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6391	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Antibiotics Aren't Always the Answer: Chart | CDC Features	Antibiotics do not fight infections caused by viruses like colds, most sore throats and bronchitis, and some ear infections. Unneeded antibiotics may lead to future antibiotic-resistant infections. Symptom relief might be the best treatment option.	antibiotic 0.445499 list Skip 0.800409 Return 0.361604 strep throat 0.646253 page options Skip 0.94353 runny nose 0.61036 bronchitis 0.37259 Viruses 0.368405 bacterial infections 0.609491 middle ear 0.557897	Feature 0.354848 virus 0.350834 navigation Skip 0.805141 flu 0.362397 healthcare 0.348559 whooping cough 0.607563 Viral illnesses 0.602672 sore throat 0.617175 chest cold 0.553652 fluid 0.351098	CLICK HERE
10147	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Psittacosis Home Page	Psittacosis is a respiratory infection caused by the bacterium Chlamydia psittaci …	Personal protective equipment 0.527112 poultry workers 0.43469 Severe pneumonia 0.442512 infected birds 0.567007 Fatal cases 0.445615 Public Health Agency 0.531856 pet bird industry 0.532134 avian psittacosis 0.645603 Serologic tests 0.425552 diagnostic tests 0.532597 antibiotic treatment 0.42209 Kuo CC 0.419357 gram-negative bacterium 0.452617 Bird owners 0.42618 common C. pneumoniae 0.534634 antibody response 0.420941 Syst Appl Microbiol. 0.522648 rapid diagnostic tests 0.516163 Bavoil PM 0.503663 human infection 0.441446 poultry processing plants 0.538844 United States 0.434429 Avian Chlamydiosis 0.604005 Case report forms 0.511917 pet shop employees 0.544126	Staley JT 0.420322 State Public Health 0.971613 Annual incidence 0.423121 pet birds 0.666213 Pathogen Safety Data 0.517138 reportable condition 0.437933 Chlamydia psittaci Infection 0.854459 incubation period 0.433229 muscle aches 0.450305 Chlamydophila psittaci 0.894069 currently recognized species 0.508489 dry cough 0.438258 related resources 0.447752 periodic outbreaks 0.430398 C. psittaci 0.704602 Krieg NR 0.422654 Public Health Veterinarians 0.988879 neurologic complications 0.43201 National Association 0.672382 natural reservoirs 0.430902 B. Genus Chlamydia 0.566679 intensive-care support 0.445596 chest x-ray 0.436592 Chlamydophila psittaci Infection 0.74724	CLICK HERE
10708	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Short and Extended Messages'Dirty Bombs' 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.	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
10845	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Illinois resident who had contact with Indiana MERS patient tests positive for MERS coronavirus | Press Release | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	active infection 0.593678 CDC 0.696344 Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 0.774731 Indiana hospital 0.583224 apparent past MERS-CoV 0.784276 respiratory sample 0.583181 previously reported Indiana 0.660317 Illinois Department 0.574049 new information 0.631036 Ongoing investigation 0.577082 health care work 0.629593 CDC travel notice 0.652007 Indiana State Department 0.622809 Indiana MERS patient 0.82993 active MERS-CoV infection 0.662488 public health officials 0.823997 local health experts 0.643066 Illinois man 0.591843 MERS follow-up investigation 0.680919 person 0.585593 East Respiratory Syndrome 0.765685 CDC officials 0.623472 David Swerdlow 0.575936 late night 0.574804 Arabian Peninsula 0.750969	United States 0.726522 past MERS-CoV infection 0.793363 infection control 0.583809 large-scale multistate investigations 0.626388 laboratory test results 0.734488 Saudi Arabia 0.64322 local health department 0.642057 severe acute respiratory 0.620257 CDC’s recommendations 0.601584 close contact 0.709465 local health 0.694316 Illinois resident 0.98191 current recommendations 0.57408 U.S. resident 0.604061 Middle East Respiratory 0.765715 Indiana patient 0.694717 blood test 0.576992 everyday preventive actions 0.614464 local health officials 0.668834 medical care 0.578454 people 0.576637 MERS-CoV infection 0.878575 close contacts 0.632837 main ways 0.574868	CLICK HERE
10862	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Gateway to Health Communication & Social Marketing Practice - Pregnancy and Smoking	Gateway to Health Communication and Social Marketing Practice - Pregnancy and Smoking	smoking rates 0.831056 17-year-old teen 0.49645 infant mortality 0.530481 important time 0.496969 teen mom 0.481021 school nurse 0.478631 poor lung development 0.688595 nicotine make 0.490495 pregnant woman 0.551937 Hawaiian mothers 0.503681 Mom visits 0.471899 low birth-weight infants 0.696513 non-Hispanic Caucasian teens 0.712465 adequate weight 0.50628 highest rate 0.495672 health messages 0.492132 pregnancy 0.655311 drug effects 0.486305 role models 0.489175 respiratory infections 0.512844 friends 0.407332 prenatal care 0.668562 frail infant stays 0.637063 older teenagers 0.49503 immediate adverse effects 0.661018	Sudden Infant Death 0.708671 lower rates 0.491321 women 0.536745 parents 0.3687 advice 0.359692 percent 0.429851 new baby 0.484991 face real hazards 0.658821 smoking 0.955001 pregnancy complications 0.530284 unborn children 0.507409 quitting 0.353108 pregnancy – diet 0.500626 lifelong implications 0.499406 intensive care 0.468813 smoke 0.347595 Mexican mothers 0.502175 appropriate weight gain 0.648331 pregnant teens 0.541038 information overload 0.500484 doctor 0.361352 major influence 0.479435 low birth weight 0.619442 targeted cigarette advertising 0.637562	CLICK HERE
