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4850	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Conjunctivitis: Prevention	Prevent or reduce the risk of spreading or getting conjunctivitis by following some simple good hygiene steps.	Haemophilus influenzae type 0.489173 hand towels 0.401294 alcohol-based hand sanitizer 0.693485 warm water 0.700892 person’s eye 0.412941 tips 0.364163 detergent 0.34545 non-infected eyes 0.419762 bed linens 0.400672 hot water 0.478286 pink eye 0.431867 contact lenses 0.917064 Clean extended wear 0.506209 eye drops 0.673085 unwashed hands 0.467954 ointment 0.356145 proper handwashing 0.510314 washcloths 0.385441 eye 0.693362 bacterial diseases 0.396838 eye doctor 0.495969 contact lens storage 0.647505 pillows 0.339036 face makeup 0.49399 items 0.40365	personal items 0.401624 soap 0.421201 washing machine 0.399103 Clean eyeglasses 0.53699 CDC’s Clean 0.532958 eyes 0.463917 fresh cotton ball 0.490253 makeup brushes 0.502727 wet washcloth 0.41259 cotton balls 0.402239 good hygiene 0.416778 website 0.341464 disposable contact lenses 0.502103 lens storage cases 0.652333 conjunctivitis 0.608772 bacterial infection 0.397122 Clean Hands Save 0.742529 people 0.344104 infected person 0.565358 eye drop dispenser/bottle 0.504499 simple steps 0.420014 Wash pillowcases 0.469356 bacterial conjunctivitis 0.496652 risk 0.343799	CLICK HERE
4878	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Laboratory Detection of VISA/VRSA - HAI	null	Clinical Microbiology 0.428018 glycopeptides 0.43185 oxacillin-resistant isolates 0.670535 important agent 0.425033 Slower growing cells 0.525117 antimicrobial agents 0.646984 Clinical Laboratory Standards. 0.531973 Vitek software 0.426862 S. epidermidis 0.45952 oxacillin-resistant CoNS 0.524664 single group 0.438442 term glycopeptide 0.55447 limits therapeutic options 0.52436 vancomycin MICs 0.941659 minimum inhibitory concentration 0.537754 S. McAllister 0.429983 Staphylococcus epidermidis 0.440171 S. haemolyticus 0.533015 Limited treatment options 0.535066 S. clinical trials 0.568519 decreased susceptibility 0.784979 Clinical Laboratory Standards 0.727723 hospital-acquired infections 0.450867 susceptibility test methods 0.976905 Reduced Susceptibility 0.650154	MicroScan rapid panels 0.529938 CoNS species 0.559488 therapeutic agents 0.428191 coagulase-negative staphylococci 0.504446 impaired host defenses 0.556258 infection control precautions 0.533116 commonly used susceptibility 0.779578 Yes. Staphylococci 0.517635 broader scope 0.424819 invasive devices 0.435371 antimicrobial susceptibility testing 0.774268 CoNS infection rate 0.682577 MicroScan conventional panels 0.528428 National Committee 0.656785 species level 0.437345 reduced susceptibilities 0.425042 clinical isolates 0.693237 clinical significance 0.45635 resistance trends 0.429794 routine susceptibility test 0.759481 treatment options 0.536314 New England Journal 0.512618 R.V. Spera 0.422682 vancomycin resistance 0.760317	CLICK HERE
8018	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	South Africa - GeneXpert's Speedy Diagnosis gets Patients onto TB Treatment Quicker	CDC partners in South Africa with government and parastatal agencies, private institutions, universities and non-governmental organizations to improve the country’s public health foundation, to prevent transmission of HIV, to provide care and treatment for those who are already infected with HIV, and to strengthen laboratory capacity.	