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5080	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Monday, September 21, 2009	null	endorsement 0.464042 small printing plant 0.548812 current awareness 0.476587 findings 0.426451 Family history 0.478328 respondent-driven sampling 0.481473 Disease Control 0.477544 CDC Knowledge 0.662408 methylene chloride 0.492654 supervised-injection facilities 0.483082 Action Science Clips 0.920361 factual accuracy 0.476481 new weekly digest 0.568508 Evaluation 0.423048 local coalitions 0.487856 Chief Science Officer 0.562811 article 0.421076 DHHS 0.494641 Brief report 0.482586 public domain 0.487736 Stephen B. Thacker 0.709741 biologic markers 0.488085 black women 0.478083 items 0.430389 community ownership 0.480846	community members 0.482381 Maximizing Independence 0.481355 health study 0.479772 current epidemiology 0.482955 Alzheimer 0.429995 national review 0.483888 COSHH essentials 0.489522 views 0.424141 informational purposes 0.470326 public health literature 0.544388 breast cancer 0.474776 B. Thacker CDC 0.819043 sex partner recruitment 0.547301 U.S. population 0.480761 original authors 0.477107 opinion 0.420941 STI risk 0.484697 non-CDC Websites 0.475804 cognitive health 0.483519 original sources 0.486959 news sources 0.477657 home-based exercise program 0.546739 Thacker CDC Library 0.818927 acetone exposures 0.492254	CLICK HERE
5996	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Sodium aluminum fluoride (as F) - 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
6023	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Nitrobenzene - 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
7543	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	ADHD - Symptoms and Diagnosis	ADHD is one of the most common neurobehavioral disorders of childhood. It is usually first diagnosed in childhood and often lasts into adulthood. Children with ADHD have trouble paying attention, controlling impulsive behaviors (may act without thinking about what the result will be), and in some cases, are overly active.	American Academy 0.37038 mental health 0.484906 mobile telephones 0.348631 Inattentive Presentation 0.334613 school materials 0.349662 different settings 0.361801 similar symptoms 0.418543 long period 0.352293 older ages 0.347772 health care providers 0.484715 National Institutes 0.334633 dissociative disorder 0.345616 hyperactive-impulsive symptoms 0.381972 mood disorder 0.342515 mental effort 0.347542 personality disorder 0.339234 several-step process 0.382106 developmental level 0.498554 diagnostic standard 0.353763 adolescents age 0.350908 close attention 0.341184 symptoms 0.801823 certain types 0.369321 primary care provider 0.511588	single test 0.375385 leisure activities 0.357864 anxiety disorder 0.337736 Predominantly Hyperactive-Impulsive Presentation 0.443578 child 0.345047 ADHD 0.683411 criteria inattention 0.44656 American Psychiatric Association 0.938588 adults 0.383792 daily activities 0.365035 health professional 0.358968 inattention 0.494759 healthcare professionals 0.490402 his/her turn 0.347155 public health 0.359863 National Resource Center 0.456955 sleep disorders 0.364114 younger children 0.339661 careless mistakes 0.356451 Statistical Manual 0.501374 mental disorder 0.345454 psychotic disorder 0.345434 activities 0.429764 Mental Disorders 0.33893	CLICK HERE
8899	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Malaria - About Malaria - Facts	Facts about malaria in the United States, Worldwide, prevention and treatment, and biology, pathology and epidemiology.	