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716	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tularemia - United States, 2001-2010	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.	Alternate Text 0.528327 Human Services 0.550882 public health practitioners 0.536771 human cases 0.531914 bacterial zoonosis 0.520256 average annual incidence 0.688982 direct contact 0.522072 South Central states 0.638978 Median age 0.52145 central U.S. states 0.545026 winter cases 0.527546 patients 0.520524 Tularemia outbreak 0.616547 regional lymphadenopathy 0.567704 glandular tularemia 0.65053 highest annual incidence 0.634376 individual cases 0.546931 high incidence rates 0.534836 annual incidence 0.76424 F. tularensis antigen 0.609899 preceding decade 0.582332 additional patient information 0.601383 laboratory confirmation 0.555119 median number 0.524714 western United States 0.556717	public health management 0.517422 United States 0.730467 urban-rural classification scheme 0.604117 age group 0.553223 CDC National Center 0.524643 causes oropharyngeal disease 0.520341 South Atlantic states 0.55706 National Notifiable Diseases 0.616891 ulceroglandular tularemia 0.651015 percutaneous inoculation 0.519142 health departments 0.586809 tularensis subspecies tularensis 0.541401 public health 0.621807 East South Central 0.612217 tularemia surveillance 0.616961 Notifiable Diseases Surveillance 0.6131 South Dakota 0.691485 Pacific states 0.59119 select agent 0.517158 local public health 0.518069 U.S. states 0.549019 tularemia cases 0.963677 F. tularensis 0.788762 New England states 0.546407	CLICK HERE
4754	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	School and student characteristics associated with screen-time sedentary behavior among students in grades 5-8, Ontario, Canada, 2007-2008.	null	school-level differences 0.383581 data 0.399668 school programs 0.406616 secondary school students 0.386208 research 0.402696 screen-time sedentary behavior 0.703901 school 0.681552 PA levels 0.397846 Canadian elementary school 0.377405 student characteristics 0.497225 body mass index 0.389825 sedentary pursuits 0.384487 student PA questionnaire 0.402683 individual student characteristics 0.396324 schools 0.433652 School Health Environment 0.386034 standard deviation 0.390196 time sedentary behavior 0.43061 elementary school students 0.423667 school environment 0.422693 sedentary lifestyles 0.388391 healthy physical environment 0.378503 students 0.526837 between-school random variation 0.380515	significant school characteristics 0.385584 significant between-school 0.421632 school characteristics 0.443028 school capacity 0.395164 previous research 0.393361 moderate screen time 0.696523 sedentary behavior 0.838675 public health 0.405619 multilevel logistic regression 0.395302 high screen time 0.842911 elementary schools 0.416571 screen-time sedentary behaviors 0.410755 school board ethics 0.377161 elementary school version 0.378361 physical activity 0.499473 PA 0.552494 significant between-school variation 0.375133 student-level characteristics 0.420262 parental encouragement 0.398134 screen time 0.968139 sedentary behaviors 0.432367 Healthy School 0.379679 low screen time 0.583317 average screen time 0.391839	CLICK HERE
6501	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	South Africa Map - Yellow Fever	Information on Yellow Fever. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	ongoing outbreak 0.237418 World Health Organization 0.287974 yellow fever 0.966818 recent updates 0.216979 Download South America 0.29736 Map pdf version 0.289211 current map 0.20586 eastern Brazil 0.232027 Brazil travel notice 0.324093	yellow fever outbreak 0.606157 Working Group 0.219684 2These countries 0.203088 animal reservoirs 0.211102 Geographic Risk 0.217532 risk areas 0.210248 yellow fever transmission 0.662207 health website 0.213404	CLICK HERE
