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4937	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Overview of a Pandemic - 2009 H1N1 Accomplishments (Part 1 of 3)	null	CDC 0.84279 mass quantities 0.472632 current technological limitations 0.472443 A/California/7/2009 virus 0.517721 complete gene sequences 0.492987 vaccine supplies 0.56245 rRT-PCR Flu Panel 0.51174 medical products 0.496858 Deaths Reporting Activity 0.512672 CDC laboratory experts 0.648559 candidate vaccine virus 0.931856 Section 508-accessible version 0.520978 influenza virus strain 0.741067 egg-based manufacturing process 0.473756 CDC’s laboratories 0.535511 stand-alone Web document 0.518452 international public health 0.498311 H1N1 strain 0.482327 CDC test kits 0.645587 vaccine strain 0.590826 H1N1 vaccine 0.786788 publicly-accessible international influenza 0.547959 HI test kits 0.49497 H1N1 cases 0.459192 rRT-PCR Swine Flu 0.518877	H1N1 outbreak 0.465652 new surveillance systems 0.679625 CDC’s Influenza 0.633739 important laboratory activities 0.488821 chicken eggs 0.470087 H1N1 flu 0.487676 public health emergency 0.500343 public health 0.611165 Panel diagnostic test 0.486492 child care programs 0.501162 previously manufactured tests 0.485511 initial laboratory tests 0.509048 h1n1 virus 0.951124 syndromic flu-related hospitalizations 0.552019 H1N1 diagnostic tests 0.546149 swine flu 0.537219 seasonal flu vaccine 0.662141 important medical products 0.488728 new virus 0.558337 vaccine candidate virus 0.774583 influenza viruses 0.518664 vaccine candidate strain 0.676299 safe flu vaccines 0.504369 RT-PCR test kits 0.499553	CLICK HERE
5106	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Monday, August 09, 2010	null	Pediatr Infect Dis 0.671468 systolic blood pressure 0.660883 Risk factors 0.664274 nevirapine resistance postpartum 0.660076 unscreened adult population 0.664129 Disease Control 0.671223 Human papillomavirus vaccination 0.659895 CDC Knowledge 0.704724 Program sample subset 0.660908 Action Science Clips 0.900438 Work Environ Health. 0.66342 new weekly digest 0.669679 newly diagnosed type 0.660813 ovarian cancer 0.673276 Chief Science Officer 0.677433 nationwide measles-rubella immunization 0.664934 Infect Dis. 0.674652 Emerg Themes Epidemiol. 0.667755 human papillomavirus 0.666333 Non-Hodgkin lymphoma survival 0.664825 Stephen B. Thacker 0.733467 puffer fish intoxication 0.66446 East African lakes 0.667329 risk factor surveillance 0.662415 Center Longitudinal Study 0.66534	implausible gestational ages 0.660968 internally displaced persons 0.665829 childhood pneumococcal immunization 0.673265 Feikin DR 0.697398 United States 0.667045 Proc Natl Acad 0.660623 invasive pneumococcal disease 0.683248 measles case fatality 0.664493 staphylococcus aureus coinfection 0.666807 coronary artery risk 0.662756 care unit patients 0.661163 prospective cohort study 0.660942 blood culture yield 0.662712 Papanicolaou testing vs 0.663027 public health literature 0.664288 B. Thacker CDC 0.759853 H5N1 influenza virus 0.659896 pneumococcal bacteremia incidence 0.66489 unfounded vaccine safety 0.663584 Respiratory syncytial virus 0.666019 et al 0.733674 Japanese encephalitis virus 0.670071 Health Serv Res. 0.664673 Plasmodium falciparum malaria 0.660724	CLICK HERE
5756	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	m-Xylene - 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
5919	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diphenyl - 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
