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4575	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	November 09, 2009: States Where Persons Infected with the Outbreak Strain of E. coli O157:H7 Live, United States, by State | E. coli CDC	Get the latest CDC information on the recent infections from ground beef, and find out what you can do to protect yourself and your family.	O157 0.415243 cluster 0.350488 CDC 0.326019 United States 0.616271 Maine 0.319414 ongoing case finding 0.491683 advanced secondary DNA 0.486648 strains 0.32509 human isolates 0.413858 number 0.33564 Massachusetts 0.319504 ill persons 0.406793 Beef 0.322224 E. coli 0.92108 outbreak strain 0.748083	secondary tests 0.402763 H7 Live 0.545352 Outbreak Investigations 0.483445 genetic associations 0.404089 New York 0.401489 California 0.319614 New Jersey 0.401805 Fairbank Farms 0.435125 persons 0.442845 New Hampshire 0.402122 Connecticut 0.319554 H7 Infections Associated 0.632985 Maryland 0.319464 Multistate Outbreak 0.493577 laboratory testing 0.40601	CLICK HERE
4635	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Features - Newborn Hearing Screening Important for Development | CDC Features	Babies begin to develop speech and language from the time they are born. All parents should learn the results of their baby's newborn hearing screening test.	CDC 0.34754 National Health Interview 0.387435 better ear 0.347425 general health 0.348823 available services 0.347505 profound hearing loss 0.559558 language development 0.351963 U.S. children 0.348261 newborn baby 0.353362 health conditions 0.348445 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.388129 greater loss 0.356454 support services 0.348854 early age 0.347408 infants 0.346932 hearing screening 0.573943 voices 0.322917 metropolitan Atlanta 0.348837 Early Hearing Detection 0.686278 language skills 0.34809 hearing loss 0.981658 social development 0.353711 medical tests 0.396649 child 0.363056 parents 0.311325	Early identification 0.355125 timely follow-up testing 0.387177 United States 0.353472 hearing test 0.526961 cause 0.319449 babies 0.417263 newborn child 0.350901 ear nose 0.350824 sounds 0.323483 EHDI Program site 0.384886 five-county area 0.34874 baby’s doctor 0.379729 confirmed hearing loss 0.537691 services 0.35033 Follow-Up Survey 0.347113 demographic data 0.347062 nationally representative surveys 0.389271 old children 0.346678 speech 0.333416 newborn hearing 0.514497 baby 0.40636 intervention services 0.349519 hearing tests 0.478476 throat doctor 0.399861	CLICK HERE
5706	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Heptachlor - 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
6876	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	More Americans Got Seasonal Flu Vaccination in 2009-10 than in Previous Years	More Americans Got Seasonal Flu Vaccination in 2009-10 than in Previous Years - CDC	seasonal flu vaccination 0.696717 previous flu season 0.68622 CDC’s National 0.497785 school-located clinics 0.480955 Seasonal Flu Vaccinations 0.73587 Dr. Anne Schuchat 0.552134 Behavior Risk Factor 0.540885 Greatest Increase 0.498645 pregnant women 0.479418 Disease Control 0.495544 children 0.527996 Coverage —United States 0.679605 vaccination rates 0.534369 BRFSS survey 0.478292 percentage point jump 0.570956 Interim Results 0.560784 influenza vaccine 0.516483 chronic health 0.569473 chronic medical conditions 0.545015 H1N1 Flu Survey 0.622441 complete MMWR report 0.543511 additional opportunities 0.479478 seasonal flu 0.957688 NHFS respondents 0.487682 school-aged children 0.492493	Respiratory Diseases 0.484642 Seasonal Influenza Vaccination 0.782944 successful programs 0.479536 healthy adults 0.489576 chronic health condition 0.560418 chronic health conditions 0.555633 adults 0.490143 regular habit 0.483463 MMWR website 0.476488 annual flu vaccine 0.633194 CDC Report Shows 0.59367 State-Specific Seasonal Influenza 0.769039 BRFSS respondents 0.489013 highest percentage 0.489672 Dr. Schuchat 0.536742 H1N1 pandemic response 0.550654 50 states 0.479916 real success 0.479642 H1N1 influenza 0.510988 seasonal vaccine coverage 0.612553 2009-10 season 0.507977 eligible population 0.567712 greatest gain 0.489835 Vaccination Coverage —United 0.712827	CLICK HERE