6641	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Community Members Home Page	Community Members			CLICK HERE
7063	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Kyrgyzstan	CDC has been collaborating with Ministry of Health in the Kyrgyz Republic since 1995 to better recognize and respond to serious public health threats.	CDC 0.787203 endorsement 0.432909 IBBS 0.498617 EHCMS 0.436224 Laboratory Training Program 0.642376 Kazakhstan 0.518775 nation-wide implementation 0.644668 capacity 0.456621 epidemiologists 0.440063 Content source 0.524637 HHS 0.435515 FELTP 0.42161 Notice 0.42298 public health threats 0.91161 sponsors 0.420347 Download Overview Fact 0.647973 electronic HIV case-management 0.64523 control disease 0.53734	Kyrgyzstan 0.533886 modern methods 0.532815 assessments 0.449037 Uzbekistan 0.429024 deficiencies 0.428117 Kyrgyz Republic 0.719705 Central Asia Regional 0.65873 country office 0.53389 non-federal site 0.540778 activities 0.423036 CDC/CAR 0.421718 HIV Integrated Bio-Behavioral 0.659166 new standard operating 0.624906 Field Epidemiology 0.547059 employees 0.42038 Sheet 0.422131 Tajikistan 0.430986	CLICK HERE
7411	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Chemical Weapons Elimination - Fact Sheets and Publications	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention provides independent oversight to the U.S. chemical weapons elimination program and serves as an important element in ensuring the safe destruction of chemical warfare material for protection of public health.	agents GA 0.358686 U.S. Chemical Weapons 0.708348 Interim Recommendations 0.39353 Revised Plan 0.327108 Incinerator air emissions 0.453123 Environmental Treatment Facility 0.44924 human health 0.349392 Disease Control 0.785206 Weapons Elimination Timeline 0.52892 Chemical Weapons Elimination 0.941461 Chemical Agent Disposal 0.923729 Newport Chemical Agent 0.62691 Technical Investigation Report 0.440378 Harvey Rogers 0.326806 Off-site Treatment 0.431569 Emergency room procedures 0.482917 case study 0.331247 breakdown products 0.331001 Safe disposal 0.420591 Environ Health. 0.346704 Sulfur Mustard Munitions 0.591991 acute mammalian toxicity 0.438035 Annual Report 0.331642 Public Health 0.327537 Warfare Agent Disposal 0.542048	inhalation exposure perspectives 0.476767 potential adverse effects 0.719216 Offsite Shipment 0.329317 Secondary Waste 0.320033 mustard agent 0.410296 Mumtaz M. Prediction 0.448544 Airborne Exposure Limits 0.487107 long-term exposure 0.364557 Fed Reg. 0.656984 QSAR methods 0.337097 U.S. Army Chemical 0.498068 Chemical Warfare Agents 0.524745 CDC Recommendations 0.375128 New Jersey 0.328671 chemical hazard emergencies 0.538265 U.S. Army Proposal 0.453974 Caustic VX Hydrolysate 0.791991 Tooele Chemical Agent 0.504702 Agent Disposal Facility 0.806797 Agent Disposal Facilities 0.669191 historical reference 0.329231 Final recommendations 0.511367 low doses 0.344026 sulfur mustard 0.707143	CLICK HERE
11437	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Disease Detective: Monique - 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.	Operation Iraqi Freedom 0.664872 janitors 0.520918 impact fear 0.590731 everyday people 0.588053 lay people 0.589147 Nigerian 0.518103 sanitation workers 0.585531 big thing 0.594067 Ebola outbreak 0.914235 Operation Enduring Freedom 0.664746 limited healthcare 0.586989 hotel staff 0.586434 Zaire 0.520619 contact 0.530744 things 0.530714 understanding 0.518057 six-year stint 0.601843 personal protective equipment 0.69272 CDC-issued gear 0.607115 African nations 0.601863 CDC member 0.595468 Swahili 0.519924 Democratic Republic 0.592176 real heroes 0.583393 standard trunkful 0.607171	communications specialist 0.590477 unique mix 0.603613 proper way 0.595239 big continent 0.594842 Burundi 0.522007 stigma 0.518069 deadly virus 0.586678 community leaders 0.585359 Integrated Disease Surveillance 0.65579 typical health workers 0.655148 disease outbreaks 0.586628 Monique 0.744881 Response Program 0.587209 African culture 0.594554 technical skills 0.606427 preventive measures 0.585534 Rwanda 0.579114 heroic effort 0.589293 West Africa deployment 0.670557 biggest thing 0.588873 local people 0.589191 family 0.529183 right messages 0.589611 Ebola deployment 0.662075	CLICK HERE
