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5869	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Crag® herbicide - 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
6060	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Disulfiram - 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
6149	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Ticks on Your Pets	Information on ticks and tickborne disease. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	pets 0.467272 commercial entity 0.549552 yard 0.431223 endorsement 0.434225 habitat 0.432539 Pyrethroids 0.45685 tick preventive product 0.980605 Vaccines 0.436283 number 0.481536 permethrin 0.484488 contact 0.48654 dogs 0.57967 chemicals 0.431437 pet 0.466443 tick check 0.796775 wounds 0.431925 kill ticks 0.634123 repellents 0.436252 tickborne disease 0.64531 painful wound 0.559976 chances 0.43569 repellent product 0.541736 topical treatments 0.553118 dusts 0.439515 dog 0.601365	acaricides 0.501649 reasons 0.432485 pesticide product 0.549055 changes 0.432216 anti-feeding effects 0.545194 time outdoors 0.56319 impregnated collars 0.561784 variety 0.431453 Prevents 0.467777 tickborne diseases 0.934117 insecticides 0.435671 behavior 0.4322 bloodstream 0.437841 ticks 0.790263 Talk 0.465418 bites 0.532509 home 0.434697 tick preventives 0.801367 environment 0.456195 cats 0.458488 Signs 0.432394 tick bite 0.828277 veterinarian 0.511761 appetite 0.437367	CLICK HERE
7295	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Current Tobacco Use Among Middle and High School Students -United States, 2011	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.	combustible tobacco consumption 0.3736 Tobacco Control Act 0.349559 small brown cigarettes 0.262416 tobacco control programs 0.559631 Youth Tobacco Survey 0.414573 specific tobacco products 0.365419 RenУЉ A. Arrazola 0.274444 tobacco 0.949384 little cigars 0.284701 current cigarette smoking 0.313915 high school youths 0.273402 comprehensive tobacco control 0.495082 premium cigars 0.26421 commonly used forms 0.272983 traditional premium cigars 0.260354 tobacco products 0.539172 current cigarette 0.479122 current combustible tobacco 0.909237 shows current tobacco 0.37773 cigarettes 0.349009 loose tobacco 0.344229 current tobacco 0.657562 infrequent tobacco users 0.350125 tobacco control funding 0.348177	United States 0.329387 tobacco advertising 0.345709 tobacco use measures 0.338603 youths 0.304595 female high school 0.264675 current kretek 0.265286 tobacco marketing 0.331245 tobacco use prevention 0.338442 tobacco pipes 0.331969 middle school students 0.501242 cigars 0.329861 state tobacco control 0.346977 high school students 0.683021 noncigarette combustible tobacco 0.375532 key tobacco control 0.369043 tobacco control policies 0.405704 National Youth Tobacco 0.414581 smokeless tobacco products 0.408872 high school females 0.317566 bidis 0.257015 smokeless tobacco 0.605278 national comprehensive tobacco 0.367749 tobacco settlement 0.329544 high school males 0.30489	CLICK HERE
7948	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Emergence of New Norovirus StrainGII.4 Sydney - United States, 2012	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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.40913 electronic laboratory surveillance 0.477625 new GII.4 strain 0.6419 new norovirus strains 0.577542 direct person-to-person transmission 0.4643 public health practitioners 0.467629 Human Services 0.449753 norovirus infection 0.438845 norovirus prevention 0.425071 GII.4 noroviruses 0.497015 MMWR HTML versions 0.45863 U.S. Department 0.449843 epidemic gastroenteritis 0.414276 Eyal Leshem 0.461082 electronic PDF version 0.462487 statistically significant increase 0.461166 new GII.4 strains 0.596031 previously predominant strain 0.562942 new strain 0.500779 emergent strain 0.480023 GII.4 Sydney 0.950823 GII.4 Sydney strain 0.814539 original paper copy 0.453333 GII genotypes 0.426823	outbreaks 0.834062 foodborne outbreaks 0.636454 norovirus outbreaks 0.816684 new GII.4 0.679484 United States 0.672793 winter norovirus season 0.648655 original MMWR paper 0.465259 U.S. Government Printing 0.46117 Proper hand hygiene 0.451755 norovirus activity 0.432289 GII.4 New Orleans 0.821653 public health implications 0.626121 GII noroviruses 0.475296 GII.4 norovirus strain 0.657303 GII.4 Sydney outbreaks 0.746285 norovirus genotypes 0.444793 New Orleans strain 0.581517 norovirus outbreak activity 0.537704 subject line 0.40581 predominant GII.4 strains 0.593826 emergent GII.4 Sydney 0.546886 National Outbreak Reporting 0.471297 new GII.4 Sydney 0.562696 frequently reported settings 0.485511	CLICK HERE
