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4409	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Norovirus SummaryDocument - Vessel Sanitation Program	The Vessel Sanitation Program at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention assists the cruise ship industry to prevent and control the introduction, transmission, and spread of gastrointestinal (GI) illnesses on cruise ships.	significant gastroenteritis 0.766266 fecally-contaminated food 0.538644 lowest frequency 0.537606 viral particles 0.543295 contaminated fomites. 0.537483 norovirus-associated gastroenteritis 0.701976 Strict adherence 0.534434 GIV.  GI 0.556076 Infectious dose 0.552579 throat.  Bloody diarrhea 0.690847 long-term immunity 0.55024 severe vomiting 0.617915 infection.  Repeat infections 0.634417 zoonotic transmission 0.546023 Incubation period 0.6811 Norwalk virus 0.564376 Human Genogroups 0.546957 single-stranded RNA 0.598506 Strain-specific immunity 0.555218 person-to-person spread 0.542412 foodborne illness outbreaks 0.745066 Temporal distribution 0.543471 self-limiting gastrenteritis 0.532472 abdominal cramps 0.53915 diarrhe persist.  Deaths 0.642365	epidemic viral gastroenteritis 0.915427 non-enveloped viruses 0.561453 High degree 0.527288 winter vomiting disease 0.806765 Norovirus gastroenteritis outbreaks 0.899614 humans.  GIII 0.558329 Specific data 0.544873 United States.  Estimated 0.680855 acute gastroenteritis 0.736612 acceptable halogen levels 0.642851 recreational water systems 0.641275 noroviruses.  Low-grade fever 0.651583 high attack rates 0.657997 populations.  Immunity 0.555474 median duration 0.555765 Envelop present 0.565962 distribution systems 0.531729 Geographic distribution 0.546474 filtration subsystems 0.530786 self-limited.  Oral 0.5247 Clinical characteristics 0.54034 Norwalk-like virus 0.581462 infected persons 0.531024 parasitic pathogens 0.542041	CLICK HERE
5258	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Collaboration to Increase Colorectal Cancer Screening Among Low-Income Uninsured Patients	null	Anchorage Neighborhood Health 0.557684 ANHC medical staff 0.454759 fecal occult blood 0.791007 ANHC patient population 0.436126 occult blood tests 0.532966 CRC screening services 0.706481 RFL 0.524676 colorectal cancer screening 0.571672 immunochemical fecal occult 0.460315 uninsured patients 0.540044 care medical practices 0.448719 colorectal cancer 0.5831 screening program design 0.522822 primary care services 0.43591 CRC screening 0.935059 Life Alaska 0.56082 patients 0.698449 comprehensive screening program 0.530699 underinsured ANHC patients 0.494032 ANHC screening care 0.640888 private endoscopy centers 0.451507 Lance Armstrong Foundation 0.431788 CRC screening program 0.82929 CRC screening tests 0.595501	occult blood test 0.441779 largest community health 0.488073 CRC deaths 0.432228 Alaska Medical Center 0.429866 part-time ANHC screening 0.523144 screening care coordinator 0.96477 scarce screening resources 0.515511 Anchorage medical community 0.445884 pathology services 0.559262 medical practices 0.673497 ANHC patients 0.558753 federally qualified health 0.452645 ANHC electronic health 0.433801 Various screening modalities 0.501217 medical community 0.628441 health center 0.69636 heavily discounted CRC 0.442448 Neighborhood Health Center 0.624204 part-time screening care 0.49655 primary care 0.519328 positive screening exams 0.49338 RFL-funded colonoscopy program 0.444763 low screening rates 0.502415 community health center 0.608379	CLICK HERE
5334	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Two-tiered Testing Decision Tree for Lyme Disease	Information on Lyme disease. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	Lyme disease 0.668968 figure 0.439517 cases 0.439015 Two-tier Testing Decision 0.919067 IFA 0.46616 IgG Western Blot 0.880123 Enzyme Immunoassay 0.686773 alternative diagnosis 0.626384 IgM Western Blot 0.931599 test yields 0.657426	steps 0.4516 symptoms 0.500039 convalescent serum 0.681099 provider 0.467048 patient 0.564379 options 0.437268 Tree 0.443816 Immunofluorescence Assay 0.693882 EIA 0.466421 negative results 0.624323	CLICK HERE
