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4055	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What is Coronary Microvascular Disease?	Coronary microvascular disease (MVD) is heart disease that affects the tiny coronary (heart) arteries. In coronary MVD, the walls of the heart's tiny arteries are damaged or diseased.	coronary artery disease 0.65058 plaque 0.331531 entire site 0.292823 research 0.229341 health outcomes 0.275068 plak 0.215669 Search 0.217226 wise study 0.350173 heart muscle diseases 0.352437 blood flow 0.280903 large coronary arteries 0.660279 small coronary artery 0.616132 large arteries 0.415212 National Heart 0.283801 heart muscle 0.353173 normal artery 0.32025 Resources section 0.291841 coronary artery 0.764372 Ischemia Syndrome Evaluation 0.343844 list 0.217189 plaque buildup 0.319549 traditional coronary heart 0.610068 Blood Institute 0.276317 best diagnostic tests 0.339356	waxy substance 0.291132 women 0.24674 drop 0.215934 Standard tests 0.276216 oxygen-rich blood 0.285394 hormones 0.215322 network 0.214827 walls 0.21496 News 0.217117 men 0.214572 Health Topics section 0.366971 microvasculature 0.222152 coronary mvd 0.973149 blockages 0.219634 people 0.229441 Figure 0.226928 tiny arteries 0.437291 NHLBI 0.222341 ) arteries. 0.373286 high blood pressure 0.346235 blood clots 0.351592 coronary heart disease 0.698511 coronary microvascular disease 0.871569 large coronary artery 0.608787	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
4079	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Living With Heart Failure	If you are living with heart failure, you should follow your lifelong treatment plan, take steps to prevent heart failure from getting worse, plan ahead, and obtain emotional support.	Certain actions 0.394413 entire site 0.411512 pneumonia vaccines 0.398633 dietitian 0.32049 patient support group 0.471141 health care team 0.46195 professional counselor 0.395718 local support groups 0.469438 Search 0.320546 talk 0.379372 new over-the-counter medicines 0.539721 heart failure 0.979485 leisure time 0.399911 Resources section 0.411865 new medicine 0.392009 respiratory infections 0.394047 complete list 0.39375 symptoms 0.363657 anxiety 0.33424 tests 0.333856 lab work 0.398703 herbal supplements 0.390575 emergency care 0.39094 conditions 0.332616 medical appointments 0.398032	problems 0.336525 over-the-counter products 0.403123 medicines 0.572018 Phone numbers 0.39353 hospital stay 0.396215 advice 0.339261 office visit 0.387972 daily activities 0.50773 lifestyle changes 0.401641 drinking alcohol 0.39198 ongoing treatment 0.394148 News 0.320473 Health Topics section 0.503536 diet 0.33341 harmful side effects 0.399093 stress 0.331943 new treatments 0.401457 area medical center 0.469327 salty foods 0.403214 people 0.357602 flu 0.335069 doctor 0.700653 help 0.322148 NHLBI 0.325217	CLICK HERE
4119	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Recommendations for Physical Activity	The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has released physical activity guidelines that recommend the types and amounts of physical activity that children and youth age 6 or older, adults, people over the age of 65, women who are pregnant or just had a baby, and other groups can do.	fast swimming 0.365583 Human Services 0.371634 Bone-strengthening activities 0.368001 entire site 0.369436 lung disease 0.353884 U.S. Department 0.371673 resistance bands 0.422314 school work 0.360112 major muscle groups 0.402632 amounts 0.345645 children 0.400636 moderate-intensity aerobic activity 0.817437 Resources section 0.36916 Americans 0.337825 pregnancy 0.330877 daily life 0.370503 moderate-intensity activity 0.37807 activity level 0.374106 regular physical activity 0.456413 vigorous activity 0.376871 health benefits 0.567786 general rule 0.359606 Examples 0.383437 low risk 0.356125	major health benefits 0.40834 good fit 0.362719 heavy gardening 0.358559 Physical Activity Guidelines 0.514066 heart disease 0.355167 activity levels 0.376171 Health Topics section 0.427954 playground equipment 0.361014 types 0.340739 vigorous-intensity activity 0.403513 physical activity gain 0.427038 physical development 0.371973 people 0.352514 chronic conditions 0.354328 physical activity 0.996943 Muscle-strengthening activities 0.420575 Inactive adults 0.363517 doctor 0.330076 HHS guidelines 0.425979 vigorous-intensity aerobic activity 0.539991 unstructured play 0.36744 screen time 0.360466 older adults 0.571487 information 0.324882	CLICK HERE
4225	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	null	Descripción de la presión arterial alta	La presión arterial alta es una enfermedad común en la que la sangre fluye a través de los vasos sanguíneos (arterias) a una presión más alta de lo normal.			CLICK HERE
4259	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Otros cambios en el estilo de vida que son saludables para el corazón	La actividad física es parte de un estilo de vida saludable para el corazón.	origen animal 0.525575 colesterol hdl 0.373212 Productos lácteos 0.371816 grasos trans 0.390296 colesterol ldl 0.370832 atención médica. un imc 0.418293 Assessing Your Weight 0.399331	diabetes tipo 0.454073 posibles riesgos 0.358027 ciruelas pasas 0.390131 Stop Hypertension 0.374783 alimentación dash 0.920661 Mucha carne 0.382581	CLICK HERE
