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4553	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Rapid Diagnostic Testing for Influenza: Information for Clinical Laboratory Directors	Influenza rapid diagnostic tests RIDTs for clinical laboratory directors and laboratory workers - CDC	influenza 0.991226 positive predictive value 0.504672 influenza assays 0.660046 RIDT result 0.501281 patient population 0.609377 detectable influenza viruses 0.738787 false-negative test results 0.525215 disease prevalence 0.521219 approved clinical specimens 0.542441 nasal swabs 0.530346 Drug Administration 0.505438 Cobas Influenza A/B 0.687468 transcription polymerase chain 0.579494 clinical characteristics 0.502554 seasonal influenza viruses 0.696807 FDA-approved test systems 0.501238 respiratory tract specimens 0.572744 influenza virus infection 0.766957 rapid test kits 0.509706 false-positive test results 0.527793 influenza test results 0.798891 U.S. Food 0.50547 negative results 0.504815 molecular assay 0.501681	Influenza Diagnostic Table 0.759068 important clinical decision 0.58611 polymerase chain reaction 0.581366 public health 0.496759 respiratory specimens 0.619343 negative predictive values 0.58642 influenza season 0.762573 convalescent serum specimens 0.526331 influenza activity 0.80299 influenza virus strains 0.713136 acute respiratory disease 0.51271 package insert 0.550762 influenza diagnostic assays 0.699347 acute respiratory illnesses 0.510032 influenza viruses 0.799617 influenza viral antigens 0.761822 influenza prevalence 0.812276 influenza virus 0.773618 rapid influenza 0.774028 Influenza A&B 0.650005 specific specimen types 0.504653 seasonal influenza serology 0.696137 influenza diagnostic tests 0.821652	CLICK HERE
6952	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Medscape CME Activity - CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease:Volume 9, 2012: 11_0204	Binge drinking (men, ?5 drinks, women, ?4 on an occasion) accounts for more than half of the 79,000 annual deaths due to excessive alcohol use in the United States. The frequency of binge drinking is associated with poor health-related quality of life (HRQOL), but the association between binge drinking intensity and HRQOL is unknown. Our objective was to examine this association.	frequent binge drinking 0.396416 binge drinking episode 0.368267 Dafna Kanny 0.2477 underage drinking 0.25396 study 0.246895 medical education 0.271758 AMA PRA Category 0.257914 mental health 0.268207 binge drinkers 0.753004 drinks 0.329111 Catherine A. Okoro 0.285048 relevant financial relationships 0.283457 poor HRQOL 0.269491 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.375456 AMA PRA 0.266542 binge drinking 0.950904 alcohol consumption 0.279545 highest-intensity binge drinkers 0.399553 median intensity 0.249141 female binge drinkers 0.611679 Disease Control 0.312827 lowest-intensity binge drinkers 0.35717	marital status 0.275036 excessive drinking 0.254572 Machell Town 0.247627 50 states 0.285388 United States 0.292688 adult binge drinkers 0.435922 multivariate linear regression 0.287388 median largest number 0.263764 mean number 0.358141 Lina S. Balluz 0.286588 Xiao-Jun Wen 0.24751 binge drinking episodes 0.372179 noninstitutionalized adult binge 0.321202 binge drinking intensity 0.646653 binge threshold 0.306107 male binge drinkers 0.563526 health-related quality 0.273227 high school diploma 0.249079 HRQOL 0.276459 linear regression models 0.287224 largest number 0.275054 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.377001	CLICK HERE
6992	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Multiple Outbreaks of Hepatitis B Virus Infection Related to Assisted Monitoring of Blood Glucose Among Residents of Assisted Living Facilities - Virginia, 2009-2011	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.	infection control oversight 0.448622 hepatitis B virus 0.307027 chronic cases 0.312396 acute cases 0.370925 acute HBV 0.959585 infection control requirements 0.308447 ALF staff members 0.363106 chronic infection cases 0.365878 infection control education 0.3117 acute hepatitis 0.359703 HBV transmission 0.390435 Initial acute hepatitis 0.307404 additional acute cases 0.355051 routine viral hepatitis 0.313881 chronic HBV infection 0.480637 HBV clusters 0.357699 acute infection 0.40256 chronic infection 0.491765 acute HBV infections 0.83165 residents 0.453662 infection control breaks 0.310919 initial acute HBV 0.480662 attack rates 0.331062 blood glucose 0.426355 HBV genome 0.353713	ALFs 0.307019 infection prevention practices 0.325915 infection control 0.538644 acute HBV infection 0.849905 staff member HBV 0.383411 HBV vaccination 0.458261 facility C. HBV 0.394877 HBV molecular sequencing 0.383479 additional acute HBV 0.615368 infection control practices 0.448334 HBV outbreaks 0.360375 viral hepatitis surveillance 0.352982 viral hepatitis 0.357954 early acute infection 0.341412 staff members 0.638377 potential acute hepatitis 0.313153 ALF residents 0.304251 AMBG 0.442927 acute HBV cases 0.456208 HBV infection 0.854746 HBV infection reports 0.421086 chronic HBV infections 0.463266 diabetes 0.311568 HBV genomic sequencing 0.384792	CLICK HERE
