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4863	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2009 H1N1: Overview of a Pandemic - 508 Accessible version	null	H1N1 virus 0.578075 website 0.36414 stand-alone Web document 0.729758 CDC Seasonal Flu 0.865237 information 0.361508 reference purposes 0.542622	page 0.337161 PowerPoint presentation 0.533989 pandemic 0.4653 human flu virus 0.931057 Section 508-accessible version 0.69968	CLICK HERE
5246	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Identifying Metabolic Syndrome in African American Children Using Fasting HOMA-IR in Place of Glucose	null	blood glucose 0.925362 blood pressure 0.373498 glucose concentration 0.415479 fasting blood glucose 0.215745 waist circumference 0.356488 MetS components 0.225024 HOMA-IR 0.336656 MetS 0.541346	blood glucose concentration 0.34047 diastolic blood pressure 0.266522 high-density lipoprotein cholesterol 0.229034 cutoff 0.200191 African American children 0.741142 insulin resistance 0.375877 MetS component 0.245142	CLICK HERE
6363	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Halloween the Healthy Way	Family health information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)	great healthy snack 0.639314 Insufficient sleep 0.42857 best ways 0.392319 fluoride toothpaste 0.458058 long-lasting diseases 0.410541 yummy fruits 0.417821 Halloween season 0.6587 secondhand smoke exposure 0.604709 flu vaccine 0.474593 Halloween festivities fun 0.944584 sugary treats 0.404556	Safe Family 0.363338 sure costumes 0.393392 indoor spaces 0.367658 trick-or-treaters 0.205086 tobacco-free events 0.395314 best protection 0.38818 smoking 0.2095 flu season 0.726814 party guests 0.423466 Halloween parties 0.570975	CLICK HERE
8091	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Newsroom - CDC Advisory -CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices Meeting	[Title]	Centers 0.436978 free vaccine 0.704935 RSVP attendance 0.653078 routine discussion 0.620634 navigation Skip 0.84601 Haemophilus influenzae 0.688374 pertussis 0.458094 Prevention 0.436899 Immunization Practices 0.884896 Advisory Committee 0.817263 Need 0.442036 Clifton Road NE 0.837514 Disease Control 0.632154 immune-compromising conditions 0.606926 ACIP meeting 0.711477 page options 0.652594 Atlanta 0.468158 influenza vaccine recommendations 0.886746 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.605738 contact 0.43299	http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/acip/index.html 0.435784 visit http://www.cdc.gov/about/resources/visitGuide.htm#direction 0.621822 flu season 0.608423 pneumococcal conjugate vaccine 0.907985 PCV13 0.433111 list Skip 0.850791 Tom Harkin Global 0.849025 Children program 0.602482 Hib vaccine 0.794048 media activities 0.605767 agency updates 0.612181 pneumococcal infection 0.613212 agenda 0.488295 workgroup updates 0.623555 content Skip 0.849086 directions 0.435944 Auditorium 0.452976 HUMAN SERVICES 0.605255 information 0.436311	CLICK HERE
9766	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Salmonella Typhimurium InfectionsAssociated with a Community College Microbiology Laboratory -Maine, 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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.816427 microbiology class 0.834438 stool specimens 0.803905 Human Services 0.881236 teaching level 0.803372 assistive technology 0.813555 low response rate 0.880529 site visit 0.868569 case interviews 0.804432 U.S. Department 0.880936 MMWR HTML versions 0.876063 Disease Control 0.813104 PFGE analysis 0.808308 electronic PDF version 0.87573 hospital laboratories 0.804231 Salmonella Typhimurium outbreak 0.973174 PFGE pattern 0.805546 e-mail survey 0.811388 microbiology laboratory course 0.949178 personal protective equipment 0.87752 Environmental Testing Laboratory 0.931183 Contact GPO 0.808019 Epidemiologic interviews 0.8099 clinical Salmonella 0.844364	original paper copy 0.869466 laboratory class 0.922899 Southern Maine 0.805431 Maine Center 0.826739 potential contamination hazards 0.873321 pulsed field gel 0.891129 original MMWR paper 0.883047 U.S. Government Printing 0.876275 PFGE results 0.814932 college laboratory 0.842664 Human Svcs 0.909064 community college 0.908047 Maine Dept 0.886299 wear gloves 0.824329 subject line 0.813786 clinical isolates 0.825983 laboratory practices survey 0.926145 biologic safety guidelines 0.883915 national outbreak investigation 0.923438 laboratory coats 0.828436 Salmonella culture 0.831971 common exposure 0.810774 laboratory practices 0.976496 teaching microbiology laboratories 0.91995	CLICK HERE
10278	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Before a Wildfire - Prepare Your Home	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) provides information on how to stay safe and healthy before, during, and after a wildfire including avoiding health impacts from wildfire smoke and cleaning up safely.	areas 0.522533 office 0.501515 full-sized image 0.945947 wildfires 0.67088 landscaping 0.547411 steps 0.539413 people 0.523212 home 0.74003	Ready 0.541313 print 0.502381 wildfire 0.991122 homes 0.522805 risk 0.509611 Infographic 0.501415 family 0.507414	CLICK HERE
