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5820	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	alpha-Chloroacetophenone - 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
6306	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC announces new effort to boost number of Baby-Friendly hospitals - Press Release: October 13, 2011	CDC announces new effort to boost number of Baby-Friendly hospitals	Baby-Friendly status. 0.542748 hospital practices 0.531762 American Academy 0.520699 quality improvements 0.531991 breastfeeding rates 0.801323 global criteria 0.52395 project 0.412061 system-level changes 0.50113 number 0.369507 quality improvement 0.646159 Disease Control 0.529974 mothers 0.38408 Baby-Friendly hospitals 0.920823 Healthcare Quality 0.532276 shortage 0.344895 William H. Dietz 0.689941 hospital experience 0.500938 Baby-Friendly Initiative 0.556027 World Health Organization 0.706925 effective preventive measures 0.659557 steps 0.374742 UNICEF 0.347916 evidence-based improvement plans 0.646588 CDC’s Division 0.516532 U.S. Baby-Friendly hospitals 0.811896	organization leadership 0.484717 Successful Breastfeeding 0.83266 HUMAN SERVICES 0.486797 Centers 0.338133 United States 0.673019 maternity care 0.931591 babies 0.439316 percent 0.338173 Physical Activity 0.505015 Prevention 0.33808 science-based practices 0.529653 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.484136 hospital workers 0.494644 bundle 0.345387 National Initiative 0.54307 following activities 0.482216 infant feeding decisions 0.652719 real solutions 0.499966 Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative 0.666789 best practices 0.48405 CDC report 0.505379 breastfeeding 0.891563 facilities 0.399566 experts 0.361691	CLICK HERE
7878	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Social Media Tools for Consumers and Partners - Twitter	Basic information from CDC about breast cancer.	CDC 0.510929 brief text updates 0.80669 140 characters 0.595449 tweets 0.460806 descriptions 0.435231 video content 0.600691 social networking Web 0.760714 safety information 0.585305 public 0.440613 variety 0.437785 micro-blogging sites 0.749843 certain audio 0.597523	events 0.435178 means 0.440945 online micro-blogging 0.746518 length 0.439709 text messages 0.594342 audio formats 0.60521 friends 0.440701 mobile Web sites 0.771415 Individual users 0.58262 Web site 0.981933 Twitter users 0.695613 timely health 0.605315	CLICK HERE
9606	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Asthma - BRFSS 2008 - Table C5 Current Asthma Prevalence Rate (Percent) and Prevalence (Number) by Race/Ethnicity and State or Territory	BRFSS 2008 - Table C5 Current Asthma Prevalence Rate (Percent) and Prevalence (Number) by Race/Ethnicity and State or Territory	DC Multirace NH 0.240603 AZ White NH 0.242819 ID White NH 0.23767 AK White NH 0.243905 FL Black NH 0.240288 IA White NH 0.23682 IL Black NH 0.237072 Hispanic 0.279873 ID Black NH 0.237565 AR Multirace NH 0.242392 CA Multirace NH 0.242675 AK Black NH 0.243798 CT Black NH 0.240597 AR White NH 0.242667 GA Multirace NH 0.238316 AL Black NH 0.244794 NH 0.959262 AZ Multirace NH 0.242544 HI Multirace NH 0.238447 AL White NH 0.244902 NH Multirace NH 0.331152 DC Black NH 0.240816 ID Multirace NH 0.2374 Black NH 0.764076 IL Multirace NH 0.236863	Multirace NH 0.762894 CT White NH 0.240703 IL White NH 0.237176 AR Black NH 0.24256 Total** Multirace NH 0.245117 Total** Black NH 0.245341 GA White NH 0.238631 GA Black NH 0.238526 DC White NH 0.240922 IA Black NH 0.236716 NH White NH 0.331622 CA White NH 0.242996 AK Multirace NH 0.243629 AZ Black NH 0.242712 HI White NH 0.238718 Total** White NH 0.245453 AL Multirace NH 0.244579 CT Multirace NH 0.240386 HI Black NH 0.238613 FL Multirace NH 0.240076 CA Black NH 0.242889 FL White NH 0.240395 NH Black NH 0.331439 White NH 0.764854	CLICK HERE
