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7564	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables - September 28, 2012	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 0.385047 National Center 0.30245 cases 0.446824 CDC 0.293618 novel influenza 0.637288 Total case counts 0.467485 pandemic influenza 0.942142 measles cases 0.341584 ** Data 0.348969	Cumulative total E. 0.475604 Influenza Division 0.435918 2009 pandemic 0.764634 probable cases 0.326702 Respiratory Diseases 0.308466 rubella cases 0.309548 human infection 0.328826 influenza A virus 0.468229	CLICK HERE
8004	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Chlorine Gas - Clarification: Vol. 61, No. 48	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. 0.510815 endorsement 0.401443 Spanish-speaking employee 0.712818 Human Services 0.660824 assistive technology 0.522752 U.S. Department 0.653205 MMWR HTML versions 0.635362 identification 0.330821 chlorine gas release 0.845238 electronic PDF version 0.618293 e-mail 0.368082 Contact GPO 0.519914 commercial sources 0.488875 limited English skills 0.664123 MMWR report 0.509847 current prices 0.476837 original paper copy 0.612468 Internet 0.330422 programs 0.330232 sodium hypochlorite 0.945804 acidic antimicrobial solution 0.687441 U.S. Government Printing 0.617028 Superintendent 0.335334 assistance 0.335264	title 0.333152 Arkansas 0.332711 MMWR readers 0.496023 character translation 0.477275 actual dispensing 0.492203 file 0.335503 MMWR paper copy 0.6275 Persons 0.335643 format errors 0.481147 English-speaking supervisor 0.52623 subject line 0.502573 Health 0.360683 typeset documents 0.488115 trade names 0.489043 official text 0.474535 label 0.331249 non-CDC sites 0.484444 55-gallon drum 0.835343 References 0.330477 organizations 0.330259 information 0.335533 Accommodation 0.33318 electronic conversions 0.474729 Employee Language Barrier 0.668775	CLICK HERE
8246	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Hearing Loss, Links to Other Websites - NCBDDD	Hearing loss can affect a child’s ability to develop communication, language, and social skills. The earlier children with hearing loss start getting services, the more likely they are to reach their full potential. If you are a parent and you suspect your child has hearing loss, trust your instincts and speak with your child’s doctor. Don’t wait!	special health needs 0.594104 National Dissemination Center 0.602503 hearing aids 0.694237 service programs 0.57377 pediatric hearing loss 0.746749 family practice residents 0.571009 nonsyndromic hearing impairment 0.709445 children 0.61412 young children 0.610146 early hearing detection 0.737232 National Center 0.591882 Special Education Programs 0.606382 nonprofit membership organization 0.591499 national organization 0.574038 Hereditary Hearing Loss 0.723841 parent driven organization 0.576708 Better Hearing Institute 0.743817 newborn hearing screening 0.777604 (AG Bell) 0.729474 Early Childhood Technical 0.587329 early childhood 0.598453 Health Resource Services 0.586619 hearing loss 0.923893 communication disorders 0.57361 Hearing Screening programs 0.7183	Newborn Screening Coding 0.593493 childhood hearing loss 0.734882 Baby’s Hearing 0.678597 U.S. Preventive Services 0.573599 National Research Hospital 0.607013 hereditary hearing impairment 0.711064 National Business Group 0.58621 National Deaf Education 0.618154 Technical Assistance Center 0.641306 health care programs 0.602225 special education 0.606953 Deaf Children 0.583939 health care 0.604061 clinical preventive services 0.573607 Childhood Technical Assistance 0.634377 home based service 0.574845 special education service 0.59447 mental health equity 0.577449 Hearing Assessment 0.670237 Infant Hearing Screening 0.695393 Graham Bell Association 0.579773 national medical organization 0.592132 information 0.611921 individual state chapters 0.575258	CLICK HERE
8657	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vital Signs - Stopping C. difficile Infections	CDC Vital Signs links science, policy, and communications with the intent of communicating a call-to-action for the public. CDC Vital Signs provides the most recent, comprehensive data on key indicators of important health topics.	