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1187	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tick-Borne Encephalitis Among U.S. Travelers to Europe and Asia --- 2000--2009	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.	arboviral diseases 0.76758 normal mental status 0.722793 possible arboviral diseases 0.7227 mental status changes 0.72658 multiple tick bites 0.971829 United States 0.832536 mental status 0.850142 York City hospital 0.736606 empiric antibiotics 0.734822 Arboviral Diseases Br 0.724825 TBEV IgM 0.998406 fever 0.781386 Eastern TBEV subtype 0.738772 bacterial cultures 0.784538 Brain MRI 0.788783 North American travelers 0.730798 New York City 0.934235 severe encephalitis 0.793383 Health-care providers 0.727361 neurologic sequelae 0.858878 State health officials 0.734111 hospital 0.785319 inactivated TBEV vaccines 0.730725	TBEV-specific neutralizing antibodies 0.759082 numerous tick bites 0.753395 enterovirus PCR 0.725818 acute TBE cases 0.930225 POWV IgM 0.991212 unknown etiology 0.925598 virus-specific neutralizing antibody 0.730856 admission 0.834316 enterovirus polymerase chain 0.727233 serologic tests 0.951433 elevated protein 0.785816 unexplained encephalitis 0.75292 TBE vaccines 0.809921 POWV IgM antibody 0.772946 CSF specimen 0.750853 encephalitis 0.89278 monophasic illness 0.793743 encephalitis virus antibodies 0.792707 plaque-reduction neutralization tests 0.736809 acute encephalitis 0.730485 Tick-borne encephalitis virus 0.815035 previously healthy man 0.947197 nearly complete recoveries 0.723442	CLICK HERE
1323	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Measles in a Micronesian Community -King County, Washington, 2014	Kristen Wendorf, MD1,2 (Author affiliations at end of text).	Pierce counties 0.281129 Micronesian community liaison 0.361511 measles elimination 0.573017 contact investigations 0.277671 U.S. recommendations 0.277709 unvaccinated persons 0.27865 Health care providers 0.339932 unvaccinated travelers 0.289908 Local public health 0.341142 Federated States 0.451465 local population 0.271943 contagious viral disease 0.372974 Additional exposures 0.278862 additional measles cases 0.617794 contact tracing 0.274333 patients 0.238903 family structures 0.278683 written vaccination record 0.388968 Corresponding author 0.275165 Kristen Wendorf 0.373872 continuous transmission 0.281577 Measles outbreaks 0.524885 febrile rash illness 0.351852 1Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.340136	ongoing outbreak 0.307197 acute care facility 0.339769 community members 0.286024 death 0.229726 United States 0.349457 2Public Health–Seattle 0.276245 unvaccinated contacts 0.291352 ongoing measles 0.622895 Washington 0.226693 measles cases 0.729597 previous measles vaccination 0.641032 extensive community outreach 0.34693 local Micronesian community 0.368032 community-based vaccination clinics 0.381075 community vaccination clinics 0.395613 highest number 0.284893 Author affiliations 0.292173 Western Hemisphere 0.286447 routine vaccinations 0.274041 measles-containing vaccine 0.280117 interruption 0.218547 medical facilities 0.278009 King County 0.353409 measles 0.915742	CLICK HERE
5170	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Oklahoma Activities to Prevent HAIs	null	MPEG 0.252335 funding 0.600166 prevention activities 0.433284 monthly update 0.688349 Oklahoma 0.245659 email address 0.99236 different file formats 0.616198 Affordable Care Act 0.636676 Epidemiology 0.427788 recent work 0.666679	HAI infrastructure 0.452151 conduct surveillance 0.439013 infectious disease 0.728044 PPT 0.265449 Laboratory Capacity 0.875557 Infectious Diseases 0.89233 DOC 0.250125 page 0.302322 ELC 0.490284	CLICK HERE
