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8812	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Naegleria fowleri - Policy & Recommendations	Policy and Recommendations concerning Naegleria fowleri. 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.	Acanthamoeba spp 0.277918 warm fresh water 0.331728 stiff neck 0.273247 visual disturbances 0.274531 laboratory confirmed.** 0.269239 recent history 0.274123 state health departments 0.353488 nasal mucosa 0.295234 mental-state abnormalities 0.279407 primary amoebic meningoencephalitis 0.363542 disease trends 0.273263 healthy children 0.271289 voluntary assistance 0.277816 water exposure 0.269102 sudden onset 0.280696 Naegleria fowleri infections 0.909276 clinically similar illness 0.331403 nasal discharge 0.286815 Initial signs 0.2734 young adults 0.274584 reference laboratory 0.267973 Territorial Epidemiologists 0.365269 standard case definition 0.34206 olfactory nerve 0.278024 nationally notifiable disease 0.490142	amebic encephalitis 0.317088 Acanthamoeba spp. 0.280178 U.S. Naegleria 0.41794 primary amebic meningoencephalitis 0.555487 molecular characterization 0.268855 State Health Services 0.330309 positive Kernig 0.273656 clinically compatible illness 0.330061 Infectious Disease Committee. 0.327594 free-living ameboflagellate 0.286098 fulminant hemorrhagic meningoencephalitis 0.386105 bacterial meningitis 0.268894 Definitive diagnosis 0.267559 Laboratory-confirmed Naegleria fowleri 0.581967 Brudzinski’s signs 0.274673 healthcare provider awareness 0.323587 non-notifiable infections 0.295808 free-living amebae 0.275762 Yoder JS 0.267437 Balamuthia mandrillaris 0.367384 nasal obstruction 0.290724 Texas notifiable conditions 0.35176 infected persons 0.270898 important environmental factors 0.320164	CLICK HERE
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12044	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Human Parainfluenza Viruses | Symptoms and HPIV Illnesses | CDC	Human parainfluenza viruses (HPIVs) commonly cause upper and lower respiratory illnesses. After infected, takes about 2-7 days before develop symptoms: fever, runny nose, and cough.	cold-like symptoms 0.533877 vocal cords 0.553248 runny nose 0.587037 multiple HPIV illnesses 0.666941 cough 0.439794 navigation Skip 0.654821 cause croup 0.616489 larynx 0.440179 upper respiratory illness 0.803349 pneumonia 0.480476 medical attention 0.543318 immune systems 0.572154 sore throat 0.568528 young children 0.563001 lungs 0.527343 severe respiratory illnesses 0.756473	main air passages 0.676104 smallest air passages 0.678593 irritability 0.447513 list Skip 0.657312 infants 0.432483 commonly cause 0.615684 air passages 0.700247 page options Skip 0.792016 bronchial tubes 0.549303 respiratory illnesses 0.774467 lower respiratory illness 0.992844 symptoms 0.562447 Human parainfluenza viruses 0.712359 ear pain 0.545244 older adults 0.566902	CLICK HERE
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12843	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Patients Face More Lethal Infections from CRE | CDC Features	Some germs are beating even our strongest antibiotics. Rapid action by clinicians and healthcare leaders is needed to stop the rise of lethal CRE infections.	common type 0.484308 wound infections 0.527152 CDC 0.467647 control steps 0.477102 lethal infections 0.628142 new information 0.488053 state health departments 0.543594 seven-fold increase 0.483112 routine bladder 0.486434 germs 0.659945 regional lab network 0.548527 patients 0.470141 antibiotic resistant pathogens. 0.560996 drug-resistant pathogens 0.486888 large cities 0.481121 strongest antibiotics 0.532688 severe infections 0.528015 healthy people 0.477945 intense infection prevention 0.546664 CRE 0.901737 inpatient medical care 0.574335 usual forms 0.490455 acute care hospitals 0.54472 outbreaks 0.430415	acute care facilities 0.568847 nursing homes 0.566822 Antibiotic Resistance Prevention 0.561386 outpatient practices 0.476927 United States 0.481018 germs.This means 0.481056 rapid improvement 0.47976 antibiotic-fighting abilities 0.481556 Rapid action 0.497013 KB 0.431388 healthcare leaders 0.497925 lethal germs 0.618059 50 states 0.48074 Vital Signs report 0.564427 Enterobacteriaceae family 0.489167 major successes 0.481796 CRE prevention toolkit 0.742798 critical national infrastructure 0.543806 practical CRE prevention 0.744795 lethal CRE infections 0.898734 long-term acute care 0.69913 medical staff 0.483834 medical facilities 0.611352 e.g. E. coli 0.567271	CLICK HERE