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3967	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Who Is at Risk for Atherosclerosis?	Certain traits, conditions, or habits may raise your risk for the disease. Major risk factors include unhealthy blood cholesterol levels, high blood pressure, smoking, insulin resistance, diabetes, being overweight, lack of physical activity, an unhealthy diet, older age, and family history of early heart disease.	genetic influences 0.266227 high CRP levels 0.365955 C-reactive protein 0.265353 entire site 0.281407 high LDL cholesterol 0.394767 body 0.301718 unhealthy diet 0.369094 body weight 0.278471 atherosclerosis increases 0.488272 low CRP levels 0.354411 atherosclerosis 0.723619 unhealthy blood cholesterol 0.519218 risk factors 0.915979 heart muscle 0.27199 atherosclerosis risk factors 0.540567 Resources section 0.282808 Stress. Research 0.26792 blood vessels 0.288298 childhood obesity rates 0.330444 exact cause 0.28094 possible risk factors 0.385425 slower rate 0.267151 early heart disease 0.445619 Untreated sleep apnea 0.330877	Smoking. Smoking 0.272435 certain height 0.269985 emotionally upsetting event 0.330439 High levels 0.366642 chronic kidney disease 0.340731 trans fats 0.271453 heart attack 0.380772 blood cholesterol levels 0.496003 risk increases 0.337594 low HDL cholesterol 0.378782 Alcohol. Heavy drinking 0.323975 blood sugar level 0.349145 Health Topics section 0.353083 certain traits 0.277733 inner walls 0.26389 physical activity 0.335898 Older age 0.280178 lifestyle factors 0.306276 CRP levels 0.394627 shallow breaths 0.269481 high blood pressure 0.705309 family history 0.34245 energy source 0.276147 older adults 0.270093	CLICK HERE
4042	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Carotid Artery Disease Diagnosed?	Your doctor will diagnose carotid artery disease based on your medical history, a physical exam, and results from one or more tests: ultrasound, angiography, magnetic resonance angiography (MRA), and computed tomography (CT) angiography.	plaque 0.216513 major risk factors 0.330012 medical history 0.272993 entire site 0.271836 bruit 0.219317 doctor enough information 0.264532 Carotid angiography 0.454246 whooshing sound 0.266675 large magnet 0.259987 Search 0.213096 standard carotid ultrasound 0.495155 blood flow 0.264984 x-ray pictures 0.299994 test results 0.272337 test 0.300687 Resources section 0.27109 sound waves 0.262314 carotid arteries 0.974728 carotid artery disease 0.92447 list 0.21307 symptoms 0.224395 harmless test 0.267983 MRA 0.21372 sonography 0.215678	drop 0.212349 angles 0.212047 ultrasound results 0.267711 buildup 0.214989 carotid ultrasound 0.570639 contrast dye 0.27848 Doppler carotid ultrasound 0.494569 signs 0.212178 tomography 0.21258 News 0.213018 CT angiography 0.282542 three-dimensional images 0.26278 Health Topics section 0.331897 stethoscope 0.216385 radio waves 0.260199 insides 0.217833 common test 0.263986 special type 0.261806 following tests 0.261801 stroke 0.225533 doctor 0.344671 NHLBI 0.217791 Magnetic resonance angiography 0.331201 physical exam 0.272119	CLICK HERE
4096	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Who Is at Risk for Metabolic Syndrome?	People at greatest risk for metabolic syndrome have high abdominal obesity, an inactive lifestyle, and insulin resistance. Some racial and ethnic groups in the United States are at higher risk for metabolic syndrome than others.	major risk factors 0.456465 Moderate risk 0.330209 underlying causes 0.309008 short-term risk 0.332895 entire site 0.306366 inactive lifestyle 0.30815 online calculator 0.286287 Moderately high risk 0.401023 ethnic groups 0.295973 risk category 0.346485 Women 0.230643 blood pressure 0.300572 risk factors 0.712932 high LDL 0.30186 Mexican Americans 0.294234 highest rate 0.294048 mental illness 0.297864 Resources section 0.307979 greatest risk 0.351513 10-year risk score 0.717857 blood sugar levels 0.381953 metabolic syndrome 0.965399 blood cholesterol 0.317042 short-term heart disease 0.397836	heart attack 0.301182 medicines 0.241808 United States 0.299995 polycystic ovarian syndrome 0.393595 weight gain 0.300618 cholesterol level 0.309392 percent 0.272468 Disease Risk Factors 0.466914 personal history 0.390754 Lower risk 0.324986 inflammation 0.219665 heart disease 0.859934 Health Topics section 0.39781 higher risk 0.337888 National Cholesterol Education 0.383041 people 0.270162 heart disease risk 0.52516 Abdominal obesity 0.312018 sibling 0.219394 NHLBI 0.225321 Metabolic syndrome increases 0.484095 large waistline 0.321291 Insulin resistance 0.30522 coronary heart disease 0.681387	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