6511	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Case Definitions to be Used For Investigations of Influenza A(H3N2)v Virus Cases	Interim Guidance on Case Definitions to be Used For Investigations of Influenza A (H3N2) Variant Virus Cases - CDC	State public health 0.330807 infect swine 0.308941 Reverse-transcription polymerase chain 0.347762 recent attendance 0.271509 influenza-like illness 0.292837 case status 0.287521 positive rapid influenza 0.484506 interim guidance 0.36333 Recent close contact3 0.336478 additional guidance 0.339493 direct contact 0.322496 Data Interpretation Update 0.323201 indirect contact 0.280489 CDC Flu rRT-PCR 0.729872 Flu rRT-PCR Dx 0.71665 state health departments 0.344073 CDC Influenza Division 0.535574 epidemiologic criteria 0.276203 rRT-PCR Dx Panel 0.704891 genetic sequencing results 0.349074 laboratory result 0.273538 local health departments 0.357359 pdmH1 negative results 0.34461	sufficient level 0.277122 test results 0.279462 presumptive positive 0.272958 following definitions 0.279035 additional testing 0.27359 Suspect Influenza 0.426911 fever ≥100°F 0.272788 potential cases 0.283706 pdmInfA positive results 0.350468 Recent contact 0.280216 H3N2v viruses 0.280213 diagnostic test 0.273154 virus infection 0.533667 package insert 0.27162 CDC-approved assay 0.278254 Specimen Collection 0.276241 clinical judgment 0.272246 patient meeting 0.275884 illness onset 0.37197 laboratory confirmation 0.351448 RT-PCR testing results 0.359031 public health laboratory 0.346122	CLICK HERE
12118	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Is Your Adult Vaccination Record Up-To-Date? | CDC Features	Having an up-to-date vaccination record is important. This record tells you and your doctor if you’re protected against vaccine-preventable diseases. Use these tools to help you keep track of your immunizations.	medical history 0.53022 vaccinations 0.423972 illnesses 0.42314 infectious diseases 0.526769 blood tests 0.519805 pharmacist 0.426438 immunization information 0.687084 Disease Control 0.522399 immunization record 0.764188 health conditions 0.526197 immunization record form 0.684292 baby books 0.517611 change healthcare professionals 0.63189 national organization 0.516882 past 0.446908 accurate record 0.540732 unnecessary vaccines 0.590532 Finding old immunization 0.689043 job 0.423813 immunization registry 0.57207 child 0.42401 vaccines 0.60961 safe place 0.521995 up-to-date vaccination record 0.957521 protection 0.423996	immunity 0.429204 tools 0.427401 U.S. 0.424302 immunizations 0.431742 hassle 0.427815 KB 0.425125 Children 0.423437 hospital 0.42418 health visits 0.516964 vaccine provider 0.770637 personal vaccination records 0.673183 certain vaccine-preventable diseases 0.647603 personal record 0.537984 people 0.446076 doctor 0.478442 important documents 0.51577 vaccination history 0.574139 money 0.424748 older adults 0.521206 complete record 0.525275 travel habits 0.524664 risk 0.423856 vaccine-preventable diseases 0.818597 time 0.478672	CLICK HERE
13265	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Mixing Tamiflu® with Sweet Liquids (2:35)	If your doctor prescribes Tamiflu capsules for your child and he/she cannot swallow them, they may be mixed with a thick liquid.	FDA 0.439124 Drug Administration 0.596704 feedback 0.434462 Joint Information Center 0.741986 online video 0.601598 Disease Control 0.58851 Emergency Communication 0.587916 Roche 0.447719 liquid Tamiflu® 0.588935 children 0.506999 variety 0.471583 safety 0.471406 different audiences 0.806949	public health professionals 0.959078 CDC-TV videos 0.727646 Tamiflu® capsules 0.629368 Food 0.434563 available supplies 0.594281 maker 0.434329 way 0.434951 doctor 0.435723 preparedness topics 0.82306 antiviral medicine Tamiflu® 0.767305 comment 0.436442 Release Date 0.597435 parents 0.469944	CLICK HERE
14258	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	11 Things to Know about Cerebral Palsy | CDC Features	Cerebral palsy (CP) is the most common motor disability in childhood.	epilepsy 0.312906 Centers 0.314211 CDC 0.314393 congenital CP 0.621325 specific cause 0.365384 adults 0.323961 boys 0.314104 small percentage 0.368029 movements 0.313774 girls 0.314097 Prevention 0.314194 result 0.313794 co-occurring conditions 0.369072 disorders 0.315207 signs 0.341607 muscles 0.315727 Disease Control 0.372168 balance 0.314398 children 0.54518 white children 0.369836 young children 0.376808 black children 0.369901 spastic CP 0.572282	autism spectrum disorder 0.421318 following factors 0.429779 group 0.315214 estimates 0.314546 common motor disability 0.555758 childhood 0.332684 posture 0.316488 possible CP 0.538817 birth 0.363321 diseases 0.313649 diagnosis 0.312895 brain damage 0.43345 families 0.329533 CP 0.925963 additional conditions 0.365941 symptoms 0.31293 delay 0.313153 appropriate services 0.36382 person 0.31364 baby 0.336763 risk 0.328005 milestones 0.312979 support 0.329672	CLICK HERE
