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4001	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Living With Atherosclerosis	Adopting a healthy lifestyle, along with ongoing care and emotional support, may help you prevent or delay atherosclerosis and the problems it can cause.	healthier meals 0.57257 national health organizations 0.754887 healthy life 0.568788 blood tests 0.568595 entire site 0.602426 treatments 0.457708 public health departments 0.750451 number 0.35337 professional counselor 0.576638 local chapters 0.543136 Search 0.354185 health care providers 0.790154 healthy lifestyle 0.623109 deaths 0.358438 fear 0.345343 atherosclerosis 0.918186 family members 0.543586 area 0.343602 Community resources 0.548474 Resources section 0.588247 work 0.348094 office visits 0.567698 list 0.354056 friends 0.34274	quality 0.396728 symptoms 0.348866 anxiety 0.344208 atherosclerosis-related disease 0.555748 support 0.34317 problems 0.456368 drop 0.352632 heart attack 0.571051 medicines 0.421344 lifestyle changes 0.981874 ways 0.34864 News 0.353799 Health Topics section 0.85063 ongoing medical care 0.801367 available resources 0.534057 Talk 0.3932 families 0.34409 people 0.400647 stroke 0.343981 Contact 0.343941 doctor 0.59801 atherosclerosis-related diseases 0.586202 Researchers 0.348714 NHLBI 0.377896	CLICK HERE
4034	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What Are the Signs and Symptoms of Cardiomyopathy?	Some people who have cardiomyopathy never have signs or symptoms or only have signs and symptoms in later stages of the disease. As cardiomyopathy worsens and the heart weakens, signs and symptoms of heart failure—trouble breathing, fatigue, and swelling—usually occur.	heavy meals 0.503781 drop 0.204137 heart failure 0.515794 dizziness 0.224669 heart murmurs 0.843827 Resources section 0.556711 early stages 0.545106 abdomen 0.239301 entire site 0.591148 physical activity 0.474887 symptoms 0.439025	veins 0.207139 signs 0.439601 irregular heartbeats 0.605073 NHLBI 0.263583 arrhythmias 0.21849 chest pain 0.528913 unusual sounds 0.508431 legs 0.205065 physical exertion 0.551759 ankles 0.245143 Health Topics section 0.959372	CLICK HERE
4093	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Living With High Blood Pressure	If you have high blood pressure, the best thing to do is to talk with your health care provider and take steps to control your blood pressure by making healthy lifestyle changes and taking medicines, if any have been prescribed for you.	blood pressure 0.777304 health care team 0.252426 high blood pressure 0.382122	health care provider 0.911157 healthy lifestyle changes 0.278571	CLICK HERE
4144	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Sudden Cardiac Arrest Treated?	Sudden cardiac arrest is an emergency. A person having sudden cardiac arrest needs to be treated with a defibrillator to send an electric shock to the heart right away to restore normal heart rhythm. Use of automated external defibrillators and CPR can be performed by bystanders. If you survive sudden cardiac arrest, you’ll likely be admitted to the hospital for ongoing care and treatment.	convention centers 0.393246 entire site 0.409777 responders 0.239077 percutaneous coronary intervention 0.589386 portable devices 0.390759 defibrillation 0.30445 bystanders 0.245698 ongoing care 0.372016 homes 0.264853 dangerous arrhythmias 0.382234 blood flow 0.368206 SCA drop 0.665654 small device 0.378839 National Institutes 0.378047 National Heart 0.385523 emergency medical technicians 0.553539 sports venues 0.387001 lives 0.25705 Resources section 0.412437 Blood Institute 0.382376 coronary arteries 0.442989 person 0.266867 medical team 0.539498 external defibrillators 0.408577 abdomen 