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5399	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	5 Things You Need to Know about Tuberculosis (TB) | CDC Features	What disease was once the leading cause of death in the United States? Tuberculosis (TB) is a disease caused by bacteria that are spread from person to person through the air. Learn more.	latent TB infection 0.615939 migrant farm camp 0.385651 homeless shelter 0.34606 Abuse alcohol 0.349192 body 0.30977 Conditions 0.309617 ethnic groups 0.348897 blood test measures 0.383839 TB blood test 0.672594 TB bacteria 0.744557 deaths 0.31085 TB test 0.568754 risk factors 0.349096 disproportionate burden 0.357571 past 0.309684 TB rates 0.630559 Fact 0.364912 ethnic minorities 0.351517 population 0.3097 symptoms 0.333375 Mantoux tuberculin skin 0.387203 health problems 0.348559 care worker look 0.388362 person 0.342503	high risk 0.34501 difference 0.309315 nursing homes 0.346873 death 0.311358 United States 0.50554 greater proportion 0.354616 TB disease 0.89101 air 0.311285 Tests 0.309653 world 0.334027 signs 0.320405 illegal drugs 0.399421 TB infection 0.637024 TB treatment 0.54939 deadliest diseases 0.359253 TB cases 0.575654 medicine 0.319823 LTBI 0.354231 tuberculin skin test 0.45823 people 0.413713 TB 0.918927 higher chance 0.347708 doctor 0.309711 activities 0.309613	CLICK HERE
5589	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Ethylenediamine - 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
5731	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Allyl glycidyl ether - 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
6426	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Limited Human-to-Human Transmission of Novel Influenza A (H3N2) Virus - Iowa, November 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.	influenza 0.98832 influenza diagnostic testing 0.716075 influenza diagnostic test 0.618531 healthy male child 0.508973 swine influenza virus 0.719571 febrile respiratory illness 0.625543 human influenza vaccine 0.591762 respiratory illness 0.71004 triple reassortant influenza 0.717587 swine exposures 0.443636 respiratory specimen 0.44391 influenza A viruses 0.590327 patient a. 0.455962 pH1N1). 0.4551 swine exposure 0.470037 sustained human-to-human transmission 0.536723 novel influenza viruses 0.733684 S-OtrH3N2 viruses 0.609497 routine influenza surveillance 0.726641 CDC Influenza Division 0.602305 seasonal influenza vaccine 0.565737 candidate vaccine virus 0.475619 public health 0.577768	pH1N1 virus 0.454712 influenza A virus 0.597223 respiratory specimens 0.557807 animal influenza viruses 0.646668 novel influenza virus 0.657765 cases 0.562733 influenza activity 0.542217 North American swine 0.510246 patients 0.474542 additional human infections 0.455544 Swine influenza viruses 0.808714 swine-origin influenza 0.797062 Iowa State Hygienic 0.453089 S-OtrH3N2 influenza virus 0.693505 Michael A. Jhung 0.50866 health-care provider 0.514291 human infections 0.504485 State Hygienic Laboratory 0.538654 state public health 0.502834 rapid influenza 0.609326 illness onset 0.82155 human infection 0.558788	CLICK HERE
7911	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Nigeria - What CDC Is Doing	null	Emergency Plan 0.424815 country capacity 0.403296 health systems 0.396318 list Skip 0.742065 World Health Organization 0.624801 CDC 0.446159 page options Skip 0.930883 Animal-Human Interface Project 0.725091 prevalent genetic disease 0.65867 program 0.200217 malaria 0.254849	navigation Skip 0.742035 AHIP 0.207547 Content source 0.386074 AIDS Relief 0.425624 African region 0.387806 Global Tobacco Surveillance 0.650863 non-federal site 0.440365 ongoing technical support 0.686871 Sickle cell disease 0.658557 largest President 0.425318	CLICK HERE
9733	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	La historia de Nathan - Historias de la vida real - Consejos de exfumadores	Nathan, un nativo americano, contrajo daño pulmonar permanente llamado bronquiectasia como resultado del humo de segunda mano en el trabajo. Estas enfermedad en última instancia condujo a su muerte. Su historia es parte de la campaña Consejos de exfumadores de los CDC.	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.734546 Archivo RealPlayer 0.646592 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.729937 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.786504 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.752095	Archivo Adobe PDF 0.742756 Archivo Microsoft 0.931185 tribu sioux oglala 0.743758 Nathan alergias 0.690609	CLICK HERE
