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1124	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Outbreak of Campylobacteriosis Associated with aLong-Distance Obstacle Adventure Race - Nevada, October2012	Mariah Zeigler, DVM1, Chad Claar, MPH1, Daviesha Rice, MPH1, Jack Davis, PhD1, Tammy Frazier1, Alex Turner1, Corinna Kelley1, Jonathan Capps1, Andrea Kent1, Valerie Hubbard1, Christiana Ritenour1, Cristina Tuscano1, Zuwen Qiu-Shultz, MPH2, Collette Fitzgerald Leaumont, PhD3 (Author affiliations at end of text).	Public health agencies 0.364223 muddy surface water 0.606635 stool specimens 0.410761 contaminated surface water 0.369862 adventure races 0.430001 surface water exposure 0.36153 obstacle adventure race 0.823161 Campylobacter infection 0.42235 case-control study 0.418041 Nellis Public Health 0.941982 inadvertent ingestion 0.397256 hemorrhagic diarrhea 0.345863 commercial obstacle adventure 0.347049 statistically significant association 0.38552 race organizers 0.357814 clinical staff members 0.394072 fecally contaminated water 0.347496 adventure race events 0.337785 C. coli 0.574547 environmental water exposure 0.341635 diarrhea 0.348506 Campylobacter jejuni 0.343071 surface water 0.782831 Campylobacter coli infection 0.540824 Southern Nevada Health 0.487742	Public Health Laboratory 0.350537 muddy water 0.336849 United States 0.340305 Campylobacter coli 0.609619 Nevada Health District 0.487728 Air Force Base 0.497262 public health professionals 0.341196 drinking water 0.364158 contaminated water 0.36247 public health 0.971661 adventure race organizers 0.355171 Public Health Action 0.344242 muddy obstacle adventure 0.361271 obstacle adventure races 0.425085 Nellis community 0.357898 inadvertent swallowing 0.380334 hippurate-negative Campylobacter 0.354517 obstacle adventure course 0.418974 long-distance obstacle adventure 0.604391 Base Public Health 0.371914 Campylobacter outbreaks 0.381839 C. coli infection 0.349262 Campylobacter organisms 0.34577 Nellis Air Force 0.402484	CLICK HERE
7378	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pandemic Resources Tools - FluWorkLoss 1.0	FluWorkLoss estimates the potential number of days lost from work due to an influenza pandemic - CDC	United States range 0.614295 endorsement 0.246075 Human Services 0.399327 Page 0.237942 family member 0.422105 Microsoft Corporation 0.407082 U.S. Department 0.404581 Excel 0.265999 pages 0.243151 percentage 0.240452 worker 0.276415 estimates 0.304224 period 0.240318 influenza pandemic 0.902836 seasonal influenza 0.551451 Download FluWorkLoss Spreadsheet 0.742511 wide variety 0.409188 commercial sources 0.405333 community 0.240702 case study 0.570678 users 0.318512 illness rates 0.42515 influenza-associated deaths 0.437403 human blood donors 0.582615 web browser 0.408264	severe pandemic 0.625277 United States 0.654914 input value 0.420873 potential number 0.417411 security level 0.402325 special planning 0.428912 pandemic influenza 0.919563 influenza-related illnesses 0.414768 times 0.23915 operations 0.238932 work loss 0.423171 potential impact 0.558772 total workdays 0.738829 public health 0.4324 typical influenza season 0.741559 economic problems 0.437817 graphic illustrations 0.417356 trade names 0.405507 people 0.281111 home 0.237956 Download FluWorkLoss Manual 0.673495 virulence 0.253031 possible impacts 0.41934 MS Windows 0.407664	CLICK HERE
8562	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - 1957 Flu Pandemic, Robert W. McKinney	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.	embryonate chicken eggs 0.802341 viral diagnostic services 0.850115 CDC 0.267858 Chief 0.261206 FM1 0.316062 convalescent sample 0.532212 pairs 0.35667 isolate 0.288091 Baker 0.464312 Storyteller 0.280867 Ph 0.282414 Alaska 0.258963 recollection 0.285514 Immunology Division 0.550015 Army Medical Laboratory 0.829447 area 0.259047 Robert W. McKinney 0.926499	Hawaii 0.258907 specimens 0.331457 California 0.328019 Air 0.259215 antigens 0.403623 onset 0.277047 Lee 0.257436 Ft 0.36123 Type 0.311537 Navy 0.262908 pandemic strain 0.940337 PR8 0.257798 restriction 0.282152 time 0.258328 influenza diagnosis 0.556663 hemagglutination–inhibition test procedure 0.826178 acute sample 0.503199	CLICK HERE
10305	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HAN Archive - 00323 - Shiga Toxin-producing E. coli O104 (STEC O104:H4)	Health Alert Network (HAN). Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	measles case-patients 0.566157 Measles Vaccination website 0.615024 measles vaccines 0.557312 measles immunity 0.560879 CDC. Measles–United States 0.413799 unvaccinated visitors 0.372515 large outbreaks 0.450611 PM EST 0.376914 Disease Control 0.360799 CDC Expert Commentary 0.431334 measles-endemic countries 0.369729 MMR vaccine* 0.398575 Measles Outbreak–Hennepin County 0.599906 clinically compatible symptoms 0.415402 high number 0.373583 CDC. Measles 0.555476 severe health complications 0.423901 public health response 0.53119 high measles vaccine 0.670873 U.S. Residents Aged 0.408338 febrile rash illness 0.525307 2-dose measles vaccine 0.675507 CDC Health Alert 0.469095 acute viral illness 0.416757	appropriate public health 0.426636 doses 0.363377 United States 0.652581 measles cases 0.685621 enhances health decisions 0.415897 MMRV vaccine 0.427493 prompt public health 0.423556 critical health issues 0.418546 credible information 0.361044 physician-diagnosed measles 0.55645 incubation period 0.363181 undocumented vaccination status 0.432418 ongoing risk 0.363426 local health departments 0.419062 measles vaccine coverage 0.787241 measles virus vaccine 0.636197 international travel 0.37446 United Kingdom 0.371828 infected person 0.415063 total case-patients 0.368518 atypical rash 0.389466 rash onset 0.387843 measles 0.901994 unvaccinated u.s. residents 0.525445	CLICK HERE
