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Issue 8, February 22, 2010

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\n Vol. 2, Issue: 8, 2/22/10 \n Welcome to Knowledge to Action Science Clips, CDC\u2019s new weekly digest! \n The report consists of three components: \n \n

Knowledge to Action Science Clips is a service of the Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library and CDC\u2019s Office of the Chief Science Officer.

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\n Vol. 2, Issue: 8, 2/22/10 \n Welcome to Knowledge to Action Science Clips, CDC\u2019s new weekly digest! \n The report consists of three components: \n \n

Knowledge to Action Science Clips is a service of the Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library and CDC\u2019s Office of the Chief Science Officer.

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\n Vol. 2, Issue: 8, 2/22/10 \n Welcome to Knowledge to Action Science Clips, CDC\u2019s new weekly digest! \n The report consists of three components: \n \n

Knowledge to Action Science Clips is a service of the Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library and CDC\u2019s Office of the Chief Science Officer.

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\n Vol. 2, Issue: 8, 2/22/10 \n Welcome to Knowledge to Action Science Clips, CDC\u2019s new weekly digest! \n The report consists of three components: \n \n

Knowledge to Action Science Clips is a service of the Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library and CDC\u2019s Office of the Chief Science Officer.

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The Knowledge to Action Science Clips is in the public domain and may be freely forwarded and reproduced without permission. The original sources and the CDC Knowledge to Action Science Clips should be cited as sources.

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\n Vol. 2, Issue: 8, 2/22/10 \n Welcome to Knowledge to Action Science Clips, CDC\u2019s new weekly digest! \n The report consists of three components: \n \n

Knowledge to Action Science Clips is a service of the Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library and CDC\u2019s Office of the Chief Science Officer.

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\n Vol. 2, Issue: 8, 2/22/10 \n Welcome to Knowledge to Action Science Clips, CDC\u2019s new weekly digest! \n The report consists of three components: \n \n

Knowledge to Action Science Clips is a service of the Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library and CDC\u2019s Office of the Chief Science Officer.

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The Knowledge to Action Science Clips is in the public domain and may be freely forwarded and reproduced without permission. The original sources and the CDC Knowledge to Action Science Clips should be cited as sources.

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\n Vol. 2, Issue: 8, 2/22/10 \n Welcome to Knowledge to Action Science Clips, CDC\u2019s new weekly digest! \n The report consists of three components: \n \n

Knowledge to Action Science Clips is a service of the Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library and CDC\u2019s Office of the Chief Science Officer.

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The Knowledge to Action Science Clips is in the public domain and may be freely forwarded and reproduced without permission. The original sources and the CDC Knowledge to Action Science Clips should be cited as sources.

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\n Vol. 2, Issue: 8, 2/22/10 \n Welcome to Knowledge to Action Science Clips, CDC\u2019s new weekly digest! \n The report consists of three components: \n \n

Knowledge to Action Science Clips is a service of the Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library and CDC\u2019s Office of the Chief Science Officer.

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The Knowledge to Action Science Clips is in the public domain and may be freely forwarded and reproduced without permission. The original sources and the CDC Knowledge to Action Science Clips should be cited as sources.

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DISCLAIMER: Articles listed in the CDC Knowledge to Action Science Clips are selected by the Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library to provide current awareness of the public health literature. An article\u2019s inclusion does not necessarily represent the views of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention nor does it imply endorsement of the article\u2019s methods or findings. CDC and DHHS assume no responsibility for the factual accuracy of the items presented. The selection, omission, or content of items does not imply any endorsement or other position taken by CDC or DHHS. Opinion, findings and conclusions expressed by the original authors of items included in the Clips, or persons quoted therein, are strictly their own and are in no way meant to represent the opinion or views of CDC or DHHS. References to publications, news sources, and non-CDC Websites are provided solely for informational purposes and do not imply endorsement by CDC or DHHS.

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\n Vol. 2, Issue: 8, 2/22/10 \n Welcome to Knowledge to Action Science Clips, CDC\u2019s new weekly digest! \n The report consists of three components: \n \n

Knowledge to Action Science Clips is a service of the Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library and CDC\u2019s Office of the Chief Science Officer.

