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1253	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	WHO Global Rotavirus Surveillance Network: A StrategicReview of the First 5 Years, 2008-2012	Mary M. Agócs, MD1, Fatima Serhan, PhD1, Catherine Yen, MD2,3, Jason M. Mwenda, MD4, Lúcia H.	strategic review findings 0.33134 strategic review team 0.35343 case-based disease surveillance 0.382717 rotavirus surveillance platform 0.527817 rotavirus vaccines 0.393743 rotavirus surveillance data 0.781554 surveillance activities 0.304678 regional surveillance networks 0.3717 Global Rotavirus Surveillance 0.855068 higher quality surveillance 0.444878 Disease surveillance systems 0.395395 vaccine introduction 0.755224 World Health Organization 0.32571 vaccination program sustainability 0.307914 rotavirus disease 0.561533 GAVI Alliance support 0.534098 countries 0.403987 rotavirus detection 0.326497 sentinel surveillance hospitals 0.495761 assess laboratory network 0.297954 Regional Office 0.331523 rotavirus testing data 0.574656 data management systems 0.35193 strategic review 0.70515 rotavirus vaccine 0.589097	rotavirus genotype distribution 0.385528 sentinel surveillance sites 0.399788 rotavirus disease trends 0.413269 financial support 0.327688 sentinel hospital 0.299151 Rotavirus Surveillance Network 0.878971 strategic review recommendations 0.304177 GAVI Alliance 0.772982 surveillance network performance 0.616455 vaccine-preventable disease surveillance 0.729847 global surveillance network 0.429138 inclusion criteria 0.411591 WHO-coordinated Global Rotavirus 0.380673 data analysis 0.309811 hospital surveillance network 0.417278 frequently observed rotavirus 0.370074 future surveillance needs 0.32657 rotavirus surveillance 0.928995 Mary M. AgУГcs 0.324347 new vaccines surveillance 0.352092 vaccine introduction decisions 0.386469 quality surveillance data 0.487856 surveillance data quality 0.393855 GAVI Alliance vaccine 0.334317	CLICK HERE
5262	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Health Literacy - Introduction	Provides an overview of the web site purpose and content			CLICK HERE
5413	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Geographic and sociodemographic disparities in drive times to Joint Commission-certified primary stroke centers in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia.	null	North Carolina 0.785935 ischemic stroke patients 0.623181 stroke treatment center 0.599662 acute stroke care 0.92159 Age-adjusted county-level stroke 0.620081 county-level stroke death 0.65747 stroke care standards 0.621039 Commission–certified primary stroke 0.674601 American Stroke Association 0.668881 robust stroke systems 0.606171 commission primary stroke 0.632642 Northwest Regional Stroke 0.616725 primary stroke center 0.714588 timely acute stroke 0.703029 primary stroke centers 0.805961 stroke systems 0.697963 Regional Stroke Network 0.618667 Stroke Network 0.624099 National Acute Stroke 0.677344 stroke symptoms 0.601347 stroke patients 0.684208 nearest primary stroke 0.608165 stroke deaths 0.6591 hemorrhagic stroke 0.598247 South Carolina 0.628584	acute stroke 0.949386 60-minute drive time 0.711865 Acute Stroke Registry 0.677336 quality stroke care 0.641065 regional stroke 0.620139 stroke care presents 0.62028 drive times 0.59611 stroke care 0.949809 acute stroke treatment 0.616363 ischemic stroke 0.647271 age-adjusted stroke death 0.653327 primary stroke 0.815798 Stroke Association Task 0.603931 stroke center designation 0.641255 highest stroke death 0.599881 stroke center criteria 0.595663 high stroke death 0.685541 stroke 0.981599 stroke care centers 0.628642 quality acute stroke 0.712444 Tri-State Stroke Network 0.621759 additional stroke center 0.596481 stroke death rates 0.88917 acute ischemic stroke 0.62704	CLICK HERE
5519	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	n-Heptane - 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
6214	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Understanding Literacy	This page explains literacy and numeracy, shows some data, and links to research, reports, and policy resources.	ProLiteracy web site 0.3075 health literacy data 0.609461 limited literacy 0.504875 Longitudinal Study 0.306268 highest proficiency level 0.341858 U.S. Department 0.495922 better literacy skills 0.620224 limited skills 0.28476 highest numeracy levels 0.437636 adult life 0.287376 national education surveys 0.359273 Education Professional Development 0.324556 web site 0.318879 country comparative study 0.316774 effective public policy 0.310114 literacy 0.951069 weak literacy 0.501255 communicate mathematical information 0.318347 related skills 0.2782 data adult literacy 0.587671 health literacy 0.637881 adult education issues 0.348388 national adult education 0.399749 numeracy 0.612322	Adult Competencies 0.284304 proficiency levels. 0.287516 adults 0.314509 literacy resources 0.483421 health literacy skills 0.634076 literacy development 0.477704 poor health 0.278602 family literacy 0.484454 Literacy Information 0.474942 Elementary school children 0.314358 State University 0.317146 literacy policies 0.518403 Georgia State University 0.310859 technical education 0.27694 adult literacy 0.777686 technology skills 0.292731 numeracy policies 0.377747 U.S. adults 0.278477 adult literacy data 0.574539 English language acquisition 0.306614 Adult Learning project 0.327925 numeracy skills 0.524561 Portland State University 0.308294 lower literacy proficiency 0.627721	CLICK HERE
