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6595	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Binge Drinking Prevalence, Frequency, and Intensity Among Adults - United States, 2010	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.	lowest prevalence 0.3365 binge drinkers 0.519274 Binge drinking accounts 0.466606 lower prevalence 0.366355 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.361 higher prevalence 0.353807 binge drinking 0.954503 highest age-adjusted prevalence 0.371219 telephone developmental dataset 0.340519 BRFSS 0.340794 high intensity 0.365587 Excessive alcohol use* 0.335351 age-adjusted intensity 0.345378 adult binge drinking 0.48412 48 states 0.34389 response rate 0.334728 southern Mountain states 0.348814 binge drinking episodes 0.451252 heavy drinking 0.353777 persons 0.335608 average prevalence 0.340758 cellular telephone respondents 0.415658 highest frequency 0.367631 cellular telephone-only adults 0.344377	largest number 0.342524 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.3615 binge drinking episode 0.449232 occasion 0.370818 economic costs 0.338219 overall prevalence 0.350982 United States 0.362058 drinks 0.384541 average intensity 0.334973 alcohol consumption 0.402498 alcoholic beverages 0.369785 states 0.386614 excessive alcohol 0.359186 highest binge drinking 0.48537 total number 0.33974 excessive drinking 0.364919 landline respondents 0.342985 U.S. adults 0.352518 intensity 0.418737 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.33934 household incomes 0.385378 developmental dataset 0.37515 binge drinking prevalence 0.586894 excessive alcohol consumption 0.355608	CLICK HERE
7115	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Neonatal Herpes Simplex Virus Infection Following Jewish Ritual Circumcisions that Included Direct Orogenital Suction - New York City, 2000-2011	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.	laboratory-confirmed HSV infection 0.284357 out-of-hospital Jewish ritual 0.262332 infection control policies 0.244149 Herpes simplex virus 0.246577 Julia A. Schillinger 0.245209 New York City 0.594734 neonatal HSV cases 0.278707 mohel 0.261636 HSV infection 0.411386 herpes lesions 0.253752 genital herpes lesions 0.241702 additional cases 0.240485 herpes infection 0.282473 neonatal HSV reporting 0.266943 genital herpes 0.268075 males 0.237449 relative risk 0.252606 surgical procedure 0.242063 direct orogenital suction 0.988015 HSV type 0.259897 live male births 0.272504 untyped HSV infection 0.394079 neonatal herpes cases 0.262892 laboratory-confirmed neonatal herpes 0.254976	neonatal HSV-1 infection 0.315155 Jewish ritual circumcision 0.591384 untyped HSV 0.404492 neonatal herpes 0.417628 oral HSV shedding 0.253438 ultra-Orthodox Jewish practice 0.239443 herpes simplex type 0.238101 cesarean delivery 0.243492 local health departments 0.242409 direct orogenital suctioning 0.243393 HSV-1 infection 0.329611 male infants 0.32302 cases 0.337686 neonatal HSV infections 0.266721 current HSV infection 0.277562 HSV-1 neonatal herpes 0.258444 oral suction 0.271881 neonatal herpes patients 0.251631 York City Department 0.236221 circumcision site 0.237473 hospital staff members 0.254024 risk 0.277916 neonatal herpes infection 0.273249 nosocomial HSV transmission 0.277006	CLICK HERE
7898	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables - December 14, 2012	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.	H. influenzae 0.385084 National Center 0.301968 cases 0.440236 CDC 0.29449 novel influenza 0.642237 Total case counts 0.467474 pandemic influenza 0.949493 measles cases 0.341997 ** Data 0.348031	Cumulative total E. 0.475364 Influenza Division 0.440327 2009 pandemic 0.765828 probable cases 0.327921 Respiratory Diseases 0.308289 rubella cases 0.310025 human infection 0.329877 influenza A virus 0.474898	CLICK HERE
8563	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - In Memorial, Evelyn Cox Flood	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.	Myrtle 0.347071 bodies 0.341884 father 0.402119 boys 0.338019 Evelyn Cox Flood 0.815154 Storyteller 0.354883 Virgil 0.3541 Missouri 0.38485 farm 0.339482 sleigh ride 0.529287 Evelyn′s 0.339121 Gordon Cox 0.558347 mother Eliza Ann 0.828701	Civil War 0.513285 flu 0.349713 transportation 0.339213 horse 0.33912 Theodore 0.345339 older children 0.508668 Alice A. Piper 0.759628 Dora 0.354135 time 0.338722 buggy 0.353713 Eliza Ann 0.947303 age 0.336753 Mountain View 0.523185	CLICK HERE
