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3966	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Causes of High Blood Pressure	Changes, either from genes or the environment, in the body’s normal functions may cause high blood pressure, including changes to kidney fluid and salt balances, the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system, sympathetic nervous system activity, and blood vessel structure and function.	various changes 0.33357 entire site 0.332547 Prescription medicines 0.333494 aldosterone hormones 0.331208 hormone therapies 0.325939 certain tumors 0.326425 over-the-counter medicines 0.334419 sleep apnea 0.32686 large arteries 0.354855 body’s salt 0.334735 secondary high blood 0.367403 kidney function 0.359081 key functions 0.331135 Resources section 0.332989 blood vessels 0.372966 breathing rate 0.327791 salt levels 0.332081 birth control pills 0.349841 important functions 0.32964 known genetic factors 0.349852 medical conditions 0.326492 cold relief medicines 0.355018 cause high blood 0.383255 normal body functions 0.360552 aldosterone levels 0.328772	chronic kidney disease 0.352867 blood pressure regulation 0.375191 renal salt 0.330854 blood vessel structure 0.37256 kidneys 0.315101 body controls fluids 0.350304 thyroid problems 0.327213 normal functions 0.332468 Health Topics section 0.361061 blood volumes 0.363039 fetal development 0.327219 Research studies 0.32619 salt balances 0.361723 certain DNA changes 0.349555 heart rate 0.327482 genetic studies 0.327448 unhealthy lifestyle habits 0.392259 body controls fluid 0.351227 Emerging research 0.326492 body systems 0.329801 renin-angiotensin-aldosterone pathways 0.327969 Environmental causes 0.327131 medical causes 0.326538 angiotensin pathway 0.338491	CLICK HERE
4054	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Living With Coronary Heart Disease	Coronary heart disease can cause serious complications. Adopting a healthy lifestyle, along with ongoing care and emotional support, may help you prevent or delay coronary heart disease and resulting complications. Know the heart attack warning signs and call 9–1–1 for emergency help if you think you are having a heart attack.	healthy diet 0.368491 heart attack 0.985523 medicines 0.306595 blood tests 0.374139 entire site 0.375708 reduced oxygen supply 0.507862 patient support group 0.477352 cold sweat 0.355566 lifestyle changes 0.809185 health care team 0.464919 severe symptoms 0.365967 professional counselor 0.351711 local support groups 0.47429 usual pattern 0.3438 blood sugar level 0.51033 Health Topics section 0.532538 heart problems 0.52181 Upper body discomfort 0.560494 blood pressure 0.378361 stress 0.282829 fasting blood glucose 0.52005 heart muscle 0.417815 risk factors 0.362996	Resources section 0.38042 blood test 0.377544 office visits 0.359639 sleep problems 0.34779 healthy weight 0.368249 lipoprotein panel 0.366229 blood sugar levels 0.510539 area medical center 0.47233 symptoms 0.453854 doctor 0.414664 blood cholesterol 0.387566 new symptoms 0.383992 chest discomfort 0.4875 irregular heartbeats 0.387298 chest pain 0.705594 healthy lifestyle habits 0.552579 coronary heart disease 0.842763 Angina pain 0.410919 better results 0.363482 emergency care 0.346457 blood sugar 0.511377 triglyceride levels 0.37467 Heart Disease Treated 0.537973	CLICK HERE
4127	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What Are the Benefits of Quitting Smoking?	Quitting smoking and avoiding secondhand smoke benefits your heart and blood vessels. Studies show that quitting smoking lowers the risk for atherosclerosis, coronary heart disease, and complications such as heart attack or death.	entire site 0.506134 smoking declines 0.650262 urge 0.437708 new quit date 0.679694 recurrent heart attack 0.580236 cardiovascular death 0.4994 cold turkey 0.498145 secondhand smoke 0.571648 attempts 0.437041 family members 0.497759 alcohol 0.430029 overwhelmed—take tasks 0.486468 tobacco smoke 0.562574 Resources section 0.501681 blood vessels 0.494561 list 0.441855 new activities 0.488069 friends 0.460441 quit date 0.707536 heart-healthy eating plan 0.558379 brisk walk 0.491759 drug store 0.492607 cigarettes 0.437996 support 0.434025 best ways 0.501449	over-the-counter products 0.490995 average weight gain 0.550155 beta blockers 0.501294 percent 0.442053 current adult 0.49972 example 0.462037 heart disease 0.852164 smoking 0.960316 Health Topics section 0.595289 office building 0.488275 situation 0.432073 ACE inhibitors 0.497332 people 0.537959 heart disease risk 0.687059 meal 0.437591 nicotine gum 0.490395 withdrawal symptoms 0.561954 NHLBI 0.422975 slip 0.478231 future 0.43292 statins 0.422435 blood clots 0.498404 coronary heart disease 0.754233 time 0.481164	CLICK HERE