9649	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NIOSH A-Z Index - M	null	MPEG 0.502478 site 0.37094 PDF 0.374179 PPT 0.576414	email address 0.737981 DOC 0.493605 different file formats 0.947299	CLICK HERE
9964	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tom Chiller | Conversations with the Director | CDC Director | CDC	The CDC Director’s webpage offers information on Dr. Thomas Frieden, who became the agency’s 16th director in June 2009. The pages features information on Dr. Frieden’s Weekly Focus, the Latest from Dr. Frieden (his RSS feed), and links to his bio, statements, videos, press releases, media appearances, photos, presentations, and speeches.	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
11824	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Disease Detective: Gabrielle - CDC Responds to the 2014 Ebola Outbreak	CDC works 24/7 saving lives, protecting people from health threats, and saving money to have a more secure nation. A US federal agency, CDC helps make the healthy choice the easy choice by putting science and prevention into action. CDC works to help people live longer, healthier and more productive lives.	personal time 0.660386 Task Force 0.847145 grade school 0.699034 career 0.565569 brilliant solutions 0.678291 shift 0.559521 high fevers 0.683815 Medical Services personnel 0.82243 Associate Director 0.677613 family time 0.659468 Ebola outbreak 0.981283 school nurse 0.691373 health signage 0.678238 security checkpoints 0.688737 communication effort 0.673685 teasing 0.544945 trainings 0.543305 Emergency Operations Center 0.810815 customs agents 0.668849 severe cases 0.673165 travelers 0.616206 circumstance 0.541961 folks 0.530178 fast pace 0.67437 parents 0.532411	health threats 0.68235 H1N1 response 0.664491 severe outbreak 0.71042 Gabrielle 0.641248 emotional toll 0.66586 public health 0.707442 gong signal 0.676082 situation 0.530967 airport message boards 0.829792 Middle East Respiratory 0.811441 disease 0.533652 H1N1 influenza 0.669171 largest Ebola epidemic 0.912025 Quarantine 0.534517 health education class 0.867606 brilliant people 0.692787 exposures 0.533494 type-one diabetes 0.691713 border security agents 0.827319 West Africa 0.850563 classmates 0.546145 airport workers 0.684855 Global Migration Task 0.828971 MERS 0.540108	CLICK HERE
12718	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	The Story of Folic Acid Fortification	The video documents the compelling story of how Folic Acid fortification has become a staple in the lives of women of child-bearing age everywhere to protect their babies from developing major birth defects such as spina bifida and anencephaly that are either fatal or have serious, long-term consequences for the child. The documentary short chronicles how spina bifida F could be the next major health problem eradicated after smallpox and polio. 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/cdctv/FolicAcid/	Folic Acid Fortification 0.933821	Story 0.299595	CLICK HERE
13832	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Primary Amebic MeningoencephalitisAssociated with Hot Spring Exposure During International Travel -Seminole County, Florida, July 2014	Please note: An erratum has been published for this article. To view the erratum, please click here.	real-time polymerase chain 0.503848 viral meningitis 0.413203 presumptive diagnosis 0.419324 free-living ameba infections 0.537788 N. fowleri 0.938584 resort hot springs 0.499921 Seminole County 0.510326 Health Protection 0.425896 water samples 0.424536 nasal mucosa 0.462305 devastating infection 0.41777 northern United States 0.499814 low grade fever 0.507823 nasal insufflation 0.440175 frontal lobes 0.429615 cerebral spinal fluid 0.49567 free-living ameba 0.546569 Swannie Jett 0.429359 Health care professionals 0.51689 CSF specimen 0.457579 olfactory nerves 0.423153 PAM infection 0.468204 illness onset 0.489955 high mortality rate 0.480594 nasal irrigation 0.450559	antiparasitic drug 0.41698 Tania Slade 0.421669 investigational drug 0.420461 United States 0.554602 primary amebic meningoencephalitis 0.53687 Tania A. Slade 0.556132 routine tests 0.416868 water slide 0.421419 Mirna Chamorro 0.413355 Costa Rica 0.503233 clinically compatible illness 0.487012 Dean Bodager MPA2 0.526704 ameba activity 0.416074 hot springs 0.510159 Naegleria fowleri 0.532384 Florida Department 0.878191 fresh water body 0.519245 nasal cavity 0.455821 fresh water bodies 0.542421 fresh water exposure 0.51186 motile ameba 0.549215 fresh water 0.696748 Benjamin G. Klekamp 0.495943 PAM 0.486881	CLICK HERE