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4505	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC A-Z Index - A	CDC A-Z Index	Microsoft PowerPoint file 0.559669 Acinetobacter Infection 0.624625 Blood Lead Epidemiology 0.678927 Immunodeficiency Syndrome 0.554816 Aortic Aneurysm 0.694565 Bacterial Core surveillance 0.674637 Microsoft Word file 0.563284 Adverse Childhood Experiences 0.686885 Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm 0.60101 Search Form Controls 0.699802 Adult Blood Lead 0.671763 CDC Experience Applied 0.658154 Animal Product Importation 0.656746 Ascaris Infection 0.648295 Arenavirus Infection 0.607788 CDC Science 0.610138 Immunization Practices 0.56292 Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis 0.639463 Infection Prevention 0.628314 Adverse Drug Events 0.565035 A-Z Index 0.973336 Applied Epidemiology Fellowship 0.627426 Anisakis Infection 0.619721 Bacillus anthracis Infection 0.666211	Microsoft Excel file 0.558371 Active Bacterial Core 0.671029 Acanthamoeba Infection 0.628244 Immune Deficiency Syndrome 0.665665 Contact CDC 0.596521 Atrial fibrillation 0.547494 Search The CDC 0.63894 page options Skip 0.577288 Ancylostoma duodenale Infection 0.674119 Form Controls TOPIC 0.552849 Blood Lead Levels 0.545947 different file formats 0.561077 AFIX Immunization Strategy 0.56072 Adenovirus Infection 0.63696 Alkhurma hemorrhagic fever 0.639622 Apple Quicktime file 0.554366 Aspergillus Infection 0.642081 Adverse Event Reporting 0.562912 Necator americanus Infection 0.669419 Molecular Detection 0.551445 Angiostrongylus Infection 0.622315 Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder 0.65238 CDC A-Z Index 0.800111	CLICK HERE
7741	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Bartonella - Symptoms	Bartonella bacteria cause several diseases in humans. The three most common are cat scratch disease, caused by B. henselae; trench fever, caused by B. quintana; and Carrión's disease, caused by B. bacilliformis.	severe muscle pain 0.861772 Rash 0.281841 red-to-purple vascular lesions 0.900646 Bartonella species 0.521596 immunocompromised people 0.520378 later phase 0.502205 bleeding 0.26134 papule 0.252288 skin 0.312118 tender lymph 0.590598 nodular growths 0.553834 single bout 0.531571 distinct phases 0.523175 abdominal pain 0.540851 recurrent fever 0.74047 muscle aches 0.558871 Bone pain 0.553586 bacillary peliosis 0.882377 bouts 0.280525 unusual manifestations 0.530338	organs 0.249657 pustule 0.252233 disease 0.250516 spleen 0.280851 liver 0.250572 severe anemia 0.529633 Low-grade fever 0.872246 subacute endocarditis 0.531114 neck 0.254853 advanced HIV infection 0.722048 Bacillary angiomatosis 0.972634 subcutaneous tissue 0.507818 inoculation site 0.557508 exposure 0.260302 encephalitis 0.279919 headache 0.261323 eye infections 0.516733 shins 0.295451 Verruga peruana 0.483984 Oroya fever 0.697831	CLICK HERE
7793	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) - Health Communication	Gateway to Health Communication - Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)	Dr. Lewis 0.808721 mental status 0.643998 school event 0.567157 hospital board 0.632868 Severe TBIs 0.585294 long-term disabilities 0.577903 Traumatic Brain Injury 0.656684 falls 0.525001 proper protective gear 0.622996 low-grade headaches 0.574438 mild—a brief change 0.650609 minor injuries—a 0.563618 TBI 0.94843 major causes 0.570594 skull injury 0.587596 blow 0.528302 normal function 0.580003 family members 0.566413 motor vehicles 0.570977 age groups 0.574394 head slams 0.569153 TBI deaths 0.776914 new cases 0.576031 jolt 0.534061	steering wheel 0.564054 extensive rehabilitation 0.567433 firearm violence 0.568632 hospital board member 0.620539 African Americans 0.571072 car crash 0.633702 sports/recreation activities 0.577188 successful surgeon 0.563405 lifelong disability 0.575615 child passenger safety 0.627619 teenage daughter 0.565804 everyday life 0.567486 forgetfulness 0.539085 breast cancer 0.572492 colleague 0.529262 appropriate safety precautions 0.630087 common symptoms 0.568991 Yes. Measures 0.57042 work place 0.569957 unintentional injury 0.634219 highest death rate 0.631798 seat belt 0.565855 mental capabilities 0.572945 medical testing 0.567897	CLICK HERE
