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1242	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pedestrian Traffic Deaths Among Residents, Visitors, andHomeless Persons - Clark County, Nevada, 2008-2011	Kaci L. Hickox, MSN, MPH1,2, Nancy Williams, MD2, Laurie F. Beck, MPH3, Tom Coleman, MD2, John Fudenberg4, Byron Robinson, PhD5, John Middaugh, MD2 (Author affiliations at end of text).	Kaci L. Hickox 0.429115 death certificate data 0.548114 Las Vegas Boulevard 0.418314 state census data 0.379149 homeless pedestrians 0.412446 visitor pedestrian deaths 0.569145 pedestrian behavior 0.438084 pedestrian blood alcohol 0.502157 pedestrian traffic death 0.528652 homeless shelter curfews 0.416493 motor vehicle collisions 0.540631 Las Vegas 0.478476 homeless decedent 0.390515 Homeless pedestrian death 0.567747 pedestrian death rates 0.844848 higher pedestrian death 0.487981 homeless pedestrian deaths 0.619278 injury deaths 0.391177 visitors 0.401619 Clark County residents 0.410846 homeless persons 0.932153 Nevada residents 0.376912 Southern Nevada Health 0.377119 higher death rates 0.389497 residents 0.427677	pedestrian deaths 0.897101 homeless census surveys 0.475074 pedestrian alcohol impairment 0.465261 Clark County Office 0.401399 pedestrian signals 0.433088 resident pedestrian death 0.548081 greater pedestrian traffic 0.493273 Nevada Health District 0.42467 unsheltered homeless population 0.421139 collision sites 0.455687 pedestrian refuge islands 0.457512 Clark County death 0.419067 Homeless service providers 0.412977 motor vehicle deaths 0.432863 homeless census survey 0.432102 group–specific death rates 0.396379 Clark County 0.83031 office data 0.465251 death certificate race/ethnicity 0.38408 pedestrian exposure 0.433699 pedestrian traffic deaths 0.654768 unsheltered homeless persons 0.477833 Annual resident pedestrian 0.483165 visitor pedestrian death 0.480701	CLICK HERE
4874	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PPE: Trainer's Information- HAI	null	training healthcare personnel 0.632019 web application 0.558002 biggest challenge 0.550595 Expanded Precautions 0.554302 ~12th grade language 0.601919 staff development 0.564659 PPE terminology 0.795581 proper PPE donning/removal 0.829788 larger group 0.551522 Presentation Time 0.559993 biggest mistakes 0.550666 slide set 0.681877 person act 0.548285 healthcare worker 0.609133 personal protective equipment 0.708179 microbiological hazards 0.563425 time permits 0.551303 safe practices 0.558172 patient scenarios 0.55069 particular healthcare setting 0.610086 healthcare personnel 0.652985 audience needs 0.624961 Flip chart 0.553 PPE 0.970147 maintenance workers 0.555444	adult learning 0.562122 infection control 0.563056 training materials 0.563264 PPE return demonstration 0.856122 target audience 0.566554 PPE demonstration 0.815832 healthcare 0.653966 team member 0.550876 proper PPE 0.846819 interactive presentation 0.559854 Didactic presentation 0.574026 following questions 0.550674 healthcare audience 0.584688 worldwide outbreak 0.564529 small groups 0.551563 ancillary personnel 0.557978 healthcare setting 0.615818 healthcare workers 0.560924 healthcare work environment 0.619932 individual self-study 0.558162 entire program 0.549721 healthcare settings 0.607964 respirator training 0.55526 occupational health personnel 0.617449	CLICK HERE
5013	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Other Tick-borne Spotted Fever Rickettsial Infections	Other Spotted Fevers, Rickettsial Infections	RMSF). 0.598466 fever group rickettsiosis 0.821774 United States 0.615857 mite bite 0.405296 infected mites 0.427708 dark scab 0.386821	Rocky Mountain 0.383409 fever infections 0.589536 fevers 0.466978 closely related bacteria 0.714149 people 0.203272	CLICK HERE
6116	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Silica - crystalline (as respirable dust) - 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
6845	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012: 11_0196	Public access defibrillation (PAD) policies have been enacted to create programs that increase the public availability of these devices. The objective of this study was to describe each state’s legal requirements for recommended PAD program elements.	PAD program elements 0.737354 common PAD element 0.32298 PAD programs 0.867593 out-of-hospital cardiac arrest 0.552995 state PAD laws 0.374526 survival rates 0.315862 comprehensive PAD 0.353366 PAD program facilitators 0.354551 emergency response plan 0.296881 common PAD elements 0.350526 AED placement 0.332958 targeted AED placement 0.316938 quality improvement 0.356667 extent PAD policies 0.319532 civil immunity 0.325044 jurisdictions 0.503555 additional PAD elements 0.339675 PAD medical directors 0.324463 AED 0.51896 PAD elements 0.476901 sudden cardiac arrest 0.303638 emergency response 0.348718 PAD program facilitator 0.367992 cardiac arrest 0.906151	American Heart Association 0.460722 comprehensive PAD legislation 0.307576 fewer PAD elements 0.349377 PAD maintenance 0.32594 public access defibrillation 0.611637 PAD program element 0.345998 existing PAD programs 0.33919 medical emergency response 0.306084 AED device 0.317124 AEDs 0.375556 external defibrillator 0.350481 cardiac arrest survival 0.337233 AED sites 0.337613 effective PAD policies 0.401237 emergency medical service 0.309832 select AED sites 0.314109 recommended PAD program 0.489388 PAD policies 0.50489 rescuer PAD programs 0.422643 comprehensive PAD policies 0.348451 continuous quality improvement 0.338198 comprehensive PAD policy 0.332778 mandatory PAD registries 0.389743 AED users 0.337134	CLICK HERE
