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4544	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Reallocating Influenza Vaccine	FDA-related information for health care professionals and institutions considering flu vaccine reallocation - CDC	extent 0.317129 emergency medical reason 0.45749 reasonable basis 0.485481 United States 0.38033 health care entities 0.68982 health care entity 0.588798 redistribution 0.34056 section 0.331382 FDA-related information 0.396149 Vaccines Licensed 0.383824 temporary shortage 0.487949 Public health departments 0.482399 following information 0.376603 offer 0.315761 regular distribution schedules 0.460243 current good manufacturing 0.442482 proper handling 0.380696 shortage 0.510452 interruptions 0.323773 health care providers 0.485857 communication 0.314099	health care 0.755986 emergency medical reasons 0.448683 Drug 0.315876 influenza vaccine 0.912227 mind 0.314563 systematic sales 0.381814 practice requirements 0.377867 distributors 0.314084 pre-set amounts 0.391861 purchase 0.315787 agreements 0.314537 Federal Food 0.392301 institutions 0.317094 vaccine delivery 0.492407 C.F.R. 0.314422 trade 0.315772 doctors 0.327296 delays 0.31854 time 0.313949 FD&C Act 0.467009	CLICK HERE
6392	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Media Relations - EID News Synopsis: November 2011	EID News Synopsis: November 2011	avian influenza 0.709762 bat exposure 0.580183 tire shipment 0.567252 York State Department 0.754895 bat-related rabies exposures 0.65362 CDC study 0.609457 large increase 0.569675 global outbreak 0.569773 bird flu. 0.566041 densely populated places 0.626285 subtropical climates 0.571439 Richard Fielding 0.567424 New York State 0.753722 tire yards 0.566955 bat bite 0.580961 wholesale markets 0.566656 bird flu 0.685547 New Haven 0.569451 year.  Researchers 0.566323 high risk 0.568002 Infectious Diseases 0.577118 genetic markers 0.567447 rapidly spreading outbreak 0.622592 Public Health 0.619787 Hong Kong 0.910005	Contact Millicent Eidson 0.638523 dangerous mosquitoes 0.616352 Yale University 0.565769 Fung Kuk Lo 0.623093 fiona.lo@cuhk.edu.hk 0.567494 Aedes aegypti mosquitoes 0.690795 public safety 0.575077 flu infections 0.573977 yellow fever viruses 0.622337 national recommendations 0.626906 Avian Influenza Risk 0.626282 non-infected bats 0.583239 Julia E. Brown 0.623596 people 0.568017 p.m. EDT 0.587095 unnecessary preventive treatment 0.631293 julia.brown@yale.edu 0.576887 poultry workers 0.627223 zoonotic diseases 0.583927 live poultry 0.631254 Hong Kong residents 0.640344 Health Press Office 0.636064 common sources 0.575624 normal habitat 0.568089	CLICK HERE
6470	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Effectiveness of the Pasos Adelante Chronic Disease Prevention and Control Program in a US-Mexico border community, 2005-2008	This study examined whether Pasos Adelante participants living in a US border community showed improvements in selected physiological measures after participating in the program and whether changes were maintained at 3-month follow-up.	self-reported physical activity 0.490714 mean baseline age 0.464194 Pasos Adelante 0.932539 3-month follow-up assessments 0.508607 glucose levels 0.467714 systolic blood pressure 0.570836 lifestyle intervention program 0.511578 total cholesterol 0.467177 promotores-facilitated chronic disease 0.483295 Su Vida curriculum 0.480705 diastolic blood pressure 0.457286 demographic variables 0.472475 12-week promotora-facilitated program 0.467061 12-week Pasos Adelante 0.542037 blood pressure 0.614877 Mexican Americans 0.481125 risk factors 0.480457 secondary prevention 0.466928 objective measures 0.477575 body mass index 0.485451 baseline 0.496925 Introduction Pasos Adelante 0.54936 US-Mexico border community 0.490774 select physiological measures 0.480549 community health workers 0.539975	anthropometric measures 0.578375 physiological measures 0.563131 hip circumference 0.467388 chronic disease prevention 0.61378 Public Health 0.460451 Pasos Adelante participants 0.625867 fasting blood draw 0.476971 Pasos Adelante program 0.766346 program conclusion 0.494387 conclusion 0.52022 control program 0.461894 Diabetes Prevention Program 0.490388 Research Centers Program 0.462483 blood measures 0.463256 non-Hispanic whites 0.490049 Su Corazón 0.472575 selected physiological measures 0.487446 Pasos Adelante curriculum 0.52543 3-month follow-up 0.61826 Baseline measures 0.479318 physical activity 0.630733 blood pressure measures 0.487017 evidence-based program 0.46773 Pasos Adelante classes 0.529965	CLICK HERE