10415	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Roadmap for State Program Planning - Collect Resources and Data - Define and Document'State Resources'DHDSP'CDC	null	state BRFSS survey 0.583188 state epidemiologist 0.508142 Support 0.417202 vital statistics liaison 0.573178 stroke signs 0.583856 State HDSP Plan 0.600271 state leaders 0.515793 county level data 0.582659 national levels 0.494332 ethnic groups 0.487733 average age 0.568418 sample size 0.491283 tool to— 0.510985 deaths 0.417154 hypertension awareness 0.582355 data sources 0.505331 risk factors 0.590966 community groups 0.500163 comprehensive assessment 0.49405 BRFSS data trends 0.589036 decision makers 0.498355 demographic distribution 0.49819 hds burden document 0.910941 symptoms 0.427155 BRFSS modules 0.56846	HDS data 0.622027 heart attack 0.554656 ethnicity 0.41905 stroke outcomes 0.543686 prevalence 0.418819 ways 0.416833 heart disease 0.731041 cholesterol awareness 0.58263 different audiences 0.500526 public awareness 0.513539 Disparities 0.422804 cardiovascular disease 0.577673 statistically adequate responses 0.575636 strategies 0.416952 resources 0.417182 state level changes 0.581203 onset 0.420183 priority populations 0.727555 interventions 0.416813 HDSP modules 0.493857 public health priority 0.632971 related risk factors 0.581369 socioeconomic status 0.501242 stroke prevention 0.546087	CLICK HERE
10522	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Email Updates: September 10, 2012'Clinicians Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA)	CDC Clinician Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA). Providing clinicians the most current and reliable information on emerging public health threats, such as pandemics, natural disasters, and bioterrorism.	CDC 0.79773 Salmonella Braenderup Infections 0.571051 annual National Preparedness 0.606126 Public Health Matters 0.583523 Emergency Preparedness 0.598236 FDA Safety Information 0.57715 Nile virus infections 0.634162 Yosemite National Park 0.66796 Health Alert Network 0.578176 CDC Health Advisory 0.694817 Nile Virus epidemiology 0.616115 – (CDC) 0.655555 CDC Science Clips 0.698141 Additional COCA Conference 0.595771 Disaster Risk Reduction 0.576483 state health departments 0.581669 Cases Sparks Concern 0.564288 CDC Influenza Division 0.683735 important safety information 0.576599 Nile virus exposures 0.612749 new pharmacy-focused effort 0.579183 health care providers 0.58037 Free CE credit/contact 0.573398 Weekly Flu View 0.569555 human medical products 0.566437	EID Home Page 0.574117 preparedness resources 0.57051 Current Travel Warnings 0.568746 blood pressure control 0.579004 CDC Features 0.704494 Event Reporting Program 0.567234 CDC Fact Sheet 0.679327 Human Infections Reported 0.571355 U.S. Preventive Services 0.573578 COCA Email Update 0.600308 west nile virus 0.920741 public health community 0.593401 public health 0.605379 Specific Hazards preparedness 0.596447 Nile virus season 0.613649 preparedness message 0.565239 subject matter expert 0.577923 in-person training centers 0.570527 Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome 0.570954 National Park Hantavirus 0.583021 National Park Service 0.578412 high blood pressure 0.578754 weekly influenza surveillance 0.568507 Response Training Resources 0.577353	CLICK HERE
11223	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Los defectos cardiacos denacimiento a lo largo de la vida	Febrero 7-14: Semana de Concientización sobre los Defectos Cardiacos de Nacimiento. Las personas con estas afecciones ahora viven más tiempo y de manera más saludable. Lea la historia de un hombre que vive con un defecto cardiaco de nacimiento.	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
11368	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Interim Guidance for Environmental Infection Control in Hospitals for Ebola Virus	null	grossly contaminated PPE 0.623283 waste treatment process 0.569964 low infectious dose 0.580485 bloody intravenous insertion 0.64387 high virus titers 0.634819 Ebola virus transmission 0.707096 ebola virus 0.928538 U.S. Department 0.571707 nucleic acid amplification 0.614064 consistent daily cleaning 0.578555 Control Recommendations 0.573474 rigid waste receptacle 0.630203 personal protective equipment 0.626218 contaminated surfaces 0.587684 body fluids 0.574422 Routine cleaning 0.583118 mucous membrane exposure 0.570138 disposable cleaning cloths 0.577936 