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Suicide Among Adults Aged 35-64 Years - United States,1999-2010

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Adult Participation in Aerobic and Muscle-StrengtheningPhysical Activities - United States, 2011

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Preventing Chronic Disease - CDC: Volume 10, 2013:12_0215

Volumen 10 — el 02 de mayo de 2013.

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Controlling asthma in schools: Asthma awareness month

Controlling asthma in schools: CDC’s focus for asthma awareness month 

Controlling asthma in schools: CDC’s focus for asthma awareness month

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CDC urges everyone: Get ready to stay cool before temperatures soarCDC urges everyone: Get ready to stay cool before temperatures soar | CDC Online Newsroom | Press Release

CDC urges everyone: Get ready to stay cool before temperatures soar 

CDC urges everyone: Get ready to stay cool before temperatures soar

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MMWR News Synopsis: June 6, 2013 | CDC Media Relations

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CDC Media Relations - MMWR News Synopsis: June 6, 2013

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FAQ: Insect Repellent Use & Safety

arbovirus  arboviral  West Nile virus  West Nile encephalitis  West Nile  encephalitus  mosquitoes mosquitos  Japanese encephalitis  flavivirus  Culex  brain inflammation 

Information on West Nile Virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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Coronavirus - Update, Case Definitions, and Guidance - MERS-CoV - CDC

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Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) Case Definitions for patient under investigation (PUI), confirmed case, and probable case.

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Coronavirus - Related Materials - MERS-CoV - CDC

coronavirus  MERS  MERS-CoV  novel coronavirus  SARS  SARS-CoV  Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus  alpha coronavirus 229E  alpha coronavirus NL63  beta coronavirus OC43  beta coronavirus HKU1  Middle East Respiratory Syndrome-CoV 

CDC Coronavirus: Coronaviruses are common throughout the world. They can infect people and animals. Five different coronaviruses can infect people and make them sick. They usually cause mild to moderate upper-respiratory illness.

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Nationwide Rubella Epidemic - Japan, 2013

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