8119	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Implications of Lessons LearnedFrom Tobacco Control for Tanning Bed Reform - CDC	Tanning beds used according to the manufacturer’s instructions expose the user to health risks, including melanoma and other skin cancers. Applying the MPOWER model (monitor, protect, offer alternatives, warn, enforce, and raise taxes), which has been used in tobacco control, to tanning bed reform could reduce the number of people at risk of diseases associated with tanning bed use.	best public health 0.530645 Cancer Council Victoria 0.582696 skin cancer 0.559245 United States 0.602566 public health interventions 0.536712 tobacco consumption 0.550072 tanning bed operations 0.90734 tanning bed exposure 0.798155 Antitobacco public health 0.529911 multiple tanning sessions 0.755963 tobacco control initiatives 0.573856 young people 0.562869 bed franchise owners 0.535129 Australian Tanning Association 0.733374 bed industry 0.59335 bed advertising 0.545224 tobacco 0.832608 C. Tobacco advertising 0.559711 unsupervised tanning bed 0.864319 public health 0.746555 harmful tanning behaviors 0.73541 young compliance monitors 0.547826 -emitting tanning beds 0.841057	bed industries 0.612061 Tanning Truth 0.71836 bed industries share 0.570814 Indoor Tanning Association 0.834922 sunless tanning products 0.740281 bed policy reform 0.530586 bed operators 0.573521 licensed tanning bed 0.780067 tobacco industry 0.664732 tobacco companies 0.532159 Tobacco advertising 0.566128 tobacco products 0.52944 bed services 0.546126 sun tanning 0.70511 youth tobacco laws 0.576467 compliance monitoring 0.554193 indoor tanning legislation 0.719478 tobacco control programmes 0.553163 tobacco control efforts 0.564616 health risks 0.590642 social norms 0.533033 fair skin 0.533732 tobacco control 0.70232	CLICK HERE
8802	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Naegleria fowleri - Diagnosis & Detection	Education and information about the brain eating ameba Naegleria fowleri that causes encephalitis and death including frequently asked questions, biology, sources of infection, diagnosis, treatment, prevention and control, and other publications and pertinent information for the public and medical professionals. Diagnosis and detection of Naegleria fowleri.	Curr Opin Infect 0.607183 amebae cause 0.461578 real-time PCR 0.564369 Possible environmental sources 0.479693 da Silva AJ 0.485539 Wilhelm M. Comparison 0.473617 specimen collection guidance 0.493878 Naegleria spp. 0.558484 da Rocha-Azevedo 0.494039 Specific molecular tools 0.492876 Appl Environ Microbiol. 0.651001 Mull BJ 0.484014 Parasitol Res. 0.52398 domestic water sources 0.49676 Emergency Operations Center 0.499141 Perspect Infect Dis. 0.584791 Infect Dis. 0.598664 Visvesvara GS 0.674418 Naegleria spp 0.546301 motile amebae 0.479883 Tanowitz HB 0.500111 hot water systems 0.488459 Acanthamoeba spp. 0.543134 real-time PCR methods 0.497704	contact lens wearers 0.479388 amebae undergo 0.465452 primary amebic meningoencephalitis 0.617055 Florida domestic water 0.489187 Hill VR 0.477838 moist sanitary areas 0.477145 naked amoebae 0.465319 amebic antigens 0.481148 specific antibody 0.454821 Marciano-Cabral F. Diagnosis 0.57517 Naegleria fowleri 0.967047 higher temperature 0.507523 Clinical Microbiology Procedures 0.478946 initial detection 0.457653 nested PCR 0.461819 pathogenic free-living amoebae 0.63236 Amebic meningoencephalitides 0.5275 specific laboratory tests 0.503244 free-living amebae 0.513898 Opin Infect Dis. 0.596033 Interdiscip Perspect Infect 0.586018 free-living amoebae 0.645499 Multiplex real-time PCR 0.504989 water systems 0.489459	CLICK HERE
11583	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Newborn Screening is Important for Your Baby | CDC Features	Soon after birth, babies born in the United States are checked for certain medical conditions. Learn why this newborn screening is important for your baby and why you should ask for your baby’s screening results.	babies risk 0.261369 car seat 0.262141 daily dose 0.234322 thyroid hormone 0.349802 United States 0.266662 newborn screening results 0.478307 babies 0.352548 organ damage 0.240562 sickle cell disease 0.344775 thyroid hormone medication 0.338852 antibiotic medicine 0.22829 harmful infections 0.231373 critical congenital heart 0.58768	special diet 0.234106 heart specialists 0.227321 new baby home 0.388191 protein-rich foods 0.249673 blood test 0.253559 brain damage 0.520347 certain medical conditions 0.377875 medical conditions 0.37792 baby 0.768815 important screening 0.33265 emergency care 0.230258 PKU 0.219978 newborn screening 0.911756	CLICK HERE
