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4038	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What Is Carotid Artery Disease?	Carotid artery disease is a disease in which a waxy substance called plaque builds up inside the carotid arteries in either side of the neck. The common carotid arteries divide into internal carotid arteries, which supply oxygen-rich blood to your brain, and external carotid arteries, which supply oxygen-rich blood to your face, scalp, and neck.	plaque 0.351616 symptom onset 0.248367 entire site 0.253884 medical procedures 0.245649 body 0.226831 reduced blood flow 0.302375 long-term disability 0.249588 best chance 0.246133 blood flow 0.401812 common carotid arteries 0.521912 ruptures 0.212615 Resources section 0.255795 carotid arteries 0.75734 carotid artery disease 0.935096 major cause 0.300291 plaque buildup 0.290579 platelets 0.211626 symptoms 0.217737 parts 0.218553 waxy substance 0.258573 certain heart problems 0.279741 heart attack 0.246497 oxygen-rich blood 0.329684 United States 0.294981	recovery 0.215492 right carotid artery 0.515833 brain cells control 0.293188 strokes. Lifestyle changes 0.281862 scalp 0.21092 Health Topics section 0.303293 Blood cell fragments 0.293973 better your chances 0.247217 lasting brain damage 0.293514 brain attack. 0.254229 neck 0.235126 stroke 0.359071 Figure 0.225143 normal carotid artery 0.514178 plaque hardens 0.285676 urgent treatment 0.248205 speech problems 0.249288 external carotid arteries 0.560523 NHLBI 0.21262 normal blood flow 0.301881 sooner treatment 0.245942 blood clots 0.331502 internal carotid arteries 0.501209 blood clot 0.259654	CLICK HERE
4114	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Living With Peripheral Artery Disease	Living with peripheral artery disease and its symptoms requires ongoing health care and heart-healthy lifestyle changes. Talk to your doctor about taking part in a supervised exercise program, maintain routine foot care and inspection for sores, and take all medicines as prescribed.	heart-healthy eating 0.503167 drop 0.32937 heart attack 0.601923 medicines 0.328469 distance 0.325374 entire site 0.463438 sores 0.335403 thigh muscles 0.476252 good foot hygiene 0.552627 Wear comfortable shoes 0.563975 Search 0.328139 News 0.327865 Health Topics section 0.598414 possible infections 0.442989 Heart-healthy lifestyle changes 0.801799 toes 0.334656 P.A.D. symptoms 0.439746 pain 0.401705 peripheral artery disease 0.608908 break 0.328263	Resources section 0.460264 professional medical treatment 0.551572 checkups 0.344372 Talk 0.324339 corns 0.337375 list 0.328048 stroke 0.360705 steps 0.325758 physical activity 0.434945 calluses 0.338697 bunions 0.336977 doctor 0.383826 supervised exercise program 0.566754 NHLBI 0.345877 calf 0.329785 coronary heart disease 0.827972 risk 0.325825 time 0.325439 transient ischemic attack 0.929086 conditions 0.325782	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
4137	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Can a Stroke Be Prevented?	Taking action to control your risk factors—through staying physically active, quitting smoking, maintaining a healthy weight, making heart-healthy eating choices, and managing stress—can help prevent a stroke, or if you’ve already had a stroke, prevent another one.	heart-healthy eating choices 0.612324 risk factors 0.833626 heart-healthy lifestyle changes 0.666214 Physical activity 0.287037 aspirin primary prevention 0.62845 Resources section 0.316593 blood vessels 0.557852 entire site 0.322458 lower your risk 0.286069	healthy weight 0.275333 stroke 0.949238 doctor 0.339877 stress levels 0.267722 family history 0.267237 reasonable weight loss 0.505442 Health Topics section 0.577625 secondhand smoke 0.311094 stroke. Talk 0.310461	CLICK HERE
4222	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	¿Cómo se diagnostica la enfermedad coronaria?	El médico diagnostica la enfermedad coronaria con base en sus antecedentes médicos y familiares, sus factores de riesgo, un examen físico y los resultados de una o más pruebas e intervenciones médicas como electrocardiograma (ECG), prueba de esfuerzo, ecocardiografía, radiografía del tórax, pruebas de sangre, angiografía coronaria y cateterismo cardíaco.	suficiente sangre 0.930088 insuficiencia cardíaca 0.374523 ondas sonoras 0.366014 corazón trabaje 0.751005	mala circulación 0.7962 posibles signos 0.383293 siguientes pruebas 0.472769 darán medicinas 0.438743	CLICK HERE
4237	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Cómo vivir con presión arterial alta	Si usted tiene presión arterial alta, lo mejor que puede hacer es hablar con su proveedor de atención médica y tomar medidas para controlarla haciendo cambios saludables en su estilo de vida y tomando sus medicamentos, si se los han recetado.			CLICK HERE
4243	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Recomendaciones respecto a la actividad física	El Departamento de Salud y Servicios Humanos de los Estados Unidos (HHS) ha publicado pautas para la actividad física que recomiendan el tipo y la cantidad de actividad física que pueden realizar los niños y jóvenes de 6 años en adelante, los adultos, las personas de 65 años o más, las mujeres embarazadas o que han tenido un bebé recientemente y otros grupos de personas.	mayores beneficios 0.512276 Physical Activity Guidelines 0.945695 juegos espontáneos 0.542166	2 horas diarias frente 0.624187 Estados Unidos 0.55349	CLICK HERE
4244	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Cómo iniciar y mantener un programa de actividad física	Para comenzar un programa de actividad física y mantenerlo, haga que la actividad física se vuelva parte de sus costumbres diarias, personalice los beneficios, realice actividades con sus amigos y familiares, integre más actividad a sus quehaceres cotidianos, utilice el tiempo para hacer actividad física como una forma de recompensa, lleve un registro de sus logros, realice las actividades sin ponerse en peligro y consulte con su médico.	actividad física forma 0.927975 Your Guide 0.466512 Physical Activity Guidelines 0.660326	Your Heart 0.465656 Physical Activity 0.829505	CLICK HERE
15333	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Consumir una alimentación saludable para el corazón	Una alimentación saludable para el corazón incluye vegetales, frutas, granos enteros, productos lácteos sin grasa o bajos en grasa, pescado, carnes magras (con poca grasa), pollo y otras aves, huevos, nueces, semillas, productos de soya, legumbres y aceites vegetales (excepto los aceites de coco y de palma). Además, limita el sodio, las grasas saturadas y grasas trans, los azúcares agregados y el alcohol.	altos niveles 0.533933 origen animal 0.528959 grasas trans 0.957924 escoja alimentos 0.551737 siguientes patrones 0.534323 comidas caseras 0.531788 Estados Unidos 0.657947 médico cuánto alcohol 0.546897	siguientes alimentos 0.565059 colesterol ldl 0.544947 productos lácteos 0.80439 altas cantidades 0.586998 ciruelas pasas 0.539491 Stop Hypertension 0.540194 alimentación dash 0.613697 alto contenido 0.571596	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