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6250	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Zoonotic Disease: When Humans and Animals Intersect - CDC Works For You 24/7	CDC and Zoonotic Disease	Lyme disease 0.555767 CDC 0.495891 animal exhibit 0.546544 leaf litter 0.53229 baby chick 0.553885 Salmonella infection 0.559859 local communities 0.559848 clean tweezers 0.559429 children 0.491791 pet stores 0.540954 bed nets 0.540124 busy areas 0.542835 old tires 0.540204 animals 0.519297 bite area 0.547971 Happy Birthday song 0.656325 bug bites 0.55164 repellents 0.469911 flower pots 0.534315 common zoonotic diseases 0.803511 Pregnant women 0.556107 state fairs 0.545013 high grass 0.534568 fine-tipped tweezers 0.570266 sealed bag/ container 0.644798	long pants 0.558493 long-sleeved shirts 0.555881 standing water 0.54578 iodine scrub 0.5417 Nature parks 0.541973 Check buckets 0.539455 Rocky Mountain 0.551288 skin heal 0.541442 E. coli 0.79351 special steps 0.546547 ticks 0.587544 new human sicknesses 0.712515 Animal displays 0.546463 mosquitos 0.47352 people 0.565965 DEET 0.475294 tick detach 0.637552 infected mosquito 0.560524 zoonotic diseases 0.948375 tick bite 0.666069 West Nile virus 0.678573 cancer patient 0.549093 uncovered skin 0.567163 bushy areas 0.564714	CLICK HERE
6972	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Brazil	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) established an office in Brazil in 2003 to combat HIV/AIDS. CDC has since expanded to other health areas in Brazil and works closely with the Ministry of Health’s (MoH’s) Secretariat of Health Surveillance and other partners to maintain strong collaboration in program planning, monitoring and evaluation, strengthening epidemiologic surveillance, and building laboratory capacity.	HIV/AIDS 0.24243 GBD Compare 0.788715 CDC 0.703289 endorsement 0.274471 building lab capacity 0.969433 Content source 0.572916 program planning 0.61661	health areas 0.601802 HHS 0.287199 non-federal site 0.688955 Notice 0.225939 Brazil 0.397307 strong collaboration 0.669594	CLICK HERE
7604	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Multistate Outbreak of Fungal Infection Associated with Injection of Methylprednisolone Acetate Solution from a Single Compounding Pharmacy - United States, 2012	On September 18, 2012, the Tennessee Department of Health was alerted by a clinician regarding a patient with culture-confirmed Aspergillus fumigatus meningitis diagnosed 46 days after epidural steroid injection at a Tennessee ambulatory surgical center. By September 27, the initial investigation, carried out by the Tennessee Department of Health in collaboration with CDC and the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, had identified an additional eight patients with clinically diagnosed, culture-negative meningitis: seven in Tennessee and one in North Carolina. All nine patients had received epidural steroid injection with preservative-free methylprednisolone acetate solution (MPA), compounded at New England Compounding Center (NECC) in Framingham, Massachusetts.	County Health Dept 0.772515 District Health Dept 0.764693 MPH 0.615895 epidural injection 0.704738 Tulare County Dept 0.650086 Human Services 0.613561 Aspergillus fumigatus meningitis 0.651181 State Health Svcs 0.650925 California Dept 0.616818 Multistate Meningitis Outbreak 0.629588 fungal infection 0.619261 Michigan Dept 0.613946 MD 0.713751 NECC products 0.679353 state health departments 0.693295 interim treatment guidelines 0.644331 North Carolina Dept 0.648441 County Public Health 0.655976 patients 0.718475 County Dept 0.709846 Minnesota Dept 0.613682 Kentucky Dept 0.615257 River District Health 0.630425 Maryland Dept 0.614357 electronic public health 0.673614	New Jersey Dept 0.648525 state public health 0.674411 median CSF glucose 0.615699 fungal meningitis 0.691127 epidural steroid injection 0.723643 single steroid injection 0.625476 Human Svcs 0.644392 additional NECC products 0.626654 local health departments 0.770596 public health 0.954133 polymerase chain reaction 0.643896 lumbar puncture 0.665805 Wendy Chung MD 0.628255 steroid injection 0.727375 Dallas County Health 0.639235 Angeles County Dept 0.656243 Public Health Preparedness 0.650042 Allegheny County Health 0.638197 South Carolina Dept 0.645643 symptom onset date 0.637217 injection meningitis case 0.677298 Mendocino County Dept 0.653278 Florida Dept 0.616054 Cook County Dept 0.655287	CLICK HERE
8488	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Emergency Preparedness for Older Adults Mobile - Aging	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
