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921	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Global Health Security - Immunization	Vaccines prevent an estimated 2.5 million deaths among children younger than age 5 every year. Still, 1 child dies every 20 seconds from a disease that could have been prevented by a vaccine.	endorsement 0.458302 access 0.443765 United States 0.621842 global immunization efforts 0.802285 CDC work 0.652006 Vaccines 0.459604 products 0.485404 Content source 0.623377 HHS 0.461654 life-saving immunizations 0.671225 U.S. 0.43957 Notice 0.445556 children 0.530449 sponsors 0.439611	deaths 0.458886 rigorous programs 0.637526 Americans 0.443598 proven strategies 0.618168 ultimate goal 0.619185 countries 0.483746 people 0.443929 globe 0.443591 non-federal site 0.628075 vaccine-preventable diseases 0.908808 geographical borders 0.648938 Scientists 0.440405 employees 0.439681 age 0.448605	CLICK HERE
1255	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Progress Toward Prevention of Transfusion-TransmittedHepatitis B and Hepatitis C Infection - Sub-Saharan Africa,2000-2011	Ibironke W. Apata, MD1,2, Francisco Averhoff, MD3, John Pitman, MS, MPH2, Adam Bjork, PhD2, Junping Yu4, Noryati Abu Amin, MBBCh, MD4, Neelam Dhingra, MBBS, MD4, Amy Kolwaite, MS, MPH3, Anthony Marfin, MD2 (Authors affiliations at end of text).	blood donors 0.45181 HCV infections 0.357171 blood products 0.299398 anti-HCV-reactive donations 0.266555 data 0.355505 sub-Saharan African countries 0.462806 transfusion-transmissible infections 0.393021 sub-Saharan Africa countries.* 0.323211 HCV marker-reactive donations 0.761858 HBV marker-reactive blood 0.536241 blood collection 0.332284 HBV 0.88683 blood transfusion services 0.3621 World Health Organization 0.363625 blood transfusions 0.307725 transfusion service programs 0.267549 nationally coordinated blood 0.289046 blood collection agencies 0.286053 countries 0.60209 chronic HBV infection 0.523662 HBsAg-reactive donations 0.267124 blood donations 0.831514 blood safety 0.544906 HCV RNA 0.3513 HCV infection 0.964208	safer blood supply 0.314821 improved blood safety 0.289238 reactive blood donations 0.371963 HBsAg marker-reactive donations 0.348298 marker-reactive blood donations 0.52605 transfusion-transmitted HBV 0.372519 national blood transfusion 0.321188 sub-Saharan Africa 0.981858 anti-HCV marker-reactive donations 0.416252 reporting countries 0.290182 laboratory screening 0.314731 contaminated blood products 0.285495 chronic HBV 0.552816 HCV transmission 0.399265 HCV infection prevalence 0.508382 HIV-positive donations 0.263933 transfusion service facilities 0.286436 blood transfusion service 0.655372 routine blood collection 0.313671 HCV marker-reactive blood 0.558303 active HCV infection 0.444141 risk 0.289477 HCV antibody 0.405849 blood safety programs 0.50963	CLICK HERE
5620	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Difluorodibromomethane - 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
6202	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Stay Safe In and Around Swimming Pools | CDC Features	Splashing in a swimming pool is a sure way to have summer fun. But it's important to make safety a priority to protect children and others in and around the water.	CDC.gov Current Features 0.906892	specific topic 0.706916	CLICK HERE
