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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
4058	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What are the Signs and Symptoms of Coronary Microvascular Disease?	The signs and symptoms of coronary microvascular disease often differ from the signs and symptoms of traditional coronary heart disease. Signs and symptoms include angina, shortness of breath, sleep problems, fatigue, and lack of energy.	typical angina 0.725121 shoulders 0.427467 drop 0.423117 Coronary MVD symptoms 0.777051 oxygen-rich blood 0.514168 angina 0.803689 jogging 0.453283 indigestion 0.429304 stairs 0.421805 entire site 0.524215 breath 0.420986 signs 0.46035 Search 0.42277 News 0.422564 Health Topics section 0.624045 mental stress 0.499356 energy 0.418455 jaw 0.424426 coronary mvd 0.9766	heart muscle 0.511027 Resources section 0.52039 pressure 0.420982 list 0.422701 neck 0.421123 common symptom 0.511082 physical activity 0.504607 lack 0.420597 traditional coronary heart 0.722504 NHLBI 0.433306 chest pain 0.635169 discomfort 0.428688 routine daily activities 0.587151 shortness 0.428652 Angina pain 0.636068 arms 0.420136 coronary microvascular disease 0.735324 treadmill 0.424437 women 0.45768	CLICK HERE
4069	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What Are the Symptoms of a Heart Attack?	The symptoms of a heart attack can vary from person to person. The most common symptoms include chest pain or discomfort, upper body discomfort, and shortness of breath.	medical reason 0.44405 shoulders 0.423189 entire site 0.454683 stomach 0.421322 cold sweat 0.449949 belly button 0.447355 usual pattern 0.444379 common warning symptoms 0.499616 EMS technician 0.443794 life-saving medicines 0.445157 Emergency medical services 0.477593 vomiting 0.421876 jaw 0.421296 sudden dizziness 0.453677 Resources section 0.454562 patients 0.420275 symptoms 0.688206 little bit 0.448233 faster treatment 0.446036 Angina pain 0.47722 women 0.428743 heart attacks 0.645854 heart attack 0.935957 high blood sugar 0.492211	mild symptoms 0.469684 silent heart attacks 0.509728 example 0.430847 emergency medical care 0.478659 signs 0.417803 safest way 0.446337 mild pain 0.487184 aspirin 0.429781 Health Topics section 0.500848 mild ones 0.458236 Upper body discomfort. 0.484947 possible symptoms 0.457946 typical symptoms 0.455682 Pay attention 0.444993 people 0.470158 common symptom 0.449833 common symptoms 0.461519 physical activity 0.449344 new symptoms 0.457031 chest pain 0.833498 discomfort 0.517007 shortness 0.425599 coronary heart disease 0.499629 unusual tiredness 0.449611	CLICK HERE
4080	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What Is Heart Valve Disease?	Heart valve disease occurs if one or more of your heart valves don't work well. The heart has four valves—the tricuspid, pulmonary, mitral, and aortic valves—that make sure blood flows in the right direction through your heart’s four chambers and to the rest of your body.	pulmonary artery 0.256897 valve flop 0.308756 left ventricle 0.251691 right direction 0.249791 valve thicken 0.306774 entire site 0.254347 mitral valves 0.256317 body 0.260268 detailed animations 0.248589 tissue flaps 0.306167 oxygen-poor blood 0.259814 heart valves 0.295166 lower chambers 0.250953 Health Topics 0.304597 pulmonary valve 0.318852 mitral valve 0.320269 lungs 0.251952 upper heart chamber 0.29475 heart valve disease 0.960571 aortic valve 0.322205 sudden cardiac arrest 0.27876 heart failure 0.255823 blue arrow 0.24956 aortic valves 0.397212 faulty heart valve 0.354451	Resources section 0.253908 heart chambers 0.269922 backflow problems 0.248476 heart valve defects 0.349656 age-related changes 0.250021 congenital heart defects 0.300966 problems 0.253798 Blood leaks 0.255325 oxygen-rich blood 0.295591 chambers 0.277286 healthy heart 0.265377 United States 0.249358 stenosis 0.249504 congenital heart valve 0.499954 Health Topics section 0.295062 red arrow 0.249359 upper chambers 0.251208 blood 0.50797 brief delay 0.249959 ventricles 0.277114 right ventricle 0.251485 blood clots 0.251741 Heart Works article 0.301676 tricuspid valves 0.290617	CLICK HERE
