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1112	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Mission Critical: Preventing Antibiotic Resistance | CDC Features	Can you imagine a day when antibiotics don’t work anymore? It’s concerning to think that the antibiotics that we depend upon for everything from skin and ear infections to life-threatening bloodstream infections could no longer work. Unfortunately, the threat of untreatable infections is very real.	K. oxytoca 0.441419 right antibiotic 0.508216 antibiotic prescription 0.481683 unnecessary side effects 0.34681 CDC reports 0.342084 cephalosporin-resistant K. pneumonia 0.47843 carbapenem-resistant P. aeruginosa 0.469631 healthcare facility administrators 0.467621 effective strategies 0.342252 significant problems 0.341632 diarrheal infections 0.480558 Enterobacter spp. 0.34222 Clostridium difficile 0.35674 leftover medication 0.34882 multiple antibiotics 0.556253 antibiotic resistant infections 0.702084 health care facilities 0.442617 hand hygiene 0.457644 drug resistance 0.410563 antibiotics 0.870802 healthcare providers 0.354997 antibiotic resistance patterns 0.644078 poor practices 0.342047 antibiotic therapy 0.510377 current patient safety 0.444225	good hand hygiene 0.441408 healthcare-associated infections 0.470331 life-threatening bloodstream infections 0.640131 antibiotic resistance 0.908876 extremely scary situation 0.467548 National Healthcare Safety 0.450316 antibiotic resistance threats 0.637852 E. coli 0.456791 hospital CEOs/medical officers 0.435942 widespread overuse 0.354488 untreatable infections 0.518494 right duration 0.356221 carbapenem-resistant K. pneumonia 0.47608 vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus 0.363233 right dose 0.355236 germs outsmart drugs 0.511361 prescribed course 0.373317 allergic reactions 0.342075 infection control measures 0.430474 healthcare workers 0.361924 policy makers 0.342428 leftover antibiotics 0.569528 ear infections 0.494043 Healthcare Safety Network 0.684396	CLICK HERE
1241	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Drought and Your Health | CDC Features	Drought is a natural phenomenon in which rainfall is lower than average for an extended period of time. Periods of drought can result in inadequate water supply and can lead to public health problems. Take action and learn how drought can impact your health and the health of your family.	Cycles 0.227022 areas 0.225672 wildfires 0.236274 public health problems 0.501774 North America 0.353425 main questions 0.345839 drought matters 0.693819 dust storms 0.34473 slow rise 0.342379 indirect health implications 0.486945 public health implications 0.470981 health implications 0.517637 drought-related health effects 0.449246 bronchial passages 0.340448 pneumonia 0.231389 Droughts 0.241785 MB 0.228971 inadequate water supply 0.515343 extended period 0.366496 lungs 0.232174	action 0.226692 additional variables 0.361222 square miles 0.34834 air quality 0.337516 chronic nature 0.34163 rainfall 0.23826 Severe drought conditions 0.802447 longer term 0.338876 bronchitis 0.232451 respiratory infections 0.34947 Periods 0.229355 drought 0.986457 natural phenomenon 0.370843 chronic respiratory illnesses 0.465718 single season 0.351769 risk 0.243047 millions 0.2307 decades 0.229499 time 0.228637 NCEH 0.248839	CLICK HERE
4622	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Features - On and Off the Ice: Learn to Prevent, Recognize, and Respond to Concussions | CDC Features	Get prepared for concussions on and off the ice and slopes. Learn the symptoms and danger signs and keep an action plan on hand.	high school 0.381155 practice 0.23563 CDC 0.326363 traumatic brain injury—or 0.562376 injuries 0.260681 ski slopes 0.428 type 0.232662 sudden movement 0.395385 USA Hockey 0.388554 brain cells 0.389277 concussion poster 0.81627 bump 0.240371 NFL encourage parents 0.517176 concussion symptoms 0.730527 blow 0.233417 health care professionals 0.5321 concussion recover 0.786271 doubt 0.23449 Snowboarding Association 0.385178 chemical changes 0.392419 concussion 0.97458 youth sports coaches 0.539413 jolt 0.24084 action plan 0.586179 great way 0.401368	dangers signs 0.371858 potential long-term consequences 0.510925 important leadership 0.40075 immediate steps 0.377549 speed 0.233194 educational campaign 0.382408 head 0.249465 national governing bodies 0.534318 team locker rooms 0.527496 team-building skills 0.408264 concussion signs 0.762376 various winter sports 0.598189 skull 0.233273 limits 0.269288 hand 0.235957 kids 0.233539 ice rinks 0.378863 safety equipment 0.374729 gymnasiums 0.242633 young athletes 0.645299 four-step action plan 0.541855 risks 0.266458 school professionals 0.532466 tournament sites 0.376507	CLICK HERE
4673	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Update - Dengue	Dengue, Dengue virus, dengue hemorrhagic fever, dengue fever, flavivirus, Aedes mosquitoes, DHF, DF, DSS	Dengue Update 0.793536 Puerto Rico 0.752513 future research collaborations 0.312835 dengue virus 0.659918 Juan Condado Plaza 0.326249 endemic dengue risk 0.796156 dengue 0.977911 recent dengue activity 0.774712	3-day scientific meeting 0.310474 latest dengue research 0.852202 Dengue cases 0.739446 global dengue resurgence 0.89069 American Health Organization 0.294671 Chikungunya virus 0.218984 health care providers 0.290206 Diagnostic Evaluation Expert 0.269509	CLICK HERE
