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3503	National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health	Html	en	Yoga: In Depth	Can yoga help with back pain, blood pressure, or anxiety and depression? Find out here.	health care provider 0.855724 National Health Interview 0.469681 weekly yoga classes 0.507819 fact sheet 0.421116 National Health Statistics 0.45108 clinical trials 0.466803 health care providers 0.630191 yoga poses 0.566386 ancient Indian philosophy 0.421281 acceptable training program 0.430084 blood pressure 0.613852 yoga users 0.444925 hot yoga practice 0.513277 Clinical Research Trials 0.424997 yoga practitioner 0.51149 self-care book 0.460453 complementary health approaches 0.550837 Complementary Medicine Practitioner 0.42875 Bikram yoga 0.449171 L. Using yoga 0.443257 health benefits 0.45641 yoga therapist training 0.512724 low back pain 0.462473 Group Health Research 0.457115 yoga 0.975287	Iyengar yoga 0.492219 specific health conditions 0.468066 yoga postures 0.457805 conventional medical care 0.435838 certain health conditions 0.465181 hot yoga 0.524087 Yoga Therapists 0.452213 Yoga Alliance 0.455903 integrative health approaches 0.445081 yoga teachers 0.481722 Internal Medicine. 0.445507 primary health care 0.463646 hatha yoga 0.574079 yoga instructor 0.454057 people 0.428457 physical postures 0.429362 Hatha yoga styles 0.515618 certain medical conditions 0.432464 complementary health practice 0.494795 high blood pressure 0.527641 chronic low-back pain 0.694229 complementary health 0.602009 et al 0.742505 Iyengar yoga therapy 0.488297	CLICK HERE
3626	National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health	Html	en	5 Things You Should Know About Dietary Supplements for Hepatitis C	An evidence-based summary for you to share with your health care provider. From NIH’s National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health.	dietary supplement 0.7634 early stages 0.348668 health problem 0.343917 health care provider 0.469253 irreversible side effects 0.357011 popular complementary health 0.485983 virus 0.270458 research 0.253962 Conventional medical treatments 0.494826 liver failure 0.433251 extract glycyrrhizin 0.360519 active extract 0.365504 lactoferrin 0.247874 things 0.228261 licorice root 0.365488 liver damage 0.434132 zinc 0.229346	results 0.227149 placebo 0.235738 National Institutes 0.356583 firm conclusions 0.35635 dietary supplements 0.586172 liver disease 0.576247 complications 0.229803 milk 0.22702 hepatitis 0.948204 people 0.309808 symptoms 0.229327 chronic hepatitis 0.736026 complementary health approaches 0.502625 liver cancer 0.43317 Colloidal silver 0.517862 chronic hepatitis C. 0.732723 potential effectiveness 0.350247	CLICK HERE
3628	National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health	Html	en	5 Things To Know About Relaxation Techniques for Stress	An evidence-based summary for you to share with your health care provider. From NIH’s National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health.	relaxation techniques 0.975449 negative effects 0.417624 body 0.357353 Occasional stress 0.472589 number 0.319442 oxygen consumption 0.422051 health care providers 0.502903 flow 0.322272 deep breathing exercises 0.542525 digestive disorders 0.423343 breathing rate 0.480408 blood vessels 0.428934 particular health condition 0.503712 feeling 0.321892 progressive relaxation 0.614041 symptoms 0.320639 health problems 0.425472 good nutrition 0.41036 normal coping mechanism 0.528167 brief instruction 0.407996 health outcomes 0.420352 contrast 0.323487 theory 0.32018 usefulness 0.326092 strong social support 0.498922	range 0.32074 Research 0.31968 regular exercise 0.406092 lower blood pressure 0.502843 specific health conditions 0.518105 relaxation technique 0.600053 safe care 0.410526 stress response 0.470115 self-hypnosis 0.326869 medical problem 0.406003 headaches 0.324595 biofeedback 0.323379 lowers blood pressure 0.529884 stress 0.496658 heart rate 0.549956 sleep disorders 0.417992 limited evidence 0.414814 relaxation response 0.823255 natural relaxation response 0.705738 stress hormones 0.479056 way 0.31966 practices 0.319429 conventional care 0.403398 slower breathing 0.455627	CLICK HERE
