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4043	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Can Carotid Artery Disease Be Prevented or Delayed?	Taking action to control your risk factors—through heart-healthy eating, maintaining a healthy weight, physical activity, and quitting smoking—can help prevent or delay carotid artery disease and stroke.	heart-healthy eating 0.588334 drop 0.31721 medicines 0.334452 heart-healthy lifestyle changes 0.503037 Healthy Weight 0.382567 entire site 0.392584 program 0.31525 DASH 0.318127 obese 0.320309 number 0.31665 amounts 0.317257 Search 0.317152 News 0.317002 reasonable plan 0.38478 action 0.316888 Health Topics section 0.463108 fitness level 0.379813 overweight 0.319303	Hypertension 0.317843 risk factors 0.647213 types 0.31451 Resources section 0.38978 Dietary Approaches 0.385266 work 0.314999 artery disease increases 0.53923 weight loss 0.378218 carotid artery disease 0.93298 list 0.317102 stroke 0.316082 physical activity 0.529298 doctor 0.393028 NHLBI 0.324473 family history 0.372448 step 0.315698 artery disease risk 0.495947	CLICK HERE
4077	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Heart Failure Diagnosed	Your doctor will diagnose heart failure based on your medical and family histories, a physical exam, and results from one or more tests: electrocardiogram (EKG), chest x ray, B-type natriuretic peptide (BNP) blood test, echocardiography, Doppler ultrasound, Holter monitor, nuclear heart scan, cardiac catheterization, coronary angiography, stress testing, cardiac magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and thyroid function tests.	blood samples 0.379438 Thyroid function tests 0.412882 blood tests 0.38428 stress test 0.372306 stress testing 0.410348 Doppler ultrasound 0.409736 current heart attack 0.466697 Holter monitor records 0.410154 cardiac mri 0.403109 active lives 0.370834 little thyroid hormone 0.407532 Health Topics section 0.430394 blood flow 0.589765 heart problems 0.404331 heart failure 0.831164 daily routine 0.427683 heart muscle 0.558849 heart muscle damage 0.46573 heart rate 0.401988 test results 0.383813 test 0.479606 normal daily routine 0.406345 major blood vessels 0.424929 poor blood flow 0.438059	blood flow problems 0.431108 Resources section 0.370576 nuclear heart scanning 0.456227 Heart tests 0.413288 blood vessels 0.425754 electrical activity 0.419866 nuclear heart scan 0.633762 blood 0.616922 heart 0.960559 doctor 0.459988 heart work 0.402817 symptoms 0.394172 painless test 0.376045 cardiac catheterization 0.409364 right-side heart failure 0.488845 high blood pressure 0.454643 ) arteries. 0.409246 heart chambers 0.447145 heart diseases 0.41844 extra fluid buildup 0.413658 coronary heart disease 0.495949 single test 0.376436 physical exam 0.437601	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
4103	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Who Is at Risk for Mitral Valve Prolapse?	Mitral valve prolapse can occur in anyone. However, aging and certain diseases—such as rheumatic fever, connective tissue disorders, Graves’ disease, scoliosis, and some types of muscular dystrophy—can increase the risk of developing the condition.	drop 0.298025 Resources section 0.486031 MVP 0.448801 entire site 0.548931 list 0.249596 people 0.243193 sexes 0.323349	Mitral valve prolapse 0.905259 NHLBI 0.359045 Search 0.250328 News 0.248132 ages 0.242941 risk 0.242101 Health Topics section 0.754228	CLICK HERE
4114	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Living With Peripheral Artery Disease	Living with peripheral artery disease and its symptoms requires ongoing health care and heart-healthy lifestyle changes. Talk to your doctor about taking part in a supervised exercise program, maintain routine foot care and inspection for sores, and take all medicines as prescribed.	heart-healthy eating 0.503167 drop 0.32937 heart attack 0.601923 medicines 0.328469 distance 0.325374 entire site 0.463438 sores 0.335403 thigh muscles 0.476252 good foot hygiene 0.552627 Wear comfortable shoes 0.563975 Search 0.328139 News 0.327865 Health Topics section 0.598414 possible infections 0.442989 Heart-healthy lifestyle changes 0.801799 toes 0.334656 P.A.D. symptoms 0.439746 pain 0.401705 peripheral artery disease 0.608908 break 0.328263	Resources section 0.460264 professional medical treatment 0.551572 checkups 0.344372 Talk 0.324339 corns 0.337375 list 0.328048 stroke 0.360705 steps 0.325758 physical activity 0.434945 calluses 0.338697 bunions 0.336977 doctor 0.383826 supervised exercise program 0.566754 NHLBI 0.345877 calf 0.329785 coronary heart disease 0.827972 risk 0.325825 time 0.325439 transient ischemic attack 0.929086 conditions 0.325782	CLICK HERE
