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4053	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Can Coronary Heart Disease Be Prevented or Delayed?	You can prevent and control coronary heart disease by taking action to control your risk factors with heart-healthy lifestyle changes and medicines.	CHD increases 0.826024 drop 0.436049 heart attack 0.55479 medicines 0.489668 heart-healthy lifestyle changes 0.792812 gender 0.429579 Resources section 0.578578 entire site 0.585462 risk factors—such 0.569259 CHD risk factors 0.982919 list 0.430121 high blood cholesterol 0.710882	health problems 0.547517 NHLBI 0.459319 high blood pressure 0.696409 Search 0.430268 News 0.429828 action 0.427711 following heart-healthy lifestyles 0.759544 Health Topics section 0.729179 overweight 0.445781 obesity 0.436451 Examples 0.427178	CLICK HERE
4065	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Living With the DASH Eating Plan	Understanding the DASH eating plan will help you start and follow this plan for life.	added salt 0.542725 foods 0.614098 barbecue sauce 0.543673 soy sauce 0.577159 entire site 0.545626 Weekly DASH menus 0.621385 daily food 0.548042 DASH eating plan 0.951208 NHLBI meal planning 0.577025 convenience foods 0.589253 potassium-rich foods 0.550177 sample daily DASH 0.62688 NHLBI In-Brief 0.545426 cured food 0.551172 blood pressure 0.571485 Resources section 0.54696 Eat smaller portions 0.577801 lime juice 0.541542 nutritional goals 0.567301 food labels 0.549533 table salt 0.545607 Substitute low-calorie foods 0.584516 mg daily sodium 0.596891 daily sodium levels 0.664704 salt-free seasoning blends 0.582002	Daily DASH Log 0.62671 sodium intake 0.563012 Asian foods 0.552489 heart-healthy recipes 0.584968 lean meats 0.544932 healthier choices 0.54477 sodium Americans 0.555428 Flavor your foods 0.552397 unhealthy foods 0.550008 Health Topics section 0.586766 plan sample menus 0.58461 hot cereals 0.543388 salty snacks 0.543208 mg potassium 0.545916 menu items 0.580979 salty ingredients 0.54334 salad dressings 0.541662 Body Weight Planner 0.575644 healthier food choices 0.591224 healthy weight 0.58325 fresh poultry 0.543087 cold cuts 0.541503 healthier substitute snack 0.573527 total daily calories 0.589525	CLICK HERE
4086	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Living With Heart Valve Disease	Heart valve disease is a lifelong condition. See your doctor regularly for ongoing care and to determine how this condition may affect pregnancy.	red spots 0.461853 heart-healthy lifestyle changes 0.520346 entire site 0.472322 lifelong condition 0.472587 danger 0.411385 mother 0.422122 chills 0.41526 Search 0.413153 legs 0.412067 heart valve disease 0.95148 proper care 0.460081 heart failure 0.473034 lives 0.412255 faulty heart valve 0.586413 Resources section 0.471537 pregnancy 0.440569 list 0.413125 regular checkups 0.479763 symptoms 0.481551 infective endocarditis 0.471349 tests 0.411574 bed rest 0.460259 soles 0.413515 heart valve defects 0.599717	heart infection 0.467974 fetus 0.431687 severe heart valve 0.623175 drop 0.41245 repair 0.411738 treatment 0.411304 night sweats 0.466025 medicines 0.492013 echocardiography 0.415723 weakness 0.414006 muscle aches 0.467963 News 0.413069 heart valve conditions 0.561387 palms 0.4118 certain medicines 0.488655 Health Topics section 0.532766 moderate heart valve 0.567954 types 0.41158 people 0.436838 physical activity 0.465543 doctor 0.49118 new symptoms 0.465041 NHLBI 0.418011 life-threatening conditions 0.466428	CLICK HERE
4116	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Types of Physical Activity	The main types of physical activity are aerobic, muscle-strengthening, bone-strengthening, and stretching. Aerobic activity, which makes your heart beat faster, provides the most benefit for your heart and lungs. Depending on your fitness level, aerobic activity can be light, moderate, or vigorous.	dancing 0.318797 arms support 0.388603 entire site 0.402474 body 0.338297 muscles 0.447987 legs 0.344779 Search 0.320362 vigorous-intensity aerobic activities 0.536963 lungs 0.406659 light-intensity activity 0.387375 level 0.336373 Resources section 0.400223 vigorous intensity 0.397098 bone-strengthening activities 0.505937 weights 0.341832 list 0.320329 moderate-intensity activity 0.424885 bone strengthening 0.393178 heart 0.488216 heart beat faster 0.468875 examples 0.414362 person 0.351523 bones 0.337599 drop 0.31878 stretches 0.318832	scale 0.33198 muscle-strengthening activities 0.438807 example 0.335228 swimming 0.31882 News 0.320265 endurance activity 0.400926 Moderate-intensity activities 0.381789 Health Topics section 0.485227 noticeable increases 0.3882 toes 0.319095 main types 0.400902 regular aerobic activity 0.56687 heart rate 0.378973 vigorous-intensity activity 0.430316 light-intensity activities 0.576495 yoga exercises 0.387292 common daily activities 0.456061 aerobic activity 0.922485 large muscles 0.424167 people 0.332001 physical activity 0.408805 NHLBI 0.324092 activities 0.625145 bone-strengthening activity 0.391948	CLICK HERE
