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593	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	You Can Help Detect and Solve Outbreaks of Foodborne Disease | CDC Features	Did you know you can help disease detectives detect and solve foodborne disease outbreaks? Learn some ways you can help detect and solve foodborne disease outbreaks, and maybe help protect others from getting sick.	disease detectives 0.510553 Escherichia coli 0.381081 health care provider 0.523997 blood tests 0.368476 outbreak investigation 0.393215 common types 0.375857 U.S. Department 0.368517 similar outbreaks 0.416355 case-control study 0.364999 similar symptoms 0.367248 environmental testing information 0.435825 health department officials 0.430069 Health care providers 0.437798 foodborne illnesses 0.499283 foodborne disease outbreaks 0.934123 sick people 0.487737 public health officials 0.422586 short time 0.378563 healthy people 0.375366 important role 0.371722 foodborne illness 0.512102 state public health 0.436604 shopper card information 0.422292 medical conditions 0.380215	Health departments 0.379245 special events 0.36863 Disease Detective Investigations 0.423327 harmful germs 0.394454 Drug Administration 0.365952 outbreak investigations 0.448519 foodborne germs 0.439586 food diary 0.390774 local health department 0.532946 food receipts 0.482606 state health department 0.628919 foodborne disease detectives 0.495071 shopper card programs 0.536465 original packaging 0.364996 public health 0.474381 food poisoning 0.640482 food regulatory laboratories 0.442861 health department website 0.444826 health official contacts 0.43274 health department 0.643934 food eaten 0.390835 common source 0.370341 people 0.52467 epidemiologic study 0.364956	CLICK HERE
946	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tobacco Use Among Middle and High School Students-United States, 2000-2009	null	cigarette smoking 0.336321 prevalence 0.26252 tobacco-related knowledge 0.258124 current tobacco 0.561275 middle school students 0.795502 second-hand smoke exposure 0.447714	high school students 0.735675 overall declines 0.605635 National Youth Tobacco 0.488644 NYTS 0.267283 school students 0.948371	CLICK HERE
1324	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Severe Respiratory Illness Associated with Enterovirus D68 -Missouri and Illinois, 2014	On September 8, 2014, this report was posted as an MMWR Early Release on the MMWR website (http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr).	CDC Picornavirus Laboratory 0.348745 chest radiographs 0.295098 Enterovirus D68* 0.286866 unexplained severe respiratory 0.369423 National Enterovirus Surveillance 0.463726 Fredrick Echols 0.225258 airway pressure ventilation 0.478002 nasopharyngeal specimens 0.339422 MMWR Early Release 0.319712 EV-D68 reports 0.227988 Susan I. Gerber 0.308412 state health departments 0.276014 intensive care unit 0.677786 Health care providers 0.292683 Kansas City 0.627891 website (http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr). 0.319532 patients 0.343004 underlying respiratory illness 0.430518 Mercy Hospital 0.30448 Respiratory Diseases 0.271833 various clinical symptoms 0.281256 febrile rash illness 0.364011 respiratory distress 0.276119 1Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.277378 Rangaraj Selvarangan 0.218513	geographically distinct observations 0.290651 respiratory illness 0.907227 United States 0.38735 Chicago Medicine Comer 0.312917 mild respiratory illness 0.412621 George Turabelidze 0.218432 previous history 0.299509 Mary Anne Jackson 0.311406 Ajanta Patel 0.223273 severe symptoms 0.224102 laboratory detections 0.2228 Claire M. Midgley 0.498755 extracorporeal membrane oxygenation 0.28746 EV-D68 0.241998 John T. Watson 0.311271 neurologic illness 0.255754 bilevel positive airway 0.477253 W. Allan Nix 0.31327 positive airway pressure 0.477198 multiplex polymerase chain 0.303455 B. Louise Giles 0.310868 severe respiratory illness 0.798922 Enterovirus infections 0.264403 3Infectious Disease Department 0.279996	CLICK HERE
5504	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Yttrium - 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