4040	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Who Is at Risk for Carotid Artery Disease?	The major risk factors for carotid artery disease include diabetes, family history of atherosclerosis, high blood pressure, lack of physical activity, metabolic syndrome, older age, overweight or obesity, smoking, unhealthy blood cholesterol levels, and unhealthy diet.	coronary artery disease 0.424404 major risk factors 0.44292 millimeters 0.216677 entire site 0.271738 mmHg 0.235111 high triglyceride level 0.325111 unhealthy diet 0.333107 body weight 0.260702 Search 0.21311 atherosclerosis increases 0.279382 unhealthy blood cholesterol 0.474165 risk factors 0.742099 high LDL 0.268686 low HDL 0.328306 Resources section 0.272168 blood vessels 0.267599 carotid arteries 0.323078 carotid artery disease 0.983001 list 0.21309 plaque buildup 0.314954 HDL cholesterol level 0.351083 lack 0.222978 health problems 0.262893 unhealthy cholesterol levels 0.370952	Smoking. Smoking 0.258586 certain height 0.25992 chronic kidney disease 0.331533 trans fats 0.258551 insulin 0.227001 blood cholesterol levels 0.442367 high blood sugar 0.330576 Metabolic syndrome 0.390935 physical activity. 0.266008 News 0.21305 blood sugar level 0.341121 Health Topics section 0.33152 overweight 0.245745 peripheral artery disease 0.415803 body’s tissues 0.259901 aerobic activity 0.266599 sedentary lifestyle 0.266584 people 0.245851 Older age 0.262604 metabolic risk factors 0.426102 NHLBI 0.216203 high blood pressure 0.591034 family history 0.321707 coronary heart disease 0.437209	CLICK HERE
4070	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is a Heart Attack Diagnosed?	Your doctor will diagnose a heart attack based on your signs and symptoms, your medical and family histories, and results from one or more tests: electrocardiogram (EKG), blood tests, and coronary angiography.	drop 0.320717 blood vessel 0.409241 heart attack 0.780035 troponin tests 0.415907 blood tests 0.590937 serum myoglobin tests 0.524695 entire site 0.42616 family histories 0.425222 doctor study 0.403015 current heart attack 0.556805 signs 0.359206 proteins 0.372043 CK–MB tests 0.415748 Search 0.322388 News 0.322248 Health Topics section 0.534268 blood flow 0.408639 insides 0.331047 EKG 0.407762 stent 0.32818 bloodstream 0.40098 test results 0.429129 small mesh tube 0.493752	Resources section 0.426312 electrical signals 0.414623 blockages 0.360946 electrical activity 0.423728 blood vessels 0.40505 detects 0.324637 procedure 0.385814 artery 0.34493 list 0.322341 heart muscle cells 0.523961 symptoms 0.322043 dye 0.439758 blockage 0.326864 coronary arteries 0.908735 painless test 0.434766 NHLBI 0.331102 special x rays 0.521235 cardiac catheterization 0.416915 Coronary angiography 0.540597 heart damage 0.430035 coronary heart disease 0.660594 normal levels 0.41272	CLICK HERE
4071	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Can a Heart Attack Be Prevented?	Lowering your risk factors for coronary heart disease—through heart-healthy lifestyle changes and ongoing medical care—can help you prevent a heart attack.	heart-healthy eating 0.601534 heart-healthy lifestyle changes 0.668311 phone numbers 0.570358 health care provider 0.625399 medical emergency 0.566174 entire site 0.581625 office 0.511996 related conditions 0.576144 Search 0.514442 lower your cholesterol 0.580238 heart-healthy lifestyle 0.678037 contact information 0.570125 risk factors 0.580513 Resources section 0.581936 affected arteries 0.571056 weight 0.512955 aspirin primary prevention 0.649226 blood sugar levels 0.6347 list 0.537047 steps 0.543887 handy place 0.570098 emergency action plan 0.623676 high risk 0.569396 drop 0.51327 heart attack 0.995137	medicines 0.546609 high blood 0.81589 High blood cholesterol 0.64371 Peripheral artery disease 0.628841 lower your risk 0.578025 high blood sugar 0.741473 signs 0.511746 News 0.514355 procedures 0.511801 blood sugar level 0.641901 Health Topics section 0.649865 diet 0.525352 medical help 0.567736 ongoing medical care 0.636687 Chronic kidney disease 0.626638 Talk 0.525426 wallet card 0.572514 statin medicine 0.576912 physical activity 0.57359 doctor 0.6024 NHLBI 0.520021 high blood pressure 0.731776 coronary heart disease 0.789978 diabetes 0.52411	CLICK HERE