4212	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	¿Quiénes corren el riesgo de sufrir un ataque cardíaco?	Ciertos factores de riesgo hacen que sea más probable que usted sufra de enfermedad coronaria y tenga un ataque cardíaco. Los factores de riesgo que usted puede controlar incluyen fumar, presión arterial alta, concentraciones altas de colesterol en la sangre, sobrepeso y obesidad, una alimentación poco saludable, falta de actividad física y altas concentraciones de azúcar en la sangre debido a la resistencia a la insulina o diabetes. Los factores de riesgo que usted no puede controlar son la edad, los antecedentes familiares de enfermedad coronaria de aparición temprana y la preeclampsia.	grasas trans 0.772747 insuficiencia cardíaca 0.654218 Metabolic Syndrome 0.757422	principales factores 0.904845 enfermedades prematuras 0.692879	CLICK HERE
4240	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Beneficios de la actividad física	La actividad aeróbica moderada e intensa que se realiza con regularidad, reporta muchos beneficios a la salud, como: fortalecer el corazón, mejorar la función pulmonar, reducir el riesgo de enfermedad coronaria y de tener un segundo ataque cardíaco en personas que ya han tenido uno, disminuir la presión arterial y los triglicéridos en la sangre, elevar los niveles de colesterol HDL (colesterol “bueno”), ayudar al cuerpo a controlar los niveles de azúcar en la sangre, reducir la inflamación en el cuerpo y mantener un peso saludable.	principales factores 0.900253		CLICK HERE
14607	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis	Hypersensitivity pneumonitis is a rare immune system disorder that affects the lungs. If you have hypersensitivity pneumonitis, your body’s immune system reacts strongly to certain inhaled substances, causing short- or long-term inflammation especially in the interstitium or interstitial space of the lungs.	drop 0.435573 environmental substances 0.597643 medicines 0.4338 role 0.42678 immune system disorder 0.592889 hypersensitivity pneumonitis 0.921216 entire site 0.588434 humidifier lung 0.655331 hypersensitivity pneumonitis Health 0.759526 research 0.426751 long-term inflammation 0.658529 Topic sections 0.55662 interstitium 0.428075 corticosteroids 0.449165 immune systems 0.585747 Search 0.432606 News 0.432222 bird 0.430091	lungs 0.662781 extrinsic allergic alveolitis 0.788227 clinical trials 0.556404 Health Topics section 0.732748 chronic inflammation 0.638875 certain substances 0.616105 types 0.427068 Resources section 0.582015 irreversible scarring 0.590187 list 0.432478 people 0.429226 hot tub lung 0.791259 condition 0.447649 NHLBI 0.518113 exposure 0.429515 short 0.428278 fancier’s lung 0.651462	CLICK HERE
16522	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Coronary Calcium Scan	A coronary calcium scan is a CT scan of your heart that detects and measures the amount of calcium in the walls of your coronary arteries.	drop 0.313289 calcium scan test 0.595784 extra steps 0.363655 technicians 0.324552 calcifications 0.312144 sign 0.312129 entire site 0.376114 Agatston score 0.375761 contrast dye 0.372442 electron beam CT 0.449656 multidetector CT 0.401435 walls 0.311623 coronary calcium scan 0.964193 Buildup 0.317213 Search 0.31327 News 0.313171 Visit CT Scans 0.435057 slight risk 0.369664 higher your score 0.364309 Health Topics section 0.439748	hospital 0.311964 special scanner 0.370336 MDCT machine 0.364388 atherosclerosis 0.316591 faster CT scanner 0.449966 medical imaging facility 0.428774 Resources section 0.375185 high-quality pictures 0.368422 detects 0.315219 list 0.313237 people 0.310995 doctor 0.320071 coronary arteries 0.542831 tests 0.311433 NHLBI 0.320443 radiation 0.322195 baby 0.310867 coronary heart disease 0.526322 cancer 0.31101 coronary microvascular disease 0.53403	CLICK HERE