7587	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Public Health in the Age of Health Care Reform - CDC	Discussions of health care reform have been a major part of American public discourse in nearly every decade since President Theodore Roosevelt’s 1912 platform for re-election included a proposal for universal health insurance. Historically and currently, the health care debate has emphasized the treatment of people once they become ill. This emphasis ignores the basic fact that maintaining the health of the population is essential to our economy, our national security, and our success as a nation.	public health issues 0.634749 public health interventions 0.679056 health care accounts 0.641065 mental health 0.583622 local health responsibilities 0.611097 health centers 0.584864 health outcomes 0.600513 health care reform 0.768033 national public health 0.635917 state health departments 0.613348 city health departments 0.604764 health objectives 0.582513 public’s health 0.604908 health care expenditures 0.677469 national health 0.593132 infant health 0.582253 health care costs 0.683997 Affordable Care Act 0.633349 health care products 0.630046 health determinants 0.587967 population 0.625998 local health agency 0.612574 physical health 0.59543 preventive health services 0.629055 Health Management Associates 0.607244	expensive health care 0.672967 Worcester State University 0.59066 health care insurance 0.642355 health promotion 0.613762 expensive medical care 0.585657 poor health 0.585684 local health department 0.614056 disease prevention 0.592771 health care practice 0.649322 health care debate 0.658572 high-priority health issues 0.610182 universal health insurance 0.632023 health departments 0.630645 local health 0.629919 local health departments 0.615025 public health 0.980044 health care 0.942784 public health concerns 0.627669 publicly funded health 0.601799 Health Care Administration 0.633721 medical care 0.62101 American health care 0.647417 American public discourse 0.588916 Public Health Service 0.629382	CLICK HERE
8485	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Jessica's Story - Real Stories - Tips from Former Smokers - Smoking & Tobacco Use	The story of Jessica, whose son, Aden, had asthma attacks that were triggered by exposure to secondhand smoke. Her story is featured in CDC's Tips campaign.	asthma attacks 0.449195 CDC’s Tips® 0.341908 TV ad 0.334177 secondhand smoke exposure 0.906326 Aden’s attacks 0.467676 young son 0.316538	single parent 0.400702 handball player 0.380533 mother 0.281708 bank employee 0.365896 life-threatening asthma attack 0.653829 severe asthma 0.492984	CLICK HERE
10650	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Communicating in the First Hours'CDC	The CERC training program educates people on the principles and application of crisis and emergency risk communication when responding to a public health emergency.			CLICK HERE
11042	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Correlates of Walking for Transportation and Use of Public Transportation Among Adults in St Louis, Missouri, 2012 - CDC	Attributes of the built environment can influence active transportation, including use of public transportation. However, the relationship between perceptions of the built environment and use of public transportation deserves further attention. The objectives of this study were 1) to assess the relationship between personal characteristics and public transportation use with meeting national recommendations for moderate physical activity through walking for transportation and 2) to examine associations between personal and perceived environmental factors and frequency of public transportation use.	public transit systems 0.351284 Metro St. Louis 0.350369 residential density 0.339762 public transportation stop 0.36184 moderate physical activity 0.565945 land use mix 0.339472 