8569	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - War Stories, Dr. James H. Wallace	War Stories, The first cases of illness from the 1918 flu pandemic in the United States were reported from Fort Riley, Kansas on March 11 when an Army private became ill; complaining of fever, sore throat, and headache. Military personnel were greatly impacted by the virus and many young recruits were dead from the flu before they ever saw combat.	penicillin 0.378927 high school 0.603547 hospital′s 3,000–beds 0.591162 hands 0.348587 incredible experience 0.596746 100,000 0.348116 James H. Wallace 0.919211 death rate 0.585491 brief record 0.617622 ward 0.437619 pandemic 0.379874 bomb 0.359231 wards 0.382371 training station 0.59306 life 0.352226 Great Lakes 0.870133 Friday 0.353314 Storyteller 0.371412 Northwestern University Medical 0.867331 men 0.348094 aspirin 0.369837	grandfather 0.376938 Great Lakes base 0.839939 Chicago 0.349696 epidemic 0.365856 patients 0.394764 Oberlin College 0.630729 violent broncho–pneumonia 0.60768 experiences 0.352134 flu 0.362999 Sandwich 0.372968 Navy 0.353075 young ‘medico′ 0.580666 Illinois 0.410292 Dr. Wallace 0.610144 WWI underway 0.654421 duty 0.348206 age 0.396191 Jay McAuliffe 0.690019 internship 0.365678 whiskey 0.361981	CLICK HERE
9644	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Transmission of Mycobacterium tuberculosis in a High Schooland School-Based Supervision of an Isoniazid-Rifapentine Regimenfor Preventing Tuberculosis - Colorado, 2011-2012	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.	Metro TB Clinic 0.543594 high school 0.396125 culture-confirmed TB disease 0.484164 school contacts 0.479792 LTBI treatment regimen 0.434259 low TB incidence 0.455984 four-drug regimen 0.386826 TB contact investigations 0.533443 school 0.497475 genito-urinary TB disease 0.502367 TB control authorities 0.537627 large TB contact 0.498204 pleural TB disease 0.485528 additional TB disease 0.550028 self-supervised daily isoniazid 0.419817 school personnel 0.452226 TB Prevention 0.471544 possible TB disease 0.502 LTBI treatment 0.441706 daily isoniazid 0.434489 M. tuberculosis 0.629256 public health agencies 0.394082 M. tuberculosis infection 0.515318 normal chest radiograph 0.40739	treatment 0.472359 treatment completion 0.40434 United States 0.412065 Infected School Contacts 0.390316 TB disease 0.994168 county TB control 0.501644 Drug-susceptible TB disease 0.476638 local health department 0.399999 state health department 0.391982 index patient 0.588608 regimen 0.444477 public health 0.511982 TB control programs 0.487284 isoniazid-rifapentine regimen 0.405856 pulmonary TB disease 0.636074 TB risk 0.46167 health department 0.403667 LTBI 0.453458 future TB disease 0.485523 TB disease incidence 0.502961 TB disease symptoms 0.505629 congregate settings 0.419879 chest radiograph 0.438153 12-dose weekly isoniazid 0.388312	CLICK HERE
10822	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC announces second imported case of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus (MERS-CoV) infection in the United States | Media Advisory | CDC Online Newsroom	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	Non-Media 0.498865 Monday 0.449733 United States 0.955256 Secretary 0.454586 U.S. Centers 0.681977 John H. Armstrong 0.919795 Tom Frieden 0.732023 M.D. 0.493096 Assistant Surgeon General 0.938771 FCCP 0.484695 FACS 0.467771 briefing 0.457766 virus 0.449376 Saudi Arabia 0.735463 Prevention 0.44743 transcript 0.5021 Disease Control 0.687974 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.644717 M.P.H. 0.44767 MD 0.446205 PASSCODE 0.491759 Florida Department 0.703281	Important Instructions 0.674641 case 0.501014 RADM 0.447067 dial 0.454415 National Center 0.683015 Immunization 0.465124 CDC Media 0.733436 question 0.583087 Director 0.492648 Health officials 0.715839 touchtone phone 0.69234 MERS-CoV infection 0.713008 ET 0.448374 Surgeon General 0.967227 Schuchat 0.447163 Public Health Service 0.920505 Respiratory Diseases 0.691017 HUMAN SERVICES 0.655443 time 0.44473 press conference 0.658103 humans 0.4527	CLICK HERE
