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1067	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Incidence and Trends of Infection with Pathogens TransmittedCommonly Through Food - Foodborne Diseases Active SurveillanceNetwork, 10 U.S. Sites, 2006-2013	Stacy M. Crim, MPH1, Martha Iwamoto, MD1, Jennifer Y. Huang, MPH1, Patricia M.	Salmonella 0.685598 overall incidence 0.664427 foodborne infections 0.607406 average annual incidence 0.574531 U.S. Department 0.582637 Safety Modernization Act 0.586102 laboratory-confirmed Salmonella infections 0.647437 FoodNet 0.606062 infections 0.89072 Clin Infect Dis 0.634924 national Healthy People 0.580057 laboratory-confirmed infections 0.67689 diagnostic practices 0.543979 Salmonella Action Plan 0.540046 Foodborne Diseases Active 0.794169 Vibrio infections 0.774507 key foodborne pathogens 0.645624 V. parahaemolyticus infections 0.580334 laboratory-confirmed parasitic infections 0.655106 Escherichia coli O157 0.562198 incidence targets 0.578371 state public health 0.546204 culture-independent diagnostic tests 0.570362 Nonfoodborne Vibrio infections 0.638205 STEC non-O157 0.59922	bacterial enteric infections 0.577165 United States 0.646454 Vibrio vulnificus infections 0.644885 STEC infection 0.550235 positive CIDT 0.595042 specific Salmonella serotypes 0.553656 culture-confirmed infections 0.577367 Healthy People 0.589913 STEC O157 infections 0.645708 Salmonella poultry performance 0.564808 public health 0.964301 Campylobacter 0.559254 STEC O157 diarrhea 0.555351 soft-tissue infections 0.535884 domestically acquired infections 0.573346 positive CIDT result 0.56643 Food Safety Modernization 0.600503 food safety 0.659985 culture-confirmed bacterial infections 0.590016 Diseases Active Surveillance 0.762615 STEC O157 0.674934 incidence 0.95656 Active Surveillance Network 0.716613 public health laboratory 0.682669	CLICK HERE
4901	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Monday, November 15, 2010	null	molecular detection methods 0.77765 linear no-threshold theory 0.771923 bloodstage malaria vaccines 0.786642 sentinel surveillance data 0.779956 vector control programs 0.791505 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.780413 Comprehensive cancer control 0.806177 PLoS ONE. 0.889156 New biologicial findings 0.778213 CDC Science Clips 0.91007 greater practice-to-research translation 0.776346 Real-time fluorescence loop 0.772796 Clostridium difficile toxins 0.776964 new weekly digest 0.79034 Lancet Infect Dis. 0.783904 Arch Dis Child. 0.771713 Chief Science Officer 0.796227 primary care physicians 0.779694 primary care delivery 0.779095 Clin Infect Dis. 0.793819 malaria research 0.755448 Brown JM 0.754249 Nov 0.838523 Infect Dis. 0.833774 Stephen B. Thacker 0.868782	Robust gold nanoparticles 0.774229 NCHS Data Brief. 0.961529 Song JM 0.755937 United States 0.884857 low-risk lifestyle factors 0.774547 Salmonella Montevideo infections 0.779016 malaria control 0.765234 Anal Bioanal Chem. 0.779659 Electronic medical record 0.78086 fully protective immunizations 0.767686 malaria elimination 0.78033 public health literature 0.781955 novel immunological model 0.771264 B. Thacker CDC 0.9004 human papillomavirus vaccination 0.779571 Health promotion practice 0.782577 acute flaccid paralysis 0.778353 plasmodium falciparum gametocytes 0.774363 original sources 0.756133 high blood pressure 0.790929 Malar J. 0.77825 current immunization strategy 0.783675 et al 0.775173 Consum Rep Health. 0.781155	CLICK HERE
6416	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	World AIDS Day - December 1, 2011	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. 0.687801 endorsement 0.572959 Human Services 0.925386 assistive technology 0.695797 MMWR HTML versions 0.790808 U.S. Department 0.767619 AIDS Relief 0.670974 electronic PDF version 0.777974 e-mail 0.563783 Emergency Plan 0.673262 middle-income countries 0.684435 issue 0.55629 epidemic worldwide 0.691007 Contact GPO 0.68643 commercial sources 0.662206 World AIDS 0.685084 annual increase 0.664136 HIV treatment 0.715452 current prices 0.658151 persons 0.719635 original paper copy 0.784837 Global efforts 0.666303 human immunodeficiency 0.710759 United States 0.827925	U.S. Government Printing 0.796447 original MMWR paper 0.785517 antiretroviral therapy 0.683592 U.S. President 0.670628 assistance 0.531732 MMWR readers 0.668588 character translation 0.654667 CDC. HIV surveillance 0.841852 file 0.531886 immunodeficiency syndrome 0.705904 format errors 0.65425 current status 0.680653 HIV/AIDS 0.56219 cases 0.55787 subject line 0.690856 Health 0.575941 typeset documents 0.660955 trade names 0.662319 official text 0.652865 non-CDC sites 0.658749 report 0.559327 information 0.531906 electronic conversions 0.650567 HIV infection 0.865849	CLICK HERE
