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4712	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	What You Should Know About Flu Antiviral Drugs	What the general public should know about flu antiviral drugs - CDC	variant flu viruses 0.558565 CDC 0.426972 American Academy 0.43782 influenza antiviral drugs 0.596414 health care provider 0.549601 body aches 0.443719 Page 0.416357 best way 0.440945 cough 0.419535 pill 0.417782 inhaled powder 0.447906 pregnant women 0.43861 behavioral side effects 0.438448 antiviral drugs—oseltamivir 0.50836 Flu symptoms 0.527088 stuffy nose 0.490738 Yes. Oral oseltamivir 0.48203 seasonal influenza 0.453752 prescription medicines 0.447115 flu illness 0.606701 flu antiviral drugs 0.728388 seasonal flu 0.523087 persons 0.424128 high risk 0.604754 zanamivir 0.428255	breathing problems 0.438487 Yes. Children 0.43666 treatment 0.45903 hospital stay 0.440577 severe flu illness 0.547939 Drug Administration 0.439205 flu vaccine 0.568935 milder illness 0.445354 bacterial infections 0.442645 flu complications 0.679284 prescription medications 0.446783 treatment option 0.442329 sore throat 0.443874 studies 0.415335 high risk factors 0.475043 antiviral drugs 0.968762 sick person 0.443274 people 0.452198 flu 0.766816 Yes. Antiviral drugs 0.596285 doctor 0.44578 Generic oseltamivir 0.454135 liquid 0.415385 headache 0.417541	CLICK HERE
4842	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	In-Depth Information - Anaplasmosis	Anaplasmosis is a tickborne disease caused by the bacterium Anaplasma phagocytophilum. It was previously known as human granulocytic ehrlichiosis (HGE) and has more recently been called human granulocytic anaplasmosis (HGA).	suspect anaplasmosis case 0.621833 general public 0.414747 contact your state 0.398218 rickettsial diseases 0.781855 *Case definitions 0.415055 pages 0.31797 Mountain Spotted Fever 0.514815 routine electronic reporting 0.493327 CDC Infectious Disease 0.578531 CDC Case Report 0.77422 publication 0.320459 probable cases 0.412065 CDC policy 0.509783 CDC scientist 0.52959 laboratory consultation 0.393922 additional information 0.408518 U.S. healthcare providers 0.484275 diagnostic testing 0.406143 1-800-CDC-INFO 0.317672 diagnosis 0.356899 version 0.317996 CRF 0.355124 detailed information 0.422813 anaplasmosis 0.658917 Private citizens 0.402393	healthcare providers 0.670945 treatment 0.320482 United States 0.415534 Non-U.S. healthcare providers 0.473528 National Notifiable Disease 0.500185 epidemiologic 0.321141 different state-specific form 0.500849 additional important information 0.496487 general questions 0.484593 PDF 0.317983 state health department 0.969483 patient 0.318339 Tickborne Rickettsial Diseases 0.763493 Ehrlichioses 0.330252 lieu 0.324129 Case Report Form 0.657788 business 0.349552 suspect ehrlichiosis case 0.492923 certain tests 0.394125 RMSF 0.320078 specimens 0.403694 specimen submission 0.609575 advance approval 0.396018 management 0.336853	CLICK HERE
5574	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Nitrogen trifluoride - 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
6439	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Summary: December 8, 2011	MMWR News Summary: November 3, 2011	Influenza activity 0.687563 directly observed therapy 0.706071 new treatment regimen 0.775312 CDC 0.735191 influenza-related complications 0.583764 population subgroups 0.590853 new regimen 0.605712 new recommendations 0.560878 clinical trials 0.570768 patients.  CDC 0.636916 greater risk 0.57199 expert opinion 0.564457 CDC Division 0.684197 safety monitoring 0.56941 Influenza vaccination 0.83768 physical activity promotion 0.738257 percent higher prevalence 0.777259 exceptionally high rates 0.751314 arthritis 0.594211 arthritis-tailored interventions 0.585416 high risk 0.563288 HUMAN SERVICES 0.566801 important improvements 0.597352 NCHHSTP Media Line 0.710192 anti-TB drug isoniazid 0.73452	early point 0.577761 effective treatment option 0.72334 overall prevalence 0.614547 best method 0.743217 United States 0.58155 adults 0.634497 TB disease 0.862268 Electronic Media 0.771649 influenza virus infection 0.823742 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.566983 once-weekly doses 0.630297 LTPA 0.614438 CDC recommendations 0.629297 significant benefit 0.552931 health care worker 0.708839 influenza season 0.68036 low levels 0.581697 physical activity 0.916269 previous standard treatment 0.721633 antiviral treatment 0.606058 daily doses 0.618264 LTBI treatment regimens 0.741391 leisure-time physical activity 0.79048 latent tuberculosis infection 0.729214	CLICK HERE
10642	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Bioterrorism Agents' Communicating in the First Hours	The CERC training program educates people on the principles and application of crisis and emergency risk communication when responding to a public health emergency.	problem 0.253717	resource 0.253109	CLICK HERE
