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1290	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Atypical Pneumonia in Three Members ofan Extended Family — South Carolina and North Carolina, July?August2013	Sarah K. Rhea, DVM1,2, Stephanie W. Cox, DVM3, Zack S.	North Carolina 0.834522 North Carolina Department 0.663572 bilateral pulmonary infiltrates 0.654003 symptom onset 0.653801 Human Services 0.657756 diffuse bilateral opacities 0.65591 Mycoplasma pneumoniae 0.648179 atypical pneumonia 0.682687 progressive respiratory failure 0.773586 upper respiratory symptoms 0.748277 Jonas M. Winchell 0.668184 respiratory distress syndrome 0.757753 North Carolina residents 0.669585 similar symptoms 0.651132 2North Carolina Department 0.654233 Chlamydophila pneumoniae 0.652295 respiratory specimens 0.92627 diffuse bilateral infiltrates 0.683841 Chest radiographs 0.728885 Alvaro J. Benitez 0.645812 bacterial respiratory pathogens 0.769098 Respiratory Diseases 0.69177 M. pneumoniae 0.989152 illness onset 0.793631	progressive respiratory distress 0.763805 respiratory syncytial virus 0.770437 respiratory distress 0.765144 Sarah K. Rhea 0.641671 South Carolina Department 0.874861 respiratory illness cluster 0.831607 mechanical ventilation 0.877731 respiratory illness 0.855403 bacterial cultures 0.714862 M. pneumoniae disease 0.722155 respiratory symptoms 0.838237 acute respiratory failure 0.799047 Environmental Control 0.701424 Legionella urinary antigen 0.916989 index patient 0.936649 North Carolina Division 0.68486 public health 0.712997 3South Carolina Department 0.654107 public health investigation 0.644111 community-acquired pneumonia 0.652504 M. pneumoniae strain 0.7235 severe respiratory illness 0.775308 urinary antigen assay 0.650015 respiratory failure 0.934748	CLICK HERE
5769	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tungsten (soluble compounds, as W) - 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
8378	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Two Measles Outbreaks After Importation - Utah, March-June2011	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.	developed measles 0.634771 measles importations 0.690841 County Health Dept 0.504089 Lake Valley Health 0.520532 Lake County outbreak 0.570526 2010 Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists measles case 0.755307 unvaccinated persons 0.508909 measles outbreaks 0.746359 measles IgG antibody 0.649129 measles IgM results 0.651037 Measles Virus Laboratory 0.635808 genotype d4 sequences 0.570744 voluntary home quarantine 0.498519 measles infections 0.651115 Salt Lake Valley 0.504679 predominant sequence variants 0.491202 Bear River Health 0.506919 measles immunoglobulin doses 0.654109 measles vaccination 0.683009 public health officials 0.605506 public health response 0.498483 febrile rash illness 0.578521 False-positive measles 0.646152 measles transmission 0.642937 measles infection 0.625329	continued measles elimination 0.62912 measles tests 0.614992 United States 0.670677 health-care providers 0.568034 measles cases 0.766699 measles immunity.* Contacts 0.655114 state health department 0.525694 River Health Department 0.50848 measles vaccine 0.67774 local health departments 0.521459 public health 0.669652 unvaccinated U.S. resident 0.507312 unvaccinated Salt Lake 0.502458 international travel 0.528856 health department 0.548173 Health Dept 0.514316 measles testing 0.644371 measles IgM 0.717189 varicella zoster virus 0.491094 measles IgM testing 0.671236 rash onset 0.505293 measles 0.938686 Salt Lake County 0.762769 measles patient 0.668734	CLICK HERE
9450	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Creación de asociaciones multisectoriales al servicio de la salud poblacional y la equidad en el ámbito de la salud.	null	Fawcett S 0.600467 Fox M 0.576746 Schultz J 0.593295 múltiples niveles 0.566871	salud pública 0.967354 Bremby R 0.58877 presente artículo 0.572699 Chronic Dis 0.616446	CLICK HERE
