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4456	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Interim Additional Guidance for Infection Control for Care of Patients with Confirmed, Probable, or Suspected Novel Influenza A (H1N1) Virus Infection in Outpatient Hemodialysis Settings	null	healthcare personnel 0.252511 febrile respiratory illness 0.406786 new patient 0.287306 Standard Precautions 0.302468 virus infection control 0.456196 outpatient dialysis 0.285598 eye protection 0.255526 novel influenza 0.507903 nearest patient stations 0.429093 patient meeting criteria 0.426577 staff caring 0.252019 hemodialysis patients 0.547575 recommendations supplement 0.290833 Disease Control 0.28766 influenza isolation precautions 0.72742 N95 respirator 0.275418 sore throat 0.271952 higher level 0.263522 novel H1N1 infection 0.479871 symptomatic patients 0.31274 general infection control 0.453302 novel H1N1 influenza 0.912637 dialysis station 0.273162 surgical mask 0.425672	H1N1 influenza isolation 0.685167 isolation room 0.303626 nasal congestion 0.271879 standard facility protocols 0.37562 end-of-row station 0.266141 nonsterile gloves 0.250414 Interim Guidance 0.275447 outpatient hemodialysis 0.334975 hand sanitizer 0.261978 virus infection 0.466409 MMWR report 0.249511 hepatitis B surface 0.501324 antigen positive patients 0.63797 Hepatitis B isolation 0.33275 infection control recommendations 0.724766 surface antigen 0.524168 Healthcare Setting 0.278225 case definition 0.26329 Suspected Swine Influenza 0.565156 Chronic Hemodialysis Patients 0.456263 influenza virus 0.353348 PM ET 0.286161 separate room 0.412271	CLICK HERE
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6442	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Recommendations for Use of an Isoniazid-Rifapentine Regimen with Direct Observation to Treat Latent Mycobacterium tuberculosis Infection	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.	John A. Jereb 0.564183 new combination regimen 0.56385 susceptible M. tuberculosis 0.523827 radiographic findings 0.545792 new regimen 0.553701 clinical trials 0.6653 TB epidemiology 0.590454 U.S. standard regimen 0.572275 Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection 0.527238 TB Prevention 0.570053 tuberculin skin 0.597718 expert opinion 0.549948 patients 0.638723 treatment trials 0.617764 randomized clinical trial 0.66679 M. tuberculosis 0.714292 contagious TB 0.651968 extrapulmonary TB 0.577697 high quality evidence 0.584239 possible INH-RPT hypersensitivity 0.540519 adverse effects 0.843422 INH-RPT clinical trials 0.641618 randomized clinical trials 0.607413 TB risk factors 0.624867 treatment adverse effects 0.548831	TB preventive therapy 0.642536 treatment 0.633906 daily INH 0.648966 9-month INH regimen 0.608614 quality evidence 0.59853 TB elimination 0.613701 TB disease 0.600232 INH monotherapy 0.526911 antiretroviral treatment 0.522933 INH-RPT regimen 0.630851 daily INH regimens 0.609746 INH-RPT recipients 0.534752 Severe adverse effects 0.547647 lower quality evidence 0.575252 patient categories 0.551552 active TB 0.623606 TB cases 0.588042 LTBI 0.571977 tuberculin skin test 0.577336 TB 0.91141 self-supervised daily INH 0.619797 permanent drug discontinuations 0.563695 daily self-supervised INH 0.611881 pulmonary TB 0.683866	CLICK HERE
6537	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Ramps up Support for Final Push in Global Polio Eradication Effort - Polio Eradication - CDC Works For You 24/7	CDC Works For You 24/7 Protecting People - CDC Ramps up Support for Final Push in Global Polio Eradication Effort - On Wednesday, December 14, 2011, CDC Director Thomas R. Frieden, M.D., M.P.H., charged the entire CDC community to become active participants in an intensified strategy to eradicate polio, worldwide. The briefing followed Dr. Frieden’s December 2nd announcement activating CDC’s Emergency Operations Center for the agency’s partnership engagement through the Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI).	U. S. 0.375215 partnership engagement 0.378994 polio vaccine administration 0.700783 PSU staff 0.395645 CDC’s Emergency 0.609676 20th century 0.371621 CDC Director Thomas 0.621534 Disease Control 0.370134 early 1960s 0.371322 EIS officers 0.408069 latest chapter 0.370267 national polio surveillance 0.679188 Global Polio Eradication 0.769568 entire CDC community 0.619133 Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.52829 surveillance data 0.376211 global push 0.372205 CDC’s role 0.504852 Emergency Operations Center 0.585285 feared diseases 0.37921 active participants 0.381138 Chief Epidemic Intelligence 0.432706 global public health 0.433912 massive vaccination effort 0.433869 western hemisphere 0.373081	infectious viral disease 0.440096 founder Alex Langmuir 0.430687 intensified strategy 0.3919 U.S. Centers 0.370185 Polio-Free U.S. 0.375538 Vaccine Efforts 0.406443 CDC’s PSU 0.532221 memory forever. 0.368713 Chief EIS Officer 0.463767 public health 0.439496 Dr. Jonas Salk 0.476725 CDC’s mission 0.510592 significant public health 0.431007 entire world 0.37016 R. Frieden 0.406798 CDC’s polio 0.75788 polio 0.925923 Sabin polio vaccines 0.722491 Ira L. Myers 0.427867 oral polio vaccine 0.695775 CDC’s Epidemic 0.514671 late 1940s 0.375947 Dr. Albert Sabin 0.468511 Dr. Frieden 0.408036	CLICK HERE
