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6553	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Acute Muscular Sarcocystosis Among Returning Travelers - Tioman Island, Malaysia, 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.	Public health agencies 0.82753 des ArmУЉes BУЉgin 0.81541 Institut fУМr Tropenmedizin 0.808269 Human Services 0.808744 creatinine phosphokinase levels 0.826155 public health authorities 0.825365 MMWR HTML versions 0.815924 David O. Freedman 0.812499 electronic PDF version 0.813621 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.924756 human muscular sarcocystosis 0.933707 largest previous outbreak 0.829001 National Center 0.822253 responsible Sarcocystis spp 0.870296 Sarcocystis suihominis 0.827448 Gary W. Brunette 0.813883 Maladies Infectieuses 0.811292 acute muscular sarcocystosis 0.870517 GeoSentinel Program Office 0.818083 S. suihominis infections 0.826284 protozoan parasites.* Humans 0.823893 Div Global Migration 0.921564 Jakob P. Cramer 0.812334 original paper copy 0.808569	Travel Medicine 0.835811 Frank von Sonnenburg 0.809107 HУДpital d'Instruction des 0.890209 D. Adam Plier 0.808335 eosinophilic myositis 0.842088 Div Parasitic Diseases 0.821017 original MMWR paper 0.820982 U.S. Government Printing 0.817173 Ospedale Sacro Cuore-Don 0.813669 d'Instruction des ArmУЉes 0.890087 le Malattie Tropicali 0.80943 Douglas H. Esposito 0.898508 Sarcocystis hominis 0.835797 muscular sarcocystosis 0.95991 Sarcocystis spp. 0.888066 undercooked sarcocyst-containing beef 0.821396 Univ Medical Center 0.842645 Mark J. Sotir 0.81442 Emily W. Lankau 0.810612 Martin S. Cetron 0.814089 previously reported cases 0.830817 Tioman Island 0.928296 definitive host 0.829641 muscle biopsy specimens 0.832614	CLICK HERE
7162	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Human Salmonella Infantis Infections Linked to Dry Dog Food - United States and Canada, 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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.509041 routine retail testing 0.574185 Rural Development 0.581955 Coordinated Outbreak Response 0.592525 Human Services 0.574184 Public health investigators 0.602877 Public Health Agency 0.754764 Casey Barton Behravesh 0.553436 Diamond Pet Foods 0.744947 U.S. Department 0.561932 MMWR HTML versions 0.558944 human food 0.558839 Michigan Dept 0.566116 Michigan Department 0.504173 electronic PDF version 0.558479 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.556346 single manufacturing facility 0.579607 brand dry dog 0.642256 dry pet food 0.653909 median patient age 0.575115 dog contact 0.531088 agriculture officials 0.509168 original paper copy 0.552233 human Salmonella Infantis 0.663925	dog food sample 0.655249 human illnesses 0.522325 original MMWR paper 0.565373 U.S. Government Printing 0.55902 Drug Administration 0.586575 asymptomatic dog 0.53011 human salmonellosis 0.519895 Human Salmonella infections 0.631668 Ohio Dept 0.564893 indirect contact 0.506431 multiple states 0.511396 Community Health 0.510109 cat food 0.676702 Susan R. Bohm 0.558596 public health 0.75675 outbreak strain 0.619352 Sally A. Bidol 0.559577 dry dog food 0.781116 Maho Imanishi 0.570238 national molecular subtyping 0.579689 South Carolina Dept 0.586988 dry dog 0.923336 ill dog 0.522641 pet food complaint 0.624995	CLICK HERE
7396	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Chemical Warfare Agent Exposure Limits Fact Sheet	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention provides independent oversight to the U.S. chemical weapons elimination program. This page links to chemical warfare agent exposure limits for GA, GB, VX, H, HD, and lewisite.	list Skip 0.618483 CDC 0.40624 methods 0.230093 page options Skip 0.784816 toxicity data 0.39365 exposure limits 0.924095	revisions 0.256093 new risk assessment 0.521019 general population 0.391408 workers 0.231507 navigation Skip 0.626508	CLICK HERE