14475	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	After a Hurricane|Hurricanes	Information on preparing for Hurricanes and being safe after a Hurricane. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	typhoons 0.450001 injuries 0.400141 high tidal waves 0.963398 flooding 0.435299 hurricane 0.402652 water 0.375881 food 0.376121	high winds 0.707806 cyclones 0.431519 tropical storms 0.746931 world 0.381241 heavy rain 0.732409 hurricanes 0.722042	CLICK HERE
15670	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	human illness 0.704827 Human Services 0.694591 nasal swabs 0.657919 Public Health—Seattle 0.662295 fatal S. zooepidemicus 0.72721 U.S. Department 0.696309 Washington Animal Disease 0.705526 5Northwest Equine Veterinary 0.690203 electronic PDF version 0.691134 possible antecedent 0.654134 Health Public Health 0.712127 ill horse 0.663107 National Center 0.698377 risk factors 0.703742 commensal bacterium 0.663179 S. zooepidemicus infection 0.802639 State Department 0.763757 zoonotic transmission 0.657169 nasal discharge 0.657147 Washington State Department 0.761866 upper respiratory infection 0.801906 previously healthy woman 0.797657 Respiratory Diseases 0.702859 mild pharyngitis 0.661194 pulsed-field gel electrophoresis 0.695936	uterine infections 0.658087 Culture results 0.654892 zoonotic pathogen 0.72242 sulfa-based antibiotics 0.65569 original MMWR paper 0.693484 S. zooepidemicus 0.938703 rare zoonotic pathogen 0.705846 Bacterial Diseases 0.696132 Equine Veterinary Associates 0.780523 consuming unpasteurized dairy 0.716907 horse boarding 0.670377 close contact 0.653847 3Washington State Department 0.700089 zooepidemicus) infections. 0.745968 health care 0.662782 equi subspecies zooepidemicus 0.730862 throat culture 0.703487 unpasteurized dairy products 0.813575 health department 0.681221 4Washington State Department 0.69992 Northwest Equine Veterinary 0.691653 direct horse contact 0.728907 2Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.690706 King County 0.827689	CLICK HERE
15890	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Walking to Work: Trends in the United States,2005-2014	Preventing Chronic Disease (PCD) is a peer-reviewed electronic journal established by the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. PCD provides an open exchange of information and knowledge among researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and others who strive to improve the health of the public through chronic disease prevention.	main benefit 0.471767 United States. 0.469046 trend line 0.666976 corresponding decay parameters 0.550567 larger percentage 0.520715 trip duration 0.500965 distance decay functions 0.926541 percentage 0.741831 various population groups 0.51505 national-level data 0.472183 short distances 0.473857 cumulative percentage 0.525718 public transportation 0.763614 ongoing nationwide survey 0.533814 decay parameter 0.565348 private vehicle travel 0.538253 National Household Travel 0.551386 specific duration 0.500117 United States 0.698978 travel mode 0.531332 length distribution pattern 0.518535 duration 0.595871 past half century 0.543087 aggressive policy intervention 0.519912 departure time 0.475421	private vehicle 0.781415 walking 0.542368 travel modes 0.537325 fitted linear trend 0.532609 active travel 0.538393 slight decrease 0.473693 transportation mode 0.470342 likely people 0.470159 figure 0.518822 American Community Survey 0.792793 overall trend 0.481799 Census Bureau 0.469123 people 0.50204 data collection 0.472759 tabular description 0.469798 trips 0.629565 empirical data 0.476855 workplace location 0.469991 distance decay function 0.565079 slight increase 0.547723 ACS data 0.574424 time 0.528449 travel 0.75856 past decade 0.535926	CLICK HERE