0.240506	home-use AEDs 0.794896 electric shock 0.761431 coronary artery bypass 0.584289 cardiopulmonary resuscitation 0.403793 public places 0.393949 special defibrillators 0.415275 electric pulses 0.38043 home-use AED 0.471205 Health Topics section 0.58828 golf courses 0.393653 dangerous arrhythmia 0.397419 hospital 0.289638 ventricular fibrillation 0.404119 ICD 0.282313 people 0.385137 SCA 0.9338 normal rhythm 0.39245 help 0.250274 implantable cardioverter defibrillator 0.598146 Sudden Cardiac Arrest 0.537505 NHLBI 0.248398 shopping malls 0.395985 coronary heart disease 0.585803 risk 0.265111	CLICK HERE
15924	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Pneumonia - Risk Factors	Many factors such as age (being younger than two years old or 65 of older), smoking, and other medical conditions such as heart failure, diabetes, COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), or people who have weak immune systems due to HIV/AIDS, chemotherapy (a treatment for cancer), or organ or blood and marrow stem cell transplant procedures can increase your chances of getting pneumonia and having more severe pneumonia.	drop 0.429051 treatment 0.42293 certain chemicals 0.544315 entire site 0.562572 lung disease 0.53208 Infants 0.428932 cold 0.424205 bronchiectasis 0.438752 chemotherapy 0.429174 life 0.425536 sickle cell disease 0.642603 pneumonia 0.921794 ventilator 0.435844 cystic fibrosis 0.540331 immune systems 0.720054 Search 0.42832 News 0.428072 trouble 0.426748 Health Topics section 0.696913 hospital intensive-care unit 0.671983 severe pneumonia 0.91472 HIV/AIDS 0.424174	heart failure 0.532086 stem cell transplant 0.65236 greater risk 0.549882 toxic fumes 0.556161 Resources section 0.559551 organ transplant 0.543107 asthma 0.42439 list 0.428237 age groups 0.546594 people 0.452879 blood 0.423024 pollutants 0.431986 flu 0.428407 factors 0.458657 marrow 0.427784 Smoking cigarettes 0.54971 NHLBI 0.444674 chances 0.436257 medical conditions 0.557794 ages 0.426824 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.652418 COPD 0.431633	CLICK HERE
15926	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Pneumonia - Diagnosis	Your doctor will diagnose pneumonia based on your medical history, a physical exam, and results from certain diagnostic tests such as a chest x ray, blood tests, or blood culture. Your doctor may recommend other tests—sputum test, chest computed tomography (CT) scan, pleural fluid culture, pulse oximetry, or bronchoscopy—if you're in the hospital, have serious symptoms, are older, or have other health problems.	Chlamydia pneumoniae 0.470498 pleural effusions 0.485854 medical history 0.477424 Blood tests 0.474118 Mycoplasma pneumoniae 0.469625 normal gag reflex 0.5164 entire site 0.4746 fungal pneumonia 0.748356 Atypical bacteria 0.484269 blood sample 0.473747 lungs 0.602839 Hospital-Acquired Pneumonia 0.688123 Blood culture 0.475073 test results 0.483733 common bacteria 0.477482 chest x ray 0.602259 Resources section 0.478142 sick people 0.475063 fluid sample 0.513997 best test 0.475775 CAP 0.488121 health problems 0.469125 Aspiration pneumonia 0.723277 Atypical pneumonia 0.723179	health care settings 0.514048 pleural space 0.483788 current medical conditions 0.532569 infection 0.512299 pneumococcus bacteria 0.545419 Legionella pneumophila 0.468309 small biopsies 0.466848 Community-Acquired Pneumonia 0.693092 pneumonia 0.989156 bacterial pneumonia 0.674236 Health Topics section 0.543009 pneumonia vaccinations 0.718588 deep coughs 0.472215 Ventilator-associated pneumonia 0.681727 Sputum test. 0.468647 certain type 0.535604 bacterial infection 0.48837 following tests 0.468375 Pleural fluid culture. 0.544827 complete blood count 0.532056 doctor 0.710341 chest cavity 0.486445 blood gas test 0.530258 lung abscesses 0.538239	CLICK HERE
