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38	Health and Human Services	Html	en	Charts: Food Safety at a Glance	Charts: Food Safety at a Glance	fast answers 0.750027 high enough temperature 0.749853 basics 0.230622 charts 0.220083 Check 0.220434 plenty 0.259622 cupboard 0.306879 Cooking Food 0.708794 long enough time 0.640751	leftovers 0.367729 food safety 0.613997 chicken breasts 0.912943 foodborne illness 0.853213 proper temperature 0.775437 turkey 0.222215 harmful bacteria 0.792968 freezer 0.289818 foodborne illnesses 0.89381	CLICK HERE
40	Health and Human Services	Html	en	Safe Minimum Cooking Temperatures	Safe Minimum Cooking Temperatures	Poultry breasts 0.616696 Seafood Fin Fish 0.825334 Poultry thighs 0.620056 Poultry Chicken 0.609637 food thermometer 0.600574 harmful germs 0.557396 mussels Cook 0.56199 rest time 0.505194 Turkey 0.256463	internal temperature 0.971592 safe internal temperature 0.855769 minimum internal temperature 0.955535 crabs Cook 0.567507 heat source 0.515803 flesh 0.383566 uncured red meats 0.890505 Scallops Cook 0.586241	CLICK HERE
44	Health and Human Services	Html	en	Storage Times for the Refrigerator and Freezer	Storage Times for the Refrigerator and Freezer	eggs 0.441041 Egg Storage Chart 0.828566 storage times 0.502094 freezer storage 0.60056	spoiling 0.431505 guidelines 0.261404 home-refrigerated foods 0.547302 safe time limits 0.975088	CLICK HERE
47	Health and Human Services	Html	en	Meat	Meat	charts 0.331802 beef cooking times 0.574846 Safety (USDA) 0.99512 storing ham 0.381193 Sausages 0.316413 questions 0.353523 Game (USDA) 0.60781 hot dog 0.379804 fresh meat 0.406007 venison 0.319219 Hot Dogs 0.376272 rabbit 0.32641 approximate cooking time 0.629619 storage times 0.385727 Poultry Roasting Chart 0.469376 meats 0.316794 goat 0.328795 storage chart 0.377449 veal 0.333702 water 0.330611 corned beef 0.451446 Focus 0.317536 meat thermometer 0.399876 USDA) 0.523147	minimum internal temperatures 0.463471 oven temperatures 0.392342 en Español 0.3923 color 0.369396 methods 0.359004 differences 0.316628 fact sheets 0.387915 good indicator 0.382051 ground beef 0.778639 pork 0.329624 Meat Preparation 0.403069 Safe storage 0.715822 proper handling 0.37828 °F 0.319768 Cooked Ground Beef 0.505261 PDF format 0.387837 safe handling 0.388342 Safe preparation 0.385253 approximate cooking times 0.619111 safest procedure 0.379973 approximate cooking 0.640634 meat 0.434449 handling 0.434636 bison 0.335545	CLICK HERE
124	Health and Human Services	Html	en	Food Safety Modernization Act: Putting the Focus on Prevention	Food Safety Modernization Act: Putting the Focus on Prevention	U.S. food supply 0.644324 sufficient fee resources 0.601667 tribal food safety 0.662069 historic legislation 0.575646 good common sense 0.611228 U.S. Department 0.561106 American people 0.562218 private partners 0.562026 prevention-oriented standards 0.562485 economic loss 0.560686 food safety activities 0.661804 nation’s food 0.614894 high-risk domestic facilities 0.608033 food safety responsibility 0.675159 food safety agencies 0.663799 food products 0.598725 food safety partners 0.660757 best available science 0.613857 risk-based inspection 0.562048 food defense goals 0.640421 food supply 0.688965 foodborne illness 0.627903 Margaret A. Hamburg 0.618798 contaminated food 0.600158 new requirements 0.563186	wide range 0.562336 FDA 0.634094 FDA’s ability 0.589991 new law 0.572921 Drug Administration 0.562382 mandatory recall authority 0.604208 new import tool 0.608653 great disruption 0.560881 foreign food facilities 0.646485 food industry 0.63237 foodborne illness places 0.614946 effective enforcement tools 0.609429 monitor effective measures 0.604565 American food 0.604363 legislation 0.579855 new focus 0.562324 food safety programs 0.661931 national food safety 0.660765 numerous ways 0.559855 food safety oversight 0.682075 Food Safety Modernization 0.697378 food safety 0.945085 entire food 0.600039 best practices 0.560971	CLICK HERE