6945	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012:11_0331	HIV infection, a communicable disease, and noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) are among the major health concerns worldwide. An estimated 33 million people live with HIV, two-thirds of them in sub-Saharan Africa, where three-fourths of all AIDS-related deaths occur.	NCDs 0.495412 major risk factor 0.394423 major risk factors 0.393478 sexually transmitted infection 0.420044 HIV programs 0.538434 noncommunicable diseases 0.367489 Integrated health systems 0.428279 integrated programs 0.413055 major health concerns 0.42705 chronic infectious diseases 0.415028 limited human resources 0.382783 positive health behaviors 0.414324 insufficient physical activity 0.392306 health management 0.384652 integrated approaches 0.400883 middle-income countries 0.794991 health systems 0.501247 World Health Organization 0.41936 similar vertical programs 0.417996 HIV infection increase 0.523869 Unsafe sexual behavior 0.391529 disease management programs 0.42776 chronic disease 0.435867 vertical approaches 0.367818 high-profile vertical program 0.392749	health workers 0.372131 weak health systems 0.45966 health care programs 0.426298 health needs 0.394687 different clinical interrelationships 0.393945 public health concern 0.416166 vertical programs 0.431914 HIV-family planning integration 0.38511 health care 0.442146 Different chronic diseases 0.420271 health care systems 0.413409 integrated HIV–NCD management 0.413406 dynamic health systems 0.412829 chronic diseases 0.469425 Different health 0.368103 health 0.566009 people 0.390894 management 0.454722 Public Health Service 0.402573 major chronic diseases 0.419869 antiretroviral treatments 0.39413 HIV infection 0.973626 chronic care programs 0.424326 NCD burden 0.373723	CLICK HERE
7186	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012: 11_0321	The objective of this study was to compare prevalence estimates of self-reported obesity, hypertension, and high cholesterol with examination-based measures of obesity, hypertension, and high-risk lipid profiles.	undiagnosed high-risk lipid 0.456008 abnormal lipid value 0.377516 self-reported high cholesterol 0.474948 health care provider 0.510668 physical measurements 0.366819 systolic blood pressure 0.410841 total cholesterol 0.399126 high blood cholesterol 0.389502 New York City 0.376959 high cholesterol 0.703834 diastolic blood pressure 0.410815 self-reported hypertension data 0.375984 self-reported hypertension 0.402223 WA-BRFSS 0.468578 demographic factors 0.386678 WAHS examination-based prevalence 0.368617 blood cholesterol level 0.377937 definite high-risk lipid 0.371913 cardiovascular disease 0.385788 blood pressure 0.60493 mm Hg 0.411141 Washington State Department 0.37562 abnormal lipid 0.378769 blood cholesterol 0.40641 washington state 0.507474	self-reporting high cholesterol 0.392716 Self-reported prevalence estimates 0.377003 high-risk lipid profiles 0.910707 WAHS participants 0.427335 study 0.39007 probable high-risk lipid 0.386038 measuring high cholesterol 0.373388 prevalence estimates 0.466289 WA-BRFSS self-reported measure 0.368692 self-reported obesity 0.381575 high total cholesterol 0.377081 high-risk lipid profile 0.370784 WAHS data 0.395536 WA-BRFSS participants 0.378888 examination-based hypertension 0.377907 participants 0.5413 high cholesterol prevalence 0.397858 New York 0.379339 HDL cholesterol 0.378745 demographic differences 0.36706 high blood pressure 0.462148 examination-based measures 0.398335 self-reported heights 0.388478 WAHS 0.574329	CLICK HERE