8255	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Hearing Loss, Articles - NCBDDD	Hearing loss can affect a child’s ability to develop communication, language, and social skills. The earlier children with hearing loss start getting services, the more likely they are to reach their full potential. If you are a parent and you suspect your child has hearing loss, trust your instincts and speak with your child’s doctor. Don’t wait!	Baby Hear 0.369816 Pediatrics 0.38466 Mortality Weekly Report 0.705604 Clinical Virology 0.358905 Loss Data 0.374908 CDC EHDI 0.372478 Childhood vision impairment 0.40852 Health Management Practice 0.401914 quality data 0.366295 T. R. 0.363495 vision impairment 0.425549 autism spectrum disorder 0.518959 Read summary 0.95642 Ross DS 0.406182 Read article 0.783918 Health Interview Survey 0.404178 American Journal 0.362711 Early Hearing Detection 0.582039 Van Naarden Braun 0.415806 hearing loss 0.634361 Read key findings 0.536828 intellectual disability 0.364467 ASHA Leader 0.360181 Screening Follow-up Results 0.515198	metropolitan atlanta 0.363052 Grosse SD 0.410776 United States 0.481066 Health Journal 0.370191 Screening Result 0.382229 Infants Identified 0.42369 Article summary 0.576861 Health Styles Survey 0.407816 journal 0.394767 Read articles 0.393565 Early Hearing Loss 0.507302 Congenital Cytomegalovirus 0.358141 communication skills 0.369745 co-occurring autism spectrum 0.404459 Medical homes 0.367032 Newborn Hearing Screening 0.69253 Public Health Reports 0.413566 Universal Newborn Hearing 0.487054 early diagnosis 0.371364 Hearing Screening Follow-up 0.596094 Unilateral Hearing Loss 0.487072 CDC scientific articles 0.418923 Young Children 0.360552 cerebral palsy 0.35968	CLICK HERE
9626	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Asthma - BRFSS 2008 - Child Asthma Data - Table C2.2	BRFSS 2008 - Child Asthma Data - Table C2.2	Puerto Rico 0.660865 data 0.356915 CI 0.418695 normal approximation 0.657786 values 0.370138 standard error 0.62778 states 0.356687 Total 0.357067	confidence interval 0.944821 small sample size 0.785087 caution 0.400131 District 0.356459 Notes 0.362349 binomial distribution 0.650666 estimates 0.385103	CLICK HERE
9845	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Sociocultural Tailoring of aHealthy Lifestyle Intervention to Reduce Cardiovascular Disease andType 2 Diabetes Risk Among Latinos - CDC	Suboptimal lifestyle factors in combination with genetic susceptibility contribute to cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes risk among Latinos.	healthy lifestyle intervention 0.492576 family history education 0.768519 healthy lifestyle program 0.354861 program tailoring 0.380286 community health behaviors 0.36755 healthy lifestyle 0.519935 family members 0.375711 suboptimal lifestyle factors 0.362971 SCSV educational modules 0.352938 formative research 0.351744 family health history 0.380416 Latino community 0.52987 Kentucky Latino residents 0.343563 latina women 0.343416 appropriate health resources 0.521135 La Casita Center 0.390233 Latino residents 0.422673 Latinos 0.365 Janet C. Meininger 0.345099 study 0.367524 family history information 0.382716 Health-Promoting Lifestyle Profile 0.344262 community–academic collaboration 0.365065 public health implications 0.391015 Latino community development 0.355573	genomic knowledge 0.506537 health needs 0.39146 family health behaviors 0.360945 Su Vida 0.412993 community-based participatory research 0.3575 participants 0.420176 health care resources 0.458433 cardiovascular disease 0.450914 Latino population 0.381064 SCSV program 0.624903 sociocultural tailoring 0.415114 community partners 0.3608 health 0.630504 lifestyle educational program 0.372801 promotores-facilitated educational program 0.345071 urban Latino community 0.36482 Latino community members 0.437384 health-promoting lifestyle 0.369105 Mary Kay Rayens 0.346081 family history module 0.522796 socioculturally appropriate health 0.346646 family history 0.957613 limited health care 0.396042 risk 0.346063	CLICK HERE
