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1249	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Protect Your Baby from Group B Strep! | CDC Features	Talk with your doctor about a GBS test when you are 35-37 weeks pregnant.	personal GBS plan 0.377013 bacteria 0.742435 strep test 0.209127 childbirth 0.236287 regular check-ups 0.206556 n’t matter 0.210031 labor 0.565954 GBS test 0.556381 doctor 0.327108 sexually transmitted disease 0.281876	easy swab 0.214003 pregnant women 0.218303 midwife 0.372668 GBS bacteria 0.329854 baby 0.299426 GBS 0.902563 talk 0.213734 streptococcal bacteria 0.275145 antibiotics 0.295317 delivery staff 0.410287	CLICK HERE
5558	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	1-Dodecanethiol - 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
7414	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Chemical Weapons Elimination - Chemical Agent Information	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention provides independent oversight to the U.S. chemical weapons elimination program. Under the program, nerve agents and vesicant or blister agents are being destroyed.	more-effective delivery systems 0.424175 ammunition 0.226815 bulk containers 0.310241 more-potent chemical agents 0.435629 Stockpiles 0.244825 United States 0.407855 primary source 0.302081 nerve agents 0.407004 public health emergencies 0.393671 countries 0.219762 warfare agent stockpile 0.517097	chemical warfare agents 0.954072 Nonstockpiled chemical warfare 0.469227 modern chemical weapons 0.441235 U.S. sites 0.302152 Response 0.216504 World War I. 0.426123 CDC Emergency Preparedness 0.41557 early 1960s 0.318131 tons 0.227511 information 0.216413 blister agents 0.408804	CLICK HERE
8287	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables - March 8, 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.	H. influenzae 0.385129 National Center 0.301583 cases 0.436533 CDC 0.294622 novel influenza 0.643924 Total case counts 0.467161 pandemic influenza 0.951943 measles cases 0.342141 ** Data 0.347558	Cumulative total E. 0.475127 Influenza Division 0.442359 2009 pandemic 0.765397 probable cases 0.328045 Respiratory Diseases 0.308075 rubella cases 0.31017 human infection 0.329997 influenza A virus 0.477823	CLICK HERE
8349	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Preventing Chronic Disease - CDC: Volume 10, 2013:12_0161	Volumen 10 — el 14 de marzo de 2013.	Carr C 0.384872 Lucia Leone 0.470808 Soul miembros 0.339988 Carol Carr 0.404769 Johnson L 0.362931 Allicock M 0.360956 Vegetable Consumption Among 0.658451 Ken Resnicow 0.380787 Promoting Fruit 0.37919 Walsh J 0.382993 programa body 0.979643	La-Shell Johnson 0.36166 Marlyn Allicock 0.394477 Joan Walsh 0.405628 trabajo re-aim 0.83347 Andi Ni 0.440891 Marci Campbell 0.386286 Ni A 0.399819 Leone L 0.430338 Michael Pignone 0.3793 Chronic Dis 0.398647	CLICK HERE
11863	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pertussis | Whooping Cough | Use of PCR for Diagnosis | CDC	Best Practices for Health Care Professionals on the use of Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) for Diagnosing Pertussis	Bordetella pertussis bacterium 0.700958 pertussis diagnosis 0.622022 bacterial DNA 0.605426 single target PCR 0.583092 basic infection-control measures 0.502162 liquid transport medium 0.507399 unacceptably low rates 0.50849 pertussis 0.974079 high cycle threshold 0.499321 high Ct values 0.58669 specimen contamination 0.491034 pertussis specimen collection 0.682871 Careful specimen collection 0.523821 health care professionals 0.522727 timely diagnosis 0.46972 falsely-negative results 0.472154 pertussis vaccines 0.683183 DNA sequences 0.527208 contaminant DNA 0.558142 posterior nasopharynx 0.520775 swab tips 0.485123 falsely-positive results 0.624654 clinical laboratories 0.541585 liquid transport media 0.57517	Polymerase chain reaction 0.521738 dry swab 0.477351 PCR results 0.556715 PCR 0.814919 DNA sequence 0.501403 amplified DNA 0.50606 PCR assays 0.563982 Asymptomatic close contacts 0.515792 PCR target 0.543511 anterior nasal swabs 0.527173 important tool 0.52196 PCR testing 0.738274 multiple copies 0.502587 diagnostic test results 0.509357 inaccurate results 0.478785 calcium alginate swabs 0.526029 swab stick 0.477948 post-exposure prophylaxis decisions 0.515161 pertussis disease 0.601636 DNA recovery 0.515761 clinical specimen 0.484298 PCR-detectable B. pertussis 0.66513 non-liquid transport media 0.508167 swab shaft 0.532364	CLICK HERE
