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5594	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Sulfuryl fluoride - 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
5922	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	o-Nitrotoluene - 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
6485	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Implementing the MOVE! weight-management program in the Veterans Health Administration, 2007-2010: a qualitative study	One-third of US veterans receiving care at Veterans Health Administration (VHA) medical facilities are obese and, therefore, at higher risk for developing multiple chronic diseases.	resource availability 0.691782 program 0.888295 senior management support 0.661835 physician champion 0.740844 new program participants 0.634858 organizational factors 0.677993 service line chiefs 0.664568 facility chief nurse 0.65394 innovation champion 0.714888 evidence-based weight-management program 0.72913 interview participants 0.884816 medical center program 0.64103 holistic case study 0.638986 case study design 0.642816 Qualitative data analysis 0.642498 senior managers 0.679688 primary care physicians 0.829389 case study 0.707047 health care facilities 0.679466 different VHA facilities 0.641143 primary care service-line 0.64296 program implementation 0.72786 obesity screening rates 0.810744 innovation champions 0.64698 management support 0.7172	innovation implementation fosters 0.672981 service-line chief support 0.639389 case study research 0.665436 multidisciplinary weight-management program 0.681552 VHA medical facility 0.663766 health care 0.698156 VHA primary care 0.650866 innovation 0.8316 organizational readiness 0.662825 program activity 0.654868 weight-management program 0.768434 multidisciplinary team 0.689375 implementation 0.941356 VHA policy 0.698987 physical activity 0.644247 national program officials 0.67334 innovation implementation 0.698704 treatment options 0.680348 VHA facilities 0.729625 primary care 0.995444 Veterans Health Administration 0.696845 VHA medical facilities 0.838252 facilities 0.934053 facility 0.886055	CLICK HERE
6597	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Surveillance for Chronic Hepatitis B Virus Infection - New York City, June 2008-November 2009	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.	chronic HBV patients 0.639618 newly reported patients 0.329966 chronic HBV population 0.44802 hepatitis B virus 0.300361 acute HBV 0.432159 enhanced HBV surveillance 0.455102 New York City 0.400913 high HBV prevalence 0.442568 HBV testing 0.58734 HBV infection surveillance 0.472579 vaccination status 0.42683 newly-reported HBV patients 0.478499 commonly reported reason 0.357176 NYC clinicians 0.313465 clinicians 0.586804 HBV transmission 0.408376 birth country 0.466348 hepatitis A vaccination 0.321206 HBV 0.979922 enhanced surveillance 0.299507 random sample 0.305075 HBV surveillance 0.58312 HBV surveillance database 0.546195 risk factors 0.344207 newly reported cases 0.314309	limited hepatitis surveillance 0.301041 HBV test results 0.473828 DOHMH staff members 0.328423 liver function test 0.320672 chronic HBV infection 0.818163 HBV infection status 0.495096 confirmed chronic HBV 0.467339 relevant clinicians 0.305888 function test results 0.321826 HBV prevalence 0.506889 HBV core antigen.* 0.47493 randomly selected HBV 0.494646 HBV DNA 0.45964 health departments 0.306197 HBV patients 0.652631 chronic HBV 0.820352 staff members 0.329461 elevated liver function 0.320119 positive HBV test 0.63336 HBV screening 0.421713 chronic hepatitis 0.324598 HBV infection 0.904882 chronic HBV surveillance 0.527085 close contacts 0.306384	CLICK HERE
7508	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Disaster Training and Response - Preparedness and Response for Public Health Disasters	The Health Studies Branch (HSB) provides expertise and leadership in epidemiology to local, state, federal and international partners to help them prepare for and respond to natural and man-made public health disasters. To do this, HSB conducts surveillance, rapid needs assessments, epidemiology studies, and provides training in disaster epidemiology to public health professionals.	HSB guidance document 0.617214 public health disaster 0.574451 public health practitioners 0.351671 disaster response capacity 0.492973 disaster epidemiology skills 0.531188 disaster epidemiology 0.951016 Health Studies Branch 0.729349 Engaging At-Risk Groups 0.31749 man-made disasters 0.481058 Surveillance desk 0.258744 HSB consultation 0.539092 disaster preparedness 0.36351 Environmental Health 0.283374 disaster epidemiology training 0.899604 public health partners 0.522383 disaster-related rapid needs 0.304299 public health emergencies 0.544675 health emergency response 0.402265 Emergency Operations Center 0.329213 socially vulnerable populations 0.300083 health surveillance data 0.412546 international public health 0.522448 Epidemiology Training Request 0.374986 disaster preparation 0.400359 final comprehensive capstone 0.29058	shelter surveillance 0.264538 morbidity surveillance 0.279151 major public health 0.414376 response training course 0.348937 local health department 0.354356 disaster response activities 0.664015 at-risk groups 0.416761 hsb disaster response 0.986641 technical assistance 0.442597 health services 0.287236 Online Training Course 0.31504 emergency response capacity 0.353242 public health 0.976279 emergency managers 0.295214 response procedures 0.258637 American Red Cross 0.313624 mortality surveillance 0.356238 rapid needs assessments 0.458794 contact Health Studies 0.3634 contact Amy Schnall 0.299811 disaster experts 0.393799 Download Participant Workbook 0.289976 community needs assessment 0.294482 Field Epidemiology 0.266726	CLICK HERE
