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6264	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FASD Prevention Tool Kit for Womens Health Care Providers	FASDs are 100% preventable if a woman does not drink alcohol during pregnancy. There is no known safe amount of alcohol to drink while pregnant. There is also no safe time during pregnancy to drink and no safe kind of alcohol.	list Skip 0.759284 medical education credits 0.69586 CDC 0.44006 charge 0.430798 ACOG 0.54002 page options Skip 0.920897 current news articles 0.708696 resources 0.483536 one-stop choice 0.5835 navigation Skip 0.760461 downloadable patient information 0.704574	treatment referral information 0.704955 women’s health 0.571745 examples 0.428642 cell phone app 0.727097 Gynecologists 0.453836 Obstetricians 0.452662 collaboration 0.432229 brief educational counseling 0.725941 Alcohol Website 0.741472 American College 0.582792	CLICK HERE
9580	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Newsroom Image Library Disease Agents | CDC Media Relations	Free public health images, medical images, high-resolution, public domain images.	scientist Scott Smith 0.220919 Centers 0.236975 James Gathany 0.617617 Description 0.209648 scientist Zach Braden 0.218732 CDC scientists 0.202583 Prevention 0.235948 CDC scientist Thomas 0.265192	Disease Control 0.761573 briefing updated information 0.227865 CDC scientist Zach 0.25972 PHIL ID 0.738223 CDC scientist 0.366788 Photo Credit 0.617807 CDC scientist Scott 0.263289 scientist Thomas Stevens 0.220573	CLICK HERE
11199	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	About Ebola Virus Disease	null	Taï Forest ebolavirus 0.22994 natural reservoir host 0.220084 Ebola viruses 0.489773 Ebola virus species 0.986837 Ebola River 0.478902 Bundibugyo virus 0.253211 Ebola hemorrhagic fever 0.674254	nonhuman primates 0.310804 Reston virus 0.265685 Sudan virus 0.270988 Côte d’Ivoire ebolavirus 0.249725 Taï Forest virus 0.356036 identified Ebola virus 0.743923	CLICK HERE
11704	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	New CDC Vital Signs: Costs of Car Crash Injuries | Digital Press Kit | CDC Online Newsroom	New CDC Vital Signs: Costs of Car Crash Injuries	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
11891	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	New York City Reports Positive Test for Ebola in Volunteer International Aid Work | Media Statement | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	Ebola treatment hospital 0.536434 CDC 0.513505 Governor Cuomo 0.364774 CDC experts 0.417634 health officials 0.46268 active post-arrival monitoring 0.406701 Ebola symptoms 0.480396 appropriate patient notification 0.4043 New York City 0.989995 Health Department laboratory 0.432724 Disease Control 0.420629 worker safety experts 0.405982 Confirmatory CDC laboratory 0.45267 laboratory processes experts 0.408626 City Health Department 0.591065 Ebola Response Team 0.546263 HAZ TAC unit 0.406712 personal protective equipment 0.501778 New York State 0.521476 York State hospitals 0.435182 incoming travelers 0.364286 comprehensive infection control 0.410997 enhanced screening 0.403898 West African nations 0.417893 Ebola patients 0.620587	specially trained CDC 0.468066 Ebola epidemic 0.514557 medical aid worker 0.419387 following information daily 0.395861 United States 0.470002 post-arrival monitoring 0.42332 infection control 0.506647 infection control practice 0.409417 Ebola experts 0.494592 protective equipment specialists 0.396261 Ebola case 0.49066 infection control readiness 0.418381 Ebola pending lab 0.536744 ebola 0.670551 Laboratory Response Network 0.421492 local health departments 0.465153 Ebola hospital assessment 0.544163 CDC team 0.461507 York City Health 0.586561 hospital readiness 0.373645 bellevue hospital 0.551353 local health officials 0.41908 local public health 0.408831 New Jersey 0.367165	CLICK HERE
13711	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Amy's Story	The story of Amy, a 33-year-old woman who has a family history of cancer and tested positive for a BRCA2 gene mutation in 2013.	instructions 0.326306 genetic testingTests 0.447987 Eastern Europe 0.430828 dad 0.324588 http://1.usa.gov/1Qp4lcf 0.342386 BRCA1 0.32452 BRCA2 gene mutation 0.844835 children 0.323888 BRCA gene mutations.BRCA 0.6379 BRCA gene 0.939758 ovarian cancer 0.450343 BRCA mutations 0.444499 genes 0.323755 California 0.34772 Amy 0.757559 friends 0.323819 aunts 0.334072 BRCA gene mutation 0.73803 spending time 0.426009 body’s functions 0.44687 Germany 0.323434 Ashkenazi Jewish women 0.543012 genetic counselor 0.545487 regular screenings 0.42866 father 0.387666	changes 0.324604 Cancer runs 0.448557 nurse practitioner 0.422464 descendants 0.323385 genetic counseling 0.420734 result 0.325084 BReast CAncer gene 0.65752 young sons 0.422158 France 0.323448 genetic change 0.447028 higher risk 0.540235 Amy’s family 0.555557 chance 0.351826 breast cancer risk 0.732844 gene mutation 0.943997 grandmother 0.332355 breast cancer 0.829103 BRCA gene mutations 0.815463 descent,Jewish people 0.426548 sisters 0.326425 disease. 0.326143 chemical database 0.447161 genetic testing 0.513113 pediatric office 0.421415	CLICK HERE