11149	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	B Virus | Resources and Publications | Herpes B | CDC	Journal articles and publications about B virus and B virus infection.	public settings 0.537687 infectious disease issues 0.480099 herpesvirus B-seropositive macaques 0.555841 CDC. Notice 0.477008 CDC National Institute 0.488123 Section VIII—Agent Summary 0.480243 reports B virus 0.486023 Appl Occup Environ 0.467717 Infect Dis 0.902955 Epidemiologic notes 0.479573 State Public Health 0.656326 Herpesvirus simiae 0.518985 biomedical laboratories 0.510377 L. Cercopithecine herpesvirus 0.558832 ocular exposure 0.521318 reports B-virus infection 0.489282 Disease Control 0.516055 Working Group 0.4742 Engel GA 0.467814 Clin Infect Dis 0.703537 monkey B virus 0.528933 U.S. Public Health 0.561178 M. Fatal Infection 0.477533 National Institutes 0.51479	Fatal Cercopithecine herpesvirus 0.567249 venereal B virus 0.479719 occupational safety 0.557786 Chapman LE 0.517858 Public Health Veterinarians 0.656169 Human herpesvirus 0.506575 nonhuman primates 0.477421 National Research Council 0.475511 Hilliard JK 0.671257 Health Service guideline 0.49005 infectious Cercopithecine herpesvirus 0.546547 National Association 0.540051 J. B virus 0.483794 MMWR Recomm Rep 0.743975 Public Health Service 0.561162 pet macaque monkeys 0.468904 serial online 0.582944 Stewart JA 0.524705 et al 0.602538 Weigler BJ 0.469783 Cercopithecine herpesvirus 0.652666 Government Printing Office. 0.631656 Davenport DS 0.571695	CLICK HERE
11362	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tools for Protecting Healthcare Personnel - HAI	null	training healthcare personnel 0.459529 HICPAC Publications page 0.379607 current CDC guidance 0.381456 HIV-infected blood MMWR 0.403685 CDC Sharps Safety 0.395744 Health Promotion Update 0.364661 Healthcare Settings NIOSH 0.433732 healthcare infection control 0.478697 Occupational Blood Exposures 0.588637 personal protective equipment 0.715078 Invasive Procedures MMWR 0.397473 Preventing Percutaneous Injuries 0.508864 healthcare epidemiologists 0.373511 postexposure prophylaxis 0.799098 acute-care hospital settings 0.371578 human immunodeficiency virus 0.907375 Postexposure Prophylaxis Infection 0.531491 bloodborne pathogens 0.490321 Healthcare settings MMWR 0.466727 healthcare personnel 0.631102 healthcare providers 0.369415 Hepatitis B Virus 0.431211 Clinicians Post-Exposure Prophylaxis 0.432017 Appendix B. Management 0.391378 infection control 0.742266	HIV testing services 0.414676 Bloodborne Pathogens MMWR 0.42949 HIV Postexposure Prophylaxis 0.557119 protective equipment PPE 0.417971 Ebola Virus Disease 0.439641 occupational HIV exposure 0.620004 Injuries Among Healthcare 0.379813 Health Service Guidelines 0.65792 Postexposure Prophylaxis MMWR 0.539142 infection control programs 0.432286 HIV transmission 0.367964 U.S. Public Health 0.49618 Hospital Epidemiology Vol. 0.369738 occupational exposures 0.593338 Healthcare Personnel Need 0.447976 Health Omnibus Programs 0.371508 Healthcare Workers 0.382139 Appendix C. Basic 0.375231 infection control staff 0.433037 A. Practice Recommendations 0.386598 Public Health Service 0.660893 Blood Exposures MMWR 0.454179 healthcare work environment 0.460543 healthcare settings 0.561254	CLICK HERE
11626	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Appendix: Additional Results and Technical Notes for the EbolaResponse Modeling Tool	Numbers of Ebola virus disease cases (hereafter referred to as Ebola) and daily number of beds in use in Liberia and Sierra Leone alone (Figure 1) and in Liberia and Sierra Leone combined (Figure 2) were estimated using the EbolaResponse modeling tool. The outcome of potential interventions on number of cases and beds in use in the two countries combined was simulated (Figure 3).			CLICK HERE
12419	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Among Children Aged 7-9 Years -Arizona, Colorado, and New York, 2010	Deborah J. Fox, MPH1, Sydney Pettygrove, PhD2, Christopher Cunniff, MD3, Leslie A. O'Leary, PhD4, Suzanne M.	public health interventions 0.251026 York State Department 0.307711 records-based birth prevalence 0.359158 public health activity 0.244801 children 0.444177 population-based surveillance data 0.284262 Hispanic children 0.265449 site specific prevalence 0.310381 growth deficiency 0.276666 period prevalence 0.326254 FAS records-based surveillance 0.513886 F. John Meaney 0.24803 prenatal alcohol exposure 0.622734 New York State 0.308537 inadequate recognition 0.245493 alcohol screening 0.271536 surveillance case definition 0.399287 school-aged children 0.27585 Indian/Alaska Native children 0.400377 behavioral characteristics 0.437827 Health Statistics guidelines 0.247278 Deborah J. Fox 0.362977 Fetal Alcohol Spectrum 0.294963 overall prevalence 0.246986	Syndrome Surveillance Network 0.686992 clinical care providers 0.358235 alcohol consumption 0.259021 prevalence 0.413672 insufficient documentation 0.253369 FAS diagnosis 0.410384 Suzanne M. Gilboa 0.245219 public health burden 0.372406 possible prenatal alcohol 0.292236 fetal alcohol syndrome 0.825147 expert assessment 0.407355 public health 0.456541 health maintenance organization 0.252343 New York 0.512413 catchment areas 0.244708 Leslie A. O'Leary 0.24323 FAS surveillance 0.438743 population-based surveillance 0.358538 utero alcohol exposure 0.29381 Jaime L. FrУ­as 0.246088 Alcohol Syndrome Surveillance 0.724007 allied health providers 0.253568 FAS 0.991581 American Indian/Alaska Native 0.371221	CLICK HERE