8835	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables - May 31, 2013	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.	H. influenzae 0.38509 National Center 0.301929 cases 0.377862 CDC 0.294349 novel influenza 0.641872 Total case counts 0.45721 pandemic influenza 0.948926 ** Data 0.348031 Cumulative total E. 0.475364	measles case 0.344225 Influenza Division 0.440253 2009 pandemic 0.76539 probable cases 0.327103 Respiratory Diseases 0.308257 rubella cases 0.309464 human infection 0.329695 influenza A virus 0.474686	CLICK HERE
8903	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Malaria - About Malaria - FAQs	Frequently asked questions about malaria, disease, transmission, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, complications with pregnancy, prevention, eradication and endemic areas.	red blood cells 0.390702 malaria medicines 0.494516 professional medical care 0.355949 contracting malaria 0.493517 Page 0.399529 effective antimalarial drugs 0.366575 effective malaria vaccine 0.505889 antimalarial drugs chloroquine 0.358928 Plasmodium falciparum 0.357673 malaria parasite 0.553795 antimalarial drugs 0.490421 P. falciparum 0.339014 good antimalarial drugs 0.359432 malaria infection 0.504473 malaria drugs 0.56295 flu-like illness 0.354 area 0.346392 Malaria self-treatment 0.476341 countries 0.346836 microscopic malaria parasites 0.537481 Africa south 0.345101 effective malaria treatment 0.491815 malaria attacks 0.473723 P. ovale 0.378287 malaria parasites 0.642919	malaria treatment medicines 0.488916 antimalarial drug Malarone 0.348517 malaria causes 0.516926 United States 0.508077 malaria exists 0.477573 malaria 0.906829 malaria preventive drugs 0.502806 previous blood meal 0.338326 P. vivax 0.369454 No. Malaria 0.503669 solid malaria control 0.49259 transfusion-transmitted malaria 0.479843 effective malaria 0.514094 blood transfusion 0.337891 principal malaria mosquito 0.496796 malaria treatment medication 0.489894 disease 0.365987 breast milk 0.35484 malaria immunity 0.493244 people 0.366376 infected person 0.346204 health-care provider 0.44702 malaria transmission 0.769011 antimalarial drug 0.397215	CLICK HERE
10925	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Effectiveness of Interventions to Increase Cancer Screening	The Community Preventive Services Task Force published updated findings on the effectiveness of nine interventions aimed at increasing screening for breast, cervical, and colorectal cancers.	screening 0.825295 evidence 0.702476 Vernon SW 0.484647 Health professionals 0.491296 client incentives 0.498477 lay people 0.48984 one-on-one education 0.643519 medical office 0.490363 sufficient evidence 0.586064 structural barriers 0.519999 different settings 0.490959 colorectal cancer screening 0.79436 insufficient evidence 0.585195 health advisor 0.489435 Preventive Services Task 0.750152 Wilson KM 0.482698 Melvin CL 0.488376 colorectal cancer 0.856728 client reminders 0.787952 cervical cancer screening 0.749418 mass media 0.495716 cervical cancers 0.520315 telephone messages 0.485305 American Journal 0.484797 group education 0.6356	Rimer BK 0.495965 colorectal cancers 0.650045 Preventive Medicine. 0.505873 Mercer SL 0.48551 group members 0.494349 provider incentives 0.494362 Sabatino SA 0.489436 blood testing 0.502669 public health care 0.589479 strong evidence 0.617647 teaching aids 0.493319 suffıcient evidence 0.631728 breast cancer 0.51161 Services Task Force 0.733804 community setting 0.493461 one-on-one education increases 0.611101 provider assessment 0.493201 recipient’s characteristics 0.489913 out-of-pocket costs 0.497968 Community Preventive Services 0.987048 telephone reminders 0.521448 Community Guide 0.506322 systematic reviews 0.483978 FOBT screening 0.71029	CLICK HERE
12476	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	June 2013 ACIP Meeting -- Influenza	Introduction by Dr. W Keitel. Epidemiology/surveillance update by Dr. L Finelli. H7N9 update by Dr. D Jernigan. Preliminary data on 2012-2013 vaccine effectiveness by Dr. M Thompson. Vaccine safety update by Dr. T Shimabukuro. FluLaval Quadrivalent: GSK's inactivated quadrivalent seasonal influenza vaccine manufactured in Quebec by Dr. V Jain. 2013-2013 recommendations by Dr. L Grohskopf. Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html This video can also be viewed at: http://streaming.cdc.gov/vod.php?id=346a288deb884b40d8e72dd413801af020130730150920062.	Influenza 0.687666	ACIP Meeting 0.965132	CLICK HERE
15963	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Zika Virus Infection and Microcephaly	Information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	Zika Virus Infection 0.969937		CLICK HERE