4133	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Who is at Risk for a Stroke?	Age, race, gender, certain medical conditions—high blood pressure, diabetes, brain aneurysms, and heart diseases—smoking, and family history can raise your risk for a stroke.	nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs 0.266651 higher risk 0.208226 risk factors 0.983092 chronic kidney disease 0.289668 major risk factors 0.404668 heart attack 0.230674 blood vessels 0.430309 birth control pills 0.283575 stroke 0.850682 Coronary heart disease 0.301012 sickle cell disease 0.267643	Certain medical conditions 0.259076 American Indian adults 0.275524 high blood pressure 0.954574 family history 0.26598 repeat stroke 0.354605 Unhealthy cholesterol levels 0.278766 cardiac bypass surgery 0.253491 blood sugar level 0.322668 stroke increases 0.373301 Health Topics section 0.324649 Asian American adults 0.275034	CLICK HERE
4138	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Life After a Stroke	Ongoing care—including heart-healthy lifestyle changes and medicines—speech, physical, and occupational therapy rehabilitation, and mental health care and support can help you recover from a stroke and may even help prevent another stroke. Know the stroke warning signs and call 9–1–1 for emergency help if you think you are having another stroke.	heart-healthy eating 0.497673 external bleeding 0.509091 occupational therapists 0.540569 entire site 0.483268 emergency room 0.480463 lifelong disabilities 0.4885 easy bruising 0.480427 patient support group 0.529224 bowel specialist 0.469513 health care team 0.521151 professional counselor 0.474181 local support groups 0.528363 stroke varies—it 0.596798 heart-healthy lifestyle 0.563453 Heart-healthy lifestyle changes 0.555094 routine blood tests 0.543872 Resources section 0.484622 stroke risk factors 0.747179 carotid artery disease 0.543531 blood thinners 0.558218 body cavities 0.475938 medicines 0.615326 severe bleeding 0.514709 heart attack 0.47099	blood cholesterol levels 0.541655 complete sentences 0.472159 main treatment 0.477444 likely need 0.47434 daily activities 0.473549 follow-up visits 0.469546 Health Topics section 0.55417 medical personnel 0.478475 language therapists 0.47104 warning signs 0.555749 statin medications 0.480161 emotional support 0.481785 common side effect 0.470946 muscle weakness 0.47082 healthy weight 0.476622 area medical center 0.527244 stroke 0.933258 people 0.487022 physical activity 0.477845 doctor 0.573147 statin treatment 0.482447 blood clots 0.536719 internal bleeding 0.512388 Ongoing care 0.480494	CLICK HERE
4269	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Mitral Valve Prolapse Treated?	Most people who have mitral valve prolapse don’t need treatment. However, some people who have troublesome mitral valve backflow may be treated with medicines such as blood thinners, digoxin, diuretics, heart rhythm regulators, and vasodilators. People with an abnormal valve and significant backflow may need surgery, such as a valve repair and valve replacement or a transcatheter valve therapy procedure.	large blood vessel 0.465807 needless risk 0.403387 entire site 0.410375 approach 0.335871 reduced blood loss 0.477586 main goal 0.40266 mitral valve surgery 0.773741 mitral valve 0.920857 intensive care unit 0.466752 open-heart surgery 0.409845 blood-thinning medicines 0.605792 Interventional cardiologists 0.397334 heart failure 0.400451 lives 0.335051 Resources section 0.410693 heart surgeons 0.398103 replacement valves 0.395925 symptoms 0.40304 shorter hospital stay 0.474234 mitral valve prolapse 0.707284 infective endocarditis 0.396611 likely stay 0.38978 severe mitral regurgitation 0.544785 heart damage 0.401555	small cuts 0.396127 leaky mitral valves 0.553486 dental work 0.391116 antibiotics 0.362655 device 0.329062 treatment 0.338492 biological valves 0.604146 MVP 0.376565 beta blockers 0.408822 troublesome mitral valve 0.682581 mitral valve backflow 0.798159 procedures 0.335518 Health Topics section 0.501355 rest 0.334999 human tissue 0.391995 valve repair 0.554711 significant backflow 0.422333 mechanical valves 0.456027 chest wall 0.400149 people 0.471824 heart valve infection 0.547457 Complete recovery 0.392842 doctor 0.380325 chest discomfort 0.409048	CLICK HERE
