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589	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Protect Against Respiratory Syncytial Virus | CDC Features	RSV is common during fall, winter and spring. It usually causes mild, cold-like symptoms. But RSV can be serious, especially for infants and older adults. Help protect your child and others from RSV.	hands 0.44098 Premature babies 0.407478 alcohol-based hand sanitizer 0.485685 tissue 0.336277 RSV infection 0.902383 coughing 0.348111 school 0.335433 childcare center 0.391477 immune systems 0.404142 young children 0.586027 high-risk children 0.39188 lungs 0.344873 small airways 0.41363 Healthy people 0.400706 organ transplants 0.402095 germs 0.409041 unwashed hands 0.41677 infants 0.371417 Reduced appetite 0.407758 sick people 0.400921 water 0.334172 extra care 0.387539 RSV season 0.635027 certain heart problems 0.489004 difficulty breathing 0.399961	common cold 0.400851 cold-like symptoms 0.710331 United States 0.413312 Stay home 0.392978 chronic lung disease 0.484958 public areas 0.393439 eyes 0.336466 Runny nose 0.420936 surfaces 0.373722 sneezing 0.353546 prevention tips 0.493171 close contact 0.471601 Child Care 0.388502 higher risk 0.58856 RSV touch 0.587567 severe lung infections 0.501974 people 0.488023 specific medical treatments 0.490707 Respiratory syncytial virus 0.503276 mouth 0.366495 older adults 0.60887 time 0.337861 severe illness 0.497155 HIV infection 0.443956	CLICK HERE
4450	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Taking Care of Yourself When You Have Seasonal Flu	Taking Care of Yourself: What to Do if You Get Sick with Flu.	flu symptoms 0.646716 social events 0.217722 health care provider 0.546374 emergency room 0.56828 emergency warning signs 0.320668 flu complications 0.444127 Developing Flu–Related Complications 0.378933 public gatherings 0.217604 pregnant women 0.236133 flu-related complications 0.420171 flu sickness 0.414318 mild illness 0.267941 young children 0.230809 high risk group 0.533841 illness 0.284327	medical help 0.220784 Certain people 0.236765 antiviral drugs 0.387712 seasonal flu 0.427339 medical care 0.505351 people 0.379418 flu 0.823067 fever-reducing medicine 0.219989 certain medical conditions 0.34011 antiviral treatment 0.249217 physician assistant 0.234449 novel flu virus 0.537219 high risk status 0.339815 high risk 0.988392	CLICK HERE
4660	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Lessons learned from a collaborative to improve care for patients with diabetes in 17 community health centers, Massachusetts, 2006	null	multiple CHC teams 0.39315 future collaborative efforts 0.389834 patient data 0.370535 CHC team members 0.398855 PDSA cycles 0.443949 team leaders 0.41824 health care team 0.578266 health care delivery 0.476965 quality improvement 0.375652 Massachusetts collaborative 0.374177 senior leadership 0.375618 health care providers 0.388502 Chronic Care Model 0.994369 entire health care 0.387563 provider champions 0.374693 provider champion 0.393606 self-management goals 0.371997 Disparities Collaborative team 0.40234 Carolina Diabetes Collaborative 0.394604 teams 0.452631 patients 0.459727 CHCs 0.57386 patient registries 0.38663 team members 0.558775	collaborative team leaders 0.404404 CHC teams 0.409713 primary care provider 0.376294 Massachusetts Diabetes Health 0.457876 support 0.372179 CHCs opportunities 0.401356 electronic medical record 0.384225 patient registry 0.395769 collaborative’s activities 0.375284 intercoder agreement 0.382356 diabetes care 0.376477 diabetes-related health disparities 0.385657 Massachusetts Medical School 0.494713 Health Disparities Collaborative 0.521762 National Health Disparities 0.384327 primary health care 0.395537 staff 0.372201 Massachusetts League 0.415131 Patient Electronic Care 0.379212 community health centers 0.843311 delivery system design 0.38066 Care Model component 0.458204 Diabetes Health Disparities 0.463652 community health center 0.376206	CLICK HERE
5598	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Oil mist (mineral) - 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
5962	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Ferrovanadium dust - 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