specific label claims 0.584051 common non-enveloped viruses 0.588682 non-enveloped virus 0.59548 bed rails 0.575117 United States 0.569878 Ebola viruses 0.642475	non-enveloped viruses 0.692762 reusable porous surfaces 0.579706 U.S. Environmental Protection 0.580568 potentially contaminated textiles 0.597704 Hospitalized Patients 0.579599 Limited laboratory studies 0.577776 EPA-registered hospital disinfectant 0.653637 Infection Prevention 0.57489 virus persistence 0.579157 Ebola Virus Disease 0.757112 nonenveloped viruses 0.587846 Hazardous Materials Regulations 0.693825 daily cleaning 0.579801 enveloped virus 0.613978 nonviable virus 0.583081 infected blood 0.573505 environmental services staff 0.576961 blood-stained glove 0.577468 label claims 0.640604 confirmed EVD 0.618829 PPE doffing area 0.597778 enveloped RNA viruses 0.602994 patient care environment 0.765454 u.s. hospitals 0.598267	CLICK HERE
12859	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Community Quarantine to Interrupt Ebola Virus Transmission -Mawah Village, Bong County, Liberia, August-October, 2014	Tolbert Nyenswah, MPH1*, David J. Blackley, DrPH2*, Tabeh Freeman, MD3, Kim A. Lindblade, PhD4, Samson K.	proposed measures 0.331293 Ebola treatment unit 0.719852 effective community quarantine 0.464312 household quarantine 0.375545 public health interventions 0.33475 David J. Blackley 0.455998 Ebola virus transmission 0.450766 community quarantine period 0.45128 local river crossings 0.338485 District Ebola Task 0.543899 ebola task force 0.629186 Community quarantine measures 0.471749 Ebola virus 0.642779 Cara N. Halldin 0.339067 task force 0.931559 new Ebola infection 0.50979 Samson K. Arzoaquoi 0.336608 Bong Mine Town 0.537512 A. Scott Laney 0.340222 Kim A. Lindblade 0.336165 district health authorities 0.335642 Task Force chair 0.363628 county health officer 0.475714 7Fuamah District Health 0.3354 basic medical services 0.328589	adult male Mawah 0.354368 Ebola virus disease 0.512541 Mawah 0.440178 community members 0.352579 local leaders 0.463164 Ebola virus testing 0.480503 quarantine period 0.471664 MMWR Tolbert Nyenswah 0.338853 community leaders 0.387203 Justin N. Williams 0.334744 Ebola cases 0.432715 community quarantine 0.749014 source patient 0.435976 Bong County 0.563065 Mawah leaders 0.334453 Bong County health 0.467446 village 0.348184 Global Health Protection 0.405034 county Ebola task 0.570095 current Ebola epidemic 0.44757 medical care 0.391865 Ebola response 0.407546 probable Ebola 0.408713 county health team 0.388483	CLICK HERE
13587	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Licensure of a Diphtheria and Tetanus Toxoids and AcellularPertussis Adsorbed and Inactivated Poliovirus Vaccine and Guidancefor Use as a Booster Dose	Jennifer Liang, DVM1; Greg Wallace, MD2; Gina Mootrey, DO1.	Sanofi Pasteur Inc. 0.60069 earlier dose 0.466012 Jennifer Liang 0.433219 American Academy 0.483367 Gina Mootrey 0.277979 ACIP liaison organizations 0.503602 final dose 0.587873 inactivated poliovirus types 0.37654 Greg Wallace 0.267219 inactivated poliovirus 0.427721 valid final dose 0.576267 children 0.274994 U.S. children 0.260898 Family Physicians 0.260769 National Center 0.343805 deltoid muscle 0.261695 acellular pertussis 0.324313 Pediatric Nurse Practitioners 0.375363 dose 0.83338 pertussis toxoid 0.288351 tetanus toxoids 0.446046 Respiratory Diseases 0.343133 individual antigens 0.299634 filamentous hemagglutinin 0.261819 previous dose 0.458966	VAR vaccines 0.323438 DTaP-IPV vaccine formulations 0.572339 minimum interval requirements 0.371769 separately administered DTaP 0.482677 United States 0.274652 Quadracel vaccine 0.771617 Drug Administration 0.273774 Immunization Practices 0.282079 Advisory Committee 0.262389 additional combined diphtheria 0.432724 previous doses 0.264563 DTaP vaccines 0.426642 federal Vaccines 0.334089 Sanofi Pasteur 0.995075 DTaP vaccine 0.441562 IPV series 0.564063 ACIP Combination Vaccines 0.579423 National Association 0.259188 DTaP-IPV vaccine 0.596732 vaccine 0.863897 licensed indications 0.263679 DTaP series 0.302148 Children Program 0.265834 work group 0.415801	CLICK HERE