8867	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Coronavirus - About - CDC	CDC Coronavirus: Coronaviruses are common throughout the world. They can infect people and animals. Five different coronaviruses can infect people and make them sick. They usually cause mild to moderate upper-respiratory illness.	SARS-CoV 0.433736 runny nose 0.387608 MERS-CoV 0.428059 common human coronavirus 0.587577 SARS Spreads 0.382391 human coronavirus illness 0.49055 crown-like spikes 0.390862 SARS-CoV infection 0.387186 MERS situation 0.402029 immune systems 0.373869 probable cases 0.380761 multiple infections 0.377336 unwashed hands 0.384853 beta coronaviruses 0.407789 main sub-groupings 0.389672 animal species 0.381568 MERS Information 0.390744 nose/throat swabs 0.374758 common cold 0.458937 Arabian Peninsula 0.374193 Young children 0.380993 cold-like symptoms 0.376073 United States 0.376671 SARS-CoV Laboratory Testing 0.431774 Saudi Arabia 0.3793	closely related species 0.44924 acute respiratory syndrome 0.45575 mild illness 0.38271 sore throat 0.376356 MERS-CoV Transmission 0.377848 lower-respiratory tract illnesses 0.44482 Himalayan palm civets 0.456174 alpha coronaviruses 0.407887 Middle East Respiratory 0.460299 upper-respiratory tract illnesses 0.599943 worldwide outbreak 0.381627 cardiopulmonary disease 0.376383 raccoon dogs 0.381389 human coronavirus infection 0.483736 MERS Symptoms 0.397704 people 0.548792 Clean Hands Save 0.435216 infected person 0.399449 common human coronaviruses 0.765833 common viruses 0.402704 close personal contact 0.440119 healthcare provider 0.444388 severe illness 0.380039 small number 0.383453	CLICK HERE
10758	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PRAMS Data to Action Success Stories - Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System - Reproductive Health	Data to Action Success Stories	Health Services 0.543705 CDC 0.438809 flu vaccination outreach 0.70624 navigation Skip 0.772328 exemplary work 0.58019 capacity 0.433004 Tribe-driven development 0.552685 list Skip 0.77011 infants 0.436254 stories 0.424909 lives 0.425502 page options Skip 0.916472 child health 0.56231	Alaska Native women 0.676557 Women’s Decision 0.553964 Screening 0.425821 programs PRAMS supports 0.768607 Washington State 0.544656 Intimate Partner Violence 0.688726 partners 0.424624 materials 0.424041 local agencies 0.567593 Louisiana 0.42427 difference 0.434319 tribal governments 0.575077	CLICK HERE
12174	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Telebriefing: Update on Flu Season 2014-15	CDC is releasing the first national estimates of doctor visits and healthcare costs associated with keratitis	Centers 0.429722 media availability 0.556455 Non-Media 0.465211 Transcription 0.430821 Tom Frieden 0.607189 M.D. 0.429991 update 0.432928 historical purposes 0.601709 briefing 0.438459 navigation Skip 0.739185 Prevention 0.429632 transcript 0.430076 Disease Control 0.576244 PASSCODE 0.460396 M.P.H 0.455217 press 0.449277 Important Instructions 0.573088	International 0.430215 National Center 0.573183 influenza vaccine 0.599058 Immunization 0.44291 website 0.433732 M.D 0.431611 list Skip 0.738986 CDC Media 0.63934 potential need 0.579979 question 0.502488 page options Skip 0.90035 Director 0.429758 Joseph Bresee 0.603873 touchtone phone 0.586283 ET 0.43264 Thursday 0.433139 Respiratory Diseases 0.580364	CLICK HERE
12452	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	CDC Tracking Network: Working Towards a Healthier Planet for Healthier People	How is the environment related to your health? Watch this video about CDCs new Environmental Public Health Tracking Network, and visit it today: http://www.cdc.gov/ephtracking Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html	Healthier Planet 0.974095 CDC 0.56551	Healthier People 0.952601 Tracking Network 0.67392	CLICK HERE
12928	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Concussion Videos - Concussion Signs & Symptoms	null	Heads 0.628539 Concussion Signs 0.983676	YouTube 0.654427	CLICK HERE
13329	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Office of the Associate Director forPolicy|Prevention|Billing Codes	Your patient’s insurance plan may cover these services 100%--with no co-pays or deductibles for your patient to pay. Many insurers require the clinical provider to code the services in particular ways that often vary by insurer. Diagnosis codes may be required for proper reimbursement for some services. This is not intended to be a comprehensive list, and not all insurers accept all of these coding configurations.	ICD-10 0.509498 configurations 0.504801 V20.2 0.507151 clinical provider 0.520202 Version 0.504918 Secondary Hypertension 0.514591 Z80.3 0.510488 deductibles 0.504981 Procedure codes 0.987257 Z87.891 0.505245 V17.81 0.504557 V10.3 0.504694 co-pays 0.504982 V16.0 0.50475 AAP 0.504899 G0402 0.504901 V76 0.504878 G0124 0.504552 proper reimbursement 0.519791 G0123 0.504552 Z00.129 0.506521 V79 0.505216 Printable 0.504658 Pregnancy Diagnosis Codes 0.550942 CIGNA 0.504984	link 0.508847 diabetes mellitus 0.546367 G0439 0.504899 G0438 0.5049 S0610 0.504897 patient 0.514431 insurer 0.509812 particular ways 0.520188 insurers 0.509729 G0397 0.504912 Z00.00 0.51219 Medicare 0.504747 services 0.514686 Bright Futures 0.519477 G0143-G0145 0.50455 G0147 0.504549 guidance check 0.519744 G0344 0.504902 comprehensive list 0.520309 G0101 0.510409 Secondary Diabetes Mellitus 0.522997 insurance plan 0.520271 information 0.504927 G0141 0.504551	CLICK HERE
16283	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FastStats - Alzheimers Disease	null	National Study 0.645891 PDF 0.4638 Long-Term Care Providers 0.995705 United States 0.649836 MB 0.565959	Final Data 0.60242 Deaths 0.476995 Services Users 0.652466 Source 0.467818	CLICK HERE