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5485	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Ammonium chloride fume - 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
6630	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Recovery of a Patient from Clinical Rabies - California, 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.	separate CSF samples 0.415869 Brett W. Petersen 0.430388 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.440791 therapeutic coma 0.413426 normal range 0.450139 Local public health 0.404953 rabies vaccine 0.612616 rabies diagnostic testing 0.61752 nucleic acid 0.44078 compatible clinical syndrome 0.545434 supportive care 0.543481 California Encephalitis Project 0.41062 M. pneumoniae 0.470556 illness onset 0.458027 rabies vaccination 0.546714 direct fluorescent antibody 0.453942 local ED 0.410351 positive rabies virus 0.598253 rabies virus antigens 0.610462 rabies RNA 0.563322 abortive rabies infection 0.582449 multiple serum samples 0.402654 human rabies 0.692889 acute progressive encephalitis 0.454423 Serum IFA titers 0.41066	Infectious disease testing 0.407761 pediatric intensive-care unit 0.453966 fluorescent antibody testing 0.403791 patient 0.538665 sore throat 0.432162 rabies virus–specific antibodies 0.948176 unvaccinated cats 0.438484 white blood cells/ТЕL 0.463049 public health 0.606132 human rabies cases 0.588623 IgG M. pneumoniae 0.412627 Public Health Viral 0.422235 clinical rabies 0.6505 public health investigation 0.4787 prompt PEP 0.401575 advanced supportive care 0.445336 M. pneumoniae IgM 0.410786 laboratory diagnostic testing 0.538977 domestic animal vaccination 0.458665 rabies virus–specific antibody 0.624476 likely alternative diagnosis 0.46675 Mycoplasma pneumoniae encephalitis 0.414776 potentially unvaccinated animals 0.446914 viral nucleic acid 0.432421	CLICK HERE
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7582	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Tuesday, October 09, 2012	null	CDC colleagues 0.835701 patient specimen 0.712389 VG Coronado 0.732299 JJ Treanor 0.728549 Parasitology Research 0.709709 focal area 0.708513 female sex workers 0.795117 CDC Science Clips 0.891108 multiple types 0.709834 2010-2011 influenza vaccine 0.819981 important injury prevention 0.861533 global health 0.717917 patient safety 0.71538 middle-income countries 0.714927 twentieth anniversary 0.718636 CDC injury prevention 0.974611 influenza-related mortality 0.714415 traumatic brain injury 0.844938 moderate effectiveness 0.712384 JN Borchert 0.723019 DHHS 0.716986 laboratory testing identification 0.807763 South Africa 0.714619 HC Kress 0.73637 United States 0.714682	antiretroviral therapy 0.723146 high levels 0.707513 violence prevention policy 0.797981 broad field 0.715444 WM El-Sadr 0.717758 SR Snyder 0.709239 related care 0.715845 al describe trends 0.719318 article listing 0.733046 broad policy 0.710014 public health professionals 0.812746 biologic survey 0.711202 SD Babb 0.711462 multi-resistant gonorrhea 0.718941 AIDS experience excess 0.810229 Global Adult Tobacco 0.792771 public health literature 0.796401 B. Thacker CDC 0.888756 systematic review 0.711093 vaccine-included strains 0.717589 PEPFAR program 0.717607 John Iskander 0.718005 vectorborne diseases 0.709772 healthcare settings 0.708562	CLICK HERE
8330	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Injury - Suicide Risk and Protective Factors	null	Goldsmith SK 0.381861 religious beliefs 0.380449 World report 0.377254 Human Services 0.521396 protective factors 0.951734 National Strategy 0.369907 national imperative 0.409086 U.S. Department 0.36318 conflict resolution 0.376276 substance abuse disorders 0.53886 Pellmar TC 0.400017 Social Research 0.368376 connectedness 0.246892 community support 0.390365 National Action Alliance 0.510801 support instincts 0.396921 risk factors 0.933869 World Health Organization 0.790355 Bunney 0.247892 suicide 0.611646 Scottish Government 0.368495 Easy access 0.385486 eds 0.283656 nonviolent ways 0.388886	global imperative 0.394909 Geneva 0.262317 health care relationships 0.558414 Lozano 0.241338 Suicide Prevention 0.587021 HHS 0.286706 Literature Review 0.367421 clinical interventions 0.387147 R. Risk 0.384881 D. Self-directed violence 0.541517 DeLeo 0.248045 self-preservation 0.253194 direct causes 0.402907 Krug EG. 0.389846 Mercy JA 0.382565 societal factors 0.584841 Suicidal Behaviour 0.388588 Washington DC 0.688298 Surgeon General 0.368643 suicidal thoughts 0.428722 Public Health Service 0.516822 Academy Press 0.370092 Jepson 0.242923 Kleinman 0.240952	CLICK HERE
8540	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Hemophilia World Day: Test Your Knowledge | CDC Features	World Hemophilia Day is April 17th. In the U.S. about 400 babies are born with hemophilia each year. How much do you know about hemophilia? Take our quiz to find out.	World Hemophilia 0.78523 hemophilia 0.970117 Developmental Disabilities 0.32338 education 0.239514 hemophilia treatment center 0.685867 Birth Defects 0.325802 outreach projects 0.316601 Blood Brotherhood Programs 0.410894 health promotion 0.318005 CDC study 0.334829 babies 0.225638 network 0.221968 special significance 0.328987 outreach activities 0.314404 browser 0.223453 gap 0.222518 America 0.221233 federal agencies 0.324984 public health 0.313295 health professionals 0.318489 National Center 0.318106	quiz 0.225877 global bleeding disorders 0.4836 lives 0.223624 chronic medical conditions 0.420795 Living 0.221111 unique challenges 0.322117 team 0.221644 community 0.222827 people 0.365851 wellness programs 0.316061 U.S. states 0.317159 comprehensive treatment centers 0.578342 Hemophilia Federation 0.587823 overall awareness 0.315398 organizations 0.22131 healthcare settings 0.321535 iFrames 0.237539 hemophilia-related complication 0.326091 FitFactor 0.221098 National Hemophilia Foundation 0.684147	CLICK HERE
