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1074	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Are you getting enough sleep? | CDC Features	Tired? Insufficient sleep is associated with a number of chronic diseases and conditions, such as diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, obesity, and depression. Sufficient sleep is increasingly being recognized as an essential aspect of chronic disease prevention and health promotion.	pediatric populations 0.202733 American Academy 0.385868 sleep health 0.58178 joint consensus statement 0.300484 short sleep 0.625827 Buxton OM 0.209879 motor vehicle crash 0.311662 sleep 0.939515 early death 0.219714 healthy adult 0.203922 Hall WA 0.20288 increased risk 0.221294 important habits 0.214387 sleep habits 0.57511 sleep disorders 0.571051 Watson NF 0.209219 good health 0.231411	Brooks LJ 0.213215 poor sleep quality 0.667765 poor mental health 0.320585 family demands 0.233267 Clin Sleep Med 0.642228 Research Society recommend 0.30889 Badr MS 0.214523 sleep disorder 0.561499 high blood pressure 0.320564 et al 0.283722 bad mood 0.214789 Sleep Research Society 0.849034 Sleep Medicine 0.712555 coronary heart disease 0.324753 Lloyd RM 0.209431 Bliwise DL 0.209946	CLICK HERE
4556	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Interim Guidance for the Use of Masks to Control Influenza Transmission	Role of masks for controlling influenza when suboptimal immunization of the public could increase the frequency of influenza infection - CDC	influenza vaccine shortage 0.594424 specific infectious agent 0.362922 febrile respiratory illness 0.501875 influenza infection 0.690651 droplet source 0.278103 respiratory droplets 0.440568 infectious respiratory secretions 0.613671 respiratory secretions 0.689371 health-care personnel mask 0.515706 infected persons cough 0.446719 procedure masks 0.477218 non-health-care settings 0.292497 influenza activity 0.479445 susceptible persons 0.295563 infection control strategies 0.433978 masks 0.597154 respiratory illness activity 0.482193 respiratory infections 0.403473 high risk 0.333178 influenza virus 0.485616 virus-laden large droplets 0.428377 influenza 0.929489 public settings 0.287849 asymptomatic persons 0.262329 Postpartum Settings 0.273337	influenza transmission 0.516844 health-care personnel 0.745809 infectious patients 0.382902 respiratory symptoms 0.387113 procedure mask 0.274524 indirect contact 0.273484 upper respiratory tract 0.564807 close contact 0.499232 influenza patients 0.53172 Healthcare-Associated Influenza 0.52629 health-care settings 0.604062 influenza control strategies 0.630262 hygiene/cough etiquette strategy 0.356826 symptomatic person 0.276456 unvaccinated high-risk persons 0.368952 respiratory infection activity 0.570913 respiratory infection 0.622331 symptomatic persons 0.368636 Healthcare Settings 0.290086 respiratory hygiene/cough etiquette 0.672132 community settings 0.304838 health-care services 0.342915 suboptimal immunization 0.272872 interim CDC guidance 0.389379	CLICK HERE
5724	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Dichloroacetylene - 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
6750	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Kenya - Blog: Lillian and Baby Rose: An HIV-Positive Mother Gets Help From CDC	In Kenya, the CDC is addressing the region's toughest health problems at their source, directly working with vulnerable families and communities in local hospitals, clinics, and laboratories.	