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4708	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Treating Flu with Antiviral Drugs	About antiviral drugs for the public - CDC			CLICK HERE
4852	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	BSI- HAI	Central line-associated bloodstream infections (CLABSIs) result in thousands of deaths each year and billions of dollars in added costs to the U.S. healthcare system, yet these infections are preventable.	CLABSI 0.258212 CDC’s National 0.500414 device-associated infections 0.546108 dollars 0.258323 Central 0.236255 prevention efforts 0.382522 Patient Safety Component 0.536063 U.S. healthcare 0.411113 tools 0.232628 healthcare-associated infections 0.557784 guidelines 0.260717 National Healthcare Safety 0.79365 deaths 0.255244	effectiveness 0.240128 healthcare community 0.393379 billions 0.272637 types 0.23115 surveillance methods 0.392373 rates 0.230245 thousands 0.242053 Facilities 0.230359 line-associated bloodstream infections 0.907545 CLABSIs 0.264904 collaboration 0.237471 organizations 0.231498 Healthcare Safety Network 0.793083	CLICK HERE
7161	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Salmonella Typhi Infections Associated with Contaminated Water - Zimbabwe, October 2011-May 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.	sub-Saharan African countries 0.528723 sewer blockages compound 0.52582 typhoid fever 0.920307 Human Services 0.517748 remediate existing boreholes 0.547527 safe water 0.603314 Laboratory Training Program 0.671775 water needs 0.508226 MMWR HTML versions 0.529698 U.S. Department 0.517314 typhoid fever prevention 0.603393 old cast-iron pipes 0.531372 safe food preparation 0.542614 electronic PDF version 0.527838 water samples 0.514706 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.524542 public boreholes 0.4951 South Africa Field 0.555342 Medical Research Institute 0.671367 endemic typhoid fever 0.601611 City Health Department 0.586184 CDC-Kenya/Kenya Medical Research 0.553755 drilling new ones 0.523567 Katherine A. O'Connor 0.518003	Kenya Medical Research 0.52345 Public health partners 0.55443 health education messages 0.553556 original paper copy 0.522397 Harare City Health 0.754798 City Health Dept 0.54747 single 20-liter bucket 0.531432 safe water collection 0.579687 original MMWR paper 0.5352 U.S. Government Printing 0.529736 Rachel B. Slayton 0.623828 limited surveillance systems 0.533067 shallow wells 0.601368 drinking water 0.559356 contaminated water 0.510135 suspected cases 0.548734 dichloroisocyanurate water-purification tablets 0.536376 Peter H. Kilmarx 0.525317 new polyvinyl chloride 0.532073 water supply 0.51028 South African Field 0.529023 municipal taps 0.528593 unimproved water sources 0.577296 local reservoir tanks 0.525714	CLICK HERE
7464	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National Center for Environmental Health - Emergency Response	Data Resources for the National Center for Environmental Health	Emergency Response Guide 0.715415 Tribal Public Health 0.704501 list Skip 0.84583 CDC Radiation Emergency 0.785537 hospital staff 0.553999 page options Skip 0.996922 basic explanations 0.563608 Local 0.425308 agencies 0.424322	navigation Skip 0.852302 FEMA Web 0.594798 radiological emergencies 0.595246 guidance 0.430246 Directors 0.425139 state 0.443873 Radiation Emergency Assistance 0.764959 Response Information 0.554772 definitions 0.429019	CLICK HERE
9067	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	After the Fire - Your Emotional and Physical Well-Being	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) provides information on how to stay safe and healthy before, during, and after a wildfire including avoiding health impacts from wildfire smoke and cleaning up safely.	areas 0.522533 office 0.501515 full-sized image 0.945947 wildfires 0.67088 landscaping 0.547411 steps 0.539413 people 0.523212 home 0.74003	Ready 0.541313 print 0.502381 wildfire 0.991122 homes 0.522805 risk 0.509611 Infographic 0.501415 family 0.507414	CLICK HERE
9826	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Q Fever - Prevention - CDC	Q fever is a worldwide disease with acute and chronic stages caused by the bacteria Coxiella burnetii.	facilities housing sheep 0.863538 milk products 0.671029 United States 0.665053 vaccines 0.389475 Occupational Exposure 0.658114 extra precautions 0.643608 fever 0.896199 immunosuppression 0.415793 dairy workers 0.60973 non–pasteurized milk 0.671853 veterinarians 0.367809 acute Q fever 0.891081 contact 0.353487 MMWR R&R 0.600051	animals 0.431826 heart valve disease 0.874756 C. burnetii 0.684586 researchers 0.348863 Certain professions 0.652397 goats 0.356698 People 0.347831 birth 0.353139 meat processing plant 0.884626 history 0.348287 chronic Q fever 0.872192 healthcare provider 0.601393 risk 0.425051 livestock farmers 0.631389	CLICK HERE