8876	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Mass Drug Administration for the Elimination of LymphaticFilariasis - Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 2011-2012	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.	non-IDP coverage 0.543305 household surveys 0.538629 Port-au-Prince population 0.553594 MDA 0.975977 MDA drugs 0.617679 survey teams 0.520307 coverage-by-age group curve 0.581266 LF elimination guidelines 0.554521 Future MDA efforts 0.645549 World Health Organization 0.527905 mass drug administration 0.700824 oldest age group 0.58327 Tabarre Commune 0.559876 lymphatic filariasis 0.741022 IDP camp residents 0.6044 persons 0.639589 Port-au-Prince area 0.564762 three-stage cluster-sample survey 0.541002 Haiti Centers 0.521933 survey 0.576715 adequate MDA coverage 0.769044 E. Madsen Beau 0.569134 internally displaced persons 0.614951 Haiti 0.557956	household members 0.609417 consecutive annual MDA 0.677577 IDP camps 0.606129 national LF elimination 0.536471 future MDA coverage 0.702038 non-IDP camp residents 0.588723 adult household member 0.518882 adequate coverage 0.55016 household survey 0.569839 non-IDP camp households 0.610591 MDA coverage 0.805109 KAP survey data 0.526084 public health 0.564502 coverage 0.824748 LF elimination 0.590821 MDA rounds 0.659642 coverage estimates 0.587318 Valery E. Madsen 0.570293 severely ill persons 0.52297 IDP-camp resident coverage 0.623592 distribution point 0.540694 MDA tablets 0.756812 Ñ?ЛП Lymphatic filariasis 0.545992 Port-au-Prince 0.701417	CLICK HERE
9472	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Criterios de medición ambiental para mejorar la salud de la comunidad	null	Salud Pública 0.902685		CLICK HERE
10062	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Factors Associated With the Adoption of a Patient Education Intervention Among First Responders, King County, Washington, 2010"2011 - CDC	This study investigated facilitators and barriers to adoption of an at-scene patient education program by firefighter emergency medical technicians (EMTs) in King County, Washington.	EMS patient encounters 0.40046 patient education materials 0.524378 survey respondents 0.376956 diffusion theory 0.483505 junior firefighter EMTs 0.40102 medical incident report 0.393611 overall response rate 0.377175 patient education intervention 0.591743 patient education project 0.393312 EMS training officers 0.375723 patient important health 0.3764 EMS providers 0.610935 emergency medical technicians 0.432881 EMT advisory board 0.392575 patients 0.408437 basic life support 0.387761 EMS response 0.400106 relative advantage 0.427031 behavioral norms 0.467186 patient care 0.38571 certified firefighter EMTs 0.410943 patient education 0.808667 chronic disease 0.463831 survey 0.395975 patient education programs 0.385119	chronic disease prevention 0.394364 emergency patient encounter 0.378682 volunteer EMS providers 0.383999 EMTs hand 0.378198 blood glucose 0.398629 EMS patient education 0.45194 firefighter EMTs 0.562151 at-scene patient education 0.60132 emergency medical services 0.482204 adoption 0.409552 EMS-based patient education 0.393804 departments 0.383905 health care 0.377863 patient education program 0.503588 MIRF backer 0.925489 patient education pamphlet 0.482311 training officers 0.382195 patient education interventions 0.427518 New patient education 0.385131 high-risk EMS patients 0.384863 high blood pressure 0.489803 acute patient care 0.381051 EMT-delivered patient education 0.394849 King County 0.649482	CLICK HERE
10807	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Perceived Benefits and Challenges of Coordinated Approaches to Chronic Disease Prevention in State Health Departments - CDC	Chronic disease prevention efforts have historically been funded categorically according to disease or risk factor. Federal agencies are now progressively starting to fund combined programs to address common risk. The purpose of this study was to inform transitions to coordinated chronic disease prevention by learning views on perceived benefits and challenges of a coordinated approach to funding.	