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6996	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field : Hepatitis C Virus Infections Among Young Adults - Rural Wisconsin, 2010	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. 0.711522 CDC 0.733757 HCV education 0.843196 Human Services 0.777306 assistive technology 0.709719 Public health practitioners 0.787211 U.S. Department 0.775195 MMWR HTML versions 0.767412 quasispecies analysis 0.798351 underwent quasispecies analysis 0.782764 acute HCV 0.946028 undetected cases 0.707658 electronic PDF version 0.768704 hypodermic needles 0.712061 prescription opioids 0.703578 Jeffrey P. Davis 0.765401 opioid pain relievers 0.829369 younger persons 0.705471 patients 0.752844 Marisa M. Stanley 0.933058 Viral Hepatitis 0.769547 enzyme immunoassay 0.786815 appropriate signal-to-cutoff ratio 0.777807 original paper copy 0.761679	opioid agonist treatment 0.823917 acute HCV infection 0.942793 opioid prescribing 0.73972 HCV 0.968688 acute HCV infections 0.934806 age-adjusted reported incidence 0.825044 HCV RNA 0.860059 Wisconsin Div 0.7034 original MMWR paper 0.774167 U.S. Government Printing 0.772465 Wisconsin Division 0.716816 unrelated networks 0.703713 Dale J. Hu 0.764325 hepatitis C virus 0.729351 local health departments 0.953019 public health 0.8939 polymerase chain reaction 0.783235 drug preparation equipment 0.787586 illicit drugs 0.705033 HCV transmission 0.930428 prescription opioid drugs 0.826472 subject line 0.710505 staff members 0.709947 sterile syringes 0.705239	CLICK HERE
8595	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - 1957 Flu Pandemic, Roxana Schultz	1957 Flu Pandemic, The 1957 flu pandemic was deadly, but milder than the 1918 event. The virus caused an estimated 70,000 deaths in the United States. The seven stories presented in this section are retold by survivors from New York to California.	pandemic flu 0.979659 Raymond Herrmann 0.471325 Roxana Schultz 0.550243 public warnings 0.434039 father 0.589805 1957 pandemic 0.521312 cold washcloth 0.493055 Mom remembers 0.459641 people 0.236156 T. Walter Schultz 0.774148 mother′s illness 0.471653 1976 swine flu 0.853164	mother 0.842736 teacher 0.224129 flu shots 0.603455 whipped Jello® 0.470015 school 0.21669 Illinois 0.265034 cuckoo clock 0.458051 Eleonora′s brother 0.443287 1968 pandemic 0.470484 Aunt Irene Herrmann 0.774258 difficult time 0.433172	CLICK HERE
9504	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Listeria - CDC Works For You 24/7	CDC Works For You 24/7 Saving Lives - Deadly Listeria Outbreak Halted in Record Time - In 2011, cantaloupes contaminated with the bacteria Listeria monocytogenes caused the deadliest foodborne disease outbreak in the United States in more than 90 years. The number of deaths would have been higher had it not been for an effective, coordinated response by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), state and local health departments, and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Lives were saved because the outbreak was detected, its source was identified, and a national warning was issued – all in just a matter of days	fastest listeria investigation 0.613565 CDC 0.635006 listeria cases 0.552076 food history interviews 0.49658 specialty cantaloupe 0.515201 regulatory officials 0.478072 PulseNet lab network 0.489886 Listeria outbreaks 0.607037 national warning 0.560497 listeria 0.705814 health care professionals 0.504732 foodborne disease outbreaks 0.516084 foodborne disease outbreak 0.585443 public health officials 0.925842 Dr. Tauxe 0.688345 bacteria Listeria monocytogenes 0.614743 CDC’s Division 0.516494 single cantaloupe farm 0.579632 listeria questionnaire 0.543326 public health response 0.542983 contaminated cantaloupe 0.520807 nationwide disease tracking 0.498822 public health laboratories 0.525074 weak immune systems 0.494003 additional support 0.482124	cantaloupe 0.590702 outbreak source 0.488227 Diseases Cooperative Agreement 0.482058 Colorado Department 0.533239 disease tracking 0.527319 United States 0.582536 disease tracking funding 0.492051 Colorado public health 0.67888 Jensen Farms 0.566948 Rocky Ford-brand cantaloupe 0.546013 listeria infection 0.572297 foodborne disease tracking 0.514081 rapid laboratory testing 0.486957 CDC network 0.50382 local health departments 0.528805 major health threats 0.50175 Local doctors report 0.494242 listeria threat 0.578023 CDC disease detectives 0.564204 critical financial assistance 0.484432 local public health 0.516968 recent listeria outbreak 0.633524 FDA officials 0.474489 Colorado health department 0.535476	CLICK HERE