Rose s problem 0.365395 Rose s condition 0.374006 provincial hospital 0.356277 20-year-old mom 0.401076 cleft lip 0.555736 nearby Kisumu City 0.530893 HIV status 0.388057 KEMRI/CDC 0.291728 siaya district 0.557589 malaria drug 0.48028 Kisumu Breastfeeding Study 0.547651 IPTp 0.254864 Baby Rose 0.4949 environmental factors 0.358862 antenatal visit 0.392853 pregnancy 0.292176 cotrimoxazole prophylaxis 0.384268 problem breastfeeding 0.365918 biggest worries 0.37536 U.S. CDC-Kenya Office 0.551691 Rose s evaluation 0.361966 baby girl 0.369854 -with Mefloquine study 0.600883 palate 0.272236	Intermittent Preventive Treatment 0.531282 American plastic surgeons 0.496773 rural Nyanza province 0.561447 operation Eric 0.364069 Dr. Abraham Katana 0.679628 babies 0.248358 Clinical Research Center 0.518546 annual trip 0.364337 unanticipated challenge 0.36126 HIV-positive mothers 0.43769 study coordinator 0.401215 HIV-positive pregnant women 0.96814 SP drug resistance 0.52305 best possible care 0.51998 malaria study 0.608626 possible alternative 0.370545 pm ET 0.385728 KENYA BLOG 0.39492 HIV care 0.394502 big issue 0.371098 Siaya District Hospital 0.538818 malaria prevention 0.486102 Lillian 0.416588 Dr. Katana 0.891968	CLICK HERE
7171	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Fighting Wildfires - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic	null	burnovers/entrapments 0.336707 CDC 0.339222 Firefighter Fighter Fatalities 0.754049 Date Accessed 0.577396 responders 0.349626 Epidemiology 0.337124 navigation Skip 0.716974 fighters 0.400014 vehicle-related injuries 0.618285 heat-related illnesses 0.575506 National 0.357993 homes 0.34 on-duty WFF fatalities 0.815288 hundreds 0.335515 deaths 0.34115 list Skip 0.722764 Safety Gram 0.519694 NIOSH 0.426962 lives 0.340053 rhabdomyolsis 0.335717 Emerg Med. 0.505719 page options Skip 0.933552 firefighters 0.337733 fires 0.348672	slips 0.349376 Nov 0.337922 Britton 0.347009 Common hazards 0.549084 et al. 0.504413 partner organizations 0.513681 United States 0.549305 clean-up activities 0.526975 Protection Association 0.501107 line 0.336756 wildfires 0.355911 WFFs 0.374387 land 0.340373 intense physical exertion 0.748221 Feb 0.338998 aircraft 0.336475 on-duty injuries 0.574707 resources 0.368507 forests 0.342808 exposures 0.348023 inhalation 0.355897 Wildfire Coordinating Group 0.696732 1Federal Emergency Management 0.686885 Risk Management Committee. 0.67365	CLICK HERE
10748	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Patient and Practice Perspectives on Strategies for Controlling Blood Pressure, North Carolina, 2010"2012 - CDC	Patient and practice perspectives can inform development of team-based approaches to improving blood pressure control in primary care. We used a community-based participatory research approach to assess patient and practice perceptions regarding the value of team-based strategies for controlling blood pressure in a rural North Carolina population from 2010 through 2012.	North Carolina 0.485855 Practice staff members 0.385272 relevant financial relationships 0.389831 primary care practices 0.524652 blood pressure management 0.38569 systolic blood pressure 0.400836 eastern North Carolina 0.385453 optimal blood pressure 0.394048 health care delivery 0.369008 diastolic blood pressure 0.383598 East Carolina University 0.380853 health care providers 0.386872 team-based care approaches 0.380189 primary care practice 0.366766 blood pressure 0.994838 team-based approach 0.378901 patients 0.499572 blood pressure medication 0.385144 Doyle M. Cummings 0.370438 hypertension control 0.369483 pressure control efforts 0.371078 blood pressure control 0.81231 hypertension care 0.40425 rural North Carolina 0.38548 practice staff 0.614864	suboptimal blood pressure 0.389172 Team-based care models 0.379819 regular office visits 0.375274 blood pressure levels 0.398361 hypertension care delivery 0.370115 team-based care 0.503311 practice staff interviews 0.36661 care delivery 0.425996 patient 0.369192 uncontrolled blood pressure 0.426536 community-based participatory research 0.403183 Beverly A. Garcia 0.369754 team-based strategies 0.380044 team-based approaches 0.403336 Maihan B. Vu 0.372924 blood pressure medicine 0.39707 Chapel Hill 0.372586 Jacqueline R. Halladay 0.372511 goal blood pressure 0.373727 high blood pressure 0.51081 et al 0.385997 blood pressure status 0.379222 better blood pressure 0.377162 hypertension 0.407842	CLICK HERE
