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4641	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Conjunctivitis: Newborns	Neonatal conjunctivitis (pink eye) is a red eye(s) in a newborn caused by infection, irritation, or a blocked tear duct. When caused by an infection, neonatal conjunctivitis can be very serious.	bacteria 0.523475 sexually transmitted infection 0.49412 antibiotic drops 0.446437 state law 0.445683 topical antimicrobials 0.449707 untreated chlamydia 0.466847 common types 0.44773 viral conjunctivitis 0.633261 untreated gonorrhea 0.455284 oral antibiotics 0.449171 newborn baby 0.463131 infected eyes 0.444295 inclusion conjunctivitis 0.724142 pink eye 0.45711 red eyes 0.446516 neonatal conjunctivitis 0.87309 birth 0.473463 genital herpes 0.445602 Doctors 0.452023 eye 0.574083 symptoms 0.515488 Neisseria gonorrhoeae 0.494109 newborn’s eye 0.471863 antibiotics 0.467027 chemical conjunctivitis 0.746082	gonococcal conjunctivitis 0.762576 infection 0.516549 antibiotic eye drops 0.487644 chlamydial) conjunctivitis 0.749573 childbirth 0.447637 severe eye damage 0.485193 cause gonococcal conjunctivitis 0.681833 Chlamydia trachomatis 0.554882 tear duct 0.600037 red eye 0.528849 spinal cord 0.445593 newborn’s eyes 0.465604 genital infections 0.448202 nasal area 0.443865 silver nitrate 0.445534 saline solution 0.444193 intravenous antibiotics 0.455586 newborns 0.469252 chemical irritation 0.449873 conjunctivitis 0.994217 bacterial infection 0.493216 eyelids 0.48062 irritation 0.452599 swollen eyelids 0.457686	CLICK HERE
5120	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HIV in Healthcare Settings - HAI	null	possible HIV transmission 0.639943 current CDC guidance 0.519522 CDC Sharps Safety 0.529377 Health Promotion Update 0.495911 NHSN web site 0.499267 personal protective equipment 0.501402 dental settings 0.481041 Exposure Management 0.53626 Influenza Exposure Management 0.532376 immune deficiency syndrome 0.51616 postexposure prophylaxis 0.632958 acute-care hospital settings 0.517544 human immunodeficiency virus 0.949834 Postexposure Prophylaxis Infection 0.564682 proper sterilization 0.51567 Healthcare settings MMWR 0.539525 bloodborne pathogens 0.525356 healthcare personnel 0.543005 bloodborne infections 0.48402 HIV web site 0.604541 Sharps Injury Prevention 0.507093 Hepatitis B Virus 0.504876 Clinicians Post-Exposure Prophylaxis 0.52556 infection control 0.567498 HIV testing services 0.59009	occupational exposure 0.509169 infected donor tissue 0.501985 Occupational Health Personnel 0.533518 Blood/Body Fluids Exposure 0.587188 occupational HIV exposure 0.681107 universal precautions 0.507137 Health Service Guidelines 0.685364 Postexposure Prophylaxis MMWR 0.561625 hiv transmission 0.703688 healthcare personnel safety 0.521956 U.S. Public Health 0.590428 Hospital Epidemiology Vol. 0.496612 occupational exposures 0.720633 Visit CDC 0.483458 Immunodeficiency Virus Type 0.560432 Health Omnibus Programs 0.49992 CDC Recommendations 0.483473 disinfection procedures 0.516785 body fight disease 0.509612 HIV 0.760496 Public Health Service 0.690091 healthcare settings 0.673329 Health-Care Settings 0.475263 infection control procedures 0.516916	CLICK HERE
7312	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Synopsis: August 16, 2012	CDC Media Relations - MMWR News Synopsis: August 16, 2012	gut motility 0.497518 overall varicella incidence 0.731652 public health authorities 0.585086 Clostridium perfringens 0.571987 hospital’s patients 0.50476 core recommendation 0.484889 National Center 0.567852 psychiatric hospitals 0.493818 psychiatric drugs 0.496863 new urgency 0.499346 routine varicella vaccination 0.907012 2-dose varicella vaccination 0.745328 deaths 0.46107 varicella vaccine 0.682373 TB Prevention 0.580461 Advisory Committee 0.483006 United States 0.718329 patients 0.50511 Viral Hepatitis 0.577341 varicella incidence 0.796477 consistent varicella 0.643373 Routine annual vaccination 0.607335 2010-2011 season 0.483567 foodborne illness 0.681136 National varicella surveillance 0.71145	2012-2013 season 0.482261 2-dose coverage increases 0.554582 severe disease 0.489487 vaccination coverage increases 0.597878 HUMAN SERVICES 0.484146 bacterial toxins 0.495464 vaccine formulations 0.517585 varicella surveillance 0.720191 same—routine annual vaccination 0.588647 age group 0.486499 News Media Line 0.70273 CDC Division 0.54224 2012-2013 influenza season 0.549834 Immunization Practices 0.483929 Louisiana psychiatric hospital 0.592108 varicella vaccination program 0.898661 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.48424 food poisoning 0.502562 common side effect 0.491979 influenza vaccines 0.48441 Electronic Media 0.502247 greatest declines 0.495508 case-based varicella surveillance 0.709136 recent outbreak 0.517616	CLICK HERE