10331	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HAN Archive - 00320'Health Alert Network (HAN)	Health Alert Network (HAN). Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	near-real-time air monitoring 0.604798 federal guidance 0.44502 international organizations 0.453525 American people 0.452776 Disease Control 0.454873 EDT 0.393359 U.S. EPA 0.52224 low levels 0.62344 federal government 0.450345 local governments 0.444849 Fukushima nuclear plant 0.631862 potassium iodide 0.465916 breastfeeding women 0.466459 healthy living 0.447873 Japan 0.426356 radiation monitors 0.718519 liter 0.383401 environmental monitors 0.469641 rainwater 0.421236 recent reports 0.450575 background levels 0.49337 Radiation air monitoring 0.694879 nuclear reactors 0.473874 CDC Health Alert 0.669385 bottled water 0.454329	United States 0.61863 short-term elevations 0.467341 potential exposure routes 0.590175 surface waters 0.608941 enhances health decisions 0.58753 critical health issues 0.591179 nationwide sampling results 0.582009 credible information 0.456249 elevated levels 0.771865 radioactive material 0.950467 public health concern 0.627165 testing results 0.448261 drinking water 0.457033 short period 0.463506 public health concerns 0.602634 date information 0.454158 appropriate federal authorities 0.568472 sole source 0.464857 recent precipitation events 0.622389 strong partnerships 0.443949 radiation 0.776024 curie 0.376641 EPA 0.556486 Pennsylvania range 0.46559	CLICK HERE
11195	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Salmonella | Outbreak of Salmonella Heidelberg Infections Linked to Tyson Brand Chicken | Jan, 2014	Outbreak of Salmonella Heidelberg Infections Linked to Tyson Brand Mechanically Separated Chicken at a Correctional Facility	foodborne infections 0.254002 Antimicrobial Resistance Monitoring 0.290542 Public health investigators 0.28758 human isolates 0.275216 single correctional facility 0.335865 outbreak 0.448857 ill persons 0.920364 Tyson Foods 0.372255 Farms brand chicken 0.293441 Tennessee correctional facility 0.691626 median age 0.27647 Salmonella Web Page 0.323294 antibiotic resistance pattern 0.297941 antibiotic classes 0.255832 Tennessee’s investigation 0.25094 public health officials 0.285043 National Antimicrobial Resistance 0.288112 Salmonella Heidelberg 0.745418 public health laboratories 0.326287 pulsed-field gel electrophoresis 0.295601 national subtyping network 0.294327 Salmonella bacteria 0.281822 multistate outbreak 0.269631 United States 0.306776	antibiotic resistance testing 0.334296 multidrug-resistant Salmonella Heidelberg 0.322069 additional persons 0.269745 important cause 0.250824 paste-like chicken product 0.250587 antibiotic resistance 0.352453 Salmonella infections 0.282455 illness onset dates 0.522442 public health 0.420572 outbreak strain 0.387514 food regulatory laboratories 0.287784 mechanically separated chicken 0.676198 separated chicken products 0.387202 CDC Salmonella Web 0.326135 clinical isolates 0.256108 local public health 0.328962 Salmonella Heidelberg infections 0.604264 correctional facility 0.724101 United States Department 0.2904 additional ill persons 0.274409 information 0.252631 CDC NARMS laboratory 0.261086 multidrug-resistant isolates 0.255768 Foster Farms brand 0.286538	CLICK HERE
11717	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcements: National Latino AIDS Awareness Day - October15, 2014	National Latino AIDS Awareness Day is observed each year on October 15 to focus on the continuing and disproportionate effects of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection and acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) on the Hispanic or Latino population in the United States. Two of the three goals of the National HIV/AIDS Strategy are to reduce HIV incidence and to reduce HIV-related disparities (1).	National HIV/AIDS Strategy 0.566814 endorsement 0.434647 male-to-male sexual contact 0.551917 Human Services 0.5295 MMWR HTML versions 0.536664 U.S. Department 0.529653 Latino AIDS Awareness 0.910839 electronic PDF version 0.530782 HIV-related disparities 0.501137 Hispanic 0.435403 goals 0.414254 Additional information 0.476906 Contact GPO 0.489808 Latino males 0.567307 commercial sources 0.476072 Latino white men 0.632409 immune deficiency syndrome 0.562779 current prices 0.472947 original paper copy 0.527664 human immunodeficiency virus 0.566695 HIV prevention activities 0.589381 Latinos 0.499054 new infections 0.624255 United States 0.488756	original MMWR paper 0.533856 U.S. Government Printing 0.530583 MMWR readers 0.478515 character translation 0.472112 Latino men 0.566691 CDC resources 0.509268 Latino whites 0.566662 National Latino AIDS 0.903631 high-risk heterosexual contact 0.556479 format errors 0.472598 Latino population 0.57989 HIV incidence 0.612575 Health 0.421872 typeset documents 0.47603 trade names 0.476126 official text 0.471184 National HIV Behavioral 0.596705 disproportionate effects 0.499578 non-CDC sites 0.474953 HIV testing 0.523437 electronic conversions 0.470733 HIV infection 0.523529 Latino females 0.565523 Hispanics 0.499479	CLICK HERE