11743	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Norovirus | Outbreaks by Genotype to CaliciNet, Data | CDC	Confirmed norovirus outbreaks submitted to Calicinet. Data by state and by genotype.	list Skip 0.6998 RT-PCR amplification 0.439433 page options Skip 0.925275 navigation Skip 0.710305 Dual typing 0.666435 region B-C 0.406841	polymerase gene 0.426612 partial region 0.359761 data table 0.878657 capsid gene 0.442214 genogroup II viruses 0.359798 single reaction 0.377387	CLICK HERE
13238	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Campaign Materials - English | Know Hepatitis B |CDC	Campaign Materials - English | Know Hepatitis B | CDC	MPEG 0.741242 site 0.541063 PDF 0.544429	PPT 0.837268 DOC 0.733754	CLICK HERE
13739	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vital Signs: Improvements in Maternity Care Policies andPractices That Support Breastfeeding - United States,2007-2013	On October 6, 2015, this report was posted as an MMWR Early Release on the MMWR website (http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr).	Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative 0.429781 hospitals 0.516343 CDC 0.399275 continued breastfeeding 0.467955 breastfeeding intentions 0.448923 optimal post-discharge support 0.406702 maternity care policies 0.748543 evidence-based maternity care 0.442851 non–breast milk fluids 0.4387 shorter breastfeeding duration 0.470469 mothers 0.39747 biennial Maternity Practices 0.456939 EMPower breastfeeding project 0.47266 state health departments 0.403914 healthy breastfed infants 0.469925 breastfeeding initiation 0.465486 exclusive breastfeeding 0.445439 maternity care objectives 0.396702 World Health Organization 0.476783 non–breast milk 0.447534 steps 0.497454 birth facilities 0.391775 Successful Breastfeeding 0.668319 suboptimal breastfeeding behaviors 0.473113	model breastfeeding policy 0.602746 prenatal breastfeeding education 0.586837 later breastfeeding outcomes 0.49435 United States 0.395352 suboptimal breastfeeding rates 0.497035 non–breast milk feeding 0.409082 maternity care 0.928046 Cria G. Perrine 0.417222 U.S. maternity practices 0.407255 United Nations Children 0.418347 states 0.402005 lower breastfeeding rates 0.474692 island territory hospitals 0.385566 teaching breastfeeding techniques 0.488269 hospital 0.470474 early breastfeeding problems 0.470363 outline evidence-based maternity 0.38636 optimal breastfeeding support 0.509005 post-discharge support 0.461168 U.S. maternity care 0.406203 breastfeeding 0.700242 routine maternity care 0.402809 maternity care practices 0.498371 federal maternity hospitals 0.414559	CLICK HERE
16110	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Facts About the National DPP | NDPP | Diabetes	National Diabetes Prevention Program	diabetes prevention 0.527863 lifestyle change programs 0.977165 diabetes prevention efforts 0.426059 Control Diabetes 0.381032 environmental changes 0.34468 Associated Risk Factors 0.383386 State Public Health 0.399514 Medicaid beneficiaries 0.345848 wellness centers 0.341356 National DPP 0.518805 diabetes prevention lifestyle 0.45316 large city health 0.392794 insurer coverage 0.344606 National Diabetes Prevention 0.424015 covered health benefit 0.395012 university-based continuing education 0.380564 CDC-recognized lifestyle change 0.631411 training organizations 0.37041 health care clinics 0.390162 faith-based organizations 0.351166 Local Public Health 0.39423 health care providers 0.394885 CDC Recognition Program 0.406012 local health departments 0.392509	health care 0.427177 health care professionals 0.388699 50 states 0.346124 Prevent Obesity 0.34339 community levels 0.34413 covered benefit 0.343989 nationwide public awareness 0.379114 Promote School Health 0.394491 online programs 0.360509 Public Health Actions 0.461883 lifestyle coaches 0.395429 community-based organizations 0.35007 Heart Disease 0.389547 public employees 0.347048 prevention lifestyle change 0.500151 high risk 0.351966 American Diabetes Association 0.408554 Diabetes Prevention Recognition 0.406171 national organizations 0.359721 high-risk populations 0.343813 health practices 0.352439 health benefits 0.351383 National DPP partners 0.403308	CLICK HERE