4095	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What Causes Metabolic Syndrome?	Metabolic syndrome has several causes that act together. You can control some of the causes, such as overweight and obesity, an inactive lifestyle, and insulin resistance. You can’t control other factors, such as growing older, genetics, or coexisting conditions such as excessive blood clotting and constant, low-grade inflammation.	drop 0.327996 role 0.367799 ethnicity 0.329252 entire site 0.433874 low-grade inflammation 0.433179 example 0.321988 genetics 0.342934 inactive lifestyle 0.431477 causes 0.346896 Search 0.325037 News 0.324681 Health Topics section 0.534288 insulin resistance 0.558154	overweight 0.332438 obesity 0.327624 Resources section 0.425294 list 0.324918 factors 0.323016 metabolic syndrome 0.980968 metabolic syndrome increases 0.612483 Researchers 0.34135 NHLBI 0.339787 family history 0.414164 excessive blood 0.41533 risk 0.343288 conditions 0.36444	CLICK HERE
4110	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Who Is at Risk for Peripheral Artery Disease?	Peripheral artery disease is more common in blacks than any other racial or ethnic group. The major risk factors for peripheral artery disease include smoking, older age, and diseases and conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, high blood cholesterol, coronary heart disease, stroke, and metabolic syndrome.	certain diseases 0.45011 higher risk 0.424402 major risk factors 0.774016 United States 0.467338 Resources section 0.482082 Peripheral artery disease 0.810267 P.A.D. Plaque 0.451796 entire site 0.498639 P.A.D. People 0.424087 tissue death 0.439598 ethnic group. 0.466211 risk increases 0.471061	highest risk 0.446226 NHLBI 0.220908 gangrene 0.20345 smoking 0.441425 older age 0.919062 Health Topics section 0.81449 main risk factor 0.778971 conditions 0.214688 P.A.D. complications 0.444499 blood flow 0.432358 diabetes 0.231905	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
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
16226	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	LAM - Treatment	While there is no cure for LAM, doctors treat LAM with sirolimus (rapamycin), a medicine that stabilizes lung function, treats an abnormal fluid buildup in the lung called chylothorax, and improves overall quality of life. They may also prescribe other medicines or therapies to control other symptoms or complications.	eligible patients 0.234408 pleural effusions 0.260138 excess air 0.238069 entire site 0.256149 estrogen receptor modulators 0.366204 overall quality 0.256219 clinical data 0.248992 new treatment recommendations 0.388483 lung function 0.959548 clinical benefit 0.365798 suction device 0.233741 tamoxifen—or surgical procedures 0.359729 large amounts 0.239132 chest 0.417172 latest clinical guidelines 0.609811 pulmonologist doctor 0.304122 severe lung damage 0.478214 Resources section 0.263186 lymph node growths 0.384305 newly transplanted lungs 0.368193 newer analyses 0.23643 gonadotrophin-releasing hormone 0.245571 abnormal fluid buildup 0.468208 Hormone therapies 0.239735	high risk 0.237397 kidney tumors 0.489437 following medicines 0.271721 Society clinical guidelines 0.400136 medicines 0.340996 abnormal kidney 0.286923 certain medicines—progestins 0.239633 nasal prongs 0.256301 lung transplants 0.45502 trouble breathing 0.243529 oxygen therapy 0.700948 hormone medicines 0.27569 LAM cells 0.645337 treatment option 0.237921 Health Topics section 0.401622 video-assisted thoracoscopy 0.242642 lung diseases 0.428721 chest wall 0.303771 fluid build-up 0.269435 Lung function tests 0.536919 doctor 0.610045 full-time oxygen therapy 0.396269 abnormal growth 0.28182 chest pain 0.300554	CLICK HERE