9714	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	El tabaquismo y la enfermedad pulmonar obstructiva crónica (EPOC) - Enfermedades & afecciones - Consejos de exfumadores	La campaña Consejos de exfumadores muestra casos reales de personas que padecen afecciones por fumar o por la exposición al humo de segunda mano.	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.473509 Archivo RealPlayer 0.44608 diminutas bolsas 0.456131 infecciones respiratorias 0.467361 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.479092 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.472395 partes enfermas 0.447397 Estados Unidos 0.444638 Archivo Microsoft 0.602613 epoc.6 sin embargo 0.481219	Archivo Microsoft Word 0.478347 menudo llamada 0.450997 bajos niveles 0.448148 amplio programa 0.445292 presente síntomas 0.450764 obstructiva crónica 0.565925 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.472995 vías respiratorias 0.97231 Learn More Breathe 0.478874	CLICK HERE
10440	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2014 Calls/Webinars'Clinician Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA)	CDC Clinician Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA). Providing clinicians the most current and reliable information on emerging public health threats, such as pandemics, natural disasters, and bioterrorism.	Microsoft PowerPoint file 0.610882 MPH 0.659644 COCA Partners 0.631454 Clinical Management 0.61281 Microsoft Word file 0.613804 Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 0.667553 Chikungunya Virus 0.641013 Nursing Perspective Ebola 0.67757 Communication Activity 0.616367 MD 0.70901 COCA Digest 0.621274 Ebola Treated 0.616221 Microsoft Excel file 0.610186 Influenza Season Activity 0.629906 Pediatric Enterovirus D68 0.612719 Zika Virus 0.906707 page options Skip 0.629672 different file formats 0.612473 Flu Activity 0.66889 Francisco Garcia MD 0.656232 Opioid Series 0.853879 COCA Mailing List 0.661122 Older Adult Influenza 0.610858 COCA Calls/Webinars Calls/Webinars 0.706193 East Respiratory Syndrome 0.854482	2017-2018 Flu Season 0.63058 Respiratory Syndrome Update 0.613028 COCA Newsletters COCA 0.734346 CDC Update 0.615437 M. Napolitano MD 0.64977 Search Form Controls 0.73021 Middle East 0.747678 HIV Care Continuum 0.689385 U.S. Hospitals 0.671079 Opioid Overdose 0.628035 COCA Calls/Webinars 0.729851 Speaker 0.622087 Susan Gerber 0.631769 Middle East Respiratory 0.664686 COCA Calls/Webinars Information 0.674459 Search Controls 0.631917 Title 0.613106 Pediatric Flu Antivirals 0.626559 Date 0.629573 Public Health Preparedness 0.66422 Primary Care Providers 0.61006 Ebola Virus 0.65169 Tickborne Diseases 0.616697 COCA Learn 0.625177	CLICK HERE
11671	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Team Assisting Ebola Response in Dallas, Texas | Press Release | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	Ebola epidemic 0.432174 healthcare providers 0.305082 CDC infection control 0.620105 CDC 0.923542 viral infection 0.212955 public health interventions 0.341833 infection control 0.720473 Sierra Leone 0.331231 CDC experts 0.582607 core public health 0.613556 Ebola experts 0.533426 local health department 0.313502 Ebola case 0.528432 muscle pain 0.319541	infection control precautions 0.367641 Disease Control 0.210995 degrees Fahrenheit 0.331517 severe headache 0.331875 stomach pain 0.332387 local health departments 0.654872 travel history 0.309602 CDC team 0.811738 CDC Director Tom 0.572659 public health functions 0.334171 Ebola patient 0.491742 unexplained bruising 0.372108 infection control procedures 0.40354 Ebola 0.843971	CLICK HERE
12773	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Silicosis Mortality Trends and New Exposures to RespirableCrystalline Silica - United States, 2001-2010	Ki Moon Bang, PhD1, Jacek M. Mazurek, MD1, John M. Wood, MS1, Gretchen E.	effective specific treatment 0.383084 new operations 0.376195 John M. Wood 0.383849 silicosis death rate 0.597785 Hazardous occupational exposures 0.400095 silicosis cases 0.503295 oil wells 0.375287 extraction industry workers 0.377481 mining industry workers 0.379823 annual multiple cause-of-death 0.378305 respirable crystalline silica 0.98917 Scott A. Hendricks 0.38229 decedents 0.380592 Jacek M. Mazurek 0.390966 age-adjusted silicosis death 0.601076 Comprehensive silicosis prevention 0.536845 hydraulic fracturing 0.382124 Effective silicosis prevention 0.526579 hazardous silica exposures 0.457172 extremely high exposure 0.390937 annual age-adjusted death 0.388412 crystalline silica dust 0.577595 ongoing silicosis surveillance 0.526689 road construction 0.380302 stone masonry 0.377299	United States 0.507373 permissible exposure limit 0.386638 hazardous noncrystalline silica 0.434576 Chronic silicosis 0.541628 new job tasks 0.371211 Occupational Safety 0.451551 silicosis mortality 0.528015 autoregressive linear regression 0.371289 occupational lung disease 0.403209 occupational disease surveillance 0.384665 rock drilling 0.375769 workers 0.386585 National Institute 0.387728 overall age-adjusted silicosis 0.551303 acute silicosis 0.51206 silicosis 0.818279 silicosis deaths 0.689465 silicosis death rates 0.560932 pottery making 0.376785 silica dust.** 0.408565 annual number 0.378612 Ki Moon Bang 0.379985 silica need 0.41566 current permissible exposure 0.388752	CLICK HERE