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The Knowledge to Action Science Clips is in the public domain and may be freely forwarded and reproduced without permission. The original sources and the CDC Knowledge to Action Science Clips should be cited as sources.

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DISCLAIMER: Articles listed in the CDC Knowledge to Action Science Clips are selected by the Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library to provide current awareness of the public health literature. An article\u2019s inclusion does not necessarily represent the views of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention nor does it imply endorsement of the article\u2019s methods or findings. CDC and DHHS assume no responsibility for the factual accuracy of the items presented. The selection, omission, or content of items does not imply any endorsement or other position taken by CDC or DHHS. Opinion, findings and conclusions expressed by the original authors of items included in the Clips, or persons quoted therein, are strictly their own and are in no way meant to represent the opinion or views of CDC or DHHS. References to publications, news sources, and non-CDC Websites are provided solely for informational purposes and do not imply endorsement by CDC or DHHS.

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\n Vol. 2, Issue: 8, 2/22/10 \n Welcome to Knowledge to Action Science Clips, CDC\u2019s new weekly digest! \n The report consists of three components: \n \n

Knowledge to Action Science Clips is a service of the Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library and CDC\u2019s Office of the Chief Science Officer.

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The Knowledge to Action Science Clips is in the public domain and may be freely forwarded and reproduced without permission. The original sources and the CDC Knowledge to Action Science Clips should be cited as sources.

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\n Vol. 2, Issue: 8, 2/22/10 \n Welcome to Knowledge to Action Science Clips, CDC\u2019s new weekly digest! \n The report consists of three components: \n \n

Knowledge to Action Science Clips is a service of the Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library and CDC\u2019s Office of the Chief Science Officer.

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\n Vol. 2, Issue: 8, 2/22/10 \n Welcome to Knowledge to Action Science Clips, CDC\u2019s new weekly digest! \n The report consists of three components: \n \n

Knowledge to Action Science Clips is a service of the Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library and CDC\u2019s Office of the Chief Science Officer.

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The Knowledge to Action Science Clips is in the public domain and may be freely forwarded and reproduced without permission. The original sources and the CDC Knowledge to Action Science Clips should be cited as sources.

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\n Vol. 2, Issue: 8, 2/22/10 \n Welcome to Knowledge to Action Science Clips, CDC\u2019s new weekly digest! \n The report consists of three components: \n \n

Knowledge to Action Science Clips is a service of the Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library and CDC\u2019s Office of the Chief Science Officer.

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The Knowledge to Action Science Clips is in the public domain and may be freely forwarded and reproduced without permission. The original sources and the CDC Knowledge to Action Science Clips should be cited as sources.

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\n Vol. 2, Issue: 8, 2/22/10 \n Welcome to Knowledge to Action Science Clips, CDC\u2019s new weekly digest! \n The report consists of three components: \n \n

Knowledge to Action Science Clips is a service of the Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library and CDC\u2019s Office of the Chief Science Officer.

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The Knowledge to Action Science Clips is in the public domain and may be freely forwarded and reproduced without permission. The original sources and the CDC Knowledge to Action Science Clips should be cited as sources.

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\n Vol. 2, Issue: 8, 2/22/10 \n Welcome to Knowledge to Action Science Clips, CDC\u2019s new weekly digest! \n The report consists of three components: \n \n

Knowledge to Action Science Clips is a service of the Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library and CDC\u2019s Office of the Chief Science Officer.

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\n Vol. 2, Issue: 8, 2/22/10 \n Welcome to Knowledge to Action Science Clips, CDC\u2019s new weekly digest! \n The report consists of three components: \n \n

Knowledge to Action Science Clips is a service of the Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library and CDC\u2019s Office of the Chief Science Officer.

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The Knowledge to Action Science Clips is in the public domain and may be freely forwarded and reproduced without permission. The original sources and the CDC Knowledge to Action Science Clips should be cited as sources.

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