8586	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - In Memorial, Edith Frances Kymes	In Memorial, To date, October 1918 remains the deadliest month in U.S. history when approximately 200,000 Americans died of the flu. Healthy, young adults (average age 35 years) began coughing in the morning and were dead by the evening. The family stories described in this section define true courage amid unbearable loss.	great flu 0.327451 children’s writer 0.25967 Jeanne Florence Hein 0.615472 grandmother Edith 0.441255 amateur historian 0.279208 sorrowful whistle 0.305637 Catherine Hein 0.421419 Inglewood Cemetery 0.29994 Beverly Lorenz 0.369538	early Christian Scientist 0.560622 Lorenz family 0.388405 insurance salesman 0.318258 Los Angeles Times 0.962927 maternal grandmother 0.741324 Mexican border town 0.537143 Edith Frances Kymes 0.620401 Uncle William 0.53671	CLICK HERE
11683	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Burden of Disease, Injuries,and Risk Factors in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, 1990-2010 -CDC	We report the burden of disease and risk factors measured by causes of death, years of life lost attributable to premature mortality (YLLs), years of life lived with disability (YLDs), and disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) for 1990, 2005, and 2010 in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA).	disease risk factor 0.43675 Iron deficiency anemia 0.465668 Elevated total cholesterol 0.484554 Saudi health 0.450384 Saudi Burden 0.442774 Hypertensive heart disease 0.422158 Elevated blood pressure 0.608281 risk factors 0.77906 World Health Organization 0.443803 Health Organization Health 0.426703 KSA MOH 0.461672 body mass index 0.424413 disease risk factors 0.42811 age groups 0.449741 Saudi Med 0.542565 road traffic injury 0.472982 Burden Disease Study 0.454031 major burden 0.433386 Arafah MR 0.497639 Chronic kidney diseases 0.497146 Global Burden 0.553785 Al-Nozha MM 0.476918 population-based cancer registries 0.423819 burden 0.568733 Saudi Arabia 0.958327	Al-Maatouq MA 0.476001 Lower respiratory infections 0.55995 Al-Mazrou YY 0.489527 infectious disease burden 0.475684 KSA 0.61418 health care 0.544618 health care systems 0.463783 major challenge 0.431307 disease 0.612656 Khalil MZ 0.471378 reportable disease notifications 0.462576 health 0.64108 Physical inactivity 0.427928 risk factor 0.502093 road traffic injuries 0.752723 physical activity 0.548647 KSA’s success 0.438392 major depressive disorder 0.497165 rural Saudi Arabia 0.428592 preterm birth complications 0.611608 high blood pressure 0.434347 et al 0.652055 Elevated BMI 0.446773 mortality 0.425187	CLICK HERE
11875	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Recommendations for Safely Performing Acute Hemodialysis in Patients with Ebola Virus Disease in U.S. Hospitals	null	regional citrate anticoagulation 0.472973 chemical disinfection procedures 0.412017 internal jugular versus 0.369621 Intravascular Catheter-Related Infections 0.362457 critically ill patients 0.378034 clinical team caring 0.367155 ebola virus 0.778756 Acute renal failure 0.385723 CDC Emergency Operations 0.460315 direct blood exposure 0.381469 circuit connection/disconnection procedures 0.36567 Internal machine disinfection 0.450216 peritoneal dialysis catheter 0.660859 pressure monitors 0.429112 acute peritoneal dialysis 0.485486 renal replacement therapy 0.7871 blood exposure 0.455601 dialysis unit 0.380493 Certain CRRT machines 0.36674 continuous renal replacement 0.383349 peritoneal dialysis effluent 0.507028 Emergency Operations Center 0.456337 proper PPE procedures 0.394094 catheter connections 0.372515 Additional considerations 0.35972	pressure