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Organisms19

Animals, Wild Viruses Chytridiomycota Animals, Domestic Bacteria Cercopithecidae Platyrrhini Parasites Amphibians Livestock Birds Cebidae Mycobacterium tuberculosis Burkholderia pseudomallei Influenza A Virus, H1N1 Subtype Arenaviruses, New World Animals, Laboratory Mice, Inbred BALB C Blood-Borne Pathogens

Diseases51

Communicable Diseases Communicable Diseases, Emerging Infection Animal Diseases Bacterial Infections Virus Diseases Parasitic Diseases Zoonoses Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Influenza, Human HIV Infections Tuberculosis Protozoan Infections Mycoses Smallpox Parasitic Diseases, Animal Respiratory Tract Infections Malaria Disease Susceptibility Fever of Unknown Origin Fever Leprosy Measles Diarrhea Neglected Diseases Otitis Plague Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome Dengue Cholera Pneumonia Melioidosis Syphilis Bird Diseases Gastrointestinal Diseases Helminthiasis Cross Infection Tuberculosis, Pulmonary Rabies Neoplasms Influenza in Birds Community-Acquired Infections Meningitis, Fungal AIDS-Related Opportunistic Infections Leishmaniasis Primate Diseases Leptospirosis Tick-Borne Diseases Disease Models, Animal Pregnancy Complications, Infectious Central Nervous System Infections

Chemicals and Drugs6

Vaccines Anti-Bacterial Agents Anti-Infective Agents Viral Vaccines Antibodies, Viral Adjuvants, Immunologic

Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment43

Population Surveillance Disease Notification Sentinel Surveillance Vaccination Risk Factors Incidence Prevalence Models, Theoretical Models, Biological Containment of Biohazards Basic Reproduction Number Contact Tracing Retrospective Studies Clinical Laboratory Techniques Microbiological Techniques Public Health Surveillance Mass Vaccination Models, Statistical Epidemiological Monitoring Sequence Analysis, DNA Polymerase Chain Reaction Sensitivity and Specificity Patient Isolation Data Collection Drug Discovery Morbidity Risk Assessment Treatment Outcome Cross-Sectional Studies Questionnaires Hygiene Epidemiologic Methods Cluster Analysis Cohort Studies Diagnostic Test Approval Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay Hospitalization Serologic Tests Immunization Disease Models, Animal Clinical Trials as Topic Cause of Death Prospective Studies

Psychiatry and Psychology1

Phenomena and Processes21

Seasons Time Factors Disease Susceptibility Host-Pathogen Interactions Phylogeny Immunity, Innate Climate Climate Change Sensitivity and Specificity Species Specificity Ecosystem Genetic Variation Host-Parasite Interactions Drug Resistance, Bacterial Pregnancy Environment Genotype Evolution, Molecular Biological Evolution Immunity Virulence

Disciplines and Occupations16

Infectious Disease Medicine Public Health Tropical Medicine Microbiology Geography Epidemiology Research Biomedical Research Bacteriology Travel Medicine Veterinary Medicine Ecology Hematology Drug Discovery Specialization Military Medicine

Anthropology, Education, Sociology and Social Phenomena22

National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (U.S.)Bioterrorism Developing Countries Travel International Cooperation Civilization Population Dynamics Forecasting Emigration and Immigration Internationality Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)Demography Developed Countries Biological Warfare Health Policy Age Distribution Child Day Care Centers Socioeconomic Factors Politics Anthropology Paleopathology Resource Allocation

Technology, Industry, Agriculture3

Agriculture Animal Husbandry Synbiotics

Humanities12

World War II History, 19th Century History, 20th Century History, 18th Century History, 21st Century World War I Anniversaries and Special Events History, Ancient History, 16th Century History, Medieval History, 15th Century History, 17th Century

Information Science16

Incidence Prevalence Public Health Informatics Phylogeny Basic Reproduction Number Internet Databases, Factual Molecular Sequence Data Geographic Information Systems Crowdsourcing Data Collection Computer Simulation Morbidity Questionnaires Textbooks as Topic Cause of Death

Named Groups4

Infant, Newborn Refugees Consultants Infection Control Practitioners

Health Care77

Communicable Disease Control National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (U.S.)World Health Disease Transmission, Infectious World Health Organization Disease Outbreaks Population Surveillance Disease Notification Public Health Infection Control Epidemics Sentinel Surveillance Disease Vectors Vaccination Security Measures Risk Factors Incidence Prevalence Biosurveillance Quarantine Seasons Population Dynamics Public Health Administration Hospitals, Isolation Anniversaries and Special Events Basic Reproduction Number Disease Reservoirs Contact Tracing Societies, Medical Climate Retrospective Studies Emigration and Immigration Public Health Surveillance Disease Eradication Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)Mass Vaccination Demography Models, Statistical Epidemiological Monitoring Sensitivity and Specificity Disaster Planning Patient Isolation Antitrust Laws Health Policy Ecosystem Rural Population Endemic Diseases Age Distribution Laboratories Pandemics Data Collection Organizations Morbidity Practice Guidelines as Topic Infectious Disease Transmission, Patient-to-Professional Socioeconomic Factors Risk Assessment Urban Population Treatment Outcome Cross-Sectional Studies Questionnaires Hygiene Epidemiologic Methods Delivery of Health Care Environment Cluster Analysis Cohort Studies Diagnostic Test Approval Hospitalization Health Priorities Infection Control Practitioners Immunization Capacity Building Clinical Trials as Topic Infectious Disease Incubation Period Cause of Death Prospective Studies

Geographicals19

United States Africa Europe Asia Brazil China India South America Rome Latin America Poland Africa, Northern Central America Uganda Japan Canada Germany Africa South of the Sahara Thailand

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Communicable Diseases Infectious Disease Medicine Communicable Diseases, Emerging Communicable Disease Control National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (U.S.)World Health Disease Transmission, Infectious World Health Organization Disease Outbreaks Infection Animal Diseases Bacterial Infections Virus Diseases Population Surveillance Vaccines Parasitic Diseases Disease Notification Public Health Zoonoses World War II Tropical Medicine Bioterrorism Developing Countries Microbiology Infection Control Travel History, 19th Century International Cooperation Anti-Bacterial Agents Epidemics Sentinel Surveillance Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome United States Influenza, Human History, 20th Century Infant, Newborn Disease Vectors Vaccination HIV Infections Tuberculosis History, 18th Century Security Measures Risk Factors Protozoan Infections Africa Mycoses Geography Incidence History, 21st Century Animals, Wild Prevalence Biosurveillance Public Health Informatics Smallpox Quarantine Epidemiology Civilization Parasitic Diseases, Animal Viruses Seasons Models, Theoretical Europe Respiratory Tract Infections Malaria Time Factors Disease Susceptibility Population Dynamics Models, Biological Host-Pathogen Interactions World War I Fever of Unknown Origin Phylogeny Research Public Health Administration Containment of Biohazards Chytridiomycota Animals, Domestic Hospitals, Isolation Bacteria Asia Anniversaries and Special Events Anti-Infective Agents History, Ancient Cercopithecidae Basic Reproduction Number Brazil Fever Disease Reservoirs History, 16th Century Leprosy Platyrrhini Parasites Biomedical Research China Internet Immunity, Innate Contact Tracing Forecasting India Measles

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