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571	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Food Safety Tips for your Holiday Turkey | CDC Features	Food handling errors and inadequate cooking are the most common problems that lead to poultry-associated foodborne disease outbreaks in the United States . Follow these four food safety tips to help you safely prepare your next holiday turkey meal.	stuffing 0.912411 inadequate cooking 0.623909 foods 0.391259 thigh 0.359054 chill 0.351151 food thermometer 0.948187 casserole dish 0.57426 common problems 0.578695 danger 0.34853 cold water 0.584839 thawing turkey 0.599484 Clostridium perfringens 0.578588 Cook stuffing 0.751191 preparation 0.34473 inches 0.346857 zone 0.347156 safety – cook 0.544611 vomiting 0.352931 foodborne disease outbreaks 0.835218 roasting pan 0.53825 sink 0.357445 minimum cooking temperatures 0.750371 cavity 0.350124 common bacterial cause 0.743233 stuffing’s center 0.739625	oven temperature 0.611173 frozen turkey 0.58039 turkey 0.948743 refrigerator 0.359012 thickest portions 0.559256 Symptoms 0.345747 Thaw turkeys 0.620221 room temperature 0.837049 abdominal cramps 0.571255 food safety tips 0.827025 raw poultry 0.565353 United States.1 Follow 0.819078 leftovers 0.358594 safe internal temperature 0.783834 microwave 0.347898 food poisoning 0.99889 holiday turkey 0.607938 Food handling errors 0.836131 counter 0.349844 Cooking times 0.549995 meal 0.350252 completely thawed turkey 0.74088 safe temperature 0.614572 family 0.346185	CLICK HERE
673	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Smoking & Tobacco Use - MMWRs	MMWRs Feed.	MMWR readership 0.558248 CDC 0.217817 Mortality Weekly Report 0.939813 informational purposes 0.511842 fact sheets 0.469965 recent information 0.461961 Disclaimer 0.239178	Morbidity 0.256661 weekly reports 0.521702 epidemiologists 0.263023 public health departments 0.881854 regular basis 0.480994 scientific public health 0.84792 public health professionals 0.781548	CLICK HERE
5434	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Identifies Top Global Public Health Achievements in First Decade of 21st Century - Press Release: June 23, 2011	No Progress in Salmonella During Past 15 Years	Global Health Threats 0.587283 new HIV infections 0.535484 Mortality Weekly Report 0.587834 safe water 0.798279 Global Disease Detection 0.566568 diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis vaccines 0.56618 indoor residual spraying 0.540891 public health achievements 0.722476 Global Tobacco Surveillance 0.578994 Improving Global Road 0.553932 public health surveillance 0.565368 safe water technology 0.583901 global deaths 0.56952 Enforce marketing bans 0.534905 deaths 0.638215 safe water practices 0.553638 drinking water sources 0.552264 World Health Organization 0.679429 Guinea worm 0.615453 mass drug administration 0.644263 child mortality rate 0.566345 AIDS-related deaths 0.536089 Onchocerciasis Elimination Program 0.541002 TB control 0.600579 global public health 0.975541	Neglected Tropical Diseases 0.536285 International Health Regulations 0.565478 tobacco-related health information 0.560077 Directly Observed Therapy 0.540871 insecticide-treated bednets 0.583369 traffic-related mortality rates 0.553394 substantially fewer deaths 0.632578 annual traffic-related deaths 0.583803 safe water programs 0.555421 21st century 0.565555 public health advances 0.604316 Dr. Thomas Frieden. 0.552026 drinking water 0.553851 standardized drug regimens 0.540594 international influenza response 0.536804 TB cases 0.557542 oral rehydration therapy 0.55281 Tobacco Control 0.551565 Public Health Information 0.568967 Global Road Safety 0.642387 major infectious causes 0.558124 average life expectancy 0.559843 WHO-developed MPOWER package 0.53515 Guinea worm disease 0.568135	CLICK HERE
