Tags: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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Cucumbers Salmonella Outbreak: Reports of Illnesses Still On The Rise

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CDC: U.S. Smoking Rate Drops To Record Low

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Child Autism: More Than 2% Of Kids Now Have Autism, Study Finds

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Tapeworm Cancer Cells Transmitted To Human Host Who Developed Tumors And Died

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Brisk Walks Better For Weight Loss, Study Says

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Stewart Parnell Gets 28 Years For Contaminated Peanuts

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Dengue Fever: Tainan Faces Worst Outbreak, Over 10,000 Infected, 36 Dead

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White House Announces New Program To Counter Heroin Epidemic In Eastern States

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Kissing Bugs Bringing Disease To Texas Homes; Chagas Disease Still Greatly Underestimated

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Child Contracts Plague After Camping At Yosemite National Park

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Legionnaires Outbreak In New York Kills 10, Sickens 100

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U.S. Middle, High Schools Start Too Early, Teens Need More Sleep, Study Finds

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Superbug Infections Set To Increase Within US In Five Years

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Colorado Plague Victim: Second Death in 2015 Reported In Southern Part Of State

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Legionnaires' Disease Outbreak In NYC Leaves Two Dead, 31 Ill

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Global Diabetes Rate Has Doubled In Last 30 Years: Study

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Nearly Half Of Tropical Coral Species Face Extinction: Report

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