Prev Chronic Dis 0.469192 multiple chronic conditions 0.426761 chronic disease practice 0.427653 Chronic Disease Program 0.408834 disease prevention directors 0.389363 disease prevention practices 0.385697 state health departments 0.535255 disease prevention coordination 0.383699 health department staff 0.394612 health department chronic 0.496494 Chronic disease epidemiology 0.399414 chronic disease strategy 0.401923 disease prevention planning 0.381419 department chronic disease 0.489721 chronic disease 0.972362 chronic disease grants 0.402305 higher chronic disease 0.420207 chronic disease practitioners 0.434847 chronic disease burden 0.42564 chronic disease plan 0.406707 chronic lung diseases 0.385295 chronic disease prevention 0.897659 common risk factors 0.563334 disease prevention programs 0.410705 integrated chronic disease 0.399918	common perceived challenges 0.383632 challenges 0.400946 United States 0.39258 chronic disease committee 0.415408 core public health 0.381915 chronic disease directors 0.485986 state health department 0.760601 technical assistance 0.42637 State chronic disease 0.429518 Introduction Chronic disease 0.426811 early coordinated chronic 0.408492 St. Louis 0.419619 public health 0.682216 American Public Health 0.388117 Public Health Association 0.425775 Chronic disease funding 0.422498 chronic diseases 0.402193 oregon public health 0.404259 chronic disease programs 0.432875 evidence-based public health 0.406682 Public Health Division 0.390598 chronic disease approaches 0.47928 health department employees 0.41869 disease prevention funding 0.386958	CLICK HERE
13399	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Cancer Research	Scientists in CDC's Division of Cancer Prevention and Control author or co-author many articles that are published in scientific journals each year. You can be notified of new CDC cancer research in several ways.	Citation Search Tool 0.709686 Collection Timeline page 0.672466 DCPC programs 0.541506 code 0.332362 behavioral science 0.536374 favorite RSS reader 0.711547 Subscribe 0.35605 Control Research Network 0.721319 different areas 0.541277 expertise 0.338557 title 0.334775 cancer research 0.917343 comprehensive cancer control 0.784468 burden 0.42213 cancer research tweet 0.740529 epidemiology 0.343323 national network 0.51219 health disparities 0.586078 CDC’s e-mail 0.628467 health services 0.55592 publication 0.334658 studies 0.339324 Division 0.339514	Questions 0.335186 RSS. 0.333546 health care providers 0.754028 scientific journals 0.522186 visit Twitter 0.50665 DCPC scientists author 0.712049 CDC cancer research 0.886769 co-author many articles 0.542397 community partners 0.50999 Cancer Research RSS 0.776995 CPCRN 0.334216 medicine 0.338368 people 0.338052 CDC’s Cancer 0.802434 economics 0.338478 Web page 0.634402 collaboration 0.334771 sound science 0.542992 e-mails 0.341745 Cancer Prevention 0.733175 conducts 0.335006 technical information 0.500337 public health research 0.782637	CLICK HERE
15265	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Typhoid Fever Outbreak Associated withan Asymptomatic Carrier at a Restaurant - Weld County, Colorado,2015 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	current restaurant employees 0.487799 credit card statement 0.477974 original MMWR paper 0.469866 symptom onset 0.506899 typhoid fever 0.756684 food service staff 0.485701 food service work 0.483006 chronic S. Typhi 0.646753 public health authorities 0.495789 infected restaurant worker 0.478884 PFGE outbreak patterns 0.497104 credit card receipts 0.62237 S. Typhi infection 0.821962 clinically compatible illness 0.472557 common exposure sources 0.476714 S. Typhi carrier 0.597899 S. Typhi 0.941909 Salmonella Typhi infection 0.617758 ill persons 0.480297 CDPHE 0.473432 food service 0.517239 endemic typhoid fever 0.511816 social media 0.477955 public health 0.698585	rectal swab specimens 0.536904 Weld County Department 0.482514 indistinguishable PFGE patterns 0.485188 state health laboratory 0.483836 discernible epidemiologic connection 0.48426 international travel 0.522423 Weld Country resident 0.472518 patients 0.48131 health alert notification 0.486107 grocery stores 0.476278 local public health 0.548455 shopper card records 0.47845 fresh produce purchases 0.470451 3Weld County Department 0.470489 state public health 0.485194 Salmonella National Hypothesis 0.48164 chronic carrier stools 0.469459 common restaurant exposures 0.490113 food handling issues 0.482087 PFGE outbreak definition 0.49021 public health laboratories 0.482126 pulsed-field gel electrophoresis 0.475071 S. Typhi carriers 0.576139	CLICK HERE