4234	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	¿Cómo se trata la presión arterial alta?	Con base en su diagnóstico, los proveedores de atención médica establecen planes de tratamiento para la presión arterial alta que incluyen cambios de por vida en el estilo de vida y medicamentos para controlar la presión arterial alta. Los cambios en el estilo de vida, como perder peso, pueden ser muy eficaces en el tratamiento de la presión arterial alta.	Healthy Weight 0.545663 Estados Unidos 0.627422 Productos lácteos 0.551843 receta medicamentos 0.612102 Bloqueadores alfa-beta 0.547226 angiotensina ii 0.999798 Assessing Your Weight 0.574194 Colesterol HDL 0.548715	posibles riesgos 0.540008 ciruelas pasas 0.55935 Stop Hypertension 0.561256 el colesterol ldl y 0.548892 alimentación dash 0.820659 plan dash 0.596356 Mucha carne 0.55354 Health Risk 0.540406	CLICK HERE
16520	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Chest X Ray	A chest x ray is a fast and painless imaging test that uses certain electromagnetic waves to create pictures of the structures in and around your chest.	lung tissue 0.55276 objects 0.423415 entire site 0.554557 ray machine 0.559347 office 0.423821 gown 0.434873 lung cancer 0.553494 Visit Chest x-ray 0.779724 Search 0.426692 lead apron 0.546199 medical facility 0.540645 jewelry 0.423431 heart failure 0.544903 images 0.422285 chest x ray 0.979978 Resources section 0.552528 tuberculosis 0.431077 sarcoidosis 0.434116 radiologist 0.433168 list 0.426625 Doctors 0.422794 waist 0.43493 fibrosis 0.428123 conditions 0.424556 drop 0.427178	certain treatments 0.562365 extra steps 0.529615 technicians 0.450421 pictures 0.426144 certain electromagnetic waves 0.708569 chest x rays 0.843776 pneumonia 0.433201 News 0.426491 Health Topics section 0.683574 hospital 0.42379 painless imaging test 0.704706 views 0.439576 certain procedures 0.561841 complications 0.425486 surgeries 0.429212 structures 0.426119 technician 0.464053 room 0.422588 doctor 0.463216 risks 0.421917 NHLBI 0.442333 report 0.422254 clinic 0.423806 wall 0.422626	CLICK HERE
16528	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Heart Transplant	Heart transplant is surgery that removes a diseased heart and replaces it with a healthy heart from a deceased donor to improve your quality of life and increase your lifespan. Most heart transplants are done on patients who have end-stage heart failure, a condition in which your heart is severely damaged or weakened, and on people who have failed other treatment options.	new heart 0.581804 body’s arteries 0.459731 Cardiac allograft vasculopathy 0.5786 survival rates 0.5168 good success rate 0.481515 heart transplant surgery 0.720794 lung disease 0.455217 general anesthesia 0.454038 heart transplants 0.490689 viral infections 0.455355 severe heart disease 0.527969 intensive care unit 0.491321 healthy donor heart 0.533671 heart-lung bypass machine 0.498052 ventricular assist devices 0.487994 blood pressure 0.450764 routine vaccines 0.448794 overall health 0.448873 rare instances 0.457835 organ-sharing process 0.453648 Mechanical circulatory support 0.489285 hereditary conditions 0.456416 Transplantation Network 0.452925 frequent cause 0.44667 heart transplant 0.918734	heart transplant rejection 0.604123 dental work 0.448541 Primary graft 0.45032 lung transplant 0.542657 healthy heart 0.49669 United States 0.453619 National Organ Procurement 0.49408 diseased heart 0.527104 donor heart 0.547848 long-term survival rates 0.484115 Visit Heart 0.472002 national network 0.451599 deceased donor 0.463873 original heart 0.472582 healthy lifestyle choices 0.492926 end-stage heart failure 0.606798 good hygiene 0.447443 Regular dental care 0.491978 heart function 0.477423 new devices 0.447959 cardiac rehabilitation program 0.495401 Recent survival rates 0.487242 breathing tube 0.449826 treatment options 0.457979	CLICK HERE
16678	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Tratamiento de sobrepeso y obesidad	El tratamiento para el sobrepeso y la obesidad depende de la causa y la gravedad de la afección. Tratamientos posibles para alcanzar un peso saludable incluyen cambios saludables en el estilo de vida, programas de tratamiento de modificación de conducta para adelgazar, medicamentos y posiblemente cirugía.	estilo vida 0.758241 posibles tratamientos 0.829392 siguientes intervenciones 0.753974 Lea Vivir 0.785558	único medicamento 0.763751 sitio choose my plate 1.0 necesidades calóricas 0.822734 Lea Privación 0.821091	CLICK HERE
16801	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Tratamiento de la EPOC	Hasta el momento, la EPOC no tiene cura. Sin embargo, los cambios en el estilo de vida y los tratamientos pueden lograr que usted se sienta mejor, permanezca más activo, y pueden retrasar la progresión de la enfermedad.	esteroide ayuda 0.703549 lea tabaquismo 0.833655	vías respiratorias 0.776055 médico quizás 0.733033	CLICK HERE