10313	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HAN Archive - 00329 - Multistate Outbreak of Fungal Meningitis	Health Alert Network (HAN). Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	injectable NECC product 0.735432 CDC treatment guidance 0.523971 NECC facility 0.571612 CDC 0.644651 possible fungal meningitis 0.534271 MedWatch Safety Alert 0.765392 public health departments 0.65709 fungal infection 0.515453 elevated white cell 0.491232 Disease Control 0.499943 NECC products 0.650181 state health departments 0.495034 clinicians 0.495369 public health department 0.490295 ongoing patient notification 0.49013 methylprednisolone acetate injection 0.555572 England Compounding Center 0.691725 eye surgery 0.546803 patients 0.572056 deep brain stroke 0.490474 preservative-free methylprednisolone acetate 0.601197 ophthalmic drug 0.547377 symptoms 0.48982 methylprednisolone acetate 0.973799	FDA issuance 0.483839 FDA website 0.514981 diagnostic evaluation 0.491026 New England Compounding 0.684333 state public health 0.67268 Aspergillus fumigatus 0.506529 fungal meningitis 0.800852 CDC Health Alert 0.562321 FDA 0.597839 methylprednisolone acetate products 0.525445 thorough diagnostic evaluation 0.48325 enhances health decisions 0.484425 critical health issues 0.488525 cardiac transplant patient 0.48796 fungus Aspergillus fumigatus 0.498323 NECC cardioplegic solution 0.625134 Aspergillus fumigatus infection 0.500582 peripheral joint infections 0.589562 Safety Alert notice 0.484885 fungal infections 0.529195 new neurological deficit 0.494167 steroid injectable product 0.576404 NECC 0.849461 fungus Exserohilum rostratum 0.493665	CLICK HERE
11307	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program - PLPYC 91 Appendix 1	The Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program is committed to the Healthy People goal of eliminating elevated blood lead levels in children by 2020. CDC continues to assist state and local childhood lead poisoning prevention programs, to provide a scientific basis for policy decisions, and to ensure that health issues are addressed in decisions about housing and the environment.	small manual lancet 0.526777 Generalized procedure finger 0.625248 lead contamination 0.55858 Childhood Lead Poisoning 0.612294 fingerstick collection procedures 0.578262 best collection procedure 0.592047 blood collection 0.57265 stick blood samples 0.562617 sterile gauze 0.654509 examination gloves 0.569841 blood flow 0.680578 collection containers 0.555471 Lead Poisoning Programs 0.530714 collection 0.71178 health laboratory lead 0.552138 blood lead specimens 0.649718 lead poisoning 0.618879 distal joint 0.526028 collection container 0.605729 blood lead survey 0.596814 specimen collection 0.524194 Inadequate blood flow 0.580584 new containers 0.529112 capillary blood 0.538245	stick blood specimens 0.576058 puncture site 0.545206 Lead Poisoning Program 0.532978 collection procedure 0.599358 blood circulation 0.526579 diagnostic blood specimens 0.569172 blood droplets 0.536293 dilute nitric acid 0.522999 finger stick blood 0.857224 index finger 0.583956 medical waste 0.581679 specimen integrity 0.524342 finger 0.897818 Sterile cotton balls 0.542923 similar barrier spray 0.545528 glass capillary tubes 0.850228 alcohol swabs 0.591173 middle finger 0.585708 suitable collection equipment 0.561088 blood 0.972013 appropriate waste containers 0.53971 cotton ball 0.630594 blood containers 0.547982 blood lead levels 0.644298	CLICK HERE
13344	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Hepatitis C FAQs for the Public | Division of ViralHepatitis | CDC	null	virus transmission 0.368447 blood tests 0.350521 newly occurring infection 0.375488 liver failure 0.364889 viral infections 0.353403 different blood tests 0.349459 acute hepatitis 0.5908 sexual contact 0.356034 pregnant woman 0.353923 chronic liver disease 0.401108 Hepatitis B virus 0.529552 Hepatitis B. Research 0.500698 liver damage 0.399321 routine blood tests 0.350405 liver disease 0.404219 liver 0.498783 contagious liver disease 0.398126 liver enzyme level 0.445091 sexually transmitted disease 0.35131 hepatitis c virus 0.843198 acute infection 0.369302 Hepatitis C. 0.595129 chronic infection 0.413937 person 0.363298 chronic disease 0.34823	liver problems 0.42407 long-term liver problems 0.400413 liver enzyme levels 0.390149 poor infection-control practices 0.350676 United States 0.435749 liver function 0.366125 additional liver damage 0.380811 multiple sex partners 0.351437 cause hepatitis 0.516499 commercial tattooing facilities 0.351739 virus infections 0.372233 viral hepatitis 0.529166 infected household member 0.36981 chronic Hepatitis C. 0.508531 hepatitis 0.930493 people 0.409028 blood 0.383401 virus infection 0.458113 virus infection state 0.400841 infected person 0.355085 chronic hepatitis 0.704542 liver cancer 0.408201 major research studies 0.351447 infected persons 0.346216	CLICK HERE
13366	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FAQs | Breastfeeding	null	human milk banks 0.664411 United States. 0.559842 County Health Department 0.60181 American Academy 0.720573 infectious diseases 0.606648 well-supported environments 0.564779 solid foods 0.611518 Supplemental Nutrition Program 0.598254 complementary foods 0.559565 human breast milk 0.845844 young child population 0.607863 complement breast milk 0.722851 additional breastfeeding statistics 0.695571 Disease Control 0.559356 U.S. children 0.622864 La Leche League 0.601431 life.4-5 Formula 0.560325 healthy children 0.567934 health care providers 0.612065 breastfeeding initiation 0.638442 Body Mass Index 0.607843 World Health Organization 0.605374 growth patterns 0.587002 optimal growth 0.577514	growth reference charts 0.695816 primary care settings 0.606972 CDC National Immunization 0.637484 weight patterns 0.559924 international sample.2-3 0.559894 new tastes 0.558172 Lactation Consultant Association 0.607077 United States 0.608746 human milk 0.666778 Board Certified Lactation 0.607545 nationally representative sample 0.615083 health care workers 0.60191 growth standard charts 0.655162 young infants 0.590776 breast milk 0.974548 U.S. infant 0.575842 U.S. population 0.564928 practical breastfeeding concerns 0.658326 HIV 0.561669 growth charts 0.659435 Healthy breastfed infants 0.683772 infants gain weight 0.642321 additional breastfeeding recommendations 0.667406 CDC growth reference 0.702472	CLICK HERE