9167	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Use of Electronic Messaging and the News Media to IncreaseCase Finding During a Cyclospora Outbreak - Iowa, July 2013	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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.506143 initial cases 0.502771 reliably effective alternative 0.573708 extensive laboratory testing 0.59028 electronic messaging 0.571702 stool specimens 0.520444 Human Services 0.55138 assistive technology 0.504456 treatment guidelines 0.500127 Health Alert Network 0.626341 MMWR HTML versions 0.558035 U.S. Department 0.547212 specific Cyclospora testing 0.720437 electronic alerts 0.505266 U.S. Government Printing 0.563787 electronic PDF version 0.57103 watery diarrhea 0.509679 e-mail press release 0.580736 cyclosporiasis 0.537783 Nicholas Kalas 0.565236 news media 0.689426 public health officials 0.638973 CDC Epidemic Information 0.590522 fresh stool 0.513891	Iowa 0.538504 State Hygienic Laboratory 0.579895 original paper copy 0.553074 health department notifications 0.596435 public health agencies 0.754123 weekly electronic newsletter 0.606629 acid-fast stain technique 0.566257 possible Cyclospora oocysts 0.719904 original MMWR paper 0.564792 Cyclospora outbreak investigation 0.719531 health-care providers 0.928649 EPI Update Alert 0.765367 5-day hospital stay 0.560683 media attention 0.576935 EPI Update 0.832687 public health 0.851584 cases 0.518927 special EPI Update 0.613943 subject line 0.505737 coccidian parasite 0.500647 Iowa Department 0.535708 major media outlets 0.591216 parasite stool tests 0.593718 health-care provider 0.535765	CLICK HERE
9279	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Preventing Chronic Disease - CDC: Volume 10, 2013:12_0194	Volumen 10 — el 14 de marzo de 2013.	Azizi F 0.635329 Amouzagar A 0.530357 Sarvghadi F 0.59735 Ghanbarian A 0.513677 Hosseinpanah F 0.57807 Metabolic Risk Factors 0.919016	Leisure-Time Physical Activity 0.863809 Teherán Suggested citation 0.901175 Glucose Study 0.539542 Tehran Lipid 0.513782 Iranian Adults 0.513945 Chronic Dis 0.579583	CLICK HERE
10335	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HAN Archive - 00322'Health Alert Network (HAN)	Health Alert Network (HAN). Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	CDC Health Alert 0.289594 clinical decision making 0.212815 microangiopathic hemolytic anemia 0.223015 United States 0.234254 acute community-acquired diarrhea 0.223038 hemolytic uremic syndrome 0.235017 STEC infection 0.865514 responsible strain shares 0.228653 enhances health decisions 0.220831 critical health issues 0.223512 H7 STEC 0.49435 Shiga toxin-producing E. 0.270925 STEC serotypes 0.44747 state health departments 0.235518 STEC 0.933193 STEC O104 0.687995 non-O157 STEC 0.447941 E. coli 0.369909 peripheral blood smear 0.218386	HUS patients 0.234409 STEC infections 0.663071 HUS 0.317714 severe intestinal inflammation 0.218245 Shiga toxins 0.203747 local public health 0.293376 Robert Koch Institute 0.226859 enteroaggregative E. coli 0.25126 common STEC serogroups 0.501577 Shiga toxin-positive samples 0.25187 H4 infection 0.235171 complete diagnostic testing 0.218412 state public health 0.29161 culture-confirmed STEC infection 0.505284 STEC O157 0.541022 public health laboratories 0.223659 Shiga toxin-positive diarrheal 0.254044 public health laboratory 0.460338 severe stomach cramps 0.224728	CLICK HERE
10490	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Conference Call August 30, 2012'Clinicians Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA)	CDC Clinician Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA). Providing clinicians the most current and reliable information on emerging public health threats, such as pandemics, natural disasters, and bioterrorism.	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
13597	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Healthy Swimming Year-Round | CDC Features	Stay healthy and avoid recreational water illnesses (RWIs) when you swim or use the hot tub/spa by following a few simple steps.	bromine levels 0.329924 Indoor pools 0.394575 flotation assistance 0.334016 regular trips 0.328813 hot tubs/spa 0.392664 best way 0.341521 diaper-changing area–not waterside–to 0.439489 outdoor pools 0.396423 water playgrounds 0.434649 hot tub/spa test 0.468591 Talk…to hot tub/spa 0.465813 Healthy Swimming website 0.52557 HOT steps 0.370327 recreational water illnesses 0.721399 hot tub/spa 0.886012 bathroom breaks 0.329497 germs 0.450818 water venues 0.522116 fun activity 0.349957 water 0.909517 swimming pools 0.412831 frequent diaper 0.327677 hot tubs/spas 0.776515 simple 4-step checklist 0.449848 local home improvement 0.418721	adequate safety equipment 0.455621 Heed… rules 0.33004 UVB rays 0.34104 health benefits 0.351801 well-fitting Coast Guard 0.440095 free chlorine 0.326871 Check diapers 0.37016 waterproof bandage 0.340672 test strips 0.411496 open wound 0.335179 healthy swimming 0.658694 warm climates 0.350408 water play areas 0.554624 contaminated water 0.427485 air quality problems 0.473811 Home Test Instructions 0.423265 life jackets 0.329331 swim pants 0.561732 RWIs 0.546443 Water temperature 0.389498 air-filled toys 0.333694 physical activity 0.351125 swim diapers 0.501322 simple steps 0.359901	CLICK HERE