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6878	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Confirms Two Human Infections with Novel Influenza Viruses	CDC Confirms Two Human Infections with Novel Influenza Viruses.	human influenza 0.515624 novel viruses 0.34617 CDC 0.364046 H3N2 virus 0.297044 United States 0.462312 novel influenza 0.904592 Swine Influenza Infections 0.493122 human influenza viruses 0.513395 seasonal influenza surveillance 0.408846 different novel influenza 0.463527 immune protection 0.297401 H1N1 influenza viruses 0.474017 swine exposure 0.316947 infected swine 0.307307 seasonal flu activity 0.289637 seasonal influenza viruses 0.467503 H1N1 virus 0.313619 West Virginia 0.357174 vaccine virus 0.308538 influenza website 0.371408 novel influenza viruses 0.508581 indirect contact 0.299373 A/New Caledonia/20/99 virus 0.337465	close swine contact 0.373982 A/Brisbane/59/2007-like influenza viruses 0.472404 prior human infections 0.403233 influenza A virus 0.466877 virus infections 0.314558 limited human-to-human transmission 0.582765 human influenza a/brisbane/59/2007 0.459838 novel influenza virus 0.56576 U.S. swine 0.330421 influenza surveillance program 0.40257 seasonal flu vaccine 0.341526 flu viruses 0.31132 swine origins 0.30825 influenza virus specimens 0.460849 virus infection 0.308267 swine 0.49936 human infections 0.465717 different influenza virus 0.477686 influenza viruses 0.610697 H1N2 virus 0.29923 novel influenza infections 0.429888 A/New Caledonia/20/99-like viruses 0.357614 ongoing community transmission 0.289777	CLICK HERE
7330	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Muscular Dystrophy - Inheritance	null	couple 0.235283 egg 0.237072 father 0.241008 DBMD 0.93129 dystrophin 0.236701 boy 0.240687 mother 0.340946 muscles 0.243343 mothers 0.236178 children 0.27411 DBMD mutation 0.769295 one-third 0.244026 chance 0.284479	cases 0.264563 chromosome 0.590055 chromosomes 0.247154 change 0.241355 males 0.238847 carrier female 0.490555 new mutation 0.530705 carrier 0.546516 DBMD gene 0.528792 risk 0.235814 Duchenne/Becker muscular dystrophy 0.564364 Females 0.243922	CLICK HERE
8097	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement: Introduction to Public Health SurveillanceCourse	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. 0.683398 planning considerations 0.675728 practical knowledge 0.668396 endorsement 0.574259 data 0.546536 Emory University 0.971381 Human Services 0.773114 assistive technology 0.688752 MMWR HTML versions 0.784334 U.S. Department 0.763713 surveillance systems technology 0.833536 electronic PDF version 0.771484 e-mail 0.585208 surveillance programs 0.698003 state 0.553581 Global Health 0.684987 Additional information 0.662373 Contact GPO 0.686185 legalities 0.540793 commercial sources 0.657833 telephone 0.548779 current prices 0.651012 original paper copy 0.766093 original MMWR paper 0.778152	U.S. Government Printing 0.770628 Clifton Rd 0.66393 assistance 0.529765 MMWR readers 0.66357 character translation 0.649532 file 0.529939 Public Health Surveillance 0.88024 Atlanta 0.552995 Persons 0.530048 course 0.575986 public health professionals 0.844842 public health 0.922179 Hubert Department 0.66829 format errors 0.652068 Rollins School 0.677307 subject line 0.673643 typeset documents 0.658866 trade names 0.658408 official text 0.647447 local concerns 0.65883 non-CDC sites 0.655999 future considerations 0.67421 CNR Bldg. 0.671459 electronic conversions 0.647348	CLICK HERE
8594	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - In Memorial, Arthur and Julienne Scoltic Valley and Loretta Carmel Crowley	In Memorial, To date, October 1918 remains the deadliest month in U.S. history when approximately 200,000 Americans died of the flu. Healthy, young adults (average age 35 years) began coughing in the morning and were dead by the evening. The family stories described in this section define true courage amid unbearable loss.	City Hospital 0.538879 Julienne′s aunt 0.542639 Arthur 0.970688 hospital administrator 0.536596 large numbers 0.538149 brief illness 0.636514 original letters 0.536244 dear Jewel 0.537442 Ogdensburg newspaper 0.755609 Charles Parker 0.546253 Grey Nuns 0.535224 mother′s family 0.532324 dear little Kathleen 0.66511 Buffalo 0.706387 deep regret 0.529737 father′s older sister 0.640321 Kathy Parker 0.549651 congenital heart defect 0.647356 mother′s sister 0.532948 dry goods merchant 0.647082 family photographs 0.53126 Kathleen Valley–Parker 0.572188 Julia Nisell Scoltic 0.634682 following headline 0.530018	religious order 0.542556 Sister St. Stephen 0.669203 Thousand Islands 0.549367 small town 0.554038 St. Lawrence River 0.67247 typhoid pneumonia 0.560495 Julienne 0.97818 Julienne′s sister 0.53495 father′s brother Edmund 0.625062 paternal grandmother 0.698165 Loretta Carmel Crowley 0.696733 New York 0.820964 father′s mother 0.692264 Art Tyo 0.535247 maternal grandparents 0.562006 Sacred Heart 0.540669 Julienne Scoltic–Valley 0.783879 father′s time 0.537805 Ogdensburg 0.78158 nursing school 0.542864 well–known family 0.547654 young daughter 0.53622 time Arthur 0.656055 Mrs. Arthur G. 0.752663	CLICK HERE