experienced laboratory technician 0.432037 South America 0.370994 infected blood cells 0.439695 P. malariae 0.429646 Anopheles quadrimaculatus 0.398394 Charles Louis Alphonse 0.435857 antimalarial drugs 0.374139 malaria infection 0.547065 World Health Organization 0.438084 Julius Wagner-Jauregg 0.372248 reference diagnostic tools 0.429171 clinical episodes 0.372023 local mosquitoes 0.387864 Paul Hermann Müller 0.439771 Nobel Prize 0.368442 Pregnant women 0.37276 malaria-endemic countries 0.446996 P. ovale 0.428584 malaria parasites 0.58607 United States 0.784039 recent travelers 0.385203 endemic areas 0.379072 An. freeborni 0.377634 Cinchona spp. 0.383844 malaria 0.90284	17th century 0.368833 transmitted mosquito-borne malaria 0.656385 P. vivax 0.463242 40-year high 0.387465 Artemisia annua 0.378159 local residents 0.378726 Anopheles mosquitoes 0.399443 cinchona tree 0.383904 U.S./Mexico border 0.382915 An. pseudopunctipennis 0.377513 Qinghaosu plant 0.371355 malaria prevention measures 0.652172 Sir Ronald Ross 0.425728 transfusion-transmitted malaria 0.573098 symptomless intervals 0.375114 infect humans 0.373453 P. falciparum malaria 0.683198 second-generation immigrants 0.38515 constant risk 0.376549 dormant liver stages 0.434624 P. knowlesi 0.391629 malaria cases 0.593819 Youyou Tu 0.372815 malaria transmission 0.643451	CLICK HERE
10088	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vital Signs Telebriefing on Restraint Use and Motor Vehicle Occupant Death Rates Among Children Aged 0-12 Years, United States, 2002-2011 | Transcript | CDC Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	child seat law 0.333621 car seat 0.671974 maggie fox 0.300792 booster seat 0.514492 child passenger restraint 0.336077 jessica bliss 0.378016 children 0.505305 Health care providers 0.328526 sized car seat 0.315264 children occupant deaths 0.300095 motor vehicle fatalities 0.298062 tom frieden 0.802398 mike stobbe 0.610765 booster seats 0.401657 car seats 0.404618 Brian 0.290708 certified child safety 0.29541 appropriate car seat 0.326684 motor vehicle occupant 0.340215 child 0.550987 child passenger 0.54548 Vital Signs 0.35597 line 0.317633 child fatalities 0.343144 exact denominator data 0.333903	car seat distribution 0.332806 passenger restraint laws 0.324965 convertible car seat 0.315181 state child passenger 0.294294 child passenger restraints 0.293182 motor vehicle 0.680087 states 0.349592 certified child passenger 0.334952 erin sauber-schatz 0.923181 child passenger deaths 0.368252 Dr. Tom Frieden 0.341413 vehicle occupant deaths 0.299916 child passenger safety 0.514245 question 0.360489 Dr. Erin Sauber-Schatz 0.416145 motor vehicle deaths 0.294408 Tennessee newspaper 0.309145 appropriate car seats 0.299936 tom skinner 0.81584 seat belt 0.302198 OPERATOR 0.338833 motor vehicle crashes 0.669884 Dr. Frieden 0.347637 past decade 0.32158	CLICK HERE
12430	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Measles | Complications | CDC	null	Miller E. 0.440645 Internationally Adopted Child 0.429891 Causing SSPE 0.382586 Subacute Sclerosing Panencephalitis 0.972081 Bonthius DJ 0.370354 MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia 0.437158 Vaccine Preventable Diseases 0.445727 Disease Control 0.43603 children 0.388257 pregnant woman 0.379378 Emerg Infect Dis. 0.572987 young children 0.387038 Brown KE 0.37363 measles virus 0.806263 Measles Virus Strains 0.693883 Measles. 8th Edition 0.371197 Farrington CP 0.376853 measles vaccination 0.626333 child deaf 0.377652 age groups 0.391978 diarrhea 0.337621 severe complications 0.392099 K. The Epidemiology 0.384844 C. Subacute Sclerosing 0.561557 Wild-type Measles Virus 0.708911	Int J Epidemiol. 0.454708 intellectual disability 0.380894 Lowe L.E. 0.374106 United States 0.433949 measles complications 0.824907 Measles chapter 0.658317 Measles Immunization 0.634628 Miller E. Review 0.43171 Prevention 0.350494 low-birth-weight baby 0.380028 Vaccine-Preventable Diseases 0.374152 Common measles complications 0.783339 Miller E. Characterization 0.432611 Barrero PR 0.37371 common cause 0.376439 permanent hearing loss 0.458093 Brown DWG 0.373419 Brain Tissue 0.37261 people 0.340006 SSPE 0.40405 Pink Book 0.377053 et al 0.371847 ear infections 0.475056 measles 0.928652	CLICK HERE