7280	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012: 11_0344	US Hispanics have disproportionate rates of diabetes and other chronic diseases. We used the entertainment–education approach to develop a Spanish-language radio novella aimed at reducing risk factors for diabetes, obesity, and tobacco use.	local radio personality 0.504919 Spanish-speaking community members 0.536036 community-based participatory methods 0.50772 health issues 0.742413 listening sessions 0.506473 culturally relevant storyline 0.512276 que era diabetes 0.508285 entertainment–education approach 0.557985 Hispanic immigrants 0.515894 Hispanic adults 0.509685 salient health issues 0.57549 Promesas y Traiciones 0.513049 various health issues 0.523768 local Hispanic community 0.696961 Spanish-language radio station 0.736413 Hispanic community 0.729708 community engagement objectives 0.557064 risk factors 0.538483 poor health behaviors 0.516272 health messages 0.524878 local Hispanic population 0.524219 community residents 0.524231 Hispanic health organization 0.557997 community events 0.514243 community engagement 0.661616	Spanish-language radio novella 0.563559 Hispanic population 0.595666 local Hispanic health 0.582836 intervention 0.513484 county health department 0.586777 community members 0.914198 Hispanic health issues 0.591317 local community 0.536231 community service activities 0.519644 local Spanish-language newspapers 0.587726 Hispanic target audience 0.5053 community engagement outcome 0.530815 non-Hispanic white adults 0.511009 Hispanic service organization 0.512837 social cognitive theory 0.517076 Hispanic theater professor 0.505799 physical activity 0.70646 well-attended community events 0.511294 Community Context 0.507183 Community creative workshop 0.523905 Community members Health 0.572381 community workshop 0.519708 local Spanish-language radio 0.629397 diabetes 0.57265	CLICK HERE
10909	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Insurance and Medicare Coverage for Colorectal Cancer Screening Tests	Information about Medicare and private insurance coverage for colorectal (colon) cancer screening tests.	screening flexible sigmoidoscopy 0.622104 problem 0.415257 follow-up colonoscopy 0.555243 Colonoscopy Coverage 0.543899 e-mail 0.414047 colorectal cancer screening 0.865152 Medicare-approved 0.414468 CDC-INFO 0.414096 combination 0.416301 visit www.medicare.gov 0.476662 TTY users 0.489963 polyps 0.422899 colorectal cancer 0.975945 Program 0.413946 test 0.705427 1-800-CDC-INFO 0.41409 copayment 0.42877 health insurance policy 0.564622 plans 0.496578 high risk 0.792923 occult blood test 0.565837 Colorectal Cancer Control 0.608055 lesion 0.417353 women 0.41391 screening test results 0.59067	1-800-MEDICARE 0.414278 screening tests 0.525146 Medicare coverage 0.487426 substitute 0.415864 flexible sigmoidoscopy 0.682467 low-income men 0.476932 payment option 0.472696 states 0.413977 Double-contrast barium enema 0.551041 hospital outpatient setting 0.53579 previous screening colonoscopy 0.665895 Medicare 0.49251 assignment 0.462167 insurance plans 0.487271 services 0.414449 minimum age 0.478571 people 0.416888 doctor 0.48457 follow-up test 0.557463 flex sig 0.487086 biopsy 0.415684 insurance plan 0.554909 information 0.426687 FOBT 0.42294	CLICK HERE
10955	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Barriers to Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccination Among Adolescents in the United States	In the United States, HPV vaccination rates are low compared with other recommended vaccines.	CDC 0.351446 vulvar 0.326432 HPV vaccine recommendations 0.662437 throat cancer 0.417989 vaccination status 0.419522 health care providers 0.492575 Stokley S. Barriers 0.515995 different concerns 0.400147 anus 0.327571 12-year-olds 0.322659 cervical cancers 0.448744 males 0.321517 literature review 0.403034 article 0.32271 recent estimates 0.418553 HPV vaccines 0.607417 acute care visits 0.487612 Health care professionals 0.484453 preteen boys 0.425405 doctors 0.334575 human papillomavirus 0.555006 shots 0.340645 women 0.360552 parents 0.359686 doses 0.357153	United States 0.525342 teens 0.338762 HPV vaccine 0.926743 U.S. adolescents 0.415449 certain groups 0.397806 vulva 0.329502 genital warts 0.553758 HPV vaccination rates 0.674007 penile cancer 0.423743 vaginal cancers 0.452635 female adolescents 0.418202 health care 0.494996 Roland KB 0.409477 preteens 0.3379 JAMA Pediatrics 0.413371 females 0.320806 Gardasil 0.406848 children’s health 0.4044 Benard 0.325565 anal cancer 0.422514 systematic review 0.40251 human papillomavirus vaccination 0.521182 people 0.322658 series 0.340677	CLICK HERE