7126	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Indonesia	CDC has collaborated with Indonesia for more than fifty years.	public buildings 0.558218 study 0.341788 CDC 0.582963 endorsement 0.38156 data 0.341436 injuries 0.349812 infectious diseases 0.604888 Indonesian Ministry 0.652106 noncommunicable diseases 0.593497 South Halmahera district 0.803807 influenza-like illness 0.585867 high-priority public health 0.905925 Content source 0.565427 HHS 0.388696 pneumonia 0.376446 Notice 0.354333 children 0.341495 tobacco 0.341157	Download Overview Fact 0.828881 priority diseases 0.602246 Assistance 0.346612 Minister 0.343665 needs 0.346056 diarrhea 0.375797 Early Warning 0.593317 malaria deaths 0.66473 Response 0.344227 notifiable disease surveillance 0.887904 malaria incidence 0.662021 non-federal site 0.618315 lung function standards 0.800554 2004-2009 0.342405 employees 0.341222 Sheet 0.344954 Indonesian adults 0.615373 Health address 0.596461	CLICK HERE
7455	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National Center for Environmental Health - Publications and Products	Data Resources for the National Center for Environmental Health	MPEG 0.244631 environmental health professionals 0.98284 different file formats 0.89414 U.S. population 0.591263 measures 0.227782 PPT 0.309105	nutrition status 0.519161 inspectors 0.281426 DOC 0.234232 public health professionals 0.976114 housing managers 0.592644 home inspection 0.603126	CLICK HERE
9775	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Asthma - Table 4-1 Current Asthma Prevalence Percents by Age, NHIS, 2011	Table 4-1 Current Asthma Prevalence Percents by Age, 2011	Family Income 0.666407 ** 0.626377 West 0.486459 South 0.48717 Puerto Rican 0.679466 10.6 0.803518	Midwest 0.487885 White 0.501719 Black Non-Hispanic 0.678942 Female 0.938153 Region 0.488998 Poverty Threshold 0.671839	CLICK HERE
13718	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	RMSF is Deadly, Yet Preventable | CDC Features	Early treatment with doxycycline can prevent severe illness and death.	North Carolina 0.364345 untreated cases 0.365006 American Academy 0.415966 health care provider 0.940988 tick prevention 0.433989 FALSE. Tick bites 0.554473 doxycycline 0.620609 tick habitats 0.522142 children 0.376875 Avoiding Ticks page 0.502907 health care providers 0.415296 life-threatening illness 0.379255 antibiotic treatment 0.484004 RMSF infections 0.379096 Early treatment 0.376558 symptoms 0.398139 FALSE. Treatment 0.398502 RMSF cases 0.386037 Tick Removal page 0.467605 fever 0.417077 laboratory test 0.510206 laboratory test results 0.478241 tick grasp 0.431387 RMSF infection 0.375364	infected tick 0.545723 Rocky Mountain 0.461993 tickborne diseases 0.427202 diagnostic test results 0.405448 Early signs 0.364192 reliable laboratory test 0.404172 Permethrin kills ticks 0.514033 illness 0.473066 antibiotic doxycycline 0.551797 FALSE. Doxycycline 0.454864 ticks 0.784309 RMSF 0.658919 RMSF report 0.411962 outdoor activities 0.41085 previously healthy people 0.408826 tickborne illness 0.391149 people 0.435163 Indian Health Service 0.411376 rash 0.413857 deadly tickborne disease 0.425875 contiguous United States 0.415209 unattached ticks 0.459556 information 0.37004 severe illness 0.371329	CLICK HERE
16356	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Progress with Scale-Up of HIV Viral Load Monitoring - SevenSub-Saharan African Countries, January 2015-June 2016 |MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	viral load monitoring 0.452646 overall testing capacity 0.340927 CDC 0.334265 sub-Saharan African countries 0.360518 HIV-1 Viral Load 0.410432 load testing capacity 0.376644 Global HIV/AIDS 0.355278 number 0.329384 viral suppression 0.515787 load testing targets 0.389394 World Health Organization 0.330193 load proficiency testing 0.379406 Global Health 0.352508 patients 0.360081 molecular testing platforms 0.335925 countries 0.407206 test turnaround time 0.346812 HIV treatment 0.350076 persons 0.347589 low viral load 0.401419 public health practice 0.33013 load testing platforms 0.371112 human immunodeficiency virus 0.348984 South Africa 0.417718 effective viral load 0.399791	HIV patient monitoring 0.336876 viral load test 0.459367 load testing scale-up 0.37478 Côte d’Ivoire 0.41294 viral load suppression 0.414874 ART 0.404959 antiretroviral therapy 0.328504 viral load proficiency 0.419446 viral suppression rates 0.379448 sub-Saharan Africa 0.367972 sub-Saharan countries 0.328302 viral load testing 0.933471 turnaround time 0.374324 viral loading testing 0.391219 Proficiency Testing program 0.335746 ART patients 0.345257 recommends viral load 0.417809 adequate equipment capacity 0.350265 viral suppression goals 0.377199 HIV viral load 0.414758 HIV worldwide 0.331111 HIV infection 0.367421 viral load scale-up 0.411322 sub-Saharan Africa accounting 0.331759	CLICK HERE