11457	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Chronic Disease Prevention & Health Promotion	Heart disease, stroke, cancer, diabetes, and other chronic diseases cause 7 in 10 deaths every year in the U.S. CDC works to prevent the risk factors that cause these diseases, such as tobacco use, obesity, physical inactivity, poor nutrition, and alcohol abuse.	smoking-related disease 0.71493 obesity rates 0.718108 disability 0.533676 U.S. CDC 0.761023 tips 0.551654 poor nutrition 0.715595 adult asthma 0.680664 heart disease-causing chemicals 0.879521 early detection 0.692506 health conditions 0.677792 U.S. territories 0.701716 deaths 0.586887 generation 0.533197 risk factors 0.711712 tobacco smoke 0.746309 lives 0.53373 alcohol abuse 0.712685 Chronic disease prevention 0.907969 Smokers campaign 0.793628 Americans 0.567023 organizations—a program 0.697407 cervical cancers 0.717619 low-income preschoolers 0.719788 heart surgery scars 0.851476 millions 0.53533	page 0.538016 unnecessary healthcare costs 0.880016 real former smokers 0.791533 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.853681 tens 0.540073 smoke-free workplaces 0.716578 cervical cancer screenings 0.879725 states 0.533089 PDF 0.537992 public places 0.695297 2M 0.553506 billions 0.548078 chronic diseases 0.740659 daily smokers 0.7924 diabetes-related complications 0.699128 hard-hitting campaign features 0.863722 Diabetes Prevention Program 0.882589 throat surgeries 0.693174 tobacco education campaign 0.905155 limb amputations 0.711315 time 0.533229 future health problems 0.869023 breast 0.555122 physical inactivity 0.737135	CLICK HERE
11668	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Ebola Virus Disease Outbreak - West Africa, September2014	Please note: An erratum has been published for this article. To view the erratum, please click here.	ongoing outbreak 0.309226 country 0.208147 Guinea 0.299994 Sierra Leone 0.947134 Ebola Epidemiology Team 0.642775 Special Pathogens Branch 0.432553 West Africa countries 0.417836 actual cases 0.287578 Ebola cases 0.60104 MMWR website 0.289856 Situational Awareness Team 0.391001 Ebola outbreak 0.609271 MMWR Early Release 0.450638 CDC response teams 0.475596 Disease Control 0.249567 case counts 0.440687 Barbara Knust 0.299048 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.434955	National Center 0.277849 World Health Organization 0.673474 health situation 0.28823 up-to-date clinical guidelines 0.381296 highest cumulative incidence 0.425494 Total case 0.279023 Geospatial Research 0.259635 latest updates 0.255537 Public Health Preparedness 0.399806 Liberia 0.377899 Corresponding author 0.279753 Geographic distribution 0.41715 unknown proportion 0.273704 Services Program 0.257261 West Africa 0.759469 Nigeria Center 0.295254 recent case 0.26812 Ebola virus disease 0.625349	CLICK HERE
12115	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Lead - State Programs - Michigan	CDC’s Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program - State Programs - Michigan	funding 0.391842 efforts 0.380846 Disease Control 0.636892 childhood lead poisoning 0.923474	prevention programmatic activities 0.893024 initiatives 0.389057 direct funds 0.60158 P.O. Box 0.594765	CLICK HERE
12372	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Know: Your Risk (BRCA) (612W x 612H)	null			CLICK HERE
13231	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preliminary Incidence and Trends of Infection with PathogensTransmitted Commonly Through Food - Foodborne Diseases ActiveSurveillance Network, 10 U.S. Sites, 2006-2014	Stacy M. Crim, MPH1, Patricia M. Griffin, MD1, Robert Tauxe, MD1, Ellyn P.	overall incidence 0.581915 Salmonella serotypes 0.613826 Salmonella serotype Infantis 0.698396 STEC non-O157 infections 0.6439 Salmonella serotype Typhimurium 0.674025 serotype Infantis infections 0.613008 infections 0.749664 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.466252 Salmonella serotype Javiana 0.488817 serotype Typhimurium infections 0.703909 laboratory-confirmed infections 0.549564 non-O157 STEC infections 0.688858 unchanged overall incidence 0.509739 ongoing food safety 0.437809 Salmonella serotype 0.755654 Foodborne Diseases Active 0.523358 key foodborne pathogens 0.520687 laboratory-confirmed parasitic infections 0.507321 STEC O157 infection 0.600285 Olga L. Henao 0.501547 culture-independent diagnostic tests 0.70736 specimen collection 0.440157 STEC non-O157 0.911432 commonly identified Salmonella 0.490904 food safety efforts 0.510674	ground beef 0.460028 hemolytic uremic syndrome 0.808058 culture-independent diagnostic test 0.503233 Infections Program 0.440752 national health objectives 0.436007 culture-confirmed infections 0.487879 STEC O157 infections 0.668646 public health 0.601967 Salmonella serotypes Infantis 0.532727 Campylobacter 0.466517 STEC reports 0.526466 Incidence calculations 0.486971 Salmonella serotypes Javiana 0.495366 serotype Infantis infection 0.440389 food safety 0.647305 Salmonella enterica serotype 0.529943 Preliminary Incidence 0.508269 culture-confirmed bacterial infections 0.504077 Salmonella Typhimurium infections 0.640217 STEC O157 0.982534 Diseases Active Surveillance 0.503027 incidence 0.890341 Active Surveillance Network 0.498992 Vibrio 0.45039	CLICK HERE