11516	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	TAC: Changing the Way CDC Responds to Outbreaks	Division of Bacterial Diseases Bulletin Fall	new vaccines 0.517936 CDC 0.665322 multiple support services 0.568347 large pilot study 0.582929 person time 0.5111 Melinda Gates Foundation 0.576654 state health departments 0.576082 DBD’s Pneumonia 0.547434 new initiative 0.510252 disease experts staff 0.571658 TaqMan® Low Density 0.604567 respiratory specimens 0.531556 historical reasons 0.509714 TaqMan® Array Card 0.613612 respiratory disease outbreaks 0.613975 CDC’s headquarters 0.563505 specimen volumes 0.538296 testing approach 0.510404 public health response 0.615484 M. pneumoniae 0.510555 CDC technology 0.564409 TAC story 0.690994 TAC assay 0.676507 multiple pathogens 0.605428 International Emerging Infections 0.574425	National Influenza Centers 0.584299 respiratory diagnostic platform 0.581751 single specimen 0.553373 C. pneumoniae 0.510613 laboratory processing burden 0.572085 critical role 0.562627 new investigations 0.509986 conjugate meningococcal vaccine 0.587557 eventual technology transfer 0.573552 public health 0.759202 quality public health 0.587473 respiratory outbreak 0.545043 individual experimental time 0.603118 public health settings 0.590517 clinical specimen 0.543401 H1N1 influenza pandemic 0.608092 individual wet assays 0.586335 TAC 0.930865 Bacterial Diseases respond 0.602361 outbreak specimens 0.533632 excellent statistical unit 0.560858 Dr. Frieden 0.604001 new goals 0.519484 outbreak control 0.513101	CLICK HERE
12137	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pertussis Epidemic - California, 2014	Kathleen Winter, MPH1, Carol Glaser, MD, DVM1, James Watt, MD2, Kathleen Harriman, PhD1 (Author affiliations at end of text).	California Vaccine Safety 0.387292 vulnerable infants 0.379712 data 0.38644 United States 0.425719 pertussis epidemic 0.806269 Northern California Kaiser 0.433955 CDPH 0.407299 Tdap booster vaccine 0.406659 whole-cell pertussis vaccines 0.535938 Hispanic infants 0.47889 Hispanic infants age 0.44194 pertussis vaccine series 0.556278 prior Tdap dose 0.372595 pertussis 0.950136 current pertussis epidemic 0.526293 statewide incidence 0.366035 additional fatal cases 0.366939 pregnant women 0.693456 state health department 0.368076 assess Tdap status 0.3616 public health department 0.383345 local health departments 0.723323 public health 0.728211 probable pertussis 0.501917	non-Hispanic infants 0.462929 young infants 0.502258 California local health 0.431538 infants 0.824307 cases 0.510762 acellular pertussis vaccines 0.751616 pertussis disease 0.493303 prenatal care providers 0.566333 public health activities 0.381739 acellular pertussis vaccine 0.838829 Tdap immunization histories 0.36971 local public health 0.47535 Asian/Pacific Islander infants 0.460463 severe cases 0.360848 pertussis cycles 0.45367 available pertussis vaccines 0.544402 disease incidence 0.587309 public health strategies 0.361555 Tdap vaccination coverage 0.37836 older children 0.403106 severe disease 0.400099 Tdap booster doses 0.360295 higher disease incidence 0.361709	CLICK HERE
12552	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	CDC: Start Talking. Stop HIV.: Steamy Chat	No matter what your HIV status is, talk can still be the perfect foreplay. Start Talking. Stop HIV., CDC's national campaign created by and for gay and bisexual men, promotes open communication about HIV prevention among sexual partners and encourages men in all types of relationships to talk about: HIV testing, their HIV status, condom use, and medicines that help prevent and treat HIV. For conversation starters, visit www.cdc.gov/ActAgainstAIDS/StartTalking. Start Talking in an effort to Stop HIV among gay and bisexual men. Join the conversation on Facebook at www.facebook.com/StartTalkingHIV. 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://streaming.cdc.gov/vod.php?id=1a3e9093a3443a496b593e4bb9a5655b20140224130505004	Stop HIV. 0.84575	Steamy Chat 0.966306	CLICK HERE
13337	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Get Smart About Antibiotics | Home | Know When They Work |CDC	Antibiotic resistance is a growing problem that makes treating common infections more difficult.			CLICK HERE