats 0.581582 Asthma Severity 0.580056 AsthmaStats Asthma 0.562846 National Asthma Control 0.633724 Inner City Asthma 0.571566 Adobe PDF file 0.468258 CDC National Asthma 0.580275 Recent Asthma State 0.600066 active asthma 0.579329 Mixed Age Groups 0.554219 Medical clinics/physicians 0.528532 hospital emergency departments 0.507309 Search Form Controls 0.54622 Quick Links 0.467024 ASL Asthma Film 0.626418 Work-related Asthma 0.556977 Asthma Care Training 0.578243 health care 0.518671 Asthma Clinical Guidelines 0.629482 Publications Asthma Surveillance 0.577173 State Data Profiles 0.489359 Health Care Provider 0.482751 Search Controls 0.472881 NHIS Prevalence Data 0.490843	CLICK HERE
11299	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	What U.S. Hospitals Need to Know to Prepare for Ebola Virus Disease - Conference Call August 5, 2014 | Clinicians Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA)	CDC Clinician Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA). Providing clinicians the most current and reliable information on emerging public health threats, such as pandemics, natural disasters, and bioterrorism.	impacted countries 0.485042 United States 0.444016 patients 0.326601 Ebola hemorrhagic fever 0.809932 U.S. hospitals 0.457057 updates 0.323667 steps 0.331951 American citizens 0.454404 COCA 0.348577	guidance 0.329852 recent Ebola virus 0.821637 West Africa 0.551427 U.S. healthcare facilities 0.549834 outbreak 0.402273 clinicians 0.339802 U.S. hospital 0.433922 possibility 0.387737	CLICK HERE
13230	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Decrease in Rate of Opioid Analgesic Overdose Deaths -Staten Island, New York City, 2011-2013	Denise Paone, EdD1, Ellenie Tuazon, MPH1, Jessica Kattan, MD1, Michelle L. Nolan, MPH1, Daniella Bradley O'Brien1, Deborah Dowell, MD2, Thomas A. Farley, MD3, Hillary V.	Staten Island prescribers 0.469775 overdose rates 0.393587 public health interventions 0.509204 analgesic–involved overdose mortality 0.494321 Prescription Monitoring Program 0.383121 state prescription monitoring 0.433457 Staten Island–specific 0.382075 heroin-involved overdose mortality 0.401298 New York City 0.413413 analgesic high-dose prescribing 0.377967 Staten Island rates 0.425924 Staten Island 0.907289 analgesic prescribing patterns 0.376389 overdose mortality rates 0.537077 opioid analgesic–involved mortality 0.464188 heroin-involved overdose deaths 0.414935 opioid analgesic mortality 0.488139 high-dose opioid 0.443528 high dose prescriptions 0.382334 overdose death rate 0.414324 opioid analgesic–involved overdose 0.700631 Island local news 0.366255 unintentional drug poisoning 0.390769 Staten Island physicians 0.430353	NYC boroughs 0.428123 opioid analgesic prescriptions 0.677705 Methadone-involved overdose deaths 0.395821 opioid analgesics 0.515867 short-acting opioid analgesic 0.479745 Staten Island stakeholders 0.442052 office educational visits 0.426119 Staten Island mortality 0.467856 judicious opioid prescribing 0.461141 opioid use disorders 0.42855 Staten Island–targeted efforts 0.418692 overdose mortality 0.610933 new york state 0.387518 opioid prescribing guidelines 0.505838 Staten Island town 0.442758 public service announcements 0.388843 analgesic prescribing data 0.386709 Staten Island campaign 0.442581 analgesic–involved overdose deaths 0.434923 Staten Island area 0.414583 overdose mortality trends 0.412818 Staten Island residents 0.536873 drug-involved overdose deaths 0.391229	CLICK HERE
14154	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Food Security Status and Barriers to Fruit and Vegetable Consumption in Two Economically Deprived Communities of Oakland, California, 2013-2014	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.	preparation time 0.386846 Food environment 0.266099 short-form food security 0.293921 vegetable consumption 0.964856 food security status 0.819188 healthy food intake 0.304678 daily servings 0.443193 adequate food 0.265184 food-insecure populations 0.349639 healthy food consumption 0.804421 economically deprived neighborhoods 0.288628 lower consumption 0.30183 food insecurity 0.343423 food choice 0.263559 food-insecure respondents 0.565066 food cost 0.289784 taste preferences 0.290055 food secure 0.285195 total consumption 0.293753 healthy food taste 0.352374 consumption rates 0.349536 taste × food 0.277289 Average monthly consumption 0.322755 healthy foods 0.636358	healthy food access 0.305503 study 0.304999 fruit 0.402795 food quality 0.27463 independent variables 0.269603 minimally sufficient set 0.290922 26-item dietary screener 0.350496 vegetables 0.337694 in-home food preparation 0.276138 daily consumption 0.2992 food preparation time 0.367139 food-secure respondents 0.473593 food decisions 0.29874 fruits 0.289037 food-insecure households 0.274192 public health 0.263941 cost 0.365557 average daily servings 0.303876 annual household income 0.289409 vegetable consumption control 0.344681 healthy food preparation 0.30611 food-secure populations 0.290818 barriers 0.290411 college degree 0.287736	CLICK HERE