11532	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NCIRD | DBD Bulletin Winter 2011 | Quarter 3 News	Division of Bacterial Diseases Bulletin Winter	DBD memories 0.674252 DBD 0.959444 senior health 0.310988 nasopharyngeal carriage study 0.439312 first-ever diagnosis 0.315445 major milestone 0.327237 permanent disability 0.314598 vaccine efficacy data 0.423293 Infectious Diseases Society 0.546935 TaqMan® Low Density 0.402817 meningococcal disease epidemics 0.455906 historical reasons 0.3232 annual attack rates 0.411639 Smart About Antibiotics 0.405299 Stacey Martin 0.312845 Spring/Summer Bulletin 0.326756 Herd immunity 0.322735 ongoing collaboration activities 0.388103 Tami Skoff 0.317454 African Meningitis Belt 0.4324 annual meningitis meeting 0.428005 previous page 0.315371 Darcia Johnson 0.315359 lab trainings 0.31188 Public Health Laboratories 0.394861	Jessica MacNeil 0.312648 multiple pathogens 0.310792 DBD staff 0.790134 Dr. Besser 0.343853 meningococcal vaccines 0.363653 live twitter chat 0.587883 ABC News 0.399946 live Twitter chats 0.407634 Amanda Faulkner 0.314813 DBD All-Hands summer 0.754521 Amanda Cohn 0.316978 pneumococcal vaccine introduction 0.427155 Pediatric Infectious Diseases 0.39759 fond memories 0.32361 international scientists 0.312458 meningococcal conjugate vaccines 0.439146 Roybal campus 0.337569 community-acquired pneumonia 0.332504 local public health 0.399547 Recovery Act funding 0.38642 meningitis cases 0.345562 Burkina Faso 0.674946 MenAfriVac™ introduction 0.312201 Dr. Rich Besser 0.602528	CLICK HERE
12235	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tetrodotoxin Poisoning Outbreak from Imported Dried PufferFish - Minneapolis, Minnesota, 2014	Jon B. Cole, MD1,2, William G. Heegaard, MD2, Jonathan R.	rehydrated fish 0.67156 Applied Nutrition 0.707326 alkaloid toxin tetrodotoxin 0.728648 mental status 0.668999 puffer fish consumption 0.739173 Minnesota Department 0.718901 William G. Heegaard 0.671004 tetrodotoxin testing 0.673239 New York City 0.79915 tetrodotoxin poisoning 0.711722 blood cell count 0.722464 toxin analysis 0.687893 room air 0.669149 normal range 0.697869 County Medical Center 0.726777 blood pressure 0.668356 Sara C. McGrath 0.667587 blood oxygen saturation 0.72403 Food Safety 0.702852 emergency department 0.707297 puffer fish 0.97012 puffer fish products 0.791543 genetic analysis 0.724169 Jonathan R. Deeds 0.725399 Jon B. Cole 0.667118	United States 0.725686 fish family Tetraodontidae 0.701914 public health threat 0.699197 potentially lethal toxin 0.678782 Drug Administration 0.695653 high levels 0.671654 medical advice 0.66732 U.S. public health 0.672635 Sara M. Handy 0.667256 Lagocephalus lunaris 0.71389 domestically sourced puffer 0.712325 puffer fish poisoning 0.829426 alkaloid toxin 0.729223 public health 0.723568 Center Emergency Department 0.68255 carbon dioxide 0.667291 white blood cell 0.724825 puffer fish species 0.75056 York City Department 0.666595 tongue numbness 0.676646 minimum lethal dose 0.665631 acetic acid 0.695056 tetrodotoxin 0.732473 Laboratory results 0.668759	CLICK HERE
13073	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	null	Screening for Colorectal Cancer: Optimizing Quality (CME). Endoscopist Version Part 1	Part 1 of the Endoscopist Version CME includes basic information about colorectal cancer and screening, factors that affect when and how patients should be screened, and detailed screening and surveillance guidelines based on personal and family history. It is the first of two parts of a continuing education activity that provides guidance and tools for clinicians on the optimal ways to implement screening for colorectal cancer to help ensure that patients receive maximum benefit. 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://www.cdc.gov/cancer/videos/colorectal/quality/Endoscopist1/CRC_Screening_Optimizing_Quality_Endoscopist1_256k.mp4			CLICK HERE
15867	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Resources for Flu Prevention Partners	Resources for Flu Prevention Partners - CDC	social media campaign 0.901512 chance 0.386647 short videos 0.54822 Youtube 0.403979 Twitter 0.412431	Post photos 0.55047 FightFlu 0.337528 Facebook 0.418564 media campaign stream 0.724114	CLICK HERE