difficile prevention projects 0.369536 patient transfers 0.285811 health care provider 0.271831 C.difficile infection 0.25025 C. difficile prevention 0.476738 C. difficile causes 0.422216 health care-associated infections 0.303947 health care providers 0.269024 difficile prevention programs 0.371107 Health care workers 0.264488 regional C. 0.264594 diarrhea 0.274377 Help health care 0.262273 patient safety threat 0.268239 health care facilities 0.384704 Isolate patients 0.23883 difficile prevention effort 0.363587 patients transfer 0.238485 stronger germ strain 0.259874 antibiotics 0.342749 nursing homes 0.25555 extra health care 0.270181 historically high levels 0.264293 germ C. 0.254822 difficile infection rates 0.472812	hospital patients 0.281797 nucleic acid test 0.252155 prevention efforts 0.253796 Infection risk 0.253882 C. difficile infection 0.648667 specific antibiotics 0.258131 c. difficile infections 0.929159 health care 0.500081 gold-standard patient safety 0.256989 C. difficile test 0.385264 Support better testing 0.251652 health care worker 0.296764 fewer C. 0.248324 C. difficile patients 0.385086 nursing home patients 0.317154 medical care 0.315183 people 0.246775 infection prevention 0.253873 Stop C. 0.243143 infection control recommendations 0.385551 CDC Vital Signs 0.252931 Healthcare Safety Network 0.253004 hospital prevention projects 0.260721 facility 0.238121	CLICK HERE
9321	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Asociación entre enfermedad periodontal autorreportada, síndrome metabólico y cantidad de afecciones crónicas autorreportadas.	null	microorganismos patógenos 0.931942 Bensley L 0.938694 VanEenwyk J 0.932162	posibles explicaciones 0.89847 Ossiander EM 0.952758 Estados Unidos 0.756344	CLICK HERE
11542	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Resources for Public Health & Medical Professionals | Shigella-Shigellosis	null	Shigella bacteremia 0.616204 Foodborne Disease Surveillance 0.502373 Shigella sonnei Associated 0.646769 Shigella germs 0.644661 United States 0.702097 human Shigella infections 0.698661 Antimicrobial Resistance Monitoring 0.536009 Shigella sonnei gastroenteritis 0.64673 MMWR Morb Mortal 0.616439 Shigella dysenteriae type 0.692238 Koibuchi T. Shigella 0.625306 Shigella sonnei resistant 0.636683 Shigellosis Fact Sheet 0.516518 resistant Shigella dysenteriae 0.635344 Emerg Infect Dis. 0.66714 Shigella surveillance data 0.701141 Mortal Wkly Rep. 0.608359 Shigella sonnei infection 0.683417 National Shigella Reference 0.67278 Morb Mortal Wkly 0.616433 shigella infections 0.820874 Shigella sonnei 0.737327 Shigella resistant 0.637532 Shigella organisms 0.655611	foodborne disease outbreaks 0.503545 virulent Shigella flexneri 0.631354 national shigella surveillance 0.707815 A. Shigella flexneri 0.630189 Shigella infection 0.726348 Shigella dysenteriae 0.708045 Shigella flexneri 0.676898 antibiotic-resistant Shigella strains 0.661993 shigellosis outbreaks 0.519192 Foodborne Diseases Active 0.527482 Clin Infect Dis. 0.558941 Foodborne Illness Surveillance 0.527753 National Outbreak Reporting 0.520236 Shigella spp. 0.608184 notifiable disease surveillance 0.508425 Infect Dis. 0.730041 National Antimicrobial Resistance 0.545692 Shigella sonnei outbreak 0.703581 Diseases Active Surveillance 0.517076 public health laboratories 0.575131 territorial public health 0.563943 Active Surveillance Network 0.508122 Shigella 0.95204	CLICK HERE
12909	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Engagement of Adolescents in a Health Communications Program to Prevent Noncommunicable Diseases: Multiplicadores Jóvenes, Lima, Peru, 2011 - CDC	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.	junk food 0.639355 public health issues 0.627257 health promotion activities 0.628802 project 0.720807 noncommunicable diseases 0.626883 excess body weight 0.614441 feedback sessions 0.615327 school enrollment rates 0.610451 NCD prevention 0.760617 public secondary schools 0.631298 school 0.697961 health knowledge 0.622186 risk factors 0.697095 health promotion communications 0.616889 public schools 0.604019 adolescents 0.614476 BMC Public Health 0.614789 schools 0.668712 MJs groups 0.656786 healthful lifestyle behaviors 0.635468 multiplicadores jóvenes 0.615206 students 0.621995 health promotion 0.701471 young MJs 0.658502 communication tools 0.616697	young people 0.753159 NCD prevention activities 0.605773 younger MJs 0.641104 Peruana Cayetano Heredia 0.668682 Lima 0.648548 public health knowledge 0.621263 healthful lifestyle promotion 0.647464 school peers 0.646155 public health 0.924016 potential public health 0.61556 healthful lifestyles 0.621074 chronic diseases 0.62917 Universidad Peruana Cayetano 0.666767 main risk factors 0.624516 NCD prevention strategies 0.607989 healthful lifestyle 0.650145 communications campaigns 0.638933 weekly participatory sessions 0.602779 training sessions 0.795694 public health problem 0.640719 public health promotion 0.688047 MJs 0.795087 geographic areas 0.602879 public health fieldwork 0.623309	CLICK HERE