14013	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Fatal Bacterial Meningitis Possibly Associated withSubstandard Ceftriaxone - Uganda, 2013	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.	Jason W. Nickerson 0.790972 ceftriaxone sodium BP 0.660856 sub-Saharan African countries 0.638416 otogenic bacterial meningitis 0.703506 elevated intracranial pressure 0.640848 Substandard medicines 0.713991 National Referral Hospital 0.798281 Mulago National Referral 0.799952 falsified meningitis vaccines 0.703014 intensive care unit 0.638864 John L. Holmes 0.634521 single antibiotic therapy 0.677118 posterior cranial fossa 0.644151 incorrect antimicrobial therapy 0.638586 atypical disease progression 0.636895 World Health Organization 0.635582 poor quality medicines 0.662448 British Columbia 0.723924 falsified medicines 0.725856 ceftriaxone product 0.669793 multiple small abscesses 0.659063 ceftriaxone 0.701413 injectable ceftriaxone sodium 0.669354 middle ear infection 0.651348 global public health 0.63878	drug resistance 0.66777 antibiotic therapy 0.767223 Current treatment guidelines 0.708734 active ingredient 0.646844 lumbar puncture testing 0.656109 initial treatment failure 0.691506 Brian D. Westerberg 0.664382 acute respiratory failure 0.650112 treatment failure 0.867641 antibiotic resistance 0.6739 similar quality concerns 0.638187 patient 0.782456 Africa.* Substandard medicines 0.703579 bacterial meningitis 0.94029 global problem 0.651302 public health 0.650532 right ear canal 0.639524 Mass Spectrometry Facility 0.636037 lumbar puncture 0.660425 intravenous ceftriaxone 0.687626 antimalarial drug quality 0.657064 low-income countries 0.809632 British Columbia Children 0.639627 ceftriaxone disodium salt 0.662581	CLICK HERE
14264	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Human Rabies - Missouri, 2014 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	rabies virus variant 0.721624 County Health Department 0.465655 Senior Services 0.444634 Public health investigators 0.430333 rabies virus exposures 0.677327 severe neck pain 0.451341 human rabies case 0.688376 rabies testing 0.684444 exact exposure date 0.423623 undetected bat exposure 0.466732 health care providers 0.588455 antemortem rabies testing 0.655521 family members 0.498813 neck pain 0.462749 potential rabies exposure 0.698032 rabies virus infection 0.687297 rabies awareness 0.603213 Health Missouri Department 0.45496 emergency department 0.478717 public health officials 0.433774 bat sightings 0.432761 rabies illness 0.607751 public health practice 0.456399 potential rabies reservoirs 0.657461 health care settings 0.422257	big brown bat 0.426665 rabies PEP 0.728519 rabies virus 0.999294 rabies virus antigen 0.694349 Public Health Laboratory 0.431621 United States 0.502556 human rabies 0.89023 high-risk exposures 0.44127 rabies case 0.767813 rabies immune globulin 0.650491 patient 0.553746 bat variant rabies 0.687829 rabies infection 0.832303 potential rabies 0.746366 health care workers 0.629616 human rabies cases 0.745602 health care 0.672212 public health 0.621882 infection control practices 0.480485 clinical rabies 0.615114 Missouri rabies case 0.680189 local public health 0.435494 possible exposure 0.422853 bat-variant rabies cases 0.668363	CLICK HERE
15854	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Information on Specific Types of Emergencies|Emergency Preparedness and Response	Information on terrorism and public health. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	pets 0.430926 floods 0.444428 general public 0.5744 CDC 0.44447 specific chemical agents 0.712386 fact sheets 0.733378 winter weather 0.572472 natural disasters 0.585492 wildfires 0.454301 navigation Skip 0.797254 extreme heat 0.576758 specific bioterrorism agents 0.744066	public health incidents 0.764807 current disease outbreaks 0.776958 case definitions 0.754092 Preparedness information 0.581171 list Skip 0.794763 tornadoes 0.44495 page options Skip 0.968173 people 0.431948 hurricanes 0.440077 radiation emergency 0.590438 partners 0.432095 ones 0.436595	CLICK HERE
16053	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Infectious disease Campylobacter clinical Foodborne illnesses | CDC	Campylobacteriosis is an infectious disease caused by bacteria of the genus Campylobacter. Most people who become ill with campylobacteriosis get diarrhea, cramping, abdominal pain, and fever within two to five days after exposure to the organism. The diarrhea may be bloody and can be accompanied by nausea and vomiting. The illness typically lasts one week. Some infected persons do not have any symptoms. In persons with compromised immune systems, Campylobacter occasionally spreads to the bloodstream and causes a serious life-threatening infection.			CLICK HERE