6483	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Objective measurement of physical activity and sedentary behavior among US adults aged 60 years or older	Estimates of objectively measured physical activity among older adults differ depending on the cut points used to define intensity. Our objective was to assess 1) moderate to vigorous physical activity (MVPA), exploring differences in prevalence depending on the cut point used, and 2) sedentary behavior, among US adults aged 60 years or older.	counts 0.354117 moderate-intensity physical activity 0.287279 cardiorespiratory fitness 0.295837 accelerometer cut points 0.39718 absolute-intensity physical activity 0.281067 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.462848 ActiGraph accelerometer 0.323709 vigorous physical activity 0.291578 cut point 0.773675 consistent MVPA 0.312604 racial/ethnic groups 0.310799 National Health 0.338944 older age groups 0.290826 available accelerometer data 0.311345 vigorous-intensity physical activity 0.286766 cut point decisions 0.324856 David M. Buchner 0.303008 group-level cut points 0.311673 optimal cut points 0.312811 relative-intensity physical activity 0.317228 counts/min 0.278427 recent accelerometer data 0.302182 NHANES physical activity 0.294874 moderate-intensity cut points 0.312721 Kelly R. Evenson 0.300883	age group 0.368844 accelerometer cut point 0.387704 accelerometer data 0.386447 Kimberly B. Morland 0.299554 MVPA estimates 0.333473 accelerometer 0.402688 non-Hispanic blacks 0.294162 physical activity recommendations 0.31655 small sample size 0.282361 non-Hispanic whites 0.327175 sedentary behavior 0.507224 participants 0.408379 non-Hispanic white adults 0.2871 vigorous-intensity activity 0.278989 correct cut point 0.313955 cut points 0.656112 highest cut point 0.317715 physical activity 0.960367 national physical activity 0.283804 older adults 0.526237 incomplete accelerometer data 0.296288 NHANES 0.328725 confidence interval 0.279972 MVPA 0.607551	CLICK HERE
6817	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Genital Herpes - CDC Fact Sheet	Genital Herpes Fact Sheet from CDC. What is Herpes? How common is Herpes? How do people get Herpes? And more...	genital secretions 0.404889 prenatal care visits 0.351676 health care provider 0.39406 Association (ASHA) 0.349112 herpes symptoms 0.535854 American Sexual Health 0.348647 CDC National Prevention 0.349216 herpes virus 0.539545 herpes antibodies 0.488177 sex partner 0.467312 sexually active person 0.356957 oral sex 0.446235 genital herpes diagnosis 0.563813 genital herpes 0.93459 cold sores 0.362277 painful genital sores 0.439334 sexually transmitted disease 0.359619 suppressed immune systems 0.349532 oral herpes 0.643531 Research Triangle Park 0.347801 STD test results 0.366693 painful sores 0.354895 herpes sores 0.565863 visible herpes 0.501347	potentially deadly infection 0.365794 sex partners 0.358953 HIV-uninfected sex partner 0.366193 future sexual relationships 0.347333 P. O. Box 0.348798 smelly genital discharge 0.418539 mild symptoms 0.352403 herpes simplex virus 0.577408 genital area 0.403212 STD Clinics 0.33654 neonatal herpes 0.497383 simplex virus type 0.403422 oral herpes infection 0.580156 mutually monogamous relationship 0.354678 genital herpes infection 0.693975 visible sores 0.34849 flu-like symptoms 0.336024 partner’s mouth 0.340667 STD symptoms 0.345818 people 0.356072 Daily suppressive therapy 0.348946 healthcare provider 0.385535 oral area 0.340643 risk 0.340531	CLICK HERE
9581	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Newsroom Image Library Buildings and Facilities | CDC Media Relations	Free public health images, medical images, high-resolution, public domain images.	PHIL ID number 0.258483 James Gathany 0.38262 organization′s Roybal Campus 0.366596 content provider 0.284851 Tom Harkin Global 0.24594	Disease Control 0.381703 CDC′s Roybal campus 0.942536 Emergency Operations Center 0.671335 Photo Credit 0.38317 Arlen Specter Headquarters 0.809351	CLICK HERE
13828	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National Epilepsy Awareness Month - November 2015	Epilepsy is a brain disorder characterized by recurrent seizures; an estimated 2.9 million persons in the United States have active epilepsy (1). A seizure is a brief change in normal brain activity that changes awareness, behavior, or body movement.	