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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
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
4109	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What Causes Peripheral Artery Disease?	The most common cause of peripheral artery disease is atherosclerosis, which may develop when certain factors damage the inner layers of the arteries. The buildup of plaque can severely narrow or block arteries, which limits the flow of oxygen-rich blood to your organs and other parts of your body.	atherosclerosis 0.585036 damage 0.238563 plaque 0.782505 common cause 0.588416 oxygen-rich blood 0.430225 Resources section 0.518269 peripheral artery disease 0.979328 arteries 0.849754	entire site 0.540093 exact cause 0.611168 inner layers 0.53643 certain factors 0.52623 blood clots 0.490151 Health Topics section 0.981426 healing process 0.45577	CLICK HERE
4120	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Getting Started and Staying Active	To get started and stay active make physical activity part of your daily routine, personalize the benefits, be active with friends and family, make everyday activities more active, reward yourself with time for physical activity, keep track of your progress, be active and safe, and talk with your doctor.	safety rules 0.375381 different things 0.388534 dancing lessons 0.383031 longer periods 0.373007 Human Services 0.393269 entire site 0.391074 marathon runner 0.382955 Healthy people 0.377383 heart problems 0.381302 small device 0.376544 National Heart 0.39669 leaf blower 0.379538 sensible choices 0.382116 heart problem 0.380865 recreational activities 0.39333 Resources section 0.392831 steps 0.343721 activity level 0.396863 Blood Institute 0.390813 bicycle helmets 0.375323 chronic disease 0.372384 well-maintained places 0.379888 health benefits 0.387134 moderate-intensity activities 0.381146	long walk 0.379028 safe physical activities 0.46338 bike ride 0.377647 example 0.346217 Physical Activity Guidelines 0.513414 regular basis 0.375154 safe environments 0.383278 heart healthy lifestyle 0.468205 heart disease 0.37908 Health Topics section 0.473543 fitness level 0.431596 health goals 0.37782 right gear 0.377425 daily routine 0.581924 weather conditions 0.379461 people 0.394725 physical activity 0.973516 doctor 0.353574 helpful information 0.38743 chest pain 0.373214 high blood pressure 0.440095 car traffic 0.375604 play ball 0.382943 special time 0.380671	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
4218	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	null	¿Cuáles son las causas de la enfermedad coronaria?	Las investigaciones indican que la enfermedad coronaria comienza cuando ciertos factores lesionan las capas internas de las arterias coronarias. La acumulación de placa o los coágulos de sangre pueden estrechar gravemente o bloquear las arterias coronarias, lo cual reduce el flujo de sangre rica en oxígeno que llega al corazón.			CLICK HERE
16225	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	LAM - Diagnosis	LAM is diagnosed based on your medical history and the results from diagnostic lung function tests, imaging tests such as high-resolution CT scans, VEGF-D blood tests, or other procedures.	medical history 0.444578 lung tissue 0.898056 normal lung tissue 0.606578 high-resolution CT scans 0.449146 blood VEGF-D tests 0.457797 blood sample 0.431236 lungs 0.576908 HRCT scans 0.415453 open lung biopsy 0.551104 high-resolution ct 0.543447 Chest x ray. 0.429159 chest 0.550619 chest x ray 0.523525 blood oxygen levels 0.472817 open lung 0.622778 fluid sample 0.395536 LAM’s signs 0.565083 Open lung biopsies 0.571232 lung cysts 0.605357 Six-minute walk test 0.437246 lymph nodes 0.549377 TSC-associated LAM 0.520381 n’t major surgery 0.40616 Video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery 0.413365	Open lung biopsy. 0.550864 magnetic resonance imaging 0.407259 small pieces 0.397063 blood tests test 0.476119 tuberous sclerosis complex 0.403316 useful imaging test 0.442986 sporadic LAM 0.52672 oxygen therapy 0.460656 VEGF-D blood tests 0.652057 LAM cysts 0.59635 chest x rays 0.426702 LAM cells 0.588141 Lung function tests. 0.594835 Health Topics section 0.450458 pleural fluid analysis 0.436461 diagnostic lung function 0.630218 lung diseases 0.51007 Arterial blood gas 0.448458 chest wall 0.481627 doctor 0.630284 lung function tests 0.950916 VEGF-D levels 0.39644 high-resolution CT scan 0.429825 chest cavity 0.413574	CLICK HERE