12856	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Transmission of Hepatitis C Virus Associated with SurgicalProcedures - New Jersey 2010 and Wisconsin 2011	Please note: An erratum has been published for this article. To view the erratum, please click here.	infection prevention training 0.25764 HCV infections 0.657999 patient A. Propofol 0.271649 maximum likelihood dendrogram 0.25351 perfusion machine 0.37975 surgical procedures 0.432691 quasispecies analysis 0.258292 acid amplification test 0.367207 kidney perfusion machine 0.319534 intensive care unit 0.275165 nucleic acid amplification 0.368437 health care encounters 0.261226 HCV genotype 0.390389 operating room 0.267436 chronic HCV infection 0.621244 test results 0.26046 basic infection control 0.256509 HCV testing protocol 0.430368 patients 0.344056 operating rooms 0.258026 HCV contamination 0.412532 time reversible model 0.255891 injection safety 0.277766 HCV strains 0.507124 acute HCV infections 0.532134	chronic renal disease 0.284201 HCV RNA 0.447902 HCV infection 0.972623 infection prevention practices 0.455039 infection control 0.336735 positive HCV enzyme 0.440912 Routine HCV antibody 0.426581 inpatient dialysis unit 0.264449 HCV enzyme 0.448373 HCV antibody test 0.434082 health care 0.563302 public health 0.456067 infection control practices 0.271195 New Jersey Department 0.29623 HCV transmission 0.767309 HCV-4 infection 0.270516 female health care 0.265278 surgical intensive care 0.287975 New Jersey 0.483523 different viral sequence 0.255791 HVR1 quasispecies sequences 0.257926 unique sequence patterns 0.255187 chronic HCV infections 0.564712 health care transmission 0.310346	CLICK HERE
13090	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Groups at Higher Risk for BRCA Gene Mutations	Certain family history patterns indicate a higher risk for a BRCA1 or BRCA2 gene mutation.	higher risk 0.599726 list Skip 0.448846 ovarian cancer 0.709703 abdomen 0.323549 page options Skip 0.535966 ovarian cancers 0.55465 breast cancer 0.90639 Eastern European 0.47614 Central 0.335305 BRCA1 0.335566 Male breast cancer 0.553097 Certain family history 0.48041	family member 0.382967 relatives 0.375573 navigation Skip 0.447701 breasts 0.324448 Ashkenazi Jewish ancestry 0.647938 Triple-negative breast cancer 0.559126 family history includes— 0.468186 BRCA2 mutation 0.435381 BRCA2 gene mutation 0.532395 BRCA gene mutation 0.682544 fallopian tube cancer 0.464077	CLICK HERE
15812	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Raccoon Roundworm Infection Associated with Central NervousSystem Disease and Ocular Disease - Six States, 2013-2015 |MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	human baylisascariasis cases 0.367467 residual neurologic sequelae 0.382603 pet raccoon 0.368874 previous Baylisascaris infection 0.528245 eosinophilic meningitis 0.386841 Baylisascaris procyonis antibody 0.703975 Baylisascaris infections 0.490387 Baylisascaris procyonis 0.984099 Baylisascaris immunoblot assay 0.492434 fatal human disease 0.41182 CSF samples 0.432871 Baylisascaris ocular larva 0.585635 raccoon feces 0.429982 larva migrans 0.536975 raccoon latrines 0.429301 raccoon exposure 0.402874 serum sample 0.367869 specific raccoon exposure 0.380011 Baylisascaris procyonis eggs 0.676356 patients 0.373941 ocular larva migrans 0.521337 history 0.371185 altered mental status 0.396628 clinical presentation 0.389524	Baylisascaris neural larva 0.52406 CSF eosinophilia 0.387067 CSF sample 0.381298 Baylisascaris procyonis prevention 0.609137 geographic distribution 0.383936 United States 0.487852 visceral larva migrans 0.38612 Baylisascaris serologic testing 0.518417 CSF analysis 0.384025 neural larva migrans 0.518026 patient 0.374419 CSF 0.493774 severe neurologic deficits 0.420818 elevated CSF eosinophil 0.409085 persistent neurologic deficits 0.41535 neurologic deficits 0.43463 raccoons 0.457349 positive antibody test 0.372222 Baylisascaris hosts 0.465893 Baylisascaris procyonis infections 0.666385 clinical suspicion 0.385869 infectious Baylisascaris procyonis 0.63847 severe neurologic outcomes 0.368145 CSF testing 0.393388	CLICK HERE