low blood sugar 0.914468 endorsement 0.685821 brain disorder 0.796948 Human Services 0.927021 U.S. Department 0.919952 MMWR HTML versions 0.898577 emergencies 0.63302 children 0.63088 electronic PDF version 0.889912 recurrent seizures 0.945308 seizures 0.948216 injury 0.658676 changes awareness 0.797275 issue 0.659022 Additional information 0.772825 Contact GPO 0.795531 nearby objects 0.773763 normal brain activity 0.960248 commercial sources 0.769443 different types 0.804881 current prices 0.762584 persons 0.662381 original paper copy 0.897555 person 0.875382	difficulty breathing 0.771104 seizure 0.983546 United States 0.97872 U.S. Government Printing 0.905454 original MMWR paper 0.893138 public need 0.782968 Superintendent 0.632396 active epilepsy 0.816364 MMWR readers 0.771242 character translation 0.761574 convulsive seizure 0.933253 brief change 0.800149 floor 0.654961 behavior 0.632987 format errors 0.761645 airway 0.63926 typeset documents 0.768367 trade names 0.769557 health 0.687702 official text 0.759705 non-CDC sites 0.765629 body movement 0.799602 report 0.630926 electronic conversions 0.757423	CLICK HERE
13924	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Carbapenem-resistantEnterobacteriaceae Producing OXA-48-like Carbapenemases - UnitedStates, 2010-2015	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Often called 'the Voice of CDC,' the MMWR series is the agency's primary vehicle for scientific publication of timely, reliable, authoritative, accurate, objective, and useful public health information and recommendations. MMWR readership predominately consists of physicians, nurses, public health practitioners, epidemiologists and other scientists, researchers, educators, and laboratorians.	U.S. reports 0.22594 rapid global dissemination 0.328095 carbapenemase-producing CRE 0.619213 additional published reports 0.329127 OXA-48 carbapenemase 0.236227 CDC Health Advisory 0.335635 U.S. clinical laboratories 0.301224 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.305979 Maroya Walters 0.237775 different susceptibility profiles 0.307609 K. pneumoniae 0.37804 carbapenem antibiotics 0.232509 OXA-48-like carbapenemase genes 0.347322 patients 0.547463 OXA-48-like carbapenemases 0.777871 Brandi Limbago 0.241756 carbapenemase enzymes 0.236561 Kamile Rasheed 0.251654 Klebsiella pneumoniae carbapenemase 0.403571 Meghan Lyman 0.250921 CRE 0.806063 health care settings 0.308734 high transfer efficiency 0.302421 1Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.30877	Klebsiella ozaenae isolate 0.354316 health care–associated infections 0.342189 United States 0.913286 CDC CRE surveillance 0.596093 Meghan M. Lyman 0.316523 non-K. pneumoniae carbapenemases 0.351619 Healthcare Quality Promotion 0.308541 New Delhi metallo-β-lactamase 0.549854 plasmid-mediated resistance 0.244786 OXA-48-producing CRE 0.476667 public health concern 0.340617 frequently reported destination 0.321945 different clusters 0.225961 Alexander Kallen 0.242078 high mortality rates 0.336818 OXA-48-like genes 0.232859 OXA-48-like variants 0.247702 CRE resistance mechanisms 0.585753 enhanced environmental cleaning 0.329196 CRE screening 0.481109 Newly described resistance 0.344355 David Lonsway 0.239262 U.S. K. pneumoniae 0.370653 isolates 0.313706	CLICK HERE
14340	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Tracking down the salt in food with Professor Saul T.	null			CLICK HERE
16506	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Guideline Resources: Mobile App	null	Apple Store 0.408355 Morphine Milligram Equivalent 0.543535 chronic pain 0.542776 new Opioid Guideline 0.807861 renal insufficiency 0.416518 palm 0.31956 clinical practice 0.421488 approximations 0.326448 palliative care 0.408634 tools 0.31961 genetic factors 0.404624 different opioids 0.534435 iOS devices 0.417932 patient weight 0.401885 free download 0.408926 Opioid Guideline App 0.99731 Prescribing Opioids 0.58693 Google Play 0.406757 incomplete cross-tolerance 0.405731 fentanyl 0.329067 pharmacokinetics 0.328391 *MME Calculator Disclaimer 0.52137 CDC’s Guideline 0.572193	hand 0.319535 calculator* 0.317938 Android devices 0.415293 patients 0.328684 confidence 0.319565 opioid rotation 0.538887 clinical judgement 0.414046 resources 0.319585 opioid dosing 0.56739 methadone conversions 0.40736 active cancer treatment 0.493992 opioid use disorder 0.540045 application 0.333498 guidance 0.338952 interactive motivational interviewing 0.510216 effective communications skills 0.504336 CDC Opioid Guideline 0.778169 key recommendations 0.415024 entire guideline 0.532951 Equianalgesic dose ratios 0.500838 medication-assisted treatment 0.402412 providers 0.336382	CLICK HERE