13122	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Ebola Transmission Linked to a Single Traditional FuneralCeremony - Kissidougou, Guinea, December, 2014-January 2015	Kerton R. Victory, PhD1,2, Fátima Coronado, MD3, Sâa O. Ifono, MD4, Therese Soropogui5, Benjamin A.	Ebola intervention efforts 0.601439 public health interventions 0.585987 Ebola virus transmission 0.690702 safe burial methods 0.478147 funeral ceremony 0.711831 public health authorities 0.618923 Ebola virus 0.855703 Guinea Ministry 0.489117 Ebola case investigation 0.642178 direct contact 0.544482 Ebola transmission 0.666595 4World Health Organization 0.484003 additional cases 0.487553 additional Ebola virus 0.637308 burial practices 0.473738 World Health Organization 0.558163 median age 0.480808 assess transmission chains 0.48267 local outbreak 0.484298 public health officials 0.550562 transcription–polymerase chain reaction 0.473641 local health authorities 0.501794 Ebola patients 0.589821 household contacts 0.476816 SУЂa O. Ifono 0.483282	Guinea (pop. 0.497939 Ebola 0.943458 Ebola virus disease 0.654028 Ebola epidemic 0.576377 Ebola-compatible symptoms 0.586037 Benjamin A. Dahl 0.480304 adequate public health 0.486801 Ebola cases 0.793914 community acceptance 0.478647 traditional funeral ceremony 0.552324 local male midwife 0.479445 oral swabs 0.481443 Guinea Ebola Response 0.619886 confirmed Ebola 0.591351 Public Health Scientific 0.489822 rural communities 0.475258 Kissidougou 0.483364 Ebola treatment center 0.689239 Ebola virus–positive specimen 0.629343 local public health 0.771081 difficult-to-reach communities 0.47586 probable Ebola 0.590642 Kerton R. Victory 0.55206 rapid response teams 0.53355	CLICK HERE
13275	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	null	Testing Makes Us Stronger RHOA and Fashion Queens PSA (60-second)	In this video, cast members from Bravo’s Real Housewives of Atlanta and Fashion Queens talk about the importance of black gay men knowing their HIV status. The cast teams up with filmmaker Patrik-Ian Polk and CDC’s Testing Makes Us Stronger campaign to encourage them to get tested and, if necessary, access care and treatment. Testing Makes Us Stronger is a national campaign promoting HIV testing among black gay and bisexual men. To learn more about the campaign, visit: http://gettested.cdc.gov/stronger Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html This video can also be viewed at http://www.cdc.gov/actagainstaids/videos/campaigns/tmus/TMUS-60sec-RHOA-lo-res.mp4			CLICK HERE
15423	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	Yellowstone visitors 0.287856 average number 0.203613 American bison 0.3138 Human Services 0.25352 Yellowstone conducts 0.264515 U.S. Department 0.251687 bison encounters 0.331301 electronic PDF version 0.262019 future injuries 0.22201 successful outreach campaigns 0.289453 Wildlife Health Branch 0.426812 Wildlife Conservation Branch 0.289737 persons 0.234139 free unimpeded movement 0.28163 Biological Resource Management 0.264849 inform visitors 0.215803 wildlife behavior 0.214791 recent photography-related injuries 0.307893 social media sharing 0.26677 required viewing distances 0.290639 1Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.281865 approach wildlife 0.215338 traditional camera technology 0.260809 Bison bison 0.425812	Public Health 0.272253 Fort Collins 0.246673 original MMWR paper 0.266934 hiking trails 0.281947 ft 0.230498 largest U.S. bison 0.399882 extensive education campaigns 0.277027 smart phone owners 0.275209 Natural Resource Stewardship 0.375436 potentially hazardous condition 0.274542 bison-related injuries 0.248302 Yellowstone promulgates regulations 0.362501 Yellowstone National Park 0.678389 public land 0.203423 bull aggressiveness increases 0.280218 smart phone photography 0.274398 Case reports 0.207207 unpublished data 0.204456 largest terrestrial mammals 0.278425 National Park Service 0.913058 park entrances 0.23537 pedestrian visitors 0.229235 Injury prevention campaigns 0.261428 cell phone self-portrait 0.278842	CLICK HERE