11508	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NCIRD | DBD News Bulletin Fall 2013 | Vaccine News, Awards	Division of Bacterial Diseases Bulletin Fall	International Program category 0.751135 CDC Director 0.717967 state school vaccination 0.804222 academic microbiological institutions 0.736986 Reduced Diphtheria Toxoid 0.754004 Acellular Pertussis 0.767332 Vaccine Preventable Diseases 0.804951 Sabin Vaccine Institute 0.789819 ATSDR Civil Service 0.752138 laboratory research professionals 0.751162 vaccination coverage 0.724264 pertussis serology training 0.841252 IDWeek Program Committee 0.771689 high risk infants 0.767237 American Society 0.747708 Pertussis Team 0.772781 pertussis resurgence 0.766998 related fellowship programs 0.743117 school vaccination requirements 0.932593 Investigational New Drug 0.75621 global health studies 0.773961 meningococcal disease 0.898054 public health story 0.782178 infant meningococcal vaccine 0.900327 local health authorities 0.7859	American Health Organization 0.780044 meningococcal vaccine 0.966297 MCV4 vaccination 0.737352 United States 0.829062 Action Photo Contest 0.748894 malaria diagnostics development 0.731658 Princeton University 0.938899 pediatric infectious diseases 0.73643 Dr. Tom Frieden 0.75225 public health 0.818866 nonresidential middle schools 0.907102 Program Committee Choice 0.758559 New Jersey Department 0.75498 research training programs 0.75263 interdisciplinary D.H.Sc. program 0.748194 Medical Education-accredited programs 0.743582 outstanding scientific research 0.748602 Quality Management principles 0.740555 Princeton University officials 0.781778 Nova Southeastern University 0.75052 annual Public Health 0.783284 best accepted abstracts 0.747041 CDC Pertussis 0.79473 Vaccine Effectiveness 0.722291	CLICK HERE
12089	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HAN Archive - 00373'Health Alert Network HAN | Fatal Gastrointestinal Mucormycosis	Health Alert Network (HAN). Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	GI mucormycosis 0.657083 CDC Health Alert 0.606694 Public Health 0.584553 mucormycete fungal agents 0.573105 dietary supplement 0.679744 unopened bottles 0.542886 gastrointestinal mucormycosis 0.548475 Solgar Inc. 0.543972 dietary supplement product 0.599151 Drug Administration 0.545571 preterm infant 0.577625 infant 0.603582 necrotic bowel 0.584144 primary care providers 0.579321 complete GI ischemia 0.592738 Disease Control 0.545633 Dophilus® Powder product 0.606285 unopened Solgar 0.557145 state health departments 0.578517 CDC website 0.553398 dietary supplements 0.547215 Consumer Protection 0.546021 Solgar 0.564987 mucormycosis. immunohistochemical staining 0.572935	contaminated dietary supplement 0.650811 GI tract 0.561617 health care providers 0.583209 viable microbial ingredients 0.57669 Lactobacillus rhamnosus 0.542871 ABC Dophilus® Powder 0.992686 National case finding 0.568901 preterm infants 0.579977 hospital pharmacies 0.543459 angioinvasive fungal infection 0.572043 tissue block 0.565636 Rhizopus spp 0.56623 New Jersey 0.543333 intensive care units 0.578172 premature infant 0.576794 contaminated Solgar 0.545278 Powder lots 074024-01R1 0.561156 Rhizopus oryzae 0.719646 probiotic effects 0.548478 PM ET 0.544474 recent Cochrane review 0.572731 Connecticut Departments 0.542946 health benefits 0.542866	CLICK HERE
13667	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Protect All the Skin Youre In Infographic	Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States, yet most skin cancers can be prevented. Every year, there are 63,000 new cases of and 9,000 deaths from melanoma—the deadliest form of skin cancer.	skin cancer 0.994186 United States 0.634358 SPF 0.457003 graphics 0.443346 year— 0.442803 skin cancers 0.634242 blog 0.443091 matter 0.439245 skin tone 0.603811 deadliest form 0.630398 common cancer 0.60956 hat 0.439823 deaths 0.447742 obesity 0.44649 artificial sources 0.608491	UV 0.444839 sunglasses 0.444149 midday 0.45976 common cause 0.59805 shade 0.456521 melanoma 0.452419 Exposure 0.442135 people 0.43941 clothes 0.487789 broad spectrum sunscreen 0.813477 social network profile 0.833238 outdoors 0.442742 Web site 0.638606 new cases 0.61334 sweating 0.455765	CLICK HERE
14007	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	¿QuÉ debo saber sobre detecciÓn del cÁncer de cuello uterino?	El cáncer de cuello uterino es el cáncer ginecológico más fácil de prevenir con pruebas de detección periódicas y seguimiento de los resultados de las pruebas. Existen dos pruebas de detección que pueden ayudar a prevenir o detectar el cáncer de cuello uterino en las etapas iniciales. Estas son la prueba de Papanicoláu y la prueba del VPH.	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.320189 próxima prueba 0.323736 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.321306 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.319848 Archivo Microsoft 0.358989 Archivo Microsoft Word 0.321118 siguientes situaciones 0.313815 cuello uterino 0.98152	Detección Temprana 0.314477 histerectomía completa 0.313196 Programa Nacional 0.313054 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.319953 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.319556 único cáncer 0.31821 enfermera cuáles pruebas 0.328211	CLICK HERE