9204	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Raising Awareness of Sleep as a Healthy Behavior - CDC	Sleep is an essential component of health, and its timing, duration, and quality are critical determinants of health. Sleep may play an important role in metabolic regulation, emotion regulation, performance, memory consolidation, brain recuperation processes, and learning.	multisectoral public health 0.403492 sleep health 0.648612 public health practitioners 0.420436 average basal sleep 0.62096 sleep behavior 0.609079 primary care providers 0.409285 substantial public health 0.412596 Disease Control 0.398568 public health approaches 0.409736 public health risk 0.414903 health care providers 0.493464 critical public health 0.403564 sleep initiation 0.5637 numerous health conditions 0.396517 optimal sleep duration 0.63055 public health partners 0.406262 poor sleep quality 0.61421 sleep maintenance 0.564598 insufficient sleep 0.93247 public health investigations 0.408645 Lead Health Scientist 0.385708 sleep deprivation 0.678459 appropriate sleep time 0.590834 care health providers 0.397461 sleep research 0.599101	drowsy driving 0.383564 public health issue 0.422258 important public health 0.460875 health care screening 0.401447 major health consequences 0.396821 sleep loss 0.593027 sufficient sleep 0.554248 health risk factors 0.392304 public health burden 0.453411 sleep apnea symptoms 0.575926 public health professionals 0.448509 public health 0.751803 short sleep duration 0.680628 sleep disorders 0.671566 healthy sleep habits 0.599749 National Sleep Awareness 0.613483 physical activity 0.42976 healthy sleep 0.61204 motor vehicle accidents 0.439084 Public Health Service 0.405267 sleep screening 0.579047 sleep counseling 0.569982 primary care 0.43185 Sleep Awareness Roundtable 0.588455	CLICK HERE
10240	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Frostbite'Winter Weather	Taking preventive action is your best defense against having to deal with extreme cold-weather conditions. By preparing your home and car in advance for winter emergencies, and by observing safety precautions during times of extremely cold weather, you can reduce the risk of weather-related health problems.	temperatures 0.458116 winter storms 0.788413 stages 0.371516	challenge 0.397336 winter storm 0.722421	CLICK HERE
10398	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Heart-Healthy and Stroke-Free: A Social Environment Handbook|Publications|DHDSP	null	health promotion activities 0.518452 stroke health promotion 0.428141 social environmental interventions 0.39043 high blood cholesterol 0.417445 adverse risk conditions 0.381903 family incomes 0.423762 social environment 0.675908 behavioral risk factors 0.405327 cardiovascular health promotion 0.38572 risk factors 0.910055 individual risk factors 0.426793 social environmental conditions 0.401675 blood cholesterol level 0.420349 high-risk population 0.44933 public health tools 0.410347 stroke risk factors 0.54102 blood cholesterol 0.841857 social environment paradigm 0.481206 individual goal 0.428957 low-risk population 0.37951 social environmental change 0.460059 normal blood pressure 0.451663 blood cholesterol levels 0.529914 specific risk factors 0.392453 social environmental promoters 0.403054	health promotion 0.920043 well-known risk factors 0.39612 normal blood cholesterol 0.429486 population goal 0.457734 health education paradigm 0.397526 heart disease 0.875098 social environmental barriers 0.408088 health promotion activity 0.478579 public health professionals 0.422517 corresponding population goal 0.405251 public health 0.498548 health promotion community 0.393766 individual patient education 0.399966 fundamental social change 0.409181 public health programs 0.429087 individual goals 0.371773 Health promotion efforts 0.40986 local public health 0.411877 high blood pressure 0.448509 population goals 0.514269 individual lifestyle choices 0.38363 conceptual model 0.475213 high-risk population goal 0.4185 elevated blood cholesterol 0.419128	CLICK HERE