14166	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Raw (Unpasteurized) Milk | CDC Features	Raw milk can carry harmful germs that can make you very sick or kill you. If you're thinking about drinking raw milk because you believe it has health benefits, consider other options.	Salmonella 0.422538 Following good hygiene 0.449654 large number 0.428733 bacteria 0.482548 foods 0.422289 good source 0.452076 best way 0.434591 pregnant women 0.457768 ice cream 0.43122 immune systems 0.430686 low levels 0.428516 young children 0.454128 Small numbers 0.42796 raw milk 0.955595 Negative tests 0.426381 healthy lifestyle 0.432405 raw milk-related outbreaks 0.495287 foodborne illnesses 0.425942 dairy farmer 0.42575 soft cheeses 0.455766 beneficial bacteria 0.455319 laboratory tests 0.426963 queso blanco 0.433405 healthy people 0.428967	disease-causing germs 0.446906 health benefits 0.433205 milk products 0.595686 specific temperature 0.433726 stomach cramping 0.433334 chronic disorders 0.43137 harmful germs 0.611832 kidney failure 0.459638 raw meat 0.43692 small farms 0.426215 neighboring states 0.427033 legal sale 0.425284 raw milk outbreaks 0.595961 organic milk 0.516007 E. coli 0.496619 greater chance 0.453279 organ transplant 0.43025 No. Raw milk 0.553853 unpasteurized milk 0.534782 people 0.4699 Yes. Raw milk 0.567185 milk contamination 0.518528 older adults 0.453184 raw milk sales 0.596235	CLICK HERE
15843	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Clinical Guidance for Healthcare Providers Caring for Infants & Children | Zika virus	Information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	clinical management 0.322595 postnatal Zika virus 0.391789 age-appropriate vision screening 0.288708 symptom onset 0.283977 Zika virus 0.971098 clinical evaluation 0.245174 auditory brainstem response 0.284321 possible Zika virus 0.582994 standard evaluation 0.282982 mothers 0.305932 main groups 0.253986 potential problems 0.248284 concurrent Zika virus 0.354571 Zika virus exposure 0.48653 infants 0.408682 laboratory evidence 0.439074 pregnancy 0.280539 Zika virus disease 0.356226 clinical management decisions 0.294379 possible congenital Zika 0.399971 newborn hearing screening 0.287218 comprehensive physical exam 0.281848 previously recommended screenings 0.289983 new guidance 0.249631 LFTs 0.21197	clinical management recommendations 0.272777 infant laboratory testing 0.302241 healthcare providers 0.30138 congenital Zika 0.647765 congenital Zika syndrome 0.471917 developmental screening 0.249768 well-child visit 0.244346 Zika virus infection 0.790799 ABR 0.209817 liver function tests 0.28835 testing results 0.333507 congenital Zika virus 0.493587 serologic testing 0.275057 growth parameters 0.244665 Zika virus PCR 0.356252 thyroid screening 0.254312 birth defects 0.579615 possible exposure 0.254295 complete blood count 0.288503 eye examination 0.245733 Zika virus IgM 0.356901 nucleic acid testing 0.284403 follow-up care 0.247562 Zika virus testing 0.374793	CLICK HERE
16218	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Cardiac Dysrhythmias After LoperamideAbuse - New York, 2008-2016 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	2SUNY Upstate Medical 0.487091 Poison Control Center 0.672974 York State Department 0.501222 Human Services 0.481758 Serum loperamide concentrations 0.641807 U.S. Department 0.479349 New York City 0.585964 electronic PDF version 0.486016 health care facility 0.503894 health care providers 0.573273 loperamide-associated cardiac toxicity 0.489812 opioid addiction 0.542298 Electrocardiogram abnormalities 0.460066 over-the-counter doses 0.465599 intentional loperamide abuse 0.822103 opioid-receptor agonist properties 0.517038 patients 0.525726 City Poison Control 0.676897 median patient age 0.591368 public health officials 0.495334 York Poison Center 0.671198 opioid effects 0.516873 3New York City 0.499915 York City Poison 0.674681	over-the-counter antidiarrheal 0.462166 Opioid withdrawal symptoms 0.549043 P-glycoprotein efflux* 0.457577 NPDS cases 0.487906 loperamide abuse 0.922962 poor oral bioavailability 0.502736 original MMWR paper 0.488427 ventricular dysrhythmia 0.459638 Cardiac conduction disturbances 0.493674 range 0.457929 opioid withdrawal 0.562208 cardiac toxicity 0.495024 average loperamide dose 0.64028 large doses 0.461138 New York Poison 0.671772 New York case 0.525227 partial opioid agonist 0.55371 New York 0.756964 York loperamide abuse 0.684179 previously reported cases 0.558567 Previous opioid abuse 0.56551 Upstate New York 0.586647 National Poison Database 0.522652 NPDS loperamide abuse 0.698204	CLICK HERE