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5281	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Laboratory Information for Radiation Emergencies	Information on terrorism and public health. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	Radiological/Nuclear Incident 0.98773 potential exposures 0.499864 comprehensive instructions 0.434094 Radioactive Materials 0.443618 Specimens Collected 0.49464 document 0.238457 questions 0.274006 shipping samples 0.45098 terrorism comprehensive response 0.658963 potentially exposed individuals 0.689112 crucial role 0.499934 labeling 0.239977 CDC Specimen-Collection Protocol 0.885628 state 0.240037 plan 0.239925 email 0.273519 process 0.236747 CDC Sample Logistics 0.811279	CDC laboratory 0.660581 Radiological/Nuclear Incident Specimen 0.791669 People 0.238054 important source 0.433891 specimen packages 0.499953 packaging 0.281377 appropriate laboratory destination 0.664043 Laboratory personnel 0.488094 collect urine samples 0.814691 Shipping Manifest 0.457137 Shipping Urine Specimens 0.817166 radiological incident 0.65587 radiological emergencies 0.588212 CDC Information Line 0.83577 directions 0.278098 radiation emergency 0.492174 required paperwork 0.451693 flowchart 0.349067	CLICK HERE
5295	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	August 07, 2009: Multistate Outbreak of E. coli O157:H7 Infections | E. coli CDC	Get the latest CDC information on the recent infections from fresh spinach, and find out what you can do to protect yourself and your family.	North Carolina 0.365867 raw cookie dough 0.509197 health care provider 0.403264 Toll House morsels 0.434756 home-made baked goods 0.402975 advanced DNA test 0.418988 House cookie dough 0.640106 state health departments 0.507257 ill persons 0.4714 U.S. Food 0.363254 similar age 0.361353 individual organization Web 0.400953 baked cookie products. 0.445074 public health officials 0.425889 particular DNA fingerprint 0.419002 United States Food 0.430556 new batch 0.40551 raw food products 0.412183 cookie dough 0.865115 O157 0.373203 newly made Nestle 0.392615 abdominal cramps 0.359095 confirmatory test results 0.422551 federal regulatory partners 0.407175 contaminated sample 0.362051	Drug Administration 0.488943 hemolytic uremic syndrome 0.422498 South Carolina 0.365471 safe food-handling practices 0.402256 E. coli 0.717171 outbreak strain 0.434914 Agriculture Food Safety 0.429535 stool sample 0.360384 New York 0.369787 Toll House cookie 0.727553 strong association 0.357823 H7 infections 0.421755 Preliminary results 0.358898 raw prepackaged cookie 0.493616 local public health 0.402039 New Jersey 0.369881 H7 0.438188 epidemiologic study 0.362626 Nestlé Toll House 0.436814 Nestle Toll House 0.951356 food-service operations 0.358647 United States Department 0.42697 New Hampshire 0.369933 cookie dough products 0.583378	CLICK HERE
6171	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Summary: August 11, 2011	MMWR News Summary: August 4, 2011	infection rate 0.648885 poliovirus transmission 0.666385 wildlife exposures 0.624288 high-risk states 0.636815 inner-city heterosexuals 0.700757 progressive viral encephalitis 0.748938 northern states 0.774538 Global Polio Eradication 0.730829 VPDV cases 0.623885 National Center 0.64493 TB Prevention 0.646634 general U.S. population 0.745343 indigenous wild poliovirus 0.716943 Viral Hepatitis 0.643762 CDC Division 0.752245 sexually transmitted disease 0.739173 postexposure prophylaxis 0.644799 WPV cases 0.639156 low-income heterosexuals 0.716638 polio transmission 0.66776 News Media Team 0.771564 HIV prevention activities 0.829504 vampire bat rabies 0.81022 low socioeconomic status 0.750009 low-income communities 0.632516	rabies virus 0.807748 United States 0.838486 primary source 0.624561 key factor 0.630176 HIV prevalence 0.998028 acute progressive encephalitis 0.736057 human rabies 0.703781 high AIDS prevalence 0.827555 severe racial disparities 0.739862 CDC analysis 0.658318 Electronic Media 0.740725 low SES 0.68632 crack cocaine 0.631792 Nigeria 0.646773 XVIII International AIDS 0.745635 strong association 0.621891 Preliminary results 0.628762 human death 0.626928 National HIV Behavioral 0.835733 overall U.S. epidemic 0.735086 exchange sex partner 0.735088 HIV infection risk 0.858669 WPV transmission 0.731172 19-year-old man 0.633406	CLICK HERE