alarms 0.352099 acute kidney injury 0.355478 hemodialysis machines 0.472493 hospital-based dialysis providers 0.489551 appropriate PPE 0.468291 infection control 0.362192 direct site compression 0.354215 machine manufacturers 0.372037 traditional hemodialysis machines 0.428868 internal machine components 0.472759 intermittent hemodialysis machine 0.450037 U.S. Healthcare Settings 0.356165 intact dialyzer membrane 0.38712 Ebola Virus Disease 0.569124 machine terminal disinfection 0.424084 isolation room 0.952535 machine disinfection procedures 0.451737 catheter insertion 0.652431 dialysis machine 0.461839 small dialyzer leak 0.388035 disinfection procedures 0.567689 external machine 0.352066 terminal disinfection procedures 0.530393 dialysis catheter insertion 0.583708	CLICK HERE
14092	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Ongoing Cholera Outbreak - Kenya,2014-2016 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	serotype Inaba 0.565705 safe water 0.548719 Laboratory Training Program 0.671578 ill cholera patients 0.734111 cholera prevention knowledge 0.715652 outbreak investigation 0.58098 appropriate case management 0.572493 Kenya Ministry 0.621038 national public health 0.671771 outbreak 0.647359 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.637825 case fatality rates 0.597622 Enteric Diseases Laboratory 0.55311 high cholera awareness 0.710048 health facilities 0.566433 health extension workers 0.599502 Kenya National Public 0.608941 public health education 0.601093 biotype El Tor 0.554549 Kenya Field Epidemiology 0.588853 national case fatality 0.612027 case fatality rate 0.775562 cholerae serogroup 0.604473 public health institute 0.592137 cholera prevention measures 0.712672	community health extension 0.708565 acute watery diarrhea 0.819407 predominant outbreak strain 0.633244 indistinguishable pulsed-field gel 0.551077 Health Field Epidemiology 0.597264 Nairobi County 0.554751 cholera prevention 0.72019 cholera case 0.876153 Kenyatta National Hospital 0.583318 health care workers 0.679067 Homa Bay 0.560558 public health emergency 0.592295 outbreak response efforts 0.604278 cholera 0.947626 current outbreak 0.555084 inadequate hand washing 0.54965 Reference laboratory confirmation 0.559729 Vibrio cholerae serogroup 0.602413 cholera case definitions 0.791282 cholera case-patients 0.653131 cholera outbreaks 0.63982 County health teams 0.603174 hygienic sanitation services 0.552289 severe dehydration 0.563054	CLICK HERE
15730	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Making Health Care Safer | VitalSigns	CDC Vital Signs links science, policy, and communications with the intent of communicating a call-to-action for the public. CDC Vital Signs provides the most recent, comprehensive data on key indicators of important health topics.	CDC evaluation 0.587415 Escherichia coli 0.54967 medical emergency 0.559534 infection control requirements 0.709444 antibiotic use programs 0.567082 antibiotic type 0.615387 Practice good hygiene 0.582304 Promote sepsis prevention 0.770199 Reassess antibiotic therapy 0.685499 new sepsis tests 0.786996 accurate tracking methods 0.585433 infections 0.565996 Document antibiotic dose 0.697474 chronic disease management 0.665709 Staphylococcus aureus 0.549551 Train healthcare providers 0.578125 critical link 0.551759 chronic medical conditions 0.599505 health care services 0.596168 patients 0.620025 immediate medical attention 0.583904 health care facilities 0.653301 health condition 0.550949 Time matters 0.558066 hand hygiene 0.596641	sepsis 0.984804 severe infection 0.630789 healthcare providers 0.595147 infection 0.735391 urinary tract 0.589449 sepsis early recognition 0.784067 duration 0.549032 Reassess patient management 0.664148 life-threatening response 0.556399 Educate patients 0.595562 new prevention strategies 0.5875 E. coli 0.549008 sepsis signs 0.8596 chronic diseases 0.558249 Check patient progress 0.666816 order tests 0.595157 medical care 0.634223 chronic conditions 0.641042 infection prevention 0.618451 Start antibiotics 0.596676 public health efforts 0.58723 frequent medical care 0.59489 organ failure 0.552847 sepsis prevention 0.789565	CLICK HERE