11696	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Top 10 Ebola Response Planning Tips: Ebola Readiness Self-Assessment for State and Local Public Health Officials	Top 10 Ebola Response Planning Tips: Ebola Readiness Self-Assessment for State and Local Public Health Officials - CDC	ebola outbreaks 0.687467 national capability standards 0.550274 healthcare coalitions 0.50428 CDC guidance 0.50395 health preparedness capabilities 0.626538 Healthcare Preparedness Capabilities 0.55995 Ebola symptoms 0.619828 public health authorities 0.51615 Healthcare System Preparedness 0.516629 local epidemiologic staff 0.506086 state 0.524023 public health systems 0.534703 following guidance documents 0.502996 state emergency operations 0.507437 local response partners 0.516357 Ebola Outbreaks web 0.650986 public health partners 0.521834 potential Ebola response 0.656314 ebola virus disease 0.65416 health emergency response 0.527835 public health officials 0.529792 sufficient PPE quantities 0.497693 public health response 0.54224 Ebola patients 0.59014 Ebola 0.816615	Ebola epidemic 0.603928 CDC Health Alert 0.539851 appropriate public health 0.524056 local planning 0.506327 Ebola outbreak information 0.622452 public health staff 0.519703 CDC Interim Guidance 0.540371 public health jurisdiction 0.515643 Ebola response planning 0.649104 align preparedness 0.497508 Ebola planning 0.59776 CDC resources 0.521193 key public health 0.527012 public health emergency 0.574172 public health 0.924392 preparedness national standards 0.550313 local jurisdictions 0.506499 local public health 0.842003 Ebola response 0.771644 latest Ebola information 0.629747 healthcare preparedness capability 0.555282 CDC Ebola website 0.659645 health emergency preparedness 0.565977 public health preparedness 0.712099	CLICK HERE
11928	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Update: CDC Ebola Response and Interim Guidance	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.			CLICK HERE
13296	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Occupational Fatalities During the Oil and Gas Boom - UnitedStates, 2003-2013	Krystal L. Mason, ScM1; Kyla D. Retzer, MPH1; Ryan Hill, MPH1; Jennifer M.	extraction industry employees 0.41302 gas industry employers 0.391531 occupational fatality rate 0.586488 Shale Transportation Safety 0.38705 automated technologies 0.401218 Gas Extraction Sector 0.400266 well-servicing companies 0.460653 average annual decrease 0.38587 transportation events 0.402675 transportation event data 0.382565 annual occupational fatality 0.457311 occupational fatalities 0.396471 gas extraction industry 0.96835 transportation safety policies 0.400998 frequent fatal events 0.533261 gas extraction workers 0.423629 transportation fatalities 0.397031 transportation safety policy 0.384661 event type 0.402819 Fatal Occupational Injuries 0.493328 fatality rates 0.447793 average occupational fatality 0.440035 gas operators 0.38287 fatal events 0.536103 drilling rigs 0.448273	work-related fatalities 0.387464 gas workers 0.383087 Occupational Injuries Program 0.388625 fatal event numbers 0.403041 transportation incidents 0.384307 oil 0.461213 active drilling rigs 0.423726 occupational fatal injury 0.43849 workers 0.47289 land transportation safety 0.446882 National Occupational Research 0.38842 transportation-related fatality rate 0.427591 fatal work injuries 0.48715 incident rate ratio 0.389137 highest fatality rate 0.493844 11-year period 0.432848 occupational safety 0.449215 worker fatalities 0.410285 fatality rate 0.7786 overall fatality rates 0.420502 fatal injuries 0.44232 American Industry Classification 0.39275 fatalities 0.423024 Occupational Injury 0.389765	CLICK HERE
13383	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Update on Vaccine-Derived Polioviruses - Worldwide, January2014-March 2015	Ousmane M. Diop, PhD1; Cara C. Burns, PhD2; Roland W.	VP1 nucleotide substitutions 0.723628 sewage samples 0.726617 OPV sequence divergence 0.66063 recent positive sample 0.641112 oral poliovirus vaccine 0.616116 independent cVDPV2 emergences 0.660216 independent cVDPV2 emergence 0.626945 Global AFP surveillance 0.638731 VP1 region 0.659157 sequence divergence 0.674289 Polio Laboratory Network 0.803201 Olen M. Kew 0.659291 type 0.630009 VP1 substitutions 0.758973 AFP patients 0.758032 parental OPV strain 0.669936 North Waziristan Agency 0.639982 cVDPV outbreaks 0.640772 divergent environmental VDPVs 0.62288 OPV 0.751636 reporting period 0.7639 VP1 nucleotide positions 0.702415 Global Polio Eradication 0.618824 sensitive AFP surveillance 0.628457	Wild poliovirus type 0.628361 iVDPV infections 0.717869 World Health Organization 0.713329 VDPVs 0.644889 South Sudan 0.727515 cVDPV2 outbreaks 0.651518 new cVDPV outbreaks 0.630084 United Kingdom 0.630433 OPV dose 0.64062 indigenous cVDPV2 outbreaks 0.627938 common variable immunodeficiency 0.65718 severe combined immunodeficiency 0.744966 new iVDPV infections 0.671229 VP1 divergence 0.96049 low OPV coverage 0.627132 chronic iVDPV infections 0.637485 AFP patient 0.638048 VP1 sequences 0.682542 Global Polio Laboratory 0.799698 Regional Office 0.650006 VP1 positions 0.651031 small number 0.618579 recent onset date 0.642963	CLICK HERE