5227	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV and Congenital Syphilis	Every year, approximately 370,000 babies are born with HIV, mostly in sub-Saharan Africa. Without treatment, over half of these children will die before the age of 2.	treatment 0.286895 leader 0.240466 country 0.23836 CDC 0.474053 half 0.241457 fact 0.24117 Winnable battle goals 0.656623 congenital syphilis 0.685231 safe infant feeding 0.73908 U.S. President 0.432801 babies 0.247062 antenatal care 0.758652 antenatal care visit 0.709197 infant mortality 0.535324 program outcomes 0.431149 infant health impact 0.695114 stillbirths 0.241277 sub-Saharan Africa 0.49597 AIDS Relief 0.433233 children 0.246001 systems 0.238558 antiretroviral medications 0.751469	rapid point-of-care testing 0.628899 mother-to-child transmission 0.998819 broad PMTCT scale-up 0.645689 Emergency Plan 0.438219 burden African countries 0.63412 service provision 0.43126 infants 0.245901 infant deaths 0.547597 routine detection 0.451703 syphilis 0.719334 global efforts 0.436946 PEPFAR 0.239587 services 0.238242 prominent cause 0.446782 practices 0.242236 key interventions 0.48389 HIV 0.831504 antenatal data collection 0.726561 integration 0.238272 information 0.238145 HIV-infected pregnant women 0.720804	CLICK HERE
7544	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	ADHD - Recommendations - From the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)	ADHD is one of the most common neurobehavioral disorders of childhood. It is usually first diagnosed in childhood and often lasts into adulthood. Children with ADHD have trouble paying attention, controlling impulsive behaviors (may act without thinking about what the result will be), and in some cases, are overly active.	healthcare providers 0.412232 ADHD 0.558106 mental health clinicians 0.400343 treatment 0.38097 medical evidence 0.359949 school environment 0.351107 chronic care model 0.407941 family physicians 0.36253 American Academy 0.363443 school programs 0.350674 work assignments 0.349486 behavior therapy 0.355565 teacher-administered behavior 0.354261 following recommendations 0.350062 AAP guideline 0.389338 evidence-based behavioral therapy 0.40133 language disorders 0.355264 extended-release clonidine 0.350306 Drug Administration–approved medications 0.487504 special education 0.349516 evidence-based parent 0.353274 early age 0.353136 medical home 0.3517	diagnostic criteria 0.354847 stimulant medications 0.354298 behavior plans 0.352402 special needs 0.349552 behavioral problems 0.357177 maximum benefit 0.348328 clinical practice guideline 0.431873 primary care clinician 0.92088 diagnosis 0.356165 extended test time 0.389705 attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder 0.366626 Statistical Manual 0.357718 primary care settings 0.434116 elementary school–aged children 0.396119 physical conditions 0.35399 Mental Disorders 0.356501 special health care 0.409329 treatment options 0.356047 behavioral disorders 0.355163 possible cause 0.353738 extended-release guanfacine 0.350352 disorders apnea 0.355006	CLICK HERE
10519	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	About COCA'Clinician Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA)	CDC Clinician Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA). Providing clinicians the most current and reliable information on emerging public health threats, such as pandemics, natural disasters, and bioterrorism.	large number 0.446783 pharmacists 0.212314 public health practitioners 0.792002 clinical professionals 0.481976 national clinician organizations 0.812766 epidemiologists 0.262674 COCA 0.727965	physician’s assistants 0.514 health department officials 0.790494 clinicians 0.469605 information needs 0.450924 emergency response capacity 0.908399 paramedics 0.228257	CLICK HERE
11334	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Guidance on Air Medical Transport for Patients with Ebola Virus Disease	null	patient care support 0.3627 patient care area 0.451983 ebola virus 0.981544 public health authorities 0.589069 air traffic management 0.357738 direct patient care 0.425612 AMT services 0.337844 patient body fluids 0.357117 leakproof biohazard bags 0.350185 unique patient care 0.381144 isolation area 0.38122 personal protective equipment 0.565396 patients 0.367437 dedicated AMT mission 0.359304 AMT 0.432257 body fluids 0.624107 ebola virus disease 0.598232 patient care 0.824905 EVD 0.445298 AMT service 0.363872 Environmental Protection Agency 0.346953 Infection control policies 0.333229 infection control guidelines 0.33256 elevated body temperature 0.340126	infectious material 0.396243 healthcare providers 0.344543 equivalent microbial pathogen 0.339259 PPE 0.48202 waste disposal 0.370458 United States 0.370057 infection control 0.643067 portable isolation unit 0.558465 patient transport vehicles 0.385235 U.S. Hospitals 0.33304 AMT service providers 0.33373 procedures 0.354147 public health 0.603135 air medical transport 0.346599 microbial pathogen claims 0.34218 ground medical transport 0.342323 medical equipment 0.325305 aircraft 0.378799 transport 0.390029 E. Waste Disposal 0.369527 patient care equipment 0.362099 Healthcare Workers 0.339404 portable patient toilet 0.337568 personnel 0.331049	CLICK HERE
11420	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Campaign Materials | We Can Stop HIV One Conversation | Campaigns | Act Against AIDS	Promotional materials of One Conversation at a Time that encourage Hispanic/Latino families, friends, and communities to talk openly about HIV			CLICK HERE
13734	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Percentage of hospitals using the Ten Steps to Successful Breastfeeding	null			CLICK HERE