8630	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - Plantings, Arthur Duery Davis	Plantings, That's the way one storyteller described his job of burying those who had died from the flu. There was a shortage of coffins and the dead had to be put in the ground as soon as possible to prevent the spread of infection. No eulogies. No choirs singing. No services. The lack of ceremony for the dead in 1918 left a lasting impression on the survivors for years to come.	North Carolina 0.395099 Arthur Duery Davis 0.72475 flu–type virus 0.342906 pandemic flu event 0.636745 Blount County 0.393643 Tennessee 0.210019 camp cook 0.379619 father 0.377408 Lydia 0.948401	Robert Lynn 0.416697 Mikey 0.441094 final grave 0.374329 Babcock Lumber Company 0.648464 Lydia Brown Davis 0.894387 approximately 300-400 lumberjacks 0.644017 graves 0.219866 Lillie Braden Davis 0.600228 entire family. 0.352689	CLICK HERE
9958	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Online Newsroom - Digital Press Kit: Traveler's Health-2012 London Olympics	Traveler's Health - 2012 London Olympics	Health-2012 London Olympics 0.850097 Traveler 0.486615	CDC Online Newsroom 0.95214	CLICK HERE
11512	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NCIRD | DBD Bulletin Winter 2011 | 2012 Events	Division of Bacterial Diseases Bulletin Winter	Clinical Vaccinology Course 0.813198 historical purposes 0.672294 pneumococcal vaccines 0.672546 Joint Statistical Meetings 0.77971 navigation Skip 0.760776 General Meeting 0.660837 rotavirus vaccines 0.705495 San Diego 0.781621 MD 0.546707 American Society 0.651916 historical reasons 0.668647 death toll 0.640034 Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.791521 list Skip 0.768384 Interscience Conference 0.671147 page options Skip 0.914589 DBD All-Hands Meeting 0.796749 Smart About Antibiotics 0.646103 countries 0.539599 Joint Meeting 0.656048 Annual Conference 0.669581 work activities 0.637947 World Pneumonia 0.65547 significant impact 0.635723 healthy lives 0.634482	Public Health Laboratories 0.775059 Immunization Conference Online 0.825779 Vaccine Research 0.653555 Immunization Practices 0.682275 Advisory Committee 0.662223 Annual Meeting 0.662572 Atlanta 0.576751 GAVI CEO Seth 0.800513 ACIP 0.546663 GAVI Alliance 0.682586 print publication 0.646383 Group B Strep 0.657011 Alison Patti 0.764405 Antimicrobial Agents 0.652834 pneumococcal infections 0.639777 DBD OD 0.682657 APHL 0.544101 ICAAC 0.542671 PIDS 0.542189 San Francisco 0.785202 Advance Media Report 0.743746 International Conference 0.674654 Emerging Infectious Diseases 0.783116 Action shots 0.641515	CLICK HERE
13409	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Introduction of Inactivated Poliovirus Vaccine and Switchfrom Trivalent to Bivalent Oral Poliovirus Vaccine - Worldwide,2013-2016	Immunization Systems Management Group of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative.	trivalent inactivated poliovirus 0.391167 global IPV supply 0.404566 polioviruses 0.768447 environmental surveillance 0.454984 flaccid paralysis cases 0.388372 supplemental immunization 0.719967 oral poliovirus vaccine 0.406894 polio outbreaks 0.433211 low vaccination coverage 0.3862 type 0.656342 OPV-using countries 0.386343 IPV 0.59079 monovalent OPV type 0.409268 switch 0.924066 attenuated polioviruses 0.471872 OPV polioviruses 0.483492 vaccination coverage 0.389767 tOPV 0.721065 new cVDPV2 outbreaks 0.450322 routine immunization 0.992343 paralytic polio 0.692615 wild polioviruses 0.644037 IPV introduction dates 0.408418 supplemental immunization campaigns 0.590944	routine immunization efforts 0.457188 routine immunization schedules 0.636471 Global Polio Eradication 0.599518 bOPV 0.653872 Multiple supplemental immunization 0.439183 supplemental immunization activities 0.569433 poliovirus outbreaks 0.53401 Polio Eradication Initiative 0.591007 routine immunization delivery 0.472459 tOPV supplemental immunization 0.458977 global withdrawal 0.434742 countries 0.675119 WPV type 0.394016 World Health Assembly 0.552835 routine immunization programs 0.552099 acute flaccid paralysis 0.881187 global switch 0.622179 vaccine-derived polioviruses 0.463799 low polio vaccination 0.412764 risk 0.394152 Health Assembly resolution 0.393206 outbreaks 0.608404 supplemental immunization activities* 0.45078	CLICK HERE