12971	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Update: CDC investigating potential exposures of American citizens to Ebola in West Africa	CDC is releasing the first national estimates of doctor visits and healthcare costs associated with keratitis	Nebraska Medical Center 0.629504 infection 0.243342 CDC 0.496521 treatment. 0.242192 volunteer healthcare worker 0.735239 Sierra Leone 0.748529 individuals 0.344787 additional American citizens 0.680476 medevac 0.286069 American citizens 0.707691 non-commercial air transport 0.634482 result 0.243791 potential Ebola exposure 0.96284 identification 0.243031 21-day incubation period. 0.662459 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.428542	index patient 0.606858 NIH Clinical Center 0.714767 potential exposure 0.474355 movement guidelines 0.424592 Ebola virus. 0.692943 ongoing investigation 0.447112 National Institutes 0.434126 individual shows symptoms 0.608378 Ebola treatment center 0.789701 direct active monitoring 0.611568 State Department 0.446557 exposures 0.260501 voluntary self isolation 0.621479 Emory University Hospital 0.632788 HUMAN SERVICES 0.42607 return 0.237917	CLICK HERE
13747	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Colorectal Cancer Burden and Access to Federally Qualified Health Centers in California	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.	affordable CRC screening 0.970127 geographic access 0.261315 increased screening rates 0.221114 CRC screening rate 0.444363 30-minute drive-time buffers 0.24775 CRC mortality 0.382949 CRC cases 0.381594 private vehicle 0.23626 late-stage CRC 0.856453 CRC screening services 0.559711 5-year survival 0.217532 late-stage CRC diagnosis 0.61226 late stage CRC 0.470936 30-minute drive time 0.353411 health care 0.350854	30-minute drive-time areas 0.263545 Environmental Health Initiative 0.260378 federally qualified health 0.338247 colorectal cancer 0.373716 health care services 0.203285 late-stage CRC diagnoses 0.573493 30-minute drive 0.696683 CRC screening resources 0.44141 late stage 0.637874 primary health care 0.334275 California 0.279536 stage CRC diagnosis 0.467133 late-stage diagnosis percentages 0.273624 Colorectal cancer burden 0.221626	CLICK HERE
14228	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	5 Things You Really Need to Know About Zika | Public Health Matters Blog | Blogs	CDC - Blogs - Public Health Matters Blog – 5 Things You Really Need to Know About ZikaPublic Health Matters Blog - Sharing our stories on preparing for and responding to public health events	mosquito bites 0.40963 control mosquitoes 0.370647 Zika infection 0.364499 male partner travel 0.363418 Zika virus 0.949585 pregnant women 0.443249 male partner 0.40216 mosquitoes 0.476861 lab testing 0.373869 recent outbreaks 0.378488 -registered insect repellents 0.369519 breastfeeding women 0.340161 Pacific Islands 0.376327 infected patients 0.362242 Zika virus disease 0.549509 young mosquitoes 0.370812 Zika cases 0.368837 normal duty functions 0.358902 American Health Organization 0.364008 human immunodeficiency virus 0.414432 primary care provider 0.363271 Environmental Protection Agency 0.370771 infected HCP 0.369573 infected Aedes species 0.453845 door screens 0.370774	air conditioning 0.371619 United States 0.497446 Aedes species mosquitoes 0.405114 long pants 0.372987 tropical Africa 0.373711 possible association 0.337543 long-sleeved shirts 0.37374 Zika virus infection 0.500806 standing water 0.365577 continental United States 0.376519 Southeast Asia 0.37635 product label instructions 0.362278 chikungunya viruses 0.378112 hepatitis C virus 0.385317 birth defect 0.364802 virus disease cases 0.419477 Wear long-sleeved shirts 0.362838 traditional endemic areas 0.365217 people 0.367678 infected person 0.364156 infected mosquito 0.449678 bed net 0.33886 Centro Quimico Cancun 0.36045 healthcare provider 0.406509	CLICK HERE
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