7823	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Bioterrorism - Health Communication	Bioterrorism - Gateway to Health Communication - CDC	general public 0.361673 large number 0.367746 public place 0.368522 bioterrorism 0.598858 B. anthracis 0.363996 certain responsibilities 0.355153 inhalational anthrax 0.983886 interagency investigation 0.361202 bioterrorism range 0.535677 effective biological agent 0.564281 bioterrorist attack 0.396308 government-sponsored biological warfare 0.571646 diagnostic tests 0.356073 political agendas 0.40067 cross-contaminated mail 0.373229 smallpox 0.683728 60-day course 0.376187 biological agents 0.399992 early inhalational anthrax 0.752587 biological materials 0.361598 airborne saliva droplets 0.50668 person 0.436588 biological threat 0.360652 intentional release 0.380106 characteristic rash 0.390446	greatest concern 0.374491 local health department 0.482554 hospital emergency rooms 0.501907 incubation period 0.378145 proper diagnosis 0.363411 single exposure 0.411614 local police department 0.48232 prophylactic antibiotics 0.375759 biological incident 0.361187 mass casualties 0.398536 infectious disease outbreak 0.500895 pathogenic microorganism 0.399472 postal workers 0.368379 inherent drama 0.356141 cutaneous anthrax 0.660949 eventual shock 0.37941 people 0.350122 fatality rate 0.501837 infected person 0.390973 public’s awareness 0.358264 intentional anthrax distribution 0.785353 high fever 0.373011 little specialized knowledge 0.557968 Initial symptoms 0.377368	CLICK HERE
9046	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Guinea Worm - CDC	Education and information about Dracunculiasis, also known as Guinea Worm Disease, including frequently asked questions, information about the Guinea Worm Elimination Program (GWEP), prevention and control, epidemiology, diagnosis and treatment.	ponds 0.324365 Pipe filters 0.406199 pond 0.353002 sources 0.318339 reach 0.32545 great strides 0.452198 unfiltered water 0.423992 safe water 0.414977 mid-1980s 0.342747 program 0.321924 Image 0.319069 Carter Center 0.405868 Neglected Tropical Disease 0.525285 health worker 0.41197 Woman 0.319017	Dracunculus medinensis 0.624828 remote parts 0.417477 cases 0.337294 water fleas 0.418482 Africa 0.31957 poor communities 0.419799 drug treatment 0.415121 pipe filter 0.403105 stagnant surface water 0.522243 Global eradication 0.444353 vaccine 0.324705 young man 0.406009 parasite Dracunculus medinensis 0.621307 Guinea worm disease 0.986287	CLICK HERE
9530	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National Preparedness Month - September 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. 0.771523 possible disaster 0.74217 CDC 0.843536 endorsement 0.677415 U.S. Government Printing 0.869245 original MMWR paper 0.861385 Human Services 0.875823 assistive technology 0.773665 Superintendent 0.628014 National Preparedness 0.951803 U.S. Department 0.872597 MMWR HTML versions 0.866789 MMWR readers 0.752954 character translation 0.736737 public health threats 0.879465 electronic PDF version 0.851624 emergency personnel monitor 0.881336 Citizen Corps 0.74586 e-mail 0.652133 federal agencies 0.757477 U.S. residents 0.767952 format errors 0.741094 important steps 0.743811 subject line 0.767492	Additional information 0.746644 American Red Cross 0.884976 Contact GPO 0.77607 typeset documents 0.747679 trade names 0.744276 larger community 0.743689 commercial sources 0.744167 paper copy 0.865786 official text 0.73497 Emergency Operations Center 0.893033 current prices 0.739946 persons 0.649527 non-CDC sites 0.743713 emergency preparedness 0.81387 original paper copy 0.86145 response 0.645787 organizations 0.645983 various tools 0.748491 preparedness initiative 0.808464 Federal Emergency Management 0.903992 electronic conversions 0.735946 printable versions 0.731968 state-of-the-art command facility 0.870879	CLICK HERE
