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4436	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diseases & Conditions A-Z Index - Y	CDC Diseases and Conditions A-Z Index	MPEG 0.741242 site 0.541063 PDF 0.544429	PPT 0.837268 DOC 0.733754	CLICK HERE
5824	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Antimony - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards	null	MPEG 0.378858 search 0.263099 PDF 0.261307 PPT 0.446092	DOC 0.368812 information 0.262482 different file formats 0.938484 page 0.276773	CLICK HERE
7593	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Basic TB Facts - What to Do If You Have Been Exposed To TB	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Division of Tuberculosis Elimination	sings 0.217252 reason 0.213644 TB skin test 0.529006 active bacteria 0.3095 coworkers 0.216572 TB disease 0.935064 air 0.215376 body 0.213127 point 0.213129 local health department 0.326075 nurse 0.214112 lungs 0.218568 active TB disease 0.728065	TB bacteria 0.856554 TB infection 0.452138 family members 0.263029 TB Prevention 0.456998 people 0.273743 sneezes 0.215292 TB 0.965007 doctor 0.229572 persons 0.213544 person 0.254784 speaks 0.216061 time 0.247228 special TB blood 0.532465	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
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
10669	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Conjunctivitis: Clinical Definition	Information for healthcare professionals on the causes of viral, bacterial, and allergic conjunctivitis.	Acute hemorrhagic conjunctivitis 0.693276 global cause 0.462031 infectious tears 0.455233 additional symptoms 0.492773 respiratory discharges 0.455078 viral conjunctivitis 0.744612 viral rash illnesses 0.497618 indicated therapy 0.455546 infectious virus 0.468522 Epstein-Barr virus 0.463972 purulent discharge 0.456303 following viruses 0.456079 hand-to-eye contact 0.497028 Allergic conjunctivitis 0.625403 Acute bacterial conjunctivitis 0.777999 U.S. Preventive Services 0.477349 Topical antimicrobial therapy 0.482298 Elk Grove Village 0.477957 bloody discharge 0.454678 large respiratory tract 0.573109 Common cause 0.466 Chlamydia trachomatis 0.54507 Rubella virus 0.471321 contact lens 0.462763 herpes simplex virus 0.585115	mild prolonged course 0.481919 close contact 0.460235 chlamydia conjunctivitis 0.662139 Chlamydia trachomatis subtypes 0.514572 Varicella-zoster virus 0.464123 cause bacterial conjunctivitis 0.727802 infectious mononucleosis 0.458428 hyperacute conjunctivitis 0.625544 respiratory tract droplets 0.580448 infectious disease practitioner 0.486058 respiratory infection 0.461802 Common cold 0.454641 conjunctivitis 0.982327 Mauger T. Diagnosis 0.482508 erythromycin ophthalmic ointment 0.481157 chronic follicular conjunctivitis 0.665473 common causes 0.46409 bacterial conjunctivitis 0.949042 Høvding G. Acute 0.481922 eye discharge 0.465162 eye contact 0.460067 vial conjunctivitis 0.67522 adenovirus serotypes 0.4925 Gonococcal conjunctivitis 0.625055	CLICK HERE
12308	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Seasonal Influenza Vaccine Effectiveness, 2005-2015	Seasonal Influenza Vaccine Effectiveness, 2005-2015 - CDC	seasonal flu vaccination 0.617034 public health intervention 0.524333 Donahue JG,et al 0.516913 McLean HQ 0.512031 respiratory illness visits 0.51033 inactivated influenza vaccines 0.588712 laboratory-confirmed influenza infections 0.587245 flu vaccines 0.555266 Thompson MG 0.509489 laboratory-confirmed flu 0.543552 prior vaccination 0.467838 observational studies 0.530055 Flu VE Network 0.567234 seasonal influenza vaccines 0.56562 Network sites measure 0.517249 Flu Vaccine Effectiveness 0.709462 534-543. doi 0.480342 laboratory-confirmed influenza infection 0.585646 Kieke BA 0.51536 study design 0.470789 Jackson ML 0.511121 Clin Infect Dis. 0.510665 319-27. doi 0.47942 vaccine effectiveness 0.94952 Belongia EA 0.654737	influenza vaccine effectiveness 0.841578 Infect Dis. 0.582357 Epub 0.504238 159-67. doi 0.48705 Print-friendly Version PDF 0.516671 doi 0.489002 Petrie JG 0.525021 United States 0.576742 6558-63. doi 0.486418 accurate lab test 0.512915 Ohmit SE 0.572181 laboratory-confirmed influenza 0.603391 acute respiratory illness 0.704026 Study results 0.470228 non-adjuvanted pandemic influenza 0.575101 outpatient medical visits 0.51207 vaccine strains 0.502456 influenza seasons 0.529258 ACIP meeting 0.466362 Nowalk MP 0.515067 e23085. doi 0.48362 et al 0.636028 flu season 0.581918 PMID 0.470761	CLICK HERE
12724	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Why Surveillance Matters	No country is absolutely safe from disease, even deadly diseases not found in the US. Vigilance is needed and that's why CDC works 24/7 to protect America's Health Security. Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html This video can also be viewed at http://streaming.cdc.gov/vod.php?id=8cd51ff603806c6a5ecadd975d66757d20131209111531484	Surveillance Matters 0.937221		CLICK HERE
13833	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement: World Pneumonia Day - November 12,2015	November 12, 2015, is the seventh annual World Pneumonia Day, observed to raise awareness and promote interventions to protect against, treat, and prevent pneumonia, which continues to be a global public health concern. Each year approximately 900,000 children aged <5 years die from pneumonia worldwide; 70% of childhood pneumonia hospitalizations in the United States are in this age group (1,2). Pneumonia is also a leading infectious cause of hospitalization and death among U.	pneumonia worldwide 0.861172 Diarrhea Progress Report 0.718002 Human Services 0.719729 Wier LM 0.628346 Engl J Med 0.631207 U.S. Department 0.722448 MMWR HTML versions 0.71333 childhood pneumonia hospitalizations 0.981201 Statistical Brief No. 0.712238 post-2015 priorities 0.619019 electronic PDF version 0.700959 U.S. children 0.64176 future pneumonia-related deaths 0.730787 additional information 0.737977 national governments 0.620808 new Pneumonia 0.823523 diagnostic tests 0.625108 Contact GPO 0.634933 U.S. government agencies 0.747261 hospital stays 0.61791 hospital expenses 0.633892 national causes 0.620852 global partners 0.632642 private sector 0.616052	global public health 0.77378 original paper copy 0.706134 medical conditions 0.625533 supportive care 0.621812 infectious cause 0.624793 United States 0.744619 U.S. Government Printing 0.726354 original MMWR paper 0.709727 age group 0.634798 Global Health Security 0.745639 Steiner C. Costs 0.705236 better access 0.62408 MMWR readers 0.621741 child mortality 0.619566 concerted efforts 0.62632 Healthcare Research 0.616987 U.S. adults 0.657631 Ongoing research 0.618968 civil society 0.623583 Community-acquired pneumonia 0.825866 appropriate antimicrobial therapy 0.727395 et al 0.729211 international community 0.623658 systematic analysis 0.615739	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