12538	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	CDC: Tips From Former Smokers -- Shawn's Ad	Shawn was 14 years old when he started smoking. He was in his midforties when a chronic cough and laryngitis turned out to be throat cancer. He finally quit smoking—but doctors were unable to save his larynx. He now has a stoma (opening) that allows him to breathe and a laryngeal implant that allows him to speak. In this TV ad from CDC's Tips From Former Smokers campaign, Shawn describes how life's ordinary tasks are more challenging with a stoma. 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=4186c97bd032d0dc9612fec4c6707e4420140620143822468	Shawn 0.852758 Smokers 0.932887	CDC 0.92604 YouTube 0.871802	CLICK HERE
13488	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Surveillance for Waterborne Disease Outbreaks Associatedwith Drinking Water - United States, 2011-2012	Karlyn D. Beer, PhD1,2; Julia W. Gargano, PhD2; Virginia A.	untreated groundwater 0.538331 frequently reported outbreak 0.50456 Legionella pneumophila serogroup 0.490967 building plumbing systems 0.529517 CDC Waterborne Disease 0.490344 untreated surface water 0.497738 public health challenges 0.506158 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.486189 public drinking water 0.528619 frequently reported etiology 0.48304 drinking water outbreaks 0.662108 noncommunity outbreaks 0.570898 waterborne disease outbreak 0.506187 individual water systems 0.521742 septic systems 0.49425 water treatment processes 0.490857 commonly reported illness 0.491415 private wells 0.509494 health care facilities 0.55107 Ground Water Rule 0.529202 non-Legionella bacteria 0.571371 drinking water–associated¶ waterborne 0.515897 drinking water–associated outbreaks 0.743662 outbreaks 0.913564 Environmental Protection Agency 0.500768	point-of-entry water filters 0.486074 Legionella outbreak 0.478638 bottled water 0.485496 previously unreported outbreaks 0.594759 waterborne disease outbreaks 0.675714 outbreak-associated cases 0.52567 surface water sources 0.496989 noncommunity groundwater systems 0.501704 public water systems 0.546468 public health 0.588169 community water systems†† 0.497477 noncommunity systems 0.484264 noncommunity water systems 0.756071 water outbreak-associated cases 0.506751 cases 0.532749 Legionella outbreaks 0.640587 outbreak surveillance 0.493458 drinking water systems 0.709746 septic systems malfunction 0.478912 single-etiology outbreaks 0.578828 National Outbreak Reporting 0.481194 source water monitoring 0.491801 community water systems 0.540074 water systems 0.895741	CLICK HERE
14008	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Agregue a la lista escolar la vacuna contra el VPH - Especiales CDC	La vacuna contra el VPH puede prevenir ciertos cánceres y otras enfermedades causados por el virus del papiloma humano (VPH). Vacune a sus hijos a los 11 o 12 años, o tan pronto como pueda si ya tienen 13 años o más			CLICK HERE
14274	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Using the CDC Worksite Health ScoreCard | CDC Features	Use this free, online tool to measure the health of your workforce, and evaluate workplace efforts to help employees improve their health.	health promotion 0.901931 worksites 0.211458 health promotion strategies 0.368538 Worksite Health ScoreCard 0.712999 health promotion intervention 0.32115 CDC workplace health 0.357779 low out-of-pocket costs 0.574789 health promotion resources 0.342449 healthy lifestyle changes 0.276095 worksite health promotion 0.498691 health promotion programs 0.56392 employers 0.269264 social environmental changes 0.295126	worksite programs 0.27217 comprehensive workplace health 0.329091 off-site exercise facilities 0.268109 workplace health promotion 0.836793 employee health risks 0.298883 blood pressure control 0.278389 onsite fitness facilities 0.293522 employee vegetable garden 0.254066 CDC Worksite Health 0.421955 stress management opportunities 0.251661 online ScoreCard 0.236838 workplace efforts 0.202317 physical activity strategies 0.278234	CLICK HERE
14469	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Are You Up-To-Date? | CDC Features	Older Americans can stay healthy by keeping up to date with their immunization.	date 0.347005 diagnostic tests 0.704602 Older Americans 0.650107 reminder card 0.539207 blood test 0.53704 words 0.343286 regular check-ups 0.567744 regular basis 0.506689 flu shot 0.557293 urgent issues 0.530268 up-to-date 0.473081	immunization 0.36948 immunizations 0.35745 older adults 0.778665 U.S. Task Force 0.728309 Community Preventive Services 0.806267 popular song 0.542419 latest smart phone 0.747481 mammogram 0.380065 preventive services 0.965967 important preventive services 0.767455	CLICK HERE
14627	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	null	Zika Testing Training Videos	This video describes how to test for IgM to Zika virus using the ELISA method. It is intended as a training video for experienced laboratorians who will be conducting Zika testing. 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/zika/videos/EnglishMaster5-27-2016lowres.mp4			CLICK HERE