14495	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Outbreak of Serogroup B MeningococcalDisease at a University - California, 2016 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	university undergraduate student 0.539588 social events 0.416074 meningococcal disease outbreak 0.562842 social network members 0.511572 undergraduate students 0.568143 Health Department staff 0.531229 Human Services 0.457867 postexposure chemoprophylaxis 0.412043 Clara University staff 0.518814 U.S. Department 0.464388 4Microbial Diseases Laboratory 0.465152 electronic PDF version 0.467048 Santa Clara County 0.851152 County Public Health 0.684558 Additional students 0.421025 ciprofloxacin chemoprophylaxis 0.431768 meningococcal disease 0.911503 persons 0.420271 funded MenB-4C vaccine 0.509334 incident command systems 0.462038 patient B. Serogroup 0.567004 additional suspected cases 0.518816 severe disease 0.410776 California Department 0.601478	social organizations 0.413769 1Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.465637 Public Health 0.82849 university student population 0.500158 original MMWR paper 0.472427 Public Health staff 0.521017 local health department 0.527553 vaccine dose 0.496811 Public Health Department 0.697346 Clara County Public 0.687085 Hope H. Biswas 0.4696 U.S. college outbreaks 0.496996 New York 0.47063 Serogroup B Neisseria 0.468163 Clara County Department 0.523052 underlying health conditions 0.506653 social networks 0.608313 staff members 0.607768 Santa Clara University 0.607474 licensed vaccine 0.426017 vaccination clinics 0.472442 MenB vaccines 0.54481 meningococcal serogroup 0.527003 graduate students 0.413092	CLICK HERE
15471	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Whooping Cough (Pertussis) Fact Sheet for Parents	CDC fact sheet for parents: Whooping Cough and the Vaccine (Shot) to Prevent It	Yes. The DTaP 0.336541 American Academy 0.331121 Whooping cough spreads 0.536623 sound 0.312855 cough breathes 0.423233 Page 0.314341 best way 0.339512 tetanus-diphtheria-pertussis shot 0.35488 stuffed-up nose 0.336707 number 0.311567 DTaP shot 0.496515 pregnant women 0.336279 following symptoms 0.332391 Disease Control 0.332732 children 0.371815 best protection 0.338337 young children 0.334101 Family Physicians 0.333361 seizures 0.316151 visit www.cdc.gov/pertussis 0.331251 pertussis bacteria 0.342359 sick child 0.33829 brain damage 0.334061 Doctors 0.321347	effects 0.345392 breathing tubes 0.335297 older brothers 0.331477 older children 0.335716 following ages 0.338805 lung infection 0.332222 child 0.369301 in-depth information 0.332276 cold-like symptoms 0.332107 United States 0.392415 young babies 0.345049 respiratory illness 0.332537 adults 0.313416 fever 0.314856 babies 0.364422 violent coughing fits 0.407003 Difficulty breathing 0.334346 child care 0.338453 whooping cough vaccines 0.563575 deadly disease 0.338232 cases 0.316438 Mild cough 0.435073 different reasons 0.331462 visit www.cdc.gov/vaccines/parents 0.331359	CLICK HERE
16275	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FastStats - Cancer	null	Summary Health Statistics 0.612201 trachea 0.339952 United States 0.941835 Final Data 0.458427 Ambulatory Medical Care 0.600803 Source 0.395911 PDF 0.566226 KB 0.386288 Deaths 0.331362 Cancer incidence rates 0.545014 National Summary Tables 0.573525 race 0.439071 females 0.328386	Hispanic origin 0.957794 Table A-3 0.48906 Hispanic origin Health 0.832328 sex 0.419508 age Health 0.611595 Cancer survival rates 0.546603 Health Interview Survey 0.610697 selected cancer sites 0.545347 malignant neoplasm 0.456657 selected causes 0.44889 race Health 0.436458 U.S. Adults 0.474777 death rates 0.750211	CLICK HERE