10120	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Contact CDC - All Other Topics	Contact CDC: Find Your Answer Quickly, The answers to the most common questions we receive can be found on our website. Please check the CDC A-Z Index before contacting us with a question.	list Skip 0.723303 question 0.254245 Funding 0.252228 page options Skip 0.906099 jobs 0.235763	training 0.235633 links 0.235032 Contact CDC form 0.57663 navigation Skip 0.739326 errors 0.256937	CLICK HERE
11106	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2008 National Report on Biochemical Indicators of Diet and Nutrition - Appendices	null	dietary folate intake 0.369749 methylmalonic acid concentrations 0.371648 United States population 0.389413 Clin Nutr. 0.501393 Stat Series No. 0.521106 serum folate 0.396179 high serum concentrations 0.380764 serum selenium concentrations 0.380419 J. Elevated serum 0.387145 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.912104 sample size 0.395355 Pfeiffer CM 0.466406 Nutrition Examination Surveys 0.456158 National Center 0.441676 Expo Anal Environ 0.392682 Vital Health Stat 0.565051 SAS Proc Univariate 0.41478 Dietary intake 0.393495 various NHANES surveys 0.369618 National Health 0.67249 Health Statistics 0.445417 Wright JD 0.370703 Gunter EW 0.725245 Looker AC 0.446481 Bowman BA 0.413673	Anal Environ Epidemiol. 0.393871 folate status 0.373402 serum concentrations 0.396479 folic acid fortification 0.402217 serum retinol concentrations 0.37971 total homocysteine concentrations 0.461955 United States 0.69907 serum total homocysteine 0.41503 folate nutritional status 0.37048 Advance Data No. 0.418808 plasma total homocysteine 0.406979 serum ferritin values 0.40146 Caudill SP 0.419263 blood folate 0.403626 different population surveys 0.375341 serum methylmalonic acid 0.386969 States National Health 0.383928 U.S. population 0.42432 Clin Chem. 0.466782 Johnson CL 0.467782 et al 0.445004 percent confidence intervals 0.372249 confidence intervals 0.382106 serum 0.422438	CLICK HERE
12210	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Illnesses and Deaths Among Persons Attending an ElectronicDance-Music Festival - New York City, 2013	Alison Ridpath, MD1,2, Cynthia R. Driver, DrPH1, Michelle L. Nolan, MPH1, Adam Karpati, MD1, Daniel Kass, MSPH1, Denise Paone, EdD1, Andrea Jakubowski1, Robert S.	additional toxicology testing 0.645161 Poison Control Center 0.741736 ED registration logs 0.640109 medical service requirements 0.525618 Public health messages 0.539424 excess alcohol consumption 0.528698 New York state 0.530375 New York City 0.702947 Cynthia R. Driver 0.526357 NYC ED registration 0.590306 EDMFs 0.554839 medical examiner records 0.53383 DOHMH 0.530477 dance music events 0.540404 alcohol 0.581235 comparable NYC age 0.656994 NYC Poison Control 0.777922 attendees 0.647282 festival 0.617973 patients 0.553338 outdoor heat index 0.620822 adverse event 0.538497 typically summer events 0.564488 positive hospital laboratory 0.524947 toxicology testing 0.800344	external toxicology testing 0.5352 ED transport list 0.539977 Medical Examiner list 0.535531 adverse effects 0.547647 DOHMH syndromic surveillance 0.52497 ED transports 0.53259 external toxicology result 0.534322 synthetic club drugs 0.865921 frequently methylone 0.528366 Hillary V. Kunins 0.529118 death rate 0.557003 medical record report 0.526476 MDMA 0.673601 adverse health events 0.985161 NYC age group 0.656468 fatal drug overdoses 0.523992 unintentional poisoning deaths 0.638258 Robert S. Hoffman 0.526099 adverse events 0.965463 York City Department 0.653871 medical record 0.623129 psychoactive substances 0.569563 ED syndromic surveillance 0.540435 Control Center reports 0.525825	CLICK HERE
13542	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	CDC | Free Materials | Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) | NCBDDD	Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs) are a group of developmental disabilities that can cause significant social, communication and behavioral challenges. CDC is working to find out how many children have ASDs, discover the risk factors, and raise awareness of the signs.			CLICK HERE