8613	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - I Survived, Martha Risner Clark	I Survived, The staggering statistics associated with pandemics sometimes makes it difficult to remember that each number represents a single, human life. In this section, survivors share their intimate recollections of either their own illness or that of a loved one. All these storytellers are 90-plus years of age and they have carried with them for a lifetime their memories of the 1918 flu pandemic.	bed 0.376288 Magoffin County 0.580338 streets 0.340298 healthy life 0.529085 coal camps 0.589604 World 0.336897 cough 0.346884 Martha remembers 0.606207 cover 0.335679 mother 0.485811 mountain 0.338121 McKinley 0.389495 War I solders 0.53313 trainloads 0.336787 boxes 0.336714 dagger 0.347948 Europe 0.336996 Kentucky 0.342831 Shirley Clark Belcher 0.784749 Adis 0.428904 farms 0.340165 Amanda Hackworth Risner 0.844616 coal oil 0.568715 graves 0.33772 fields 0.33996	parents 0.406036 fog 0.343602 dirty coal camp 0.781734 Martha Risner Clark 0.944758 miner 0.344885 switch 0.340316 West Virginia 0.776181 Jake 0.398105 Storyteller 0.345294 grownups 0.355195 Coffins 0.350755 place 0.340053 nose 0.33809 mud puddle 0.543315 Julia Prater Poe 0.770492 Deloram Mines 0.532395 Thacker 0.354054 Mom 0.342442 flu 0.33869 Adam Risner 0.826025 mouth 0.337021 John White Risner 0.81887 farmer 0.341983 family 0.490249	CLICK HERE
10628	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PRC Online Health Program, WebEase©, on the Leading Edge of Technology	null	Emory University Prevention 0.380132 Emory University 0.503392 researcher Colleen DiIorio 0.347909 online epilepsy self-management 0.557469 Emory PRC colleagues 0.372984 people 0.348671 epilepsy self-management 0.942604 WebEase application 0.201117 one-on-one epilepsy management 0.471188 motivational interviewing techniques 0.283105	Epilepsy Foundation 0.47045 Web Epilepsy 0.403834 Emory mobile applications 0.341988 Epilepsy Program 0.409938 Internet video connection 0.308582 early mobile health 0.270371 evidence-based online program 0.317929 mobile devices 0.29744 epilepsy self-management program 0.843819 Dr. DiIorio 0.981613	CLICK HERE
15491	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Symptoms	Information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	area 0.317082 reason 0.266866 future infections 0.446666 mosquito bites 0.467792 blood tests 0.421884 Zika virus 0.630921 mild symptoms 0.447674 people 0.413846 dengue 0.362064	common symptoms 0.444425 chikungunya 0.381853 Zika 0.97348 infected person 0.477734 symptoms 0.783546 doctor 0.446008 similar viruses 0.421921 healthcare provider 0.974546	CLICK HERE
15693	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Incidence of Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome - 28 States,1999-2013 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	overall incidence 0.430912 state Medicaid programs 0.383245 NAS surveillance 0.431013 linear trends 0.40388 state-specific NAS incidence 0.639761 logistic regression 0.3796 drug withdrawal syndrome 0.483839 state in-hospital births 0.425803 NAS incidence 0.903461 opioid use disorder 0.421771 prescription drug monitoring 0.411229 acute care hospital 0.417033 public health practice 0.378825 Incidence rate numerator 0.421587 Medicaid programs 0.385496 hospital inpatient delivery 0.384944 opioid prescribing rates 0.414201 overall incidence rate 0.429825 euphoric opioid 0.385798 NAS cases 0.57165 United States 0.408509 in-hospital births 0.425975 overall NAS incidence 0.558725 states 0.486292 NAS incidence rates 0.712832	West Virginia 0.465116 hospital inpatient discharges 0.38276 hospital births 0.786745 annual incidence rate 0.542352 State Inpatient Databases 0.64995 public health 0.466087 postnatal drug withdrawal 0.424597 Utilization Project 0.390226 incidence rate change 0.430526 incidence rate denominator 0.420307 hospital administrative data 0.38103 public health programs 0.378018 opioid use disorders 0.376798 incidence rate changes 0.488025 de-identified administrative data 0.418027 opioid epidemic 0.376024 state-specific NAS estimates 0.466543 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.387895 opioid medications 0.391776 drug monitoring programs 0.414485 utero opioid exposure 0.412773 Neonatal abstinence syndrome 0.421887 opioid therapy 0.376799 NAS-related annual hospital 0.375287	CLICK HERE