11938	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Update: Ebola Virus Disease Outbreak - West Africa, October2014	On October 28, 2014, this report was posted as an MMWR Early Release on the MMWR website (http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr).	ongoing outbreak 0.464793 Port Loko 0.514464 Guinea Interministerial Committee 0.666592 Alternate Text 0.559639 original MMWR paper 0.498584 U.S. Government Printing 0.495301 Ebola cumulative incidence 0.61698 Human Services 0.499985 Sierra Leone 0.933182 Ebola Epidemiology Team 0.64039 Special Pathogens Branch 0.515534 CDC Sierra Leone 0.666561 actual cases 0.473832 Ebola cases 0.732165 ebola virus 0.677692 MMWR website 0.468967 Situational Awareness Team 0.503255 U.S. Department 0.500048 MMWR HTML versions 0.494746 Ebola outbreak 0.616751 MMWR Early Release 0.522505 northwest districts 0.520699 Social Welfare 0.522009	Response Team 0.544013 electronic PDF version 0.494739 case counts 0.578776 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.514655 Liberia Ministry 0.600375 highest incidence rate 0.606791 World Health Organization 0.828832 up-to-date clinical guidelines 0.499562 paper copy 0.490432 cumulative number 0.465569 Public Health Preparedness 0.512353 Liberia 0.647478 highly affected West 0.597156 latest World Health 0.602111 CDC Guinea Response 0.608264 West Africa 0.736498 Sierra Leone Ministry 0.718628 original paper copy 0.490404 Freetown area 0.512264 new cases 0.468846 Ebola 0.766757 CDC Liberia Response 0.645587 West African countries 0.675152	CLICK HERE
12058	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Ebola Virus Disease Cluster in the United States - DallasCounty, Texas, 2014	Please note: An erratum has been published for this article. To view the erratum, please click here.	Ebola Team 0.618549 real-time polymerase chain 0.482558 real-time PCR 0.474592 new onset diarrhea 0.481887 review infection control 0.486852 Ebola virus 0.708427 potential Ebola exposure 0.658433 MMWR Early Release 0.489829 PCR Ebola testing 0.654299 David L. Lakey 0.491534 3Dallas County Health 0.48422 safely handling Ebola 0.652153 Ebola diagnosis 0.608896 personal protective equipment 0.477448 contact tracing 0.482907 County public health 0.48513 Michelle S. Chevalier 0.56054 direct active monitoring 0.483236 Dallas County Ebola 0.65976 Texas Department 0.515285 potentially exposed contacts 0.578505 Ebola patients 0.836063 Ebola 0.903382 Ebola virus disease 0.684945 potential exposures 0.482139	1Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.472832 close community contacts 0.4956 Ebola virus infection 0.679281 United States 0.573603 Dallas Ebola cluster 0.647076 local public conveyances 0.476238 assess infection control 0.474979 Ebola incubation period 0.666235 State Health Services 0.661545 new infection control 0.479597 abdominal pain 0.477503 Additional community contacts 0.496079 health care contacts 0.502235 health care workers 0.496039 infection control practices 0.625462 dallas ebola investigation 0.728487 Sibeso N. Joyner 0.490062 services transportation plan 0.480363 Sonya M. Hughes 0.48706 Dallas area hospitals 0.477859 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.47117 Ebola patient 0.727037 CDC Dallas Ebola 0.662168 Lauren M. Weil 0.487194	CLICK HERE
12477	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	October 2013 ACIP Meeting -- Adult Immunization Schedule	Introduction/Adult immunization schedule, 2014 by Dr. T Coyne-Beasley and Dr. C Bridges 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=08235eb710671983c85f965d7c7d109020140110101547650	ACIP Meeting 0.841263	Adult Immunization Schedule 0.930854	CLICK HERE
12830	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Spokesperson Portfolio - Inger K. Damon, MD, PhD (CAPT, USPHS)	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	Dr. Inger Damon 0.550866 Trop Med Hyg. 0.451668 papular stomatitis virus 0.466994 Orthopoxvirus variola infection 0.453808 infectious diseases 0.456853 global vaccination campaigns 0.456436 intensive community education 0.45081 Keckler MS 0.454799 smallpox vaccines 0.480868 PLoS One. 0.487312 Lash RR 0.455406 Raccoon rabies virus 0.469058 public health approaches 0.461645 Davidson WB 0.453725 Emerg Infect Dis. 0.504183 Mapping Monkeypox Transmission 0.485508 Virol Methods. 0.451252 Olson VA 0.536614 Karem KL.Humoral Immunity 0.519505 post-exposure smallpox vaccination 0.473672 Clinical Assistant Professor 0.457306 molluscum contagiosum virus 0.470376 monkeypox virus  clades 0.513913 Magna cum Laude 0.454672 prairie dog-monkeypox virus 0.468072	Clin Infect Dis. 0.455309 CDC Ebola Response 0.476674 Salzer JS 0.460739 Dr. Damon 0.521774 smallpox vaccine development 0.489047 Emerson GL 0.457537 Ebola epidemic 0.467339 Zoonoses Public Health. 0.453542 Monkeypox virus Challenge 0.516291 Damon IK 0.924292 internal medicine 0.458908 core public health 0.463445 Townsend MB 0.452489 Carroll DS 0.639571 Internal medicine residency 0.455682 Li Y. Specific 0.463037 Karem KL 0.744558 international emergency response 0.461185 human monkeypox 0.496115 Rabies Virus Transmission 0.470279 monkeypox control 0.47973 Muyembe JJ 0.453587 monkeypox outbreak 0.471155 clinical disease presentation 0.452964	CLICK HERE