16537	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Tracheostomy	A tracheostomy is a surgically made hole that goes through the front of your neck into your trachea, or windpipe. A breathing tube, called a trach tube, is placed through the hole and directly into your windpipe to help you breathe.	normal swallowing ability 0.499131 trach tubes 0.420767 trachea 0.332552 surgeon 0.378125 entire site 0.427727 abnormal connection 0.40648 general anesthesia 0.420888 Search 0.323183 lungs 0.32136 intensive care unit 0.514368 feeding tube 0.465065 Resources section 0.427457 stitches 0.32204 life-threatening situation 0.41962 list 0.323144 emergency medical technician 0.518709 windpipe 0.462529 fistula 0.322376 subcutaneous emphysema 0.417013 upper airways 0.419425 hospital operating room 0.516195 simple procedure 0.404669 surgically made hole 0.438802 airway structures 0.414047 tracheostomy 0.939326	pneumothorax 0.327234 Velcro band 0.419222 trach tube 0.791278 News 0.323066 Visit Tracheostomy 0.586087 speech therapist 0.408924 Health Topics section 0.533531 place 0.340288 health care 0.502546 ventilators 0.326074 complications 0.338175 Proper care 0.405946 bedside 0.326975 neck 0.348747 people 0.321375 saliva 0.323476 surgical tape 0.410879 NHLBI 0.330629 45 minutes 0.321842 breathing tube 0.496191 windpipe scarring 0.414975 ICU 0.325217 time 0.33919 esophagus 0.323503	CLICK HERE
16631	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Screening and Prevention of Overweight and Obesity	To screen for overweight and obesity, your doctor will calculate your body mass index (BMI) to check if you or your child are a healthy weight. Your doctor may recommend healthy lifestyle changes, such as healthy eating and physical activity, to prevent overweight and obesity.	CDC 0.315756 Lung 0.314729 NHLBI Clinical Trials 0.443312 entire site 0.393995 obese 0.348771 85th percentile 0.615384 Disease Control 0.386747 children 0.385412 talk 0.316531 24.9 0.31512 obesity 0.405669 National Heart 0.384953 body mass index 0.618619 Resources section 0.39266 healthy amounts 0.420418 healthy eating 0.418311 list 0.317993 underweight 0.349456 Android 0.317156 certain risk factors 0.440401 Blood Institute 0.38485 condition 0.314631 BMI Percentile Calculator 0.775158 *A child 0.382095 open clinical trials 0.436508	calculations 0.315374 adult 0.316645 95th percentile 0.571633 child 0.49802 drop 0.316497 iPhone 0.315796 adults 0.369805 doctors measure 0.38445 Prevention 0.316112 News 0.317937 healthy lifestyle changes 0.728293 Health Topics section 0.467683 overweight 0.565004 BMI calculator app 0.683938 table 0.333398 BMI 0.906212 Center 0.316128 sex 0.332727 healthy weight 0.636711 healthy weight,and 0.419755 current research 0.375639 online BMI calculator 0.683801 growth charts 0.465452 information 0.332543	CLICK HERE
16673	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Causas de sobrepeso y obesidad	Desequilibrios energéticos, algunas afecciones genéticas o endocrinas y ciertos medicamentos producen sobrepeso y obesidad.	tejido graso pardo 0.999205 siguientes funciones 0.521081 tejido graso beige 0.71233	glucagón tipo 1 0.472194 energía térmica 0.596041	CLICK HERE
16676	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Signos, síntomas y complicaciones de sobrepeso y obesidad	El sobrepeso y la obesidad no presentan síntomas específicos. Los signos del sobrepeso y de la obesidad incluyen un índice de masa corporal (IMC) elevado y una distribución poco saludable de la grasa corporal que se puede estimar mediante la medición de la circunferencia de la cintura.	Diabetes tipo 2 0.898519	siguientes complicaciones 0.993807	CLICK HERE