8934	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vaccine Information Statement: MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella) - Vaccines - CDC	Meningococcal Vaccine Information Statement	Compensation Program 0.269468 runny nose 0.288637 Page 0.327617 National Vaccine Injury 0.474503 ear infection 0.279741 muscle pain 0.277318 nearest hospital 0.26887 severe allergies 0.292513 severe allergic reaction 0.576995 eye irritation 0.288162 Mild rash 0.284602 painful swelling 0.296178 fast heartbeat 0.270134 successful vaccination programs 0.350375 Vaccine Adverse Event 0.463616 diseases 0.274159 Mild problems 0.280936 brain damage 0.280269 behavior changes 0.269675 VAERS website 0.283491 life-threatening allergic reaction 0.480572 Vaccine Information Statement 0.49525 dose 0.371065 low platelet count 0.328244	Pregnant women 0.330786 previous dose 0.322485 swollen glands 0.290595 doses 0.273587 ) vaccines. 0.285022 Severe problems 0.292206 Rubella virus 0.309511 medical advice 0.271265 MMRV vaccine 0.427795 mild fever 0.30464 adult women 0.271994 state health department 0.327683 spinal cord 0.279965 Current Edition Date 0.358289 Measles virus 0.299506 routine series 0.278763 allergic reaction 0.622459 severe allergic reactions 0.376744 birth defects 0.276538 certain vaccines 0.275572 federal program 0.26941 antibiotic neomycin 0.280016 Moderate problems 0.277321 Mumps virus 0.297116	CLICK HERE
9096	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	About CDC Advisory Leaders	CDC Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Advisory Committee to the Director	public health expert 0.497123 County Health Department 0.509656 Medicine health services 0.499634 public health policies 0.516086 New York City 0.539106 health services research 0.488496 Health Disparities Subcommittee 0.540635 public’s health 0.490216 Health Policy Research 0.483421 health care services 0.474979 Public Health Services 0.513337 public health activities 0.509781 Health Services Center 0.473189 public health functions 0.509522 public health investigations 0.501538 Public Health Accreditation 0.492995 public health practice 0.504421 University 0.514378 population health management 0.499066 community health 0.470484 Memorial Hermann Health 0.489903 Dr. 0.588903 Dr. Bal 0.524587 Public Private Partnerships 0.473416 health management tools 0.471639	Public Health Impact 0.524492 Environmental Health Sciences 0.485867 Environmental Health Network 0.479797 Medicine Health Public 0.532626 health services 0.544345 Public Health Department 0.523409 emergency medicine health 0.506115 District Health Officer 0.510572 Health Policy 0.504455 public health 0.931481 health care 0.610546 York City Health 0.485389 Washington Global Health 0.480852 Public Health Officer 0.513588 primary health care 0.478287 Dr. Fielding 0.478847 child health 0.5079 public health school 0.535562 Milken Institute School 0.470055 health officer 0.54565 global health board 0.483916 Dr. Chu 0.514349 Public Health Committee 0.50227 National Health Leadership 0.473297	CLICK HERE
9857	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Bacterial Contamination of Platelets | Blood Safety | CDC	Blood Safety Basics	negative test result 0.592456 case investigation 0.579043 blood products 0.590592 gram-positive organisms 0.63589 transfusion service 0.799087 blood donation process 0.59176 transfusion service members 0.638305 febrile transfusion reactions 0.651678 hospital transfusion services 0.711273 whole-blood derived platelets 0.645715 blood collection 0.684039 platelet components 0.642801 transfusion-transmitted infectious risk 0.582489 Gram positive organisms 0.589679 blood component recipient 0.595051 medical director 0.774721 test results 0.609579 center medical director 0.579098 blood cultures 0.587752 true positive result 0.637351 blood center physician 0.593521 blood collection centers 0.591287 culture apheresis platelets 0.605543 transfusion services 0.725747 Staphylococcus epidermidis 0.577852	service medical