14367	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	parallel Food Safety 0.459126 outbreak strains 0.749661 Antimicrobial Resistance Monitoring 0.571888 Human Services 0.498169 Public Health–Seattle 0.464176 U.S. Department 0.637026 pork production industry 0.518827 pork products 0.460988 Health Inspection Service 0.485452 Washington resident 0.437642 electronic PDF version 0.436622 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.544651 antimicrobial-resistant Salmonella strains 0.560164 determine risk factors 0.46033 closely related pulsed-field 0.464375 Food Safety 0.518313 Communicable Disease Epidemiology 0.546718 Washington State Department 0.914898 Salmonella serotype 0.607374 Inspection Service investigation 0.470672 Foodborne Diseases Active 0.465299 additional PFGE XbaI 0.47002 National Antimicrobial Resistance 0.569591 food handling education 0.44785	pork slaughter establishments 0.524162 case definition 0.524056 ASSuT resistance pattern 0.46524 Public Health 0.480469 original MMWR paper 0.440158 Public Health Laboratories 0.466447 rigorous Salmonella control 0.529022 Salmonella Infantis 0.476014 ASSuT resistance 0.579197 human Salmonella infections 0.53778 illness onset dates 0.432267 largest Salmonella outbreak 0.574617 inadequate employee handwashing 0.450614 pork slaughter establishment 0.577499 6Public Health Laboratories 0.457041 Washington Medical Center 0.47942 XbaI pattern 0.458197 outbreak PFGE patterns 0.518307 2Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.447731 future Salmonella 0.470101 Montana Department 0.446728 pork parts 0.467505 raw pork 0.465656 King County 0.527514	CLICK HERE
15630	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	LGBT Youth | Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Health	Learn more about the unique circumstances of LGBT youth	Y. School-based strategies 0.573601 sexual orientation 0.653979 LGB students 0.944302 health risk behaviors 0.562128 school 0.672464 gay-straight alliances 0.590528 Youth Risk Behavior 0.576122 Sanchez J. Family 0.554869 school property 0.539855 bisexual young adults 0.516735 student-organized school clubs 0.546103 LGBTQ* Youth Programs-At-A-Glance 0.553967 Promotes Health Safety 0.547871 suicidal ideation 0.559596 LGB teen.18 0.623541 sexual minority adolescents 0.535768 youth health outcomes 0.600446 sexual dating violence 0.53533 school gay-straight alliances 0.547391 School support groups 0.54372 School Psychology Review 0.538529 parents 0.528639 Sexual Orientation Disclosure 0.518214 LGB support groups 0.68747	sexual minority youth 0.567682 LGBT Health 0.532234 young adult health 0.535854 negative health 0.531863 sexual minority 0.62109 Protective school climates 0.524197 negative health outcomes 0.526714 School Protective Factors 0.518762 teen’s friends 0.516839 LGB persons 0.649941 positive school climate 0.557397 supportive school environments 0.545429 questioning/queer youth 0.548246 health 0.642879 heterosexual adolescents 0.566864 high school students 0.564489 Online Sexual Health 0.554225 adolescent school victimization 0.537498 bisexual adolescents 0.517146 gay youth 0.514613 unexcused school absences 0.560444 suicide attempts 0.523403 LGB teen 0.72585 bisexual youth 0.565343	CLICK HERE
15808	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Steps to Safe and Healthy Fruits & Vegetables	Fruits and vegetables are healthy to eat, but Salmonella, E. coli and Listeria can be on them. There are steps from the store to your table that can keep you healthy.	countertops 0.42956 Separate fruits 0.671638 Salmonella 0.434895 damaged spots 0.548153 hands 0.42874 email address 0.683154 harmful germs 0.565023 raw meat 0.657533 ice 0.429092 raw meats 0.520042 vegetables 0.940313 recent work 0.684084 juices 0.429515 fruits 0.940496 Listeria 0.437974 separate cutting board 0.617018 shopping cart 0.54118	temperature 0.455159 E. coli 0.553544 table 0.429476 seafood 0.495569 Wash cutting boards 0.634732 poultry 0.495599 monthly update 0.689087 soapy water 0.536451 Store fruits 0.645472 precut 0.436474 scrub 0.433351 steps 0.428831 bruises 0.437786 infectious disease 0.690569 refrigerator thermometer 0.544963 grocery bags 0.542724	CLICK HERE