16635	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Living With Overweight and Obesity	If you have been diagnosed with overweight or obesity, it is important that you continue your treatment, aim for a healthy weight, continue your behavioral weight-loss program, and have your doctor monitor your condition and assess your risk for complications.	daily food intake 0.745845 health care provider 0.93045 lasting results 0.623121 entire site 0.631565 best way 0.625017 new lifestyle 0.633749 specific goal 0.632404 lipid panel test 0.702813 physical activity plan 0.738191 goals 0.686859 Behavioral weight-loss programs 0.763355 overall health 0.718849 Visit Assessing 0.621448 waist circumference 0.829035 multiple professionals 0.616381 doable goals 0.661194 Resources section 0.635654 fun activity 0.629816 average weight loss 0.732889 weight loss 0.919475 Slow changes 0.622196 social activities 0.621298 weight-loss specialist 0.747617 liver function test 0.702095 creative strategies 0.62319	regular physical activity 0.733836 possible side effects 0.617953 distant point 0.623786 important NHLBI resources 0.726912 Consecutive goals 0.644525 possible complications 0.629491 long-term process 0.621707 physical fitness 0.61872 healthy lifestyle changes 0.762945 behavioral weight-loss program 0.99213 Health Topics section 0.760661 quick weight loss 0.761313 occasional slip 0.620037 future weight gain 0.732427 healthy weight 0.959747 Activity Diary 0.645613 specific goals 0.654369 physical activity 0.863128 personal unhealthy habits 0.723679 United States Department 0.749279 small steps 0.620909 fasting glucose test 0.705839 lifestyle habits 0.64001 triglyceride levels 0.619089	CLICK HERE
16686	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	COPD - Causes	Long-term exposure to lung irritants—smoke, air pollution, chemical fumes, or dusts—that damage the lungs and the airways usually is the cause of COPD. A rare genetic condition called alpha-1 antitrypsin (AAT) deficiency can also cause the disease.	drop 0.332923 United States 0.464971 chronic lung disease 0.623605 entire site 0.477916 airways 0.386021 alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency 0.905449 cigarette smoke 0.566403 lung damage 0.504258 low blood levels 0.574288 inflammation 0.336505 Search 0.330723 News 0.33039 lungs 0.343025 Health Topics section 0.622446 secondhand smoke 0.557164 types 0.327556 tobacco smoke 0.554812	genetic condition 0.450442 liver 0.328156 Resources section 0.472926 asthma 0.398843 Pipe 0.327633 list 0.330612 people 0.379852 chemical fumes 0.472575 Long-term exposure 0.480378 AAT protein 0.494068 NHLBI 0.351042 lung irritants 0.719272 dusts 0.34859 air pollution 0.453496 low level 0.445134 Breathing 0.332213 causes COPD 0.71324	CLICK HERE
16690	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	COPD - Treatment	COPD has no cure yet. However, lifestyle changes and treatments can help you feel better, stay more active, and slow the progress of the disease.	disease management training 0.499641 lung disorders 0.527638 entire site 0.424698 important step 0.430838 Short-acting bronchodilators 0.431713 carefully selected patients 0.490292 lung function 0.481043 support group 0.421305 inhaled steroids 0.576237 talk 0.444552 health care providers 0.511712 COPD treatment 0.681857 National Heart 0.420042 family members 0.419643 community groups 0.422021 Flu shots 0.428481 Resources section 0.426763 larger air spaces 0.483635 Smoking Quitline 0.446293 chronic breathing problems 0.510092 basic information 0.419487 Blood Institute 0.416657 breathing problems 0.521891 preferred treatment 0.418358 healthy lung 0.473881	lung infection 0.481955 heart health 0.422981 lung transplant 0.709765 inhaled steroid 0.460391 lung transplants 0.47919 yearly flu shot 0.512488 bullae form 0.418834 oxygen therapy 0.420205 extra oxygen 0.491848 lifestyle changes 0.4222 short-acting inhaled bronchodilator 0.580002 severe symptoms 0.544586 COPD symptoms 0.615165 severe COPD 0.900014 smoking 0.480631 long-acting bronchodilators 0.637614 National Cancer Institute 0.515687 free help 0.439168 lung volume reduction 0.569491 Health Topics section 0.53962 family doctor 0.467173 regular treatment 0.420418 resources focus 0.418454 people 0.516705	CLICK HERE