14457	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Health Benefits of Water-based Exercise | Healthy Swimming | Healthy Water | CDC	null	A. Pool exercise 0.75611 mental health 0.823559 water offers 0.611361 warm water 0.755615 chronic heart failure 0.651482 inactive people 0.631955 L. Older women 0.660289 safe swimming behaviors 0.676829 health improvements 0.623387 mental health benefits 0.704179 aerobic fitness activities 0.682882 physical training 0.603679 Health Benefits. 0.619664 post-menopausal women 0.599852 warm water induces 0.685568 recreational activities 0.596722 Percept Mot Skills. 0.652666 bone health 0.619678 Curr Opin Rheumatol. 0.655293 rheumatoid arthritis 0.700517 aerobic physical activity 0.856294 frail elderly people 0.673859 Bureau. Statistical Abstract 0.659238 water-based pulmonary rehabilitation 0.724805 United States 0.682479	water-based exercise 0.979071 DR. Mood alteration 0.655036 P. Physical exercise 0.777767 Physical Activity Guidelines 0.697308 exercise therapy 0.716612 Sports Activities 0.598804 heart disease 0.602336 physical performance 0.610525 Arthritis Rheum. 0.619469 unborn children 0.594574 Database Syst Rev. 0.646897 popular sports activity 0.700213 aerobic exercise 0.71742 Aging Phys Act. 0.663875 good way 0.599763 Sports Med Phys 0.662107 T. The water 0.601833 all-cause mortality risk 0.665691 B. Aquatic exercise 0.759009 randomized controlled trial 0.650123 Qual Life Res. 0.666779 Arthritis Care Res. 0.686785 water exercise program 0.780546 Intellect Disabil Res. 0.65233	CLICK HERE
16024	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Unintended Pregnancy during the Zika Virus Outbreak	Information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	newer synthetic condoms 0.581534 male condom 0.605882 Transcervical sterilization —A 0.567416 right time 0.547563 cervical cap 0.605706 progestin-only pill 0.548361 Emergency contraception 0.564169 contraceptive ring —The 0.578208 reversible birth control 0.605106 birth control methods 0.702257 unintended pregnancy 0.548081 permanent methods 0.550365 Implant —The implant 0.582508 pregnancy 0.57315 birth control pills 0.651017 sexually transmitted diseases 0.566251 birth control 0.914207 female condoms 0.575533 Female sterilization—tubal ligation 0.56535 natural family planning 0.61626 progestin-only birth control 0.591632 drug stores 0.572674 women 0.595392 birth control options 0.584853 Progestin only pill 0.574624	long-acting reversible contraception 0.580917 permanent birth control 0.583532 hormones progestin 0.589432 regular menstrual cycle 0.566393 primary method 0.571003 Patch —The patch 0.578793 Male sterilization —vasectomy 0.563665 Male condom —A 0.582894 sex 0.578987 birth control method 0.590808 sperm 0.606517 scar tissue 0.589751 female condom 0.6032 doctor 0.610396 small T-shaped device 0.57095 mini pill 0.54761 fallopian tubes 0.599016 contraceptive implants 0.584527 Hormonal IUD —This 0.580098 monthly fertility pattern 0.563196 outpatient surgical center 0.61634 time 0.589677 Latex condoms 0.551846 combined oral contraceptives 0.567714	CLICK HERE
16438	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Funding	Information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	Vector Control Unit 0.647051 Zika outbreak 0.571465 Puerto Rico 0.583045 CDC 0.873832 Press Release 0.97718 supplemental funding opportunity 0.662489 emergency preparedness funds 0.64415 Florida 0.516627	Zika 0.726924 states 0.595924 territories 0.630718 territories battle 0.590658 Media Statement 0.582634 continued Zika response 0.642809 fight 0.519834	CLICK HERE