13160	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC in Brief 2015 infographics	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, CDC in Brief Infographic	FL hospitals 0.724306 vaccine manufacturer 0.743741 CDC 0.984939 mandatory reportable condition 0.863214 musculoskeletal disorder 0.729247 nightmare bacteria 0.736652 carpal tunnel syndrome 0.841277 similar infections 0.73451 medical device 0.732554 Work-related Hazards 0.724324 CA health officials 0.877963 wrist symptoms 0.73306 direct medical costs 0.870336 Disease detectives 0.7571 clinical groups 0.737301 traumatic injury prevention 0.836012 dengue virus 0.727777 FL investigators 0.728613 public health officials 0.85034 better address 0.724291 investigational new drug 0.857491 Washington State 0.752015 Energy Employees Occupational 0.819931 Ensuring Laboratory Excellence 0.830183 mandatory Vaccines 0.738304	Center Health Program 0.850031 ongoing outbreak 0.777943 specific procedure 0.732324 South Carolina 0.734727 Program Support 0.72611 deadly form 0.744671 pet bearded dragons 0.871256 Compensation Act resources 0.824203 elevated levels 0.736784 college students 0.735328 lead smelting plant 0.85362 WA Health Dept. 0.873302 environmental samples 0.738513 similarly contaminated communities 0.853884 poultry processing plant 0.83605 environmental cleanup 0.737385 meningococcal disease vaccine 0.90331 ineffective cleaning protocols 0.860452 neonatal abstinence syndrome 0.838228 Global Disease Protection 0.84123 Salmonella costs 0.764948 Children Program 0.732825 TX Health Dept. 0.856455 blood lead levels 0.84746	CLICK HERE
13976	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Association Between Student Purchases of Beverages Duringthe School Commute and In-School Consumption of Sugar-SweetenedBeverages, San Francisco Bay Area, 2013	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.	francisco bay area 0.440791 white students 0.384272 school enrollment rosters 0.381377 School Lunch Program 0.421962 ethnically diverse communities 0.39832 healthy beverages 0.384965 logistic regression 0.423848 beverages 0.607877 San Francisco Bay 0.438338 energy drinks 0.405215 male students 0.385609 SSB consumption 0.627381 flavored bottled water 0.426578 Hunger-Free Kids Act 0.389472 water promotion intervention 0.444875 schools 0.436002 female students 0.384734 diverse middle school 0.393444 sociodemographic characteristics 0.461321 beverage consumption patterns 0.406684 youth SSB consumption 0.3973 beverages schools 0.383183 National School Lunch 0.421965 study 0.421262 control group students 0.39733	children’s SSB 0.393816 United States 0.380287 students 0.916536 school commute 0.631364 calorically sweetened beverages 0.392159 electrolyte replacement beverages 0.400101 school lunchtime 0.939297 sugar-sweetened beverages 0.412896 R. Lee Institute 0.379392 school district research 0.391778 SSBs students 0.384004 beverage consumption 0.429843 survey data 0.382238 sports drinks 0.496763 middle school students 0.468817 stores 0.384462 Asian students 0.384235 data collection 0.407412 Philip R. Lee 0.3774 SSB intake 0.414338 San Francisco 0.468212 study schools 0.389501 in-school SSB consumption 0.417677 school sources 0.426482	CLICK HERE
16346	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FastStats - Home Health Care	null	National Study 0.588784 PDF 0.364405 Long-Term Care Providers 0.978813 United States 0.592335	MB 0.407128 Data 0.366435 Services Users 0.594703 Source 0.368194	CLICK HERE