first-line drugs 0.403138 community health Center 0.486644 screen people 0.390668 two-hour drive 0.404705 Care Association project 0.465359 huge human investment 0.463626 effective treatment 0.403049 extreme weather 0.405774 nearest laboratory 0.40101 Disease Control 0.408031 huge success 0.388863 GeneXpert machine 0.390664 community care worker 0.477524 TB test 0.682517 CDC TB/HIV Care 0.532901 test results 0.386129 South African province 0.496181 Community Health Centre 0.501381 cutting-edge diagnostic machine 0.496769 TB patients 0.709565 rural setting 0.407257 community health workers 0.677183 drug-resistant TB 0.780867 drug resistance 0.391569 TB symptoms 0.644927	KZN 0.360064 entire community 0.401112 HIV epidemic 0.397566 TB culture 0.674321 high levels 0.486123 opportunistic infections 0.39891 speedy delivery 0.390694 rural clinic 0.409694 pholela community health 0.626158 long time 0.396182 TB infection 0.668857 mountainous terrain 0.410559 fewer people 0.38994 sputum sample 0.487839 TB treatment 0.643974 Pholela CHC 0.392646 TB/HIV Care Association 0.81739 TB cases 0.66736 PEPFAR 0.335667 susceptibility results 0.400463 drug resistant TB 0.746011 TB 0.942606 innovative diagnostics 0.388398 Rapid diagnosis 0.392144	CLICK HERE
8713	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Communication with Older Adults - Emergency Preparedness for Older Adults	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
9568	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Assessing the Risks for Poliovirus Outbreaks in Polio-FreeCountries - Africa, 2012-2013	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.	risk assessments 0.40896 population immunity risk 0.255111 GPEI partners 0.403444 high-risk countries 0.33964 risk mitigation activities 0.323637 poliovirus transmission 0.218242 high-risk polio-free countries 0.234078 annual nonpolio AFP 0.225654 risk mitigation measures 0.217939 subnational areas 0.216422 high-risk subpopulations 0.213879 risk mitigation 0.39645 moderate-risk countries 0.386857 AFP cases 0.229408 AFP surveillance reviews 0.265976 population immunity indicator 0.207993 population immunity 0.853829 polio-free countries 0.548499	preventive SIAs 0.388477 AFP surveillance performance 0.244144 previously polio-free countries 0.2286 WPV importation belt 0.781808 active WPV transmission 0.208327 World Health Organization 0.288954 national AFP surveillance 0.340556 periodic preventive SIAs 0.259677 targeted subnational SIAs 0.248431 risk mitigation efforts 0.217394 WPV importation 0.903406 countries 0.629189 augment AFP surveillance 0.242536 West African WPV 0.217546 regional office 0.231256 WPV outbreaks 0.334084 limited AFP surveillance 0.250744 risk 0.441567	CLICK HERE
11190	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Ebola Radio Health Messages in Local Languages	null	family members 0.207668 Transcript 0.246035 health care worker 0.215138 Outbreak Update 0.22099 sudden fever 0.236014 Page 0.224357 wild animals 0.221573	right information 0.549541 people 0.2007 Ebola virus 0.601785 remember 0.234222 health center 0.207844 health care workers 0.891685 Ebola patients 0.3107	CLICK HERE
11663	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Enterovirus D68 for Health Care Professionals	Enterovirus D68 for Health Care Professionals.	Enterovirus D68 0.776694 treatment 0.333736 general information 0.505125 EV-D68 testing 0.499038 overall effectiveness 0.454478 Asthma Care Quick 0.667395 Reinforce 0.339232 environmental disinfection specific 0.609897 alcohol-based hand rub 0.609312 enveloped viruses 0.486345 non-enveloped viruses 0.468767 EV-D68 infection 0.580235 summer 0.333478 local health department 0.918095 additional guidance 0.471015 oropharyngeal swabs 0.501866 state health departments 0.636671 local health departments 0.634071 specimen submission form 0.620703 respiratory specimens 0.777928 acute respiratory illness 0.681624 patient summary form 0.612798 risk factors 0.496724 skin tolerance 0.463059	non-polio enteroviruses 0.561522 vegetative bacteria 0.472076 adherence 0.338124 molecular typing 0.664304 patients 0.364221 wide variety 0.46245 diagnosis 0.333762 Overview 0.333709 asthma action plan 0.675297 CDC health 0.592206 Healthcare Settings 0.461546 rhinovirus 0.330959 specimen submission 0.643017 upper respiratory specimens 0.757629 symptoms 0.333824 infection control measures 0.688851 long-term control medication 0.632659 sera 0.33482 Contact your state 0.628326 healthcare pathogens 0.462477 hand hygiene 0.591417 possible cause 0.49467 Droplet Precautions 0.508757	CLICK HERE
