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	CDC @CDCgov	4h
	Learn steps you can take to help prevent food poisoning when shopping for, cooking, and storing chicken. go.usa.gov/xPnxb
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	CDC @CDCgov	9h
	A big cheer for National Protect Your Hearing Month — remember to bring earplugs so nothing can stop you from cheering for your team at the big game! Learn more: bit.ly/2zv57RV #NPYHM pic.twitter.com/Zyx3iiX6S1
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	CDC @CDCgov	Oct 20
	Cleaning up after Hurricane #Michael? Standing water risks include infectious diseases, chemical hazards, and injuries. bit.ly/2gqlAfx pic.twitter.com/r6ATfAoroK
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	CDC @CDCgov	Oct 19
	Prevent CO poisoning. If the power is out, DON’T run a generator or any gas-powered engine inside! Use generators in a dry area, at least 20 feet away from any window, door, or vent. bit.ly/2pobEI0 #Michael pic.twitter.com/mP4rbA2xQG
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	CDC @CDCgov	Oct 19
	Replying to @jenlcan Yes, this year the nasal spray flu vaccine is approved for use in non-pregnant individuals, 2 years through 49 years of age. However, it is possible that some flu vaccine providers did not order the nasal spray option.
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	CDC @CDCgov	Oct 19
	Cases of #monkeypox have been reported in #Nigeria. Monkeypox is a rare disease spread by contact w/ an infected person or animal (dead or alive). #Travelers should avoid contact w/ people or animals that may be sick, & wash hands often w/ soap & water. bit.ly/2yMu3CS pic.twitter.com/B6nncxxniG
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	CDC Injury Center @CDCInjury	Oct 19
	Today @CDCgov launched the 6th in a series of interactive Rx #opioid trainings for healthcare providers addressing #opioid dosing. Get the training here: go.usa.gov/xPnBt pic.twitter.com/IFU2WndhYb
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	CDC @CDCgov	Oct 19
	Replying to @frangiaq CDC strives to strike a balance between providing information that is beneficial to the public’s health & protecting the privacy of patients & their families. Therefore, CDC is currently deferring to states to release information about acute flaccid myelitis cases as they choose.
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	CDC @CDCgov	Oct 19
	The travel notice for #Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has been raised from level 1 to level 2. Risk of Ebola to most travelers is low with potential increased risk to those going in or near the outbreak area. #CDCTravelNotice: bit.ly/2vxAiJY. pic.twitter.com/mvcc763zMM
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	CDC @CDCgov	Oct 19
	Replying to @CDCgov Answer: All of the above! Handwashing is essential during key times each day when germs are likely to get on your hands and easily spread to others. go.usa.gov/xUzrF pic.twitter.com/iSNlcCRGzH
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	CDC @CDCgov	Oct 19
	You can’t see them, but germs are everywhere! Protect yourself and your family from getting sick by washing your hands the right way. go.usa.gov/xUzrF pic.twitter.com/b2wNqeqI7E
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	Dr. Robert R. Redfield @CDCDirector	Oct 19
	New @CDCMMWR: In 2017, West Nile virus was the most common germ spread by mosquito bites in the continental U.S. Cases of WNV occur during mosquito season, which starts in the summer and continues through fall. Learn how you can reduce your risk of WNV: bit.ly/2yJ5uXu pic.twitter.com/B8twukGzpr
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	CDC @CDCgov	Oct 19
	Different practices in investigating and reporting sudden unexpected infant deaths can affect prevention efforts and the ability to reliably monitor trends and identify risk factors. Watch #CDCGrandRounds Live on Facebook, October 23 at 1 pm ET. bit.ly/2ykbvum #SIDS pic.twitter.com/ptltkDPa71
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	CDC Emerging Infections @CDC_NCEZID	Oct 18
	Keep your eyes safe this #Halloween! Wearing decorative contacts without a prescription can lead to a scary infection. go.usa.gov/3htgV pic.twitter.com/xCzopOoskJ
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	CDC @CDCgov	Oct 18
	Salmonella outbreak linked to various raw chicken products includes 92 people from 29 states. Always handle raw chicken carefully and cook it to 165°F. More info: go.usa.gov/xPnxT pic.twitter.com/kSka6PpaX8
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	CDC_NCBDDD @CDC_NCBDDD	Oct 18
	Planning a vacation this #Fall? If you are thinking about getting pregnant, remember #Zika is not over. Consider the area’s risk of #Zika as you plan your trip: bit.ly/2OsNv1g pic.twitter.com/mS6O2Ji2db
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	CDC @CDCgov	Oct 18
	When Emily and Caroline tested positive for the BRCA gene mutation, they both faced important decisions. Watch as two sisters facing the same breast cancer risk share their two different paths: bit.ly/BYBEmilyCaroli…. pic.twitter.com/1zfGdJJgYT
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	CDC Emergency @CDCemergency	Oct 18
	Check for #mold growth in your home or business after a #flood. Put on personal protective gear, including waterproof boots, gloves, goggles, & a N95 respirator, before entering a home with mold. Learn more: ow.ly/1nET30mhtUd #Michael #txwx pic.twitter.com/dFQ7dR3hv2
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	CDC Emergency @CDCemergency	Oct 18
	Use ONLY safe water for personal hygiene after a flood. Do not use floodwater or water you suspect is contaminated to bathe, brush your teeth, or wash your hands. Learn more: ow.ly/wIAd30mgHqZ #Michael #txwx pic.twitter.com/pOVDN7quO3
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	CDC @CDCgov	Oct 18
	Unite against bullying. Support kindness, acceptance, and inclusion everywhere. go.usa.gov/xPBRn #StopBullying pic.twitter.com/rF7v8kNbwY
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