4126	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What Are the Risks of Smoking?	The chemicals in tobacco smoke, including secondhand smoke and smoke from pipes or cigars, can cause changes in the body. Body changes can include inflammation, damage to blood vessel walls, changes to heart rhythm, an increase in blood pressure, changes in cholesterol and triglyceride levels, and thickened blood. Smoking can increase your risk for heart disease and peripheral artery disease.	major risk factor 0.812228 arteries 0.61209 entire site 0.484598 greatly increases 0.473871 arteries supply 0.546465 leg arteries 0.540176 respiratory distress syndrome 0.53124 secondhand smoke 0.722084 future coronary heart 0.559062 blood flow 0.814477 unhealthy blood cholesterol 0.582992 blood pressure 0.624079 heart failure 0.505013 heart muscle 0.548261 greater risk 0.49295 Thicken your blood 0.509908 tobacco smoke harm 0.680286 Resources section 0.486102 blood vessels 0.748686 Damages heart tissues 0.552097 birth control pills 0.540611 plaque buildup 0.525268 heart work 0.512746 coronary arteries 0.552617 highest risk 0.485247	Lower your HDL 0.47919 unhealthy cholesterol levels 0.565933 Disturb normal heart 0.581569 leg amputation 0.478096 oxygen-rich blood 0.508768 P.A.D. treatments 0.473028 Peripheral artery disease 0.546752 risk factors—such 0.492236 cigarette smoke 0.573094 pipe smoke 0.572572 heart disease 0.951366 smoking 0.566703 Health Topics section 0.559208 heart rate 0.509449 blood vessel walls 0.584315 active smoking 0.494536 blood 0.868585 people 0.546684 triglyceride level 0.48586 smoking contributes 0.506301 high blood pressure 0.563055 blood clots 0.553617 coronary heart disease 0.677095 heart attack 0.739626	CLICK HERE
4210	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	¿Qué es un ataque cardíaco?	Un ataque cardíaco ocurre cuando se obstruye de repente el flujo de sangre rica en oxígeno que llega a una parte del músculo cardíaco y el corazón no puede obtener oxígeno. Si usted piensa que usted u otra persona está teniendo síntomas de un ataque cardíaco o un ataque cardíaco, llame al 9-1-1 para recibir atención médica de urgencia.	suficiente sangre 0.773738	larga duración 0.711034	CLICK HERE
16479	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Bronchoscopy	Bronchoscopy is a procedure that looks inside the lung airways. It involves inserting a bronchoscope tube, with its light and small camera, through your nose or mouth, down your throat into your trachea, or windpipe, and to the bronchi and bronchioles of your lungs.	lung problem 0.451014 flexible bronchoscopy 0.816779 entire site 0.375369 lung airways 0.502937 general anesthesia 0.608311 oxygen therapy 0.351064 airway stents 0.465662 small tubes 0.342384 ride home 0.317483 sore throat 0.392722 rigid bronchoscope 0.370303 lungs 0.323126 Health Topics section 0.609151 small risk 0.319534 nose 0.212828 Visit Bronchoscopy 0.635696	flexible bronchoscope 0.356536 bronchoscope tube 0.351359 chest x ray 0.330576 Resources section 0.37434 minor bleeding 0.364102 procedure 0.914813 laboratory tests 0.353838 lung problems 0.634839 doctor 0.228684 large object 0.338515 low blood oxygen 0.552383 liquid medicine 0.333625 rigid bronchoscopy 0.914557 excess mucus 0.436142 hospital operating room 0.534614	CLICK HERE
16523	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Cough	A cough is your body’s natural reflex to help clear your airways of irritants and prevent infection.	drop 0.356441 allergies 0.352384 medical history 0.55886 sinus infections 0.608531 pollen 0.364846 entire site 0.617435 airways 0.454501 Visit Cough 0.826192 coughs 0.57091 extreme discomfort 0.576195 body 0.353574 cough 0.950311 chronic lung conditions 0.871715 interstitial lung diseases 0.830481 coughing 0.410679 pneumonia 0.36605 pulmonary fibrosis 0.6055 Search 0.354715 News 0.354187 initial cold 0.574113 certain medicines 0.623786 Health Topics section 0.880982	dust 0.349886 Subacute 0.411004 nerve endings 0.615718 test results 0.565286 natural reflex 0.632284 Resources section 0.612141 Acute 0.362159 respiratory infection 0.600629 smoke 0.414883 asthma 0.349599 Talk 0.345541 list 0.354539 postnasal drip 0.588169 doctor 0.390183 GERD 0.364181 NHLBI 0.388174 Common irritants 0.745198 medical conditions 0.576906 sinusitis 0.374119 physical exam 0.566871 gastroesophageal reflux disease 0.831369 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.834874	CLICK HERE