16477	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Blood and Bone Marrow Transplant	A blood or bone marrow transplant replaces abnormal blood-forming stem cells with healthy cells. When the healthy stem cells come from you, the procedure is called an autologous transplant. When the stem cells come from another person, called a donor, it is an allogeneic transplant.	new healthy blood 0.283334 abnormal stem cells 0.453088 new blood cells 0.38833 blood cancers 0.21591 entire site 0.204353 allogeneic transplant 0.427995 National Marrow Donor 0.356848 new transplant procedures 0.405244 Stem Cell Transplants 0.34884 healthy cells 0.343069 umbilical cord blood 0.292444 Health Topics section 0.295229 allogeneic transplants 0.227897 healthy stem cells 0.484351 narrow tube 0.279889	stem cells 0.953008 exact match 0.264663 stem cell transplant 0.516515 bone marrow transplant 0.622002 Resources section 0.205474 blood diseases 0.215667 blood cells 0.539256 donor cells 0.334801 bone marrow 0.76313 hematopoietic cell transplant 0.451402 healthy blood cells 0.535896 donor stem cells 0.459195 autologous transplant 0.450002 close family members 0.274812 bone marrow transplants 0.529291	CLICK HERE
16530	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Lung Transplant	Lung transplant is surgery to remove a diseased lung and replace it with a healthy lung.	heart-healthy eating 0.391957 lifespan 0.32156 surgeon 0.333113 entire site 0.402335 healthy donor lung 0.670986 general anesthesia 0.397077 lung function 0.56318 intensive care unit 0.463843 severe heart 0.406191 kidney damage 0.38052 new lung 0.563534 routine vaccines 0.388353 Resources section 0.404329 blood vessels 0.477139 rare instances 0.400988 list 0.334395 possibly life-threatening complications 0.458161 rejection 0.363064 Visit Lung Transplantation 0.635489 advanced chronic lung 0.70008 organ-sharing process 0.396728 important medicines 0.3872 Transplantation Network 0.398912 new lungs 0.386315 exercise training 0.386495	hospital room 0.391567 heart transplant 0.452074 healthy lung 0.640618 lung transplant surgery 0.96839 close your chest 0.392943 infection 0.33156 National Organ Procurement 0.472277 severe lung disease 0.684339 healthy lifestyle choices 0.474979 Health Topics section 0.493078 good hygiene 0.386047 emotional support 0.385348 breathing 0.334965 Pulmonary function tests 0.472337 bodily functions 0.397183 suppress 0.318166 Lung transplants 0.619316 doctor 0.346792 NHLBI 0.324353 risk 0.326066 ICU 0.31859 pulmonary rehabilitation 0.46568 time 0.331005 diseased lung 0.699583	CLICK HERE
16632	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Signs, Symptoms, and Complications of Overweight and Obesity	There are no specific symptoms of overweight and obesity. The signs of overweight and obesity include a high body mass index (BMI) and an unhealthy body fat distribution that can be estimated by measuring your waist circumference.	certain obesity-related complications 0.578878 body fat distribution 0.872632 entire site 0.445891 following complications 0.490252 different functions 0.432642 specific symptoms 0.454553 Emotional health issues 0.52274 high BMI 0.702323 85th percentile 0.651051 immune systems 0.431156 common sign 0.444139 obesity 0.771621 treatment-related complications 0.491933 obesity-related complications 0.682112 Respiratory problems 0.427826 liver disease 0.547643 waist circumference 0.993786 body mass index 0.829031 Resources section 0.452046 different parts 0.43474 high body mass 0.610019 blood vessels 0.428648 major cause 0.433659 obesity hypoventilation syndrome 0.66758 *A child 0.443479	fatty tissue 0.710698 obese patients 0.635421 95th percentile 0.741656 knee replacement surgery 0.525152 High blood cholesterol 0.553719 promotes chronic inflammation 0.627795 unintentional leakage 0.435311 Visceral fat releases 0.621952 high triglyceride levels 0.558597 long time 0.42726 Health Topics section 0.579235 weight-bearing joints 0.435756 BMI percentile 0.785523 visceral fat 0.725072 overweight 0.70322 BMI 0.797817 fat interferes 0.507775 unhealthy body 0.60669 obstructive sleep apnea 0.534738 Non-alcoholic fatty liver 0.616933 fatty acid liver 0.578331 healthy weight 0.538091 Chronic obesity-related inflammation 0.602537 growth charts 0.43863	CLICK HERE