9495	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Food Safety - CDC Works For You 24/7	CDC and Food Safety	foodborne diseases 0.926579 Salmonella 0.391172 new technology 0.369827 fewer problems 0.364627 raw cookie dough 0.411112 beef processing plants 0.413813 U.S. Department 0.364116 unique DNA 0.36438 Safety Modernization Act 0.529953 Disease Control 0.377109 FoodNet 0.366884 nationwide network 0.367336 food manufacturers 0.384759 U.S. Food 0.384551 foodborne sickness 0.531481 CDC information 0.420981 contaminated foods 0.386438 food contamination 0.381998 food-related germs 0.378534 Foodborne Diseases Active 0.635382 Vibrio infections 0.419036 report card 0.418335 yield other information 0.366174 Health departments 0.363321	public health laboratories 0.408118 advanced molecular detection 0.41004 world-class expertise 0.372636 fingerprint Salmonella 0.386192 laboratory scientists 0.370296 Drug Administration 0.365313 ground beef 0.41146 Food workers 0.38275 new steps 0.371675 particular food 0.390471 Cleaner slaughter methods 0.413483 Food Code 0.382943 new food safety 0.438361 federal partners 0.366246 food production 0.380003 landmark laws 0.365255 new foodborne disease 0.565111 CDC disease detectives 0.53324 egg safety 0.36868 people 0.411613 Food Safety Modernization 0.53502 food safety 0.62191 Diseases Active Surveillance 0.529532 Active Surveillance Network 0.52479	CLICK HERE
11285	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Sepsis Questions and Answers	CDC - The sepsis webpage includes basic information about sepsis, clinical tools and resources, quality improvement information, data reports, and related references and links.			CLICK HERE
13359	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Recent Outbreaks and Incidents|CDC	CDC’s Recent Outbreaks and Incidents Web page informs on current public health emergency topics including diseases, infections, and natural disasters.	ATSDR staff 0.559456 Hurricane Maria 0.442463 CDC 0.787583 Zika infection 0.259991 Hurricane Irma 0.666703 Emergency Operations Center 0.828482 latest updates 0.2799 travel notices 0.259319 Zika 0.311883 aftermath 0.211679	U.S. government activities 0.813024 tropical storms 0.537183 Current Outbreak List 0.432402 Guillain-Barré syndrome 0.261689 hurricanes 0.207095 New page 0.279383 birth defect 0.260722 Hurricane Harvey 0.665903 Virus Disease Outbreak 0.434179	CLICK HERE
13416	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Today's Heroin Epidemic | VitalSigns | CDC	CDC Vital Signs links science, policy, and communications with the intent of communicating a call-to-action for the public. CDC Vital Signs provides the most recent, comprehensive data on key indicators of important health topics.	access 0.213072 effective substance abuse 0.227395 prescription opioid painkiller 0.42031 drug addiction 0.243603 heroin overdose deaths 0.372901 abuse treatment services 0.55667 substance abuse problems 0.225245 heroin addiction 0.401035 long-term viral infections 0.215428 historically low rates 0.236681 lowest effective dose 0.213751 heroin-related overdose deaths 0.389554 prevention services 0.219675 target prevention strategies 0.212331 reliable source 0.226127 health care providers 0.215849 prescription opioid painkillers 0.910144 large metropolitan area 0.220202	opioid addiction 0.404855 sterile injection equipment 0.334093 addictive opioid drug 0.398061 life-saving drug naloxone 0.227135 strongest risk factor 0.45484 opioid painkiller addiction 0.39045 local policy 0.223885 opioid treatment 0.318895 prescription drug history 0.26259 Medication-Assisted Treatment 0.228989 better track trends 0.210405 people 0.281168 local jurisdictions 0.225007 Affordable Care Act 0.212308 prescription drug monitoring 0.464549 drug monitoring programs 0.434065 effective practices 0.219327 substance abuse treatment 0.566598	CLICK HERE
13766	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: A Cluster of Ocular Syphilis Cases -Seattle, Washington, and San Francisco, California,2014-2015	Sophie Woolston, MD1; Stephanie E. Cohen, MD2,3; Robyn Neblett Fanfair, MD4; Sarah C. Lewis, MD3; Christina M.	positive CSF VDRL 0.460773 laboratory-confirmed syphilis 0.564239 6HIV/STD Control Program 0.39337 San Francisco Department 0.401461 titer range 0.407114 ocular syphilis 0.901556 possible ocular syphilis 0.631165 Francisco Department 0.401722 ischemic optic neuropathy 0.396687 early syphilis 0.540388 west coast health 0.404865 secondary syphilis 0.519288 Median age 0.446542 positive serum RPR 0.417424 Robyn Neblett Fanfair 0.519091 aqueous crystalline penicillin 0.510176 Stephanie E. Cohen 0.411138 HIV-RNA lab data 0.399002 early latent syphilis 0.756912 patients 0.54349 symptomatic ocular syphilis 0.658304 ocular complaints 0.417104 venereal disease research 0.405956 careful neurologic exam 0.393023	false negative RPR 0.406768 female commercial sex 0.400759 human immunodeficiency virus 0.40542 immediate ophthalmologic evaluation 0.405665 median HIV-RNA 0.437618 Public Health 0.436274 2San Francisco Department 0.394845 contact Sara E. 0.392631 local health department 0.398787 ocular symptoms 0.520319 CSF analysis 0.405053 ocular syphilis cases 0.715264 Ophthalmologic examinations 0.426713 mutually monogamous relationship 0.395358 CSF results 0.399887 rapid plasma reagin 0.399599 Christina M. Marra 0.415172 San Francisco 0.403483 sexually active persons 0.393085 late latent syphilis 0.691995 vision loss 0.415551 normal CSF examination 0.437234 King County 0.53155 permanent visual loss 0.395915	CLICK HERE
16324	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FastStats - Whooping Cough or Pertusis	null	number 0.364324 dose 0.405914 doses 0.420997 cases 0.363574	Percent 0.530297 adolescents 0.396107 new whooping cough 0.950243 Tdap vaccination 0.674066	CLICK HERE