12182	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Clinical Inquiries Regarding Ebola Virus Disease Received byCDC - United States, July 9-November 15, 2014	Please note: An erratum has been published for this article. To view the erratum, please click here.	CDC 0.550432 Ebola virus testing 0.509368 United States 0.607627 epidemiologic risk factor 0.202675 CDC Laboratory Response 0.261412 Ebola risk factors 0.380866 Ebola virus test 0.359409 Ebola virus 0.903851 Ebola outbreak response 0.415401 Ebola virus tests 0.34261 alternative diagnoses 0.219569 state health departments 0.238185 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.208851 health departments 0.49983 health care workers 0.237819 health care providers 0.795102 local health departments 0.310569 public health 0.508869 Ebola Response Team 0.394035 laboratory-confirmed Ebola 0.39293	National Center 0.249464 Ebola-affected country 0.217199 CDC staff 0.203978 epidemiologic risk factors 0.206314 public health officials 0.261241 Emergency Operations Center 0.214532 local public health 0.416212 potential Ebola cases 0.343755 persons 0.269153 Ebola patient 0.459769 possible Ebola exposure 0.34484 epidemiologic risk 0.213819 Ebola patients 0.38148 public health laboratories 0.225315 clinical inquiries 0.312142 Ebola test results 0.37348 Ebola 0.906062 public health laboratory 0.207787 active monitoring 0.201281	CLICK HERE
13153	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement: National Campaign to Prevent Falls inConstruction - United States, 2015	In 2013 and 2014, construction employment began to recover from the 2007–2009 economic downturn. In 2014, construction employment grew to 9.8 million workers from 8.	media construction 0.773668 labor organizations 0.746199 construction-related employers 0.741827 fatal work-related injuries 0.913441 public health practitioners 0.859009 Human Services 0.833009 Prevent Falls 0.747927 onsite supervisors 0.74116 MMWR HTML versions 0.844922 U.S. Department 0.829792 state agencies 0.735371 electronic PDF version 0.833253 federal government agencies 0.863025 national campaign 0.750642 additional information 0.740245 National Safety Stand-Down 0.870421 trade associations 0.742657 Contact GPO 0.756795 construction sites 0.79059 fall prevention requirements 0.850536 industry sector 0.764849 private industry 0.746278 original paper copy 0.839267 construction contractors 0.772225	federal Occupational Safety 0.859927 United States 0.735417 U.S. Government Printing 0.845486 original MMWR paper 0.840369 prevention campaign 0.737729 local stand-downs 0.736502 daily basis 0.738772 MMWR readers 0.740224 construction sector stakeholders 0.920137 construction occupations 0.788066 economic downturn 0.774697 highest number 0.7522 professional organizations 0.746389 50 states 0.736336 fatal work injuries 0.907322 Health Administration 0.758929 private construction sector 0.934498 construction employment 0.888886 typeset documents 0.734562 trade names 0.73429 preventable public health 0.889849 Broad engagement 0.734821 non-CDC sites 0.736258 government-labor-management partnership 0.735991	CLICK HERE
14171	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Administration Error Involving aMeningococcal Conjugate Vaccine - United States, March 1,2010-September 22, 2015 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	Figure). 0.561058 proper administration 0.538403 unspecified diluent 0.518879 Menveo 0.762847 Haemophilus influenzae type 0.60897 Similar errors 0.548203 CDC 0.534779 invasive meningococcal disease 0.644655 administration 0.696196 original MMWR paper 0.596877 vaccine labeling 0.650287 Human Services 0.584567 certain immunosuppressive conditions 0.640999 Drug Administration 0.628687 U.S. Department 0.584684 administration errors 0.577445 MenCYW-135 liquid component 0.690413 vaccine administration 0.672757 John R. Su 0.592537 Healthcare Quality Promotion 0.591107 intramuscular injection 0.521258 meningococcal conjugate vaccine 0.760626 electronic PDF version 0.592896 Novartis AG 0.525277	following Menveo immunization 0.653073 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.589519 liquid MenCYW-135 component 0.824702 vaccine preparation 0.669037 format errors 0.546036 similarly packaged vaccines 0.611503 VAERS 0.58697 immunization provider 0.521962 MenA component 0.649964 inactivated poliovirus vaccine 0.736607 different liquid vaccine 0.77484 vaccine component 0.68212 conjugate vaccine 0.791891 Vaccine Adverse Event 0.786571 improperly prepared dose 0.621676 vaccine 0.949338 properly prepared dose 0.635286 recipients 0.595434 resulting solution 0.518289 reported adverse events 0.641414 repeat dose 0.607661 empiric Bayesian methods 0.617509 errors 0.598749	CLICK HERE