13910	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Chagas Disease - General Information - Vector Information	Chagas Disease general information.	South America 0.367359 Central America 0.368207 blood suckers 0.376218 bite wound 0.365208 bug species 0.432395 blood host 0.368929 health care provider 0.406387 Larger Picture 0.372189 Long lasting insecticide 0.416151 primary care physician 0.407849 Synthetic pyrethroid sprays 0.414356 indoor structures 0.364298 Latin America 0.424838 life stages 0.367209 severe allergic reaction 0.445958 bug feces 0.467562 parasite inoculation 0.39931 human Chagas disease 0.500911 bugs nest 0.462083 environmental settings 0.36526 Various triatomine bugs 0.688815 leaf-footed bug 0.41845 smaller nymphs 0.366772 non-triatomine reduviid bugs 0.609927	wide range 0.365745 important public health 0.419214 United States 0.566527 Chagas disease 0.884453 human blood 0.365363 cone-nosed bugs 0.481236 U.S. state 0.36628 mucous membranes 0.364637 acute Chagas disease 0.47169 licensed pest control 0.413695 wheel bug 0.412619 triatomine bugs 0.987514 similar traits 0.367944 triatomine bite 0.488312 southern United States 0.424619 mucous membrane 0.367369 allergic reaction 0.642993 house infestation 0.366136 house infestations 0.364801 plastered walls 0.366448 parasite Trypanosoma cruzi 0.588438 outdoor settings 0.369914 plant-feeding bugs 0.45966 anaphylactic shock 0.412295	CLICK HERE
14143	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HIV-Related Risk Behaviors Among Male High School StudentsWho Had Sexual Contact with Males - 17 Large Urban SchoolDistricts, United States, 2009-2013 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	Hispanic male students 0.639677 white students 0.474792 lower prevalence 0.532775 higher prevalence 0.49085 young black males 0.553365 HIV risk assessment 0.510971 black male students 0.663423 sexually active students 0.481597 Risk Behavior Survey 0.473515 undiagnosed HIV infection 0.507043 new HIV 0.588675 urban school districts 0.573067 sexual contact 0.947359 Youth Risk Behavior 0.5886 black students 0.504919 high school dropouts 0.468698 urban school districts* 0.476977 TB Prevention 0.471096 young black male 0.510585 male students 0.855114 public school† students 0.489805 sexual intercourse 0.504662 young black MSM 0.797877 males 0.617478 Viral Hepatitis 0.469612	significantly lower prevalence 0.512372 significantly higher prevalence 0.47275 public health practice 0.473798 high school program 0.468646 HIV prevention strategies 0.516841 human immunodeficiency virus 0.532377 white MSM 0.550252 largest number 0.4716 large urban school 0.700938 sexual behaviors 0.472102 Hispanic students 0.475515 urban school district–level 0.475587 HIV diagnoses 0.490977 HIV transmission 0.504677 School response rates 0.474138 high school students 0.541248 new human immunodeficiency 0.475839 sexual contacts 0.476369 male high school 0.488974 HIV viral load 0.500302 school enrollment size 0.472736 HIV testing 0.473659 young MSM 0.56961 HIV-related risk behaviors 0.931402	CLICK HERE
16052	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Staphylococcal Food Poisoning	Staphylococcal food poisoning is a gastrointestinal illness. It can be transmitted by food workers and is also found in unpasteurized milk and cheese products. Some examples of foods that have caused staphylococcal food poisoning are sliced meat, puddings, pastries and sandwiches.	toxin-producing bacteria 0.209678 Staph toxin 0.431897 food safety tips 0.310987 foods 0.259334 gastrointestinal illness 0.27717 sandwiches. Food 0.233679 brief illness 0.249733 staphylococcal enterotoxin 0.271272 staphylococcal food poisoning 0.906012 biological agent 0.211147 salt tolerant 0.221746 Staph toxins 0.571653 illness 0.386671 stomach cramps 0.224693 individual patients 0.21188 shallow container 0.206068 cheese products 0.221825	Staph bacteria 0.411919 patients 0.221681 unpasteurized milk 0.228875 hot foods 0.201325 salty foods 0.224743 healthy people 0.318514 High doses 0.216264 intravenous fluids 0.214137 Staphylococcal toxins 0.367821 highest risk 0.219127 cold foods 0.201139 bacterium Staphylococcus aureus 0.351081 hours. Patients 0.215633 difficulty breathing 0.207864 severe illness 0.357415 low doses 0.215965 important treatment 0.214572	CLICK HERE