10336	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HAN Archive - New Carbapenem-Resistant Enterobacteriaceae Warrant Additional Action by Healthcare Providers	Health Alert Network (HAN). Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	healthcare personnel 0.415106 patient contacts 0.365057 CDC Health Alert 0.475136 Key points 0.369272 CRE colonization 0.615354 medical treatment 0.42426 confirmatory susceptibility testing 0.408348 United States 0.926583 Escherichia coli 0.364959 unusual CRE organisms 0.647741 Verona Integron-mediated Metallo-β-lactamase 0.529525 high levels 0.363719 significant medical treatment 0.412689 carbapenemase-producing CRE 0.569228 multidrug-resistant organisms 0.423395 enhances health decisions 0.404553 critical health issues 0.407323 KPC-producing Enterobacteriaceae 0.366829 CRE patient 0.558059 Klebsiella species 0.368358 last-resort antibiotics 0.375934 CRE transmission 0.548183 overnight stay 0.416052	healthcare facility 0.453018 carbapenem resistance mechanism 0.406717 example transfer form 0.402792 unusual carbapenemases 0.370239 non-CRE patients 0.366069 U.S. healthcare providers 0.428726 Current CDC guidance 0.45758 unusual organisms 0.376514 key elements 0.364274 additional prevention steps 0.420381 Contact Precautions 0.471361 overnight medical treatment 0.419219 Klebisella pneumoniae carbapenemase 0.415331 human gut 0.364325 New Delhi Metallo-β-lactamase 0.527048 broad-spectrum carbapenem antibiotics 0.4299 laboratory-based screening protocol 0.406182 temporary medical devices 0.405026 CRE 0.773478 unusual forms 0.418024 CRE infections 0.571322 healthcare settings 0.419936 CRE patients 0.57444	CLICK HERE
10852	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Synopsis: May 22, 2014 | CDC Media Relations | CDC	MMWR – Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	online restaurant reviews 0.745027 hospital settings 0.346657 canine rabies 0.584426 pilot project 0.359322 website Yelp 0.440923 PEP recommendations 0.373082 unreported cases 0.421287 New York City 0.963828 U.S. detention facility 0.47468 Yelp restaurant 0.438502 direct contact 0.35022 likely exposure 0.348299 public health hazards 0.772806 unreported outbreaks 0.598168 human-to-human transmission 0.346754 rabid dog 0.353307 valuable sources 0.362746 software programs 0.362976 NYC Department 0.390425 Columbia University 0.357462 foodborne illness 0.865068 Texas Department 0.355408 social media platforms 0.502553 CDC Media Relations 0.485675 hospital infection control 0.465085	nearly half 0.351639 potential exposures 0.352023 online complaints 0.364957 Early diagnosis 0.345194 persons worldwide die 0.466138 restaurant-related outbreaks 0.391996 rabies contact investigations 0.6955 detention facilities 0.35431 State Health Services 0.489167 public-health data 0.379743 human rabies 0.591148 local health department 0.545997 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.35824 Review websites 0.367841 health departments 0.388213 Deputy Press Secretary 0.526048 rabies 0.744204 nervous tissues 0.351041 percent mortality rate 0.492507 progressive encephalitic disease 0.485862 York City Department 0.516476 rabies patients 0.604899 fatal disease 0.350128 rabies exposure 0.594617	CLICK HERE
12551	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	CDC: Tips From Former Smokers - Terrie Don't Smoke Ad	Smoking gave Terrie cancer at age 40. In this TV commercial for CDC's Tips From Former Smokers campaign, she speaks from a hospital bed. In the unique, raspy voice she developed after losing her larynx to cancer, she shares a simple message: "Don't smoke. And if you do smoke, quit. Keep trying until you succeed." Terrie died at age 53, shortly after filming this ad. 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=33195916c5b213cfa248de5195fa735720140620144024609	Smokers 0.776155 CDC 0.766122 Ad 0.62756	Terrie 0.953237 YouTube 0.725211	CLICK HERE
13251	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Tracking Network: Working Towards a Healthier Planet for Healthier People (3:28)	An engaging video geared to raise awareness of environmental public health and our nation's need for the Tracking Network.	Healthier Planet 0.554181 National Center 0.507781 engaging video 0.528364 Environmental Health 0.482558 environmental public health 0.651839 Tracking Network 0.849888 environmental hazards 0.515663 feedback 0.33939 CDC Tracking Network 0.679386 preparedness topics 0.764429 dynamic Web-based tool 0.704756	related health problems 0.689178 variety 0.381084 children 0.37918 safety 0.380854 Healthier People 0.553644 different audiences 0.746716 public health professionals 0.978471 CDC-TV videos 0.653868 comment 0.341438 NCEH 0.372196 Release Date 0.517464	CLICK HERE