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1297	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National, State, and Selected Local Area VaccinationCoverage Among Children Aged 19-35 Months - United States,2013	Laurie D. Elam-Evans, PhD1, David Yankey, MS1, James A. Singleton, PhD1, Maureen Kolasa, MPH1 (Author affiliations at end of text).	vaccination coverage 0.95297 MMR dose 0.400766 HepB doses 0.390847 children 0.696069 state health departments 0.353249 pneumococcal conjugate vaccine 0.367017 PCV doses 0.416974 varicella vaccine 0.396183 poverty level 0.594138 catch-up doses 0.337097 lower vaccination coverage 0.357687 dose 0.605632 booster dose 0.355195 pertussis vaccine 0.342303 high vaccination coverage 0.379202 DTaP doses 0.423315 poliovirus vaccine 0.388669 doses 0.777671 varicella doses 0.347203 United States 0.392515 vaccines 0.357848 rotavirus vaccine 0.360055 varicella dose 0.326375 product type 0.346851 percentage points 0.574865	rubella vaccine 0.328723 HepA dose coverage 0.352477 white children 0.354498 combined vaccine series 0.348686 MMR vaccination coverage 0.358348 health departments 0.386097 national vaccination coverage 0.377877 area vaccination coverage 0.361993 Healthy People 0.423519 local health departments 0.35349 booster doses 0.390063 National Immunization Survey 0.368191 Hib 0.34594 dose coverage levels 0.341848 adequate vaccination data 0.368056 childhood vaccination coverage 0.326794 MMR dose coverage 0.378396 vaccine series 0.40846 birth dose 0.444406 vaccine 0.581949 HepB birth dose 0.416136 poliovirus doses 0.357188 HepA doses 0.427185 American Indian/Alaska Native 0.374585	CLICK HERE
4883	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	VISA / VRSA in Healthcare Settings - HAI	null	previous infections 0.400094 healthcare personnel 0.375882 Clinical Reminder 0.375709 prompt recognition 0.374083 United States 0.372049 clinical microbiology laboratories 0.436811 methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus 0.570036 Drug Administration 0.461347 kidney disease 0.385677 people’s wounds 0.375921 skin conditions 0.378491 family member 0.372027 staph bacteria 0.900476 antimicrobial agents 0.54088 vancomycin-resistant staphylococcus aureus 0.787032 -intermediate Staphylococcus aureus 0.572721 vancomycin MIC 0.53316 antibiotic-resistant staph bacteria 0.557384 antimicrobial agent 0.397533 health conditions 0.386016 avoid contact 0.372268 Staphylococcus aureus 0.825503 staph infection 0.493035 infection control practices 0.447958	field investigations 0.372188 VRSA 0.740633 test tube 0.44665 infectious body substances 0.434625 public health investigation 0.432346 VRSA cases 0.551985 infected patients 0.432064 VISA 0.507918 recent exposure 0.384652 infection control personnel 0.530705 laboratory tests 0.378471 healthcare facilities 0.372332 bacterial growth 0.375215 -approved drugs 0.459099 minimum inhibitory concentration 0.446733 clinical laboratories 0.382846 important role 0.373999 specific types 0.38774 healthcare provider 0.38012 healthcare setting 0.374235 hand hygiene 0.372541 antimicrobial-resistant bacteria 0.431658 close physical contact 0.531009	CLICK HERE
5329	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Understand Quarantine and Isolation - Fact Sheet	Information on preparing for public health emergencies from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Get a kit, make a plan, and be informed.			CLICK HERE
6813	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The mental health needs of out-of-school adolescents and young adults: an intervention conducted in employment training programs, Baltimore, Maryland, 2007-2008.	The primary objective of our study was to evaluate changes in depressive symptoms, coping strategies, and receipt of mental health services among low-income African American adolescents and young adults receiving a mental health intervention integrated into an employment training program.	meaningful depressive symptoms 0.349382 study participants 0.32439 mental health 0.945908 social environmental variables 0.274178 mental health provider 0.291435 depressive symptoms 0.805505 baseline ACASIs 0.283059 baseline depressive symptom 0.301805 onsite mental health 0.287371 specific mental health 0.281728 mental health problems 0.300355 Government Accountability Office 0.270239 baseline stress 0.296704 Active coping scores 0.284541 social support 0.32682 mental health services 0.908148 mental health activities 0.282899 baseline 0.36274 CES-D score 0.333763 YO staff 0.291227 mental health intervention 0.426015 support-seeking coping score 0.300669 mental health status 0.294588 young adults 0.556547 greater health risk 0.3011	employment training programs 0.506645 Public Health 0.280534 peer-led depression prevention 0.272594 comprehensive mental health 0.282723 depression prevention intervention 0.287313 support-seeking coping strategies 0.325974 baseline stress score 0.287393 on-site mental health 0.299973 YO members 0.396605 mean CES-D score 0.291914 baseline ACASI 0.274715 mental health information 0.291497 participants 0.328587 mental health issues 0.290587 mental health outcomes 0.283457 Eastside YO Center 0.315541 mental health researchers 0.290467 role mental health 0.290566 mental health clinician 0.359037 active coping score 0.303271 active coping strategies 0.306528 employment training program 0.324983 African American adolescents 0.369522 depressive episode 0.274352	CLICK HERE