209	Health and Human Services	Html	en	Considerations for Specific Groups	Children perceived as 'different' are at higher risk for bullying.	religious harassment 0.429757 Human Services 0.41881 Black 0.238104 Civil Rights Act 0.805409 religious differences 0.408081 national origin 0.423057 Department 0.301331 white peers 0.428437 children 0.286011 civil rights 0.909696 civil rights laws 0.600164 Civil Rights Division 0.570251 Alaskan Native youth 0.59483 negative perceptions 0.411995 misinformation 0.245946 Hispanic youth 0.419223 specific things 0.427769 religious heritage 0.397774 campaign materials 0.41632 hijabs 0.25095 visible symbols 0.403898 turbans 0.250763 bully Muslim 0.425458 head scarves 0.408813 ethnic characteristics 0.568052	Jewish youth 0.396166 ethnicity 0.306641 ethnic minority groups 0.615184 yarmulkes report 0.423337 example 0.275718 anti-Sikh bullying 0.578936 Muslim girls 0.406914 supportive environments 0.447559 behavior 0.242474 Schools 0.2426 kids 0.326266 higher risk 0.441957 federal partners 0.41654 race 0.276929 Title 0.26231 Indian Health Service 0.5914 religion 0.262973 different groups 0.422723 interventions 0.241015 series 0.237079 little research 0.410656 Sikh boys 0.413095 American Indian 0.413323 past decade 0.402968	CLICK HERE
368	Health and Human Services	Html	en	California	News of California Medicare Fraud	Medicare fraud 0.939458 Medicare.gov 0.212188 Human Services 0.46916 StopMedicareFraud.gov website 0.428922 Independence Avenue S.W. 0.91359 U.S. Department 0.471596 important role 0.517339	Archival materials 0.499218 Washington DC 0.465262 Medicare’s resources 0.865267 Fighting fraud 0.76295 information 0.226236 Medicare Program 0.935169	CLICK HERE
2751	Health and Human Services	Html	en	Rotavirus	Rotavirus is the leading cause of severe acute gastroenteritis (vomiting and severe diarrhea). Oral rotavirus vaccines help prevent this childhood disease.	health problem 0.374491 stomach 0.315965 milder symptoms 0.377009 rotavirus vaccines 0.664064 U.S. children 0.378337 young children 0.558251 dehydration 0.316666 deaths 0.332213 small risk 0.37486 vomiting 0.340256 infants 0.567773 severe diarrhea 0.475108 rotavirus disease 0.849901 doctor visits 0.373682 body fluids 0.375155 major cause 0.373442 dramatic decrease 0.380731 Millions 0.315483 dose 0.339267 older children 0.379715 rotavirus infection 0.592615 intussusception 0.435478 emergency room visits 0.57223 future infections 0.376857	doses 0.318739 United States 0.633187 rotavirus vaccine 0.960394 severe watery diarrhea 0.462062 unvaccinated children 0.382724 laboratory test 0.374362 abdominal pain 0.37556 bowel blockage 0.38728 severe symptoms 0.380619 denotes glossary term 0.434083 small increase 0.378122 inflammation 0.335579 Thanks 0.315777 studies 0.315373 acute gastroenteritis 0.480868 passive immunity 0.399975 natural infection 0.378288 mouth 0.315842 rotavirus illness 0.615225 rotavirus 0.969808 rotavirus vaccination 0.629673 time 0.315526 intestines 0.318437 childhood vaccines 0.386955	CLICK HERE
2759	Health and Human Services	Html	en	Five Important Reasons to Vaccinate Your Child	You want to do what is best for your children. But, did you know that one of the best ways to protect your children is to make sure they have all of their vaccinations?	medical science 0.491105 best ways 0.499938 most-feared disease 0.490358 United States 0.90171 vaccines 0.726405 vaccine-preventable disease 0.51837 importance 0.364105 financial toll 0.471892 babies 0.359474 long-term disability care 0.611169 medical bills 0.467511 family time 0.467325 example 0.361212 great impact 0.493573 National Infant Immunization 0.646164 pregnant women 0.473434 severe allergies 0.475395 children 0.797971 severe allergic reaction 0.636635 immune systems 0.478482 future generations 0.468949 visit http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines 0.466928 Immunizations 0.388138 disease worldwide 0.466192	smallpox shots 0.479182 healthcare professionals 0.489781 health care 0.468893 good investment 0.473189 Children program 0.492276 cases 0.363574 prolonged disabilities 0.479657 smallpox vaccination 0.520563 car seats 0.508593 birth defects 0.472054 polio 0.413162 low-income families 0.471012 federally funded program 0.607089 VFC program 0.467074 careful review 0.49341 visit http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/programs/vfc/ 0.467441 certain vaccinations 0.478988 discomfort 0.379248 possible side effects 0.481206 baby gates 0.504588 vaccine-preventable diseases 0.684279 child care facilities 0.619315 disease-prevention benefits 0.486347	CLICK HERE
3345	Health and Human Services	Html	null	Developing Your Budget	As you begin to develop a budget for your research grant application and put all of the relevant costs down on paper, many questions may arise. Your best resources for answering these questions are the grants or sponsored programs office within your own institution, your departmental administrative officials, and your peers. They can answer questions such as:.			CLICK HERE