10286	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Drugs Exposed to High Temperatures'PSAs for Disasters	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) provides Public Service Announcements (PSAs) to help share life-saving information during natural disasters and severe weather. English and Spanish PSAs are in a variety of formats including text, audio, and video.	Water 0.523589 Carbon Monoxide Poisoning 0.593614 Kreyòk Ayisyen 0.528926 DME Batteries 0.539967 Generator Safety 0.526936 Cold Weather 0.576627 Apre yon Katastwòf 0.519098 Sanitize Food Cans 0.511536 Loved Ones 0.536427 Mold Cleaning 0.518854 Haitian Creole 0.56641 yon Katastwòf Natirèl 0.519261 disasters 0.511449 Kid 0.536966 Pet Kit 0.551677 Cans Swollen 0.536185 Pet Microchip 0.528772 Kids 0.51815 Heat 0.518704 Chain Saw Injuries 0.522181 Canned Drinks 0.521924 Cell Phone 0.524477 Renal Diet 0.536439 Preparedness Tip 0.963606	Hypothermia 0.516852 Evacuation Centers 0.513584 Supply Recheck 0.536853 Carbon Monoxide 0.600726 Spanish [Español] 0.522848 Food – Perishables 0.52187 Food – Canned 0.520647 Food – Cans 0.532221 Early Treatment 0.533557 Extreme Heat 0.513166 Safety 0.527094 Stay 0.513724 Food 0.537248 Flood Water 0.521592 Disaster Preparedness 0.583267 Older Adults 0.512552 Emergency Wound Care 0.514803 Dialysis Kit 0.533621 Public Service Announcements 0.516163 Educational Materials 0.511783 Power Outage Spanish 0.512924 Worker Safety 0.512329 severe weather 0.511548 Power Line 0.524657	CLICK HERE
11818	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Graduated Driver Licensing	Parents Are the Key to Safe Teen Drivers, a campaign from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), helps parents, pediatricians and communities reduce teen driving injuries and deaths.	new drivers 0.500821 privileges 0.431778 passengers 0.344084 visit Insurance Institute 0.619372 CDC 0.341101 laws 0.328559 three-stage GDL systems 0.92595 driver licensing practices 0.684992 implement actionable plans 0.650482 night 0.331026 Driver Licensing systems 0.685444	Motor Vehicles web 0.610725 states 0.348329 skills 0.333368 teen crashes 0.506935 Graduated Driver Licensing 0.984543 Highway Safety 0.475893 stages 0.336376 information 0.328 state 0.345908 lower-risk conditions 0.506085 GDL Planning Guide 0.880388	CLICK HERE
13338	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prevalence of Sexual Violence Against Children and Use ofSocial Services - Seven Countries, 2007-2013	Steven A. Sumner, MD1,2; James A. Mercy, PhD1; Janet Saul, PhD3; Nozipho Motsa-Nzuza4; Gideon Kwesigabo, PhD5; Robert Buluma, MAEPM6; Louis H.	generalized HIV epidemics 0.552642 host country 0.576057 host country governments 0.557796 AIDS Relief 0.551924 social welfare 0.553049 children 0.619784 Louis H. Marcelin 0.561141 social services 0.571362 poor social relations 0.554441 global public-private partnership 0.561888 Emergency Plan 0.554916 violence prevention 0.637658 World Health Organization 0.558775 countries 0.603686 high-risk sexual activities 0.572316 host country survey 0.560319 child sexual violence 0.655576 sexually transmitted diseases 0.609087 childhood sexual violence 0.793996 unwanted attempted sex 0.571547 Steven A. Sumner 0.557312 human immunodeficiency virus 0.557947 vaginal/anal object insertion 0.554154 various health measures 0.55675 disease prevention strategies 0.564201	United Nations Children 0.564937 response plans 0.553782 lifetime childhood prevalence 0.571609 physical health problems 0.571001 national household surveys 0.562581 forced penetrative sex 0.561224 multiple sex partners 0.5608 primary prevention 0.560178 Susan D. Hillis 0.558957 local government response 0.552401 Daniela P. Ligiero 0.560349 multistage cluster survey 0.555366 childhood violence 0.636338 sexual violence 0.945787 females 0.586893 James A. Mercy 0.559428 services 0.617275 international collaboration 0.552069 CDC institutional review 0.562694 VACS 0.561984 Swaziland 0.563689 child protective services 0.579637 high prevalence rates 0.568569 major global health 0.563134	CLICK HERE
16393	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Peligro por la presencia de plomo en algunos juguetes - Especiales CDC - CDC en Español	Proteja a los niños de riesgos posibles por la presencia de plomo en algunos juguetes y joyas de juguete, regalados en esta temporada de fiestas.	altos niveles 0.597449 alto nivel 0.595498 Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.695471 dé tratamiento 0.602543 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.708791 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.690282	Estados Unidos 0.625452 Archivo Microsoft 0.994344 Archivo Microsoft Word 0.706138 boca joyas 0.647306 simple vista 0.63735 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.691263	CLICK HERE