13713	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Strategies to Support Tobacco Cessation and Tobacco-Free Environments in Mental Health and Substance Abuse Facilities	Preventing Chronic Disease (PCD) is a peer-reviewed electronic journal established by the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. PCD provides an open exchange of information and knowledge among researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and others who strive to improve the health of the public through chronic disease prevention.	mental health facility 0.521516 health treatment centers 0.557203 mental health agency 0.495707 mental health 0.886065 tobacco cessation 0.704577 tobacco control programs 0.639136 Health Promotion 0.474827 Disease Control 0.55007 Rev Public Health 0.474337 substance abuse disorders 0.497216 health program infrastructure 0.486459 tobacco cessation treatment 0.532713 health department staff 0.479207 comprehensive tobacco control 0.492528 mental illness 0.729966 tobacco use questions 0.485876 publicly funded substance 0.474418 treatment facilities 0.493226 sound infrastructure 0.557685 smoking cessation treatment 0.512288 success stories 0.490425 smoking cessation 0.53048 substance addiction populations 0.47856 cessation treatments 0.478637 substance abuse treatment 0.500319	tobacco control efforts 0.4999 http://www.oregon.gov/oha/amh/Pages/tobacco.aspx) state tobacco 0.49431 Oregon’s Tobacco 0.47416 mental health facilities 0.500115 tobacco cessation efforts 0.512569 substance abuse problems 0.550533 substance abuse facilities 0.515572 Tobacco Freedom 0.49319 branded initiative 0.527658 mental health treatment 0.568078 substance abuse 0.928798 tobacco cessation intervention 0.52024 public health 0.491434 mental health populations 0.495257 mental health centers 0.511616 state tobacco control 0.619032 substance abuse populations 0.539481 tobacco control policies 0.49463 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.501725 smoke-free environments 0.536424 substance abuse population 0.492406 TCPs 0.512982 tobacco cessation services 0.517663 mental health component 0.508939	CLICK HERE
15803	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Food Safety Smarts	Use these tools and tips to help prevent food poisoning.	foodborne diseases 0.610637 Separate raw meat 0.631893 hands 0.526764 people age 0.583934 food thermometer 0.581983 sickness 0.56328 pregnant women 0.640591 immune systems 0.752362 harmful bacteria 0.574854 shopping cart 0.572473 dehydration 0.517739 vomiting 0.515363 dialysis 0.514643 germs 0.686589 right internal temperature 0.631526 diarrhea 0.537437 nausea 0.515995 foodborne illness 0.775129 O157 infection 0.589168 utensils 0.5145 Listeria infection 0.672297 refrigerator 0.532655 Young children 0.580101 harmful germs 0.630524 upset stomach 0.579757	kidney failure 0.579079 body’s ability 0.662603 certain groups 0.64722 leftovers 0.518406 meal preparation area 0.633727 ready-to-eat foods 0.5757 times 0.546681 high-risk groups 0.576342 variety 0.51502 strikes 0.515262 lab-confirmed foodborne illness 0.667131 E. coli 0.664339 food poisoning 0.913948 Campylobacter 0.51705 fight germs 0.626177 higher risk 0.577782 people 0.728371 Older adults 0.577668 Anybody 0.518766 higher chance 0.581291 doctor 0.514405 certain germs 0.625737 Nearly half 0.57646 Salmonella infection 0.594667	CLICK HERE
16462	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Grand Rounds: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome - Advancing Research and Clinical Education | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	CDC 0.410885 myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue 0.452662 mental health assessment 0.400904 postexertional malaise 0.387731 term ME/CFS 0.601222 ME/CFS patients 0.75506 fatigue immune dysfunction 0.41482 ME/CFS 0.909297 psychological illness 0.390903 health care professionals 0.462726 flu-like illness 0.433314 direct medical costs 0.452322 ME/CFS specialists 0.578959 ongoing chronic illness 0.443552 new case definition 0.432179 medical school faculty 0.392328 medical school 0.403423 primary care physicians 0.389834 epstein-barr virus 0.4276 symptoms 0.385358 characteristic persistent fatigue 0.416261 case definition 0.444632 American Medical Colleges 0.387806 3Harvard Medical School 0.390553 subsequent illness 0.396015	research case definition 0.403356 medical school courses 0.392845 systemic exertion intolerance 0.557192 new clinical case 0.392878 ME/CFS program 0.550703 United States 0.436067 basic science research 0.387701 acute onset illness 0.42538 exertion intolerance disease 0.47602 IOM report 0.391542 appropriate health care 0.408512 Epstein-Barr virus syndrome 0.407596 medical professional organizations 0.389976 U.S. population-based studies 0.398641 health care 0.493907 direct medical expenses 0.402607 illness 0.534769 Epstein-Barr virus infection 0.398073 white blood cell 0.387728 encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome 0.455649 complete blood count 0.384688 chronic fatiguing illnesses 0.387908 thorough medical history 0.405097 chronic fatigue syndrome 0.594081	CLICK HERE