6950	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012:11_0249	The objective of this study was to estimate the race/ethnicity-specific percentage of GDM attributable to overweight and obesity in Florida.	obese BMI category 0.430064 Asian/Pacific Islander women 0.454818 birth certificate data 0.438135 social security number 0.413616 non-Hispanic black women 0.436851 GDM 0.91007 Elevated prepregnancy BMI 0.409899 BMI category 0.450174 obesity 0.414793 racial/ethnic groups 0.454427 obese BMI categories 0.436501 highest GDM prevalence 0.528172 prepregnancy weight 0.420654 prepregnancy BMI 0.482822 BMI status 0.443884 universal GDM screening 0.495975 body mass index 0.466207 GDM risk 0.833526 hospital discharge records 0.412953 American Indian women 0.414354 gestational diabetes mellitus 0.431105 Florida 0.427486 American Indians 0.438166 GDM deliveries 0.499749 maternal prepregnancy BMI 0.435382	clear BMI threshold 0.407888 lower BMI values 0.413125 GDM diagnosis 0.528654 lowest GDM rates 0.504662 maternal social security 0.431 women 0.529427 hospital discharge 0.485518 Asian/Pacific Islander 0.519128 BMI categories 0.539435 non-Hispanic blacks 0.541044 GDM status 0.51271 GDM misclassifications 0.499126 overweight 0.439638 BMI 0.636235 hospital discharge data 0.425257 maternal BMI 0.405677 birth certificate 0.610258 GDM prevalence estimates 0.581465 Asian-specific BMI categories 0.417354 lowest GDM prevalence 0.526946 following BMI categories 0.419632 GDM cases 0.647095 GDM prevalence 0.789828 normal BMI category 0.412874	CLICK HERE
7095	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	World No Tobacco Day - May 31, 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. 0.676153 endorsement 0.567792 Human Services 0.759481 assistive technology 0.68106 MMWR HTML versions 0.769687 U.S. Department 0.755026 World No Tobacco 0.791481 Framework Convention 0.658472 global attention 0.654928 electronic PDF version 0.759162 e-mail 0.557433 tobacco 0.911442 premature deaths 0.678824 middle-income countries 0.67589 erratum 0.556198 World Health Organization 0.809582 tobacco smoke 0.781173 Contact GPO 0.675531 various measures 0.656907 commercial sources 0.649463 preventable cause 0.66429 second-hand smoke 0.66902 product contents 0.654002 current prices 0.648103	tobacco products 0.782238 persons 0.574956 original paper copy 0.766497 Bloomberg M. 0.657787 U.S. Government Printing 0.772886 original MMWR paper 0.764999 current trends 0.658041 MMWR readers 0.654231 character translation 0.642811 death worldwide 0.663782 United Nations history 0.788308 smoking prevalence worldwide 0.77739 widely embraced treaties 0.792668 format errors 0.643488 subject line 0.676535 typeset documents 0.650058 Tobacco Control 0.789386 trade names 0.649566 official text 0.641211 non-CDC sites 0.647383 Frieden 0.537881 treaty 0.553812 health risks 0.666789 electronic conversions 0.639716	CLICK HERE
7826	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HIV/TB Coinfection - Health Communication	HIV/TB Coinfection - Gateway to Health Communication - CDC	latent TB infection 0.379898 TB treatment 0.310294 TB bacilli 0.274272 TB presents 0.256332 TB cases 0.269065 Active TB illness 0.335312 TB 0.950386 regular TB 0.261434 TB medicines 0.253141	TB disease differ 0.315371 TB patients 0.257404 Multidrug-resistant TB 0.262698 TB bacillus 0.334621 pulmonary TB 0.338687 MDR TB 0.292507 active tb disease 0.839881 TB preventive therapy 0.344544 active pulmonary TB 0.307042	CLICK HERE
8579	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - An Immigrant's Tale, Nicola and Constance Maffeo	An Immigrant’s Tale, Many people fled war-ravaged Europe during WWI and several came to America. In addition to adjusting to a new culture and learning a new language, recent immigrants also had to cope with a deadly flu pandemic. Even for those who had settled in the United States before the Great War, the flu pandemic made a difficult existence almost unbearable.	pandemic flu 0.479119 childbirth 0.250504 husband 0.250992 Rosa 0.320307 virus 0.242721 fourteenth child 0.434285 twins 0.255216 Mary Ann Maffeo 0.737138 Storyteller 0.263241 aunt 0.26027 America 0.246219 gauze 0.274982 nose 0.256887	Gloria Gambale 0.489079 Dominic 0.256586 Nick 0.495416 chair 0.321029 grandfather Nicola 0.487458 Pennsylvania 0.252124 mouth 0.25553 sick children 0.445598 grandmother Constance Maffeo 0.932593 Italy 0.246164 separate room 0.440555 Frank 0.243871	CLICK HERE
9372	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Políticas antitabaco en el hogar, la iglesia y el trabajo: Niveles de tabaquismo y recientes intentos por dejar de fumar en una población rural del sudeste, 2007	CDC - Wide Page example description goes here	smoking levels 0.572678 Fredrick G 0.517733 Berg CJ 0.526503 southeastern rural population 0.845386 Daniel S 0.479324	Estados Unidos 0.914296 recent quit attempts 0.836463 Swan DW 0.533766 Chronic Dis 0.521585	CLICK HERE
11412	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Square Banners | Banners | Campaign Materials | We Can Stop HIV One Conversation at a Time | Campaigns | Act Against AIDS	Promotional digital banners of One Conversation at a Time, CDC’s first national effort to encourage Hispanic/Latino families, friends, and communities to talk openly about HIV			CLICK HERE