15580	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Legal Preemption and the Prevention of Chronic Conditions	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.	public health issues 0.592629 Massachusetts state regulation 0.582786 public health reforms 0.602993 public health interventions 0.639687 state law 0.620843 state governments 0.593839 public health innovations 0.585732 legal preemption 0.595859 New York City 0.641096 preemption scrutiny 0.59085 nutritional information 0.62441 state 0.801526 preemption litigation 0.592215 local governments 0.696398 uniform state law 0.602783 local laws 0.84509 public health areas 0.597901 federal law 0.65245 public health leaders 0.645332 public health objectives 0.589217 state laws 0.611955 law strips state 0.605605 state legislation 0.583284 Preemption themes 0.590941 federal laws 0.647579	legal public health 0.605501 conflicting state 0.589868 local labeling laws 0.601948 public health objective 0.582554 public health outcomes 0.591815 public health exercises 0.590947 public health laws 0.644109 public health goals 0.62194 public health 0.965648 local public sector 0.611763 public health law 0.706083 preemption starts 0.598699 conflicting local laws 0.650564 state preemption 0.635276 preemption issues 0.588211 chronic conditions 0.750808 local public health 0.648541 local legal innovations 0.662059 public health improvements 0.630214 public health practices 0.594516 preemption challenge 0.587396 Arizona State University 0.639888 meaningful policy proposals 0.60596 voluntary nutritional claims 0.622784	CLICK HERE
15772	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Take Pride in Your Job: Fall Protection	NIOSH Publication No. 2009--108d http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/ This video encourages oil and gas extraction workers to use fall protection and never be "un-clipped" and thus vulnerable when at height. The video features oil and gas extraction workers talking about their use of fall protection and sharing their personal stories about why fall protection should always be worn when working at height. The purpose of the video is to raise awareness of fall injuries in this industry and to provide information about the use, proper fit, and inspection of fall protection. This video is designed to be used in pre-shift or weekly safety meetings.	Pride 0.902141	Job 0.777555	CLICK HERE
16000	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diagnostic Tests for Zika Virus	Information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	NAT 0.443641 symptomatic non-pregnant individuals 0.382414 Zika virus 0.951841 IgM testing 0.230247 similar clinical illness 0.23969 Zika virus infection 0.596289 Trioplex Real-Time RT-PCR 0.242418 IgM serology 0.531317 NAT testing 0.289755 recent possible exposure 0.244082 testing algorithm 0.334798 symptomatic patient 0.26029 non-negative serology results 0.2547 RNA NAT 0.249129 symptomatic pregnant women 0.849866 congenital Zika virus 0.357475	Zika virus exposure 0.293079 NAT negative samples 0.277609 ongoing possible exposure 0.241374 prenatal ultrasound findings 0.336492 Zika virus NAT 0.332057 negative NAT result 0.290087 symptomatic persons 0.248191 IgM levels 0.226482 possible exposure 0.414613 physician-patient decision-making model 0.22675 PRNT Reference Center 0.213273 Zika virus-specific IgM 0.290089 asymptomatic pregnant women 0.522362 nucleic acid testing 0.233892 public health laboratory 0.213416	CLICK HERE