16524	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	CPAP	CPAP is a treatment that uses mild air pressure to keep your breathing airways open. It involves using a CPAP machine that includes a mask or other device that fits over your nose or your nose and mouth, straps to position the mask, a tube that connects the mask to the machine’s motor, and a motor that blows air into the tube.	breathing airways 0.382489 right time 0.365541 runny nose 0.377552 certain pressure settings 0.44108 entire site 0.379278 data card 0.372018 immediate improvements 0.367395 Visit Nasal CPAP 0.577819 Search 0.314335 lungs 0.315335 sleep apnea 0.463688 medical device 0.437825 different CPAP machine 0.596302 long-term benefits 0.365968 nosebleeds 0.317567 cognitive function 0.365315 CPAP device 0.544962 better sleep quality 0.441116 preterm infants 0.380183 Resources section 0.379488 daytime sleepiness 0.373776 list 0.314312 dry mouth 0.36512 tube 0.373692 clean your mask 0.399268	comfortable mask 0.404018 motor 0.323821 humidifier chamber 0.370403 naps 0.316965 CPAP treatment 0.582236 medical device prescription 0.425124 apnea events 0.380113 CPAP machine 0.90806 disposable mask 0.409545 News 0.314264 Health Topics section 0.447278 mask 0.43526 insurance company 0.368097 auto-adjusting pressure settings 0.440701 irritation 0.315483 positive airway pressure 0.455014 mild air pressure 0.448437 sleep-related breathing disorders 0.441905 doctor 0.40666 sleep doctor 0.388721 NHLBI 0.318683 high blood pressure 0.42497 treatment options 0.374944 pressure settings 0.582701	CLICK HERE
16525	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Electrocardiogram	An electrocardiogram, also called an ECG or EKG, is a simple, painless test that detects and records your heart’s electrical activity. An EKG can show how fast your heart is beating, whether the rhythm of your heartbeats is steady or irregular, and the strength and timing of the electrical impulses passing through each part of your heart.	strength 0.252462 entire site 0.528185 screen 0.250917 office 0.249179 electrical charges 0.468356 heart disorders 0.506438 EKGs 0.275082 slight rash 0.538247 routine exam 0.509756 legs 0.259332 Search 0.256968 heart problems 0.510804 Visit Electrocardiogram 0.552868 electrical impulses 0.526368 graph paper 0.475846 heart failure 0.509703 electrodes 0.54491 chest 0.258043 Resources section 0.521978 timing 0.255925 irregular heartbeat 0.555864 list 0.256815 heart 0.675531 wires 0.254613 shocks 0.268823	drop 0.258854 treatment 0.249097 heart attacks 0.512867 major surgery 0.487905 heartbeats 0.289983 skin 0.320445 stress testing 0.483327 heart disease 0.513891 News 0.256511 Health Topics section 0.799094 hospital 0.24904 table 0.250977 EKG 0.920416 electrical activity 0.728345 ECG 0.395166 outpatient facility 0.491098 detects 0.267297 technician 0.256829 rhythm 0.251134 doctor 0.249214 risks 0.24862 painless test 0.532925 NHLBI 0.290826 Results 0.249813	CLICK HERE
16529	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Holter and Event Monitors	Holter and event monitors are small, portable electrocardiogram devices that record your heart’s electrical activity for long periods of time while you do your normal activities. These monitors can record how fast your heart is beating, whether the rhythm of your heartbeats is steady or irregular, and the strength and timing of the electrical impulses passing through each part of your heart.	30-day event recorders 0.639302 entire site 0.447782 continuous EKG 0.547069 autodetect recorders 0.439391 ambulatory EKG 0.560427 Search 0.2429 MP3 players 0.413019 electrical impulses 0.446059 small risk 0.402077 electrodes 0.427861 chest 0.350037 implantable recorder 0.608538 Resources section 0.44929 electric razors 0.428821 irregular heartbeat 0.672715 Visit Holter monitor 0.706046 list 0.242814 metal detectors 0.414167 testing period 0.417909 tablets 0.241601 transtelephonic event monitors 0.763879 drop 0.240352 electrode adhesive 0.423365 heartbeats 0.263072 electric blankets 0.409317	skin 0.341245 EKG event monitors 0.924886 long periods 0.435081 portable electrocardiogram devices 0.657339 electronic devices 0.409085 daily activities 0.416156 News 0.242641 sticky adhesive patches 0.644567 long-term recording 0.418537 Health Topics section 0.662185 cell phones 0.409828 electric toothbrushes 0.43248 allergic reaction 0.418846 event monitors 0.990979 episodic monitors 0.586646 electrical activity 0.427668 normal activities 0.42972 sticky patches 0.427346 doctor 0.360056 microwave ovens 0.414291 NHLBI 0.263203 recordings 0.238761 arrhythmia 0.252228 information 0.273963	CLICK HERE