4265	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is a Heart Attack Treated?	Early treatment for a heart attack can prevent or limit damage to the heart muscle. Act fast by calling 9–1–1 at the first symptoms of a heart attack. Immediate treatments include aspirin, nitroglycerin, oxygen therapy, and treatment for chest pain. Your doctor may initiate treatment to restore blood flow through the blood vessels supplying the heart, such as clot-busting medicines and percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI). Other treatments include medicines, medical procedures, heart-healthy lifestyle changes, and cardiac rehabilitation.	medically supervised program 0.676071 coronary angioplasty 0.695729 heart-healthy lifestyle changes 0.676781 Thrombolytic medicines 0.689852 entire site 0.65052 Beta blockers 0.720446 percutaneous coronary intervention 0.81904 Statin medicines 0.685623 heart condition 0.660762 blood flow 0.723909 mental health specialists 0.674522 heart muscle 0.741115 blood cholesterol level 0.691139 Resources section 0.651942 coronary artery 0.861023 blood vessels 0.657623 blood thinners 0.657604 Early treatment 0.652601 coronary arteries 0.812498 blood clotting 0.662351 following medicines 0.685092 unwanted blood clots 0.703147 cardiac rehab team 0.693304 ACE inhibitors 0.693953	blood vessel 0.691757 heart attack 0.978751 medicines 0.765978 coronary artery bypass 0.80957 clot-busting medicines 0.688416 Beta blockers decrease 0.688184 lower blood pressure 0.692889 related clot 0.651111 cardiac rehab 0.713026 rehab team 0.695995 Health Topics section 0.694859 Medical personnel 0.652347 limit damage 0.649136 lower your blood 0.652822 clot busters 0.65216 Certain treatments 0.650165 Oxygen therapy 0.649203 small mesh tube 0.680272 blood 0.744273 healthy artery 0.682706 future heart problems 0.694687 doctor 0.653241 chest pain 0.689837 blood clots 0.730959	CLICK HERE
15923	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Pneumonia - Causes	Pneumonia occurs when certain bacterial, viral, and fungal infections cause inflammation in the air sacs, or alveoli, of the lungs. Some of the more common causes in the United States include Streptococcus pneumoniae or pneumococcus bacteria, the influenza or flu virus, and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV).	common type 0.286555 Mississippi River Valleys 0.325147 Mycoplasma pneumoniae 0.288704 entire site 0.280373 atypical pneumonia 0.554417 whirlpool spas 0.276244 air sacs 0.512866 bird droppings 0.325424 lungs 0.345533 left lung 0.26872 Resources section 0.282458 Chlamydia pneumoniae. 0.275791 desert Southwest 0.2689 fungi infections 0.289295 Mycoplasma pneumoniae. 0.279151 infected alveoli 0.272565 Legionella pneumophila. 0.278544 weak immune systems 0.33588 human parainfluenza virus 0.324714 normal alveoli 0.273586 Lungs Work 0.312924 common cold virus 0.331462 United States 0.398189 cell transplant procedures 0.319637	pneumococcus bacteria 0.353247 flu virus 0.270013 Pneumocystis pneumonia 0.510735 homeless shelters 0.271412 pneumonia 0.915724 body filters bacteria 0.394299 decorative fountains 0.275635 bacterial pneumonia 0.818206 Health Topics section 0.35241 single lower lobe 0.337016 lobar pneumonia 0.550216 higher risk 0.272059 common cause 0.590587 Lobar bacterial pneumonia 0.632776 following types 0.271851 viral pneumonia 0.661396 fungal infections 0.27862 skin rash 0.277641 hair-like structures 0.272178 Southern California 0.268939 Respiratory syncytial virus 0.328386 Streptococcus pneumoniae 0.286836 human metapneumovirus 0.2713 crowded places 0.277936	CLICK HERE
16481	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Cardiac MRI	A cardiac MRI is a painless imaging test that uses radio waves, magnets, and a computer to create detailed pictures of your heart.	contrast dye injections 0.692081 Visit MRI Scans 0.664144 best way 0.514748 type 0.419159 older tattoo inks 0.571083 heart problems 0.524421 results 0.417923 vein 0.419046 liver disease 0.496299 detailed pictures 0.511968 magnets 0.417909 medical imaging facility 0.596697 blood vessels 0.502008 metal 0.429163 rare instances 0.501757 cool feeling 0.503872 cardiac tumors 0.574988 chest x rays 0.51744 transdermal skin patches 0.58084 small amounts 0.498283 adverse effects 0.498508 skin burns 0.494145 detailed information 0.511192 piercings 0.420263 MRI machine 0.675173	magnetic resonance imaging 0.620652 heart attack 0.523292 contrast dye 0.924859 breath 0.417995 cardiac mri 0.864825 sounds 0.416962 pericarditis 0.427155 chest CT scans 0.600223 hospital 0.417729 painless imaging test 0.625336 radio waves 0.515446 table 0.448922 severity 0.424209 allergic reaction 0.499785 heart valve problems 0.617533 loud humming 0.512264 breast milk 0.566989 technician 0.439617 nuclear magnetic resonance 0.618906 imaging tests 0.508847 doctor 0.473544 discomfort 0.423677 coronary heart disease 0.624155 needle 0.417459	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