7509	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Perchlorate Fact Sheet October 5, 2006	Data Resources for the National Center for Environmental Health	thyroid hormone 0.84512 micrograms 0.435435 thyroid hormone lead 0.683566 thyroid hormone levels 0.75181 body’s metabolism 0.493597 thyroid stimulating hormone 0.703655 good source 0.48783 perchlorate exposure 0.85389 human activity 0.485713 widespread presence 0.483762 Perchlorate Ingestion 0.811389 small-to-moderate size changes 0.582611 previous studies 0.50412 statistically significant association 0.570335 U.S. Food 0.480177 perchlorate 0.998751 journal Environmental Health 0.566812 iodized salt 0.50291 lower iodine levels 0.829021 TSH levels 0.520416 thyroid function 0.756905 chemical 0.430922 urine iodine levels 0.80417 Environmental Protection Agency 0.552412 similar association 0.495401	health effects 0.487463 women 0.554648 thyroxine levels 0.535481 study 0.512983 good thyroid health 0.654237 United States 0.494138 thyroid gland 0.644398 Drug Administration 0.483372 natural sources 0.483737 sufficient intake 0.494159 lower iodine intake 0.738196 Health Implications 0.484683 dietary iodine 0.627862 relationship 0.451719 low-dose exposure 0.496004 People 0.430798 CDC researchers 0.505069 U.S. population 0.500339 teaspoon 0.421173 µg/L). 0.505234 higher levels 0.507707 Perchlorate Questions 0.79626 thyroid hormones 0.586227 rocket fuel 0.484995	CLICK HERE
9352	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	El idioma de preferencia en encuesta como factor para predecir si los adultos hispanos en los Estados Unidos cumplen con las metas de consumo de frutas y verduras, Sistema de Vigilancia de Factores de Riesgo del Comportamiento, 2009	null	Grimm KA 0.352944 cribado rápido 0.337917 rápido crecimiento 0.341362 minoría étnica 0.346307	Estados Unidos 0.97241 Chronic Dis 0.349158 posibles disparidades 0.341024 hispano frente 0.342082	CLICK HERE
11357	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	CDC Disease Detectives: LT. Kelsey Mirkovic	LT. Kelsey Mirkovic, a CDC disease detective, was deployed to Guéckédou, Guinea in response to the 2014 Ebola outbreak. She shares her experience visiting area villages, making contact with people, and how much she received.	CDC Disease Detectives 0.966152	LT. Kelsey Mirkovic 0.808153	CLICK HERE
14087	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Guideline for Prescribing Opioids for Chronic Pain	null	patient-centered clinical practices 0.618226 specific recommendations 0.529171 chronic pain 0.956601 access 0.445824 abuse 0.423454 death 0.420962 previous guidelines 0.577038 recommendations 0.538911 palliative care 0.522152 CDC Guideline 0.847976 Higher doses 0.523247 number 0.423499 Prescribing Opioids 0.748205 thorough assessments 0.514405 harms 0.42362 prescription opioids 0.721121 high risk patients 0.604782 monitoring programs 0.50897 chronic pain treatment 0.871437 morphine milligram equivalents 0.626399 effective chronic pain 0.879489 higher risk 0.512069	possible treatments 0.517125 relatively low doses 0.619428 dosage recommendations 0.533729 normal tissue 0.520023 available tools 0.509996 primary care settings 0.636847 active cancer treatment 0.621605 people 0.423484 way opioids 0.861295 pose risk 0.514303 opioid pain medication 0.749572 opioid use disorder 0.687616 clinical practice guidelines 0.833487 state prescription drug 0.60825 opioid prescribing guidelines 0.668338 risks 0.443416 main focus areas 0.607812 recent technological advances 0.60256 safety precautions 0.512206 time 0.421505 opioids 0.953348 end-of-life care 0.525262	CLICK HERE
15527	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2014-2015 Flu Season Drawing to a Close	2014-2015 Flu Season Drawing to a Close - CDC	U.S. influenza vaccine 0.652779 influenza antiviral agents 0.686327 2014-2015 influenza season 0.642743 flu activity 0.571223 influenza antiviral medications 0.624022 States influenza season 0.650488 season 0.861964 influenza B flu 0.649719 2014-15 flu vaccine 0.581959 influenza activity 0.646266 FDA-approved influenza 0.574117 H3N2 viruses 0.513606 overall hospitalization rate 0.531321 age groups 0.517956 H3N2 dominant season 0.544699 vaccine effectiveness 0.531545 ILI activity 0.526291 relatively long duration 0.518511 flu-associated pediatric deaths 0.545695 influenza diagnoses 0.590139 second-highest hospitalization rate 0.533986 influenza-associated pediatric mortality 0.512071 influenza 0.94492 hospitalization rate 0.622409	United States 0.633227 age group 0.650264 Weekly U.S. Influenza 0.621302 flu-related deaths 0.546522 season influenza 0.624799 uncomplicated influenza infection 0.615229 highest hospitalization rates 0.535264 Hemisphere flu season 0.574028 total number 0.509752 influenza B activity 0.599357 seasonal influenza vaccine 0.650101 extremely high hospitalization 0.534327 intravenous antiviral drug 0.504209 influenza season 0.659715 influenza vaccines 0.578889 monitors flu-related deaths 0.538848 flu viruses 0.570527 flu vaccine viruses 0.627587 influenza-associated pediatric deaths 0.541939 highest recorded hospitalization 0.531331 influenza viruses 0.671333 pediatric deaths 0.81056 hospitalization rates 0.581809 flu season 0.675801	CLICK HERE