regular public transportation 0.364896 public transit 0.376686 transportation tend 0.339994 active transportation 0.344327 Phys Act Health 0.341286 physical activity guidelines 0.383813 public transportation systems 0.361378 transportation behaviors 0.36231 environmental factors 0.430107 International Physical Activity 0.380202 public transportation 0.990982 St Louis 0.362329 personal characteristics 0.383164 regular physical activity 0.358745 States Physical Activity 0.34353 high crime 0.358541 frequent public transportation 0.365455 transit service characteristics 0.343817	study 0.377996 environment characteristics 0.342257 transportation professionals 0.339889 high traffic speed 0.352339 Previous transportation studies 0.352294 influence public transportation 0.37103 public transportation trip 0.362308 traffic speed 0.414278 physical activity recommendations 0.380205 daily physical activity 0.359024 slower walking speeds 0.339038 Physical Activity Questionnaire 0.378901 public health 0.344686 participants 0.350707 transportation-related physical activity 0.344649 St. Louis 0.510837 Environment Walkability Scale 0.355614 personal safety 0.339269 physical activity 0.800801 public transportation service 0.362339 multinomial logistic regression 0.352357 perceptions 0.349954 public health efforts 0.341617 previous transportation research 0.352395	CLICK HERE
13100	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Canine Influenza (Dog Flu) Outbreak in Chicago Area	Canine Influenza (Dog Flu) Outbreak in Chicago Area - CDC	date 0.318067 contagious respiratory disease 0.499582 reports 0.321655 CDC 0.35213 death 0.319129 Experts 0.318082 runny nose 0.411344 fever 0.320034 cough 0.324293 Tests 0.319178 signs 0.357621 dog-specific lineage 0.390595 pneumonia 0.322988 dogs 0.445994 case 0.317905 shelters 0.317273 dog flu 0.998116 severity 0.323606	viruses 0.318653 canine influenza 0.649857 testing 0.319043 Chicago area 0.411416 people 0.339467 way 0.31802 canine influenza virus 0.53941 dog flu infections 0.534329 vaccine 0.322098 horse influenza virus 0.53895 veterinarian 0.383015 greyhounds 0.317816 influenza virus 0.594392 dog flu infection 0.559382 information 0.317681 severe illness 0.408583 human infection 0.39691 humans 0.320909	CLICK HERE
14629	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Overview | YRBSS | Adolescent and School Health | CDC	Overview of the Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System (YRBSS).	alternative high schools 0.500102 spring semester 0.369761 social problems 0.397025 undergraduate students 0.376189 local data 0.389349 methods studies 0.364221 National College Health 0.514643 local surveys 0.370206 health risk behaviors 0.834255 unintentional injuries 0.402765 public high school 0.514098 Healthy People objectives 0.497618 Provide comparable data 0.545085 local school-based surveys 0.522804 unintended pregnancy 0.394623 health behaviors 0.832014 Monitor progress 0.355709 middle school survey 0.507995 sexual identity 0.378142 private schools 0.361347 High School Youth 0.518142 behaviors 0.899363 early adolescence 0.403024 12th grade students 0.789776 YRBSS data 0.392132	tribal governments 0.359331 large urban school 0.503106 health behaviors increase 0.748409 United States 0.543517 Unhealthy dietary behaviors 0.794611 nutrition-related behaviors 0.578101 representative sample 0.611774 prevalence 0.278044 data representative 0.431838 sexually transmitted infections 0.535914 national survey 0.376133 nationally representative sample 0.537605 representative samples 0.423127 separate surveys 0.380025 priority health-related behaviors 0.767544 YRBSS 0.420098 program indicators 0.365588 high school students 0.951531 tribal government 0.511368 additional surveys 0.369867 Sexual behaviors 0.621652 physical activity 0.35361 sexual contacts 0.377916 interested states 0.359277	CLICK HERE
16102	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Benefits to Your Practice | NDPP | Diabetes	National Diabetes Prevention Program	Improvement Continuing Medical 0.82006 Patient Centered Medical 0.790727 Self-Care Support 0.592615 PCMH recognition 0.553479 electronic medical record 0.764405 change program 0.593158 American 0.338554 address regulatory requirements 0.843329 prediabetes tools 0.571517	patients 0.34451 M.A.P. 0.33743 Prediabetes PI CME 0.943959 diabetes prevention lifestyle 0.934668 state licensing 0.5999 board recertification requirements 0.914189 Community Resources 0.543369 B. Provide Referrals 0.765437 Performance 0.340064	CLICK HERE