director 0.705599 positive test results 0.595281 blood collection center 0.607391 bacterial contamination 0.971936 Post transfusion patient 0.631896 positive results 0.593476 United States 0.582503 transfusion reactions 0.651843 Gram-negative organisms 0.581634 donor 0.657308 platelet units 0.729951 positive test result 0.592086 transfusion medicine checklist 0.630409 blood donor 0.619635 bacterial detection approach 0.612917 medically significant abnormality 0.63765 blood banks 0.581616 bacterial screening 0.632915 Blood collection facilities 0.58956 significant gram-positive organisms 0.607226 blood 0.686414 bacterial growth 0.597574 local public health 0.580891 future blood donation 0.59057	CLICK HERE
10041	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Synopsis: January 23, 2014 | CDC Media Relations | CDC	MMWR – Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	rare complication 0.298039 large numbers 0.261795 hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis 0.292649 health insurance status 0.412008 unrecognized cases 0.282643 health care reform 0.431305 viral suppression 0.99308 uninsured patients 0.392365 dengue cases 0.508426 health care centers 0.43144 fewer persons 0.432756 diagnostic testing 0.295103 dengue virus 0.50043 family planning organizations 0.393501 community-based organizations 0.271252 early stage disease 0.665962 family planning services 0.38105 health status 0.289694 important role 0.262004 national HIV treatment 0.421611 Reported Legionellosis 0.270504 HUMAN SERVICES 0.256983 CDC Media Relations 0.731922 uninsured clients 0.290824	Early diagnosis 0.265683 severe bleeding 0.28228 United States 0.865742 antiretroviral therapy 0.277941 total patient population 0.380879 largest disease burden 0.437565 dengue outbreaks 0.475554 family planning 0.415722 Health-care providers 0.270475 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.259408 West Nile fever 0.426218 southern United States 0.454054 local health departments 0.477785 HIV transmission 0.274505 health organizations 0.363308 nanydam@dhr.state.ga.us 0.278875 safety net 0.261523 health care coverage 0.836355 dengue 0.63415 medical care 0.287219 Massachusetts organizations 0.259996 Nancy Nydam 0.269031 HIV infection 0.278633 federal funds 0.258623	CLICK HERE
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13164	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Community Water Fluoridation 70th Anniversary | CDC Features	Drink fluoridated water if it is available where you live and use fluoride toothpaste. Since community water fluoridation began in 1945, each generation has enjoyed better oral health than the previous one.	great public health 0.442824 fluoride toothpaste 0.647135 potential unwanted health 0.438689 tooth surface 0.430909 mental health 0.38331 fluoride 0.773535 better oral health 0.594851 tooth enamel 0.434987 poor appearance—all 0.372416 Disease Control 0.373831 new guidance updates 0.421909 major factor 0.377016 community water fluoridation 0.501942 young children 0.375917 convincing evidence 0.371483 school children 0.443055 fewer cavities 0.388864 oral health 0.606658 oral fluoride supplements 0.587768 nearby areas 0.377192 reduced quality 0.374104 water fluoridation 0.734225 mouth rinse 0.378881 previous recommended range 0.425414 Untreated tooth decay 0.545805	lower rates 0.375776 school absences 0.380224 fluoride products 0.546412 cost-effective method 0.37367 United States 0.446686 social connections 0.372519 Grand Rapids 0.435534 mouth rinses 0.38037 state fluoridation programs 0.435275 reduces tooth decay 0.549395 fluoridated water 0.578236 naturally-occurring fluoride 0.5764 fewer decayed teeth 0.451935 dramatic declines 0.374129 tooth decay works 0.528353 drinking water 0.464738 milder forms 0.373861 tooth decay 0.906433 dental fluorosis 0.589478 permanent teeth 0.376366 dental plaque 0.382093 public water supplies 0.587675 Public Health Service 0.435611 fluoridated communities 0.381245	CLICK HERE