4143	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Sudden Cardiac Arrest Diagnosed?	Sudden cardiac arrest happens without warning and requires emergency treatment. Doctors rarely diagnose sudden cardiac arrest with medical tests as it's happening. Instead, sudden cardiac arrest often is diagnosed after it happens with tests such as an electrocardiogram (EKG), echocardiography, MUGA test, cardiac MRI, cardiac catheterization, electrophysiology study, and blood tests.	electrical stimulation 0.684063 electrophysiology study 0.680495 blood tests 0.684192 sudden collapse 0.695003 entire site 0.692306 pictures 0.691007 current heart attack 0.791002 cardiac mri 0.778513 substance releases energy 0.74245 certain medicines 0.675504 Health Topics section 0.773642 previous injury 0.681579 radio waves 0.677834 x-ray pictures 0.676722 heart muscle 0.755176 diagnostic tests 0.676864 major blood vessels 0.747232 detailed pictures 0.682213 poor blood flow 0.850051 certain heart conditions 0.773347 Resources section 0.693874 electrical signals 0.688841 special cameras 0.675964 electrical activity 0.691675	sound waves 0.682841 radioactive substance 0.677333 test shows 0.692401 heart 0.953193 cardiac stress test 0.791626 SCA 0.736913 heart work 0.717267 important role 0.677942 safe procedure 0.676162 coronary arteries 0.694536 painless test 0.77344 cardiac catheterization 0.789449 CHD). 0.693103 doctors 0.702669 cardiac electrophysiologists 0.731425 heart diseases 0.728926 heart chambers 0.720059 high risk 0.687336 heart damage 0.721006 coronary heart disease 0.803478 stress echo 0.765872 medical tests 0.695967 emergency treatment 0.694456	CLICK HERE
4222	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	¿Cómo se diagnostica la enfermedad coronaria?	El médico diagnostica la enfermedad coronaria con base en sus antecedentes médicos y familiares, sus factores de riesgo, un examen físico y los resultados de una o más pruebas e intervenciones médicas como electrocardiograma (ECG), prueba de esfuerzo, ecocardiografía, radiografía del tórax, pruebas de sangre, angiografía coronaria y cateterismo cardíaco.	suficiente sangre 0.930088 insuficiencia cardíaca 0.374523 ondas sonoras 0.366014 corazón trabaje 0.751005	mala circulación 0.7962 posibles signos 0.383293 siguientes pruebas 0.472769 darán medicinas 0.438743	CLICK HERE
4227	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Factores de riesgo para la presión arterial alta	Cualquier persona puede tener presión arterial alta. Sin embargo, la edad, la raza o el origen étnico, el exceso de peso, el sexo, los hábitos en el estilo de vida y los antecedentes familiares de presión arterial alta son todos factores que pueden aumentar su riesgo de tener esta enfermedad.			CLICK HERE
4270	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Peripheral Artery Disease Treated?	Treatments for peripheral artery disease include lifestyle changes, anti-clotting medicines, statins to control cholesterol, and medicines to treat high blood pressure. When peripheral artery disease is advanced or does not respond to lifestyle changes and medicines, your doctor may recommend surgery or procedures such as bypass grafting, angioplasty and stent placement, and atherectomy.	small cutting device 0.355753 blood vessel 0.221943 inadequate blood flow 0.435108 heart attack 0.243649 tissue damage 0.218904 overall goals 0.241673 synthetic tube 0.213037 entire site 0.245645 physical exams 0.23022 affected limb 0.24242 life-long heart-healthy lifestyle 0.442379 overall quality 0.240499 special laser 0.210795 artery wall 0.463416	critical limb ischemia 0.459021 clinical trials 0.372893 Health Topics section 0.454783 blood flow 0.998368 risk factors 0.219936 peripheral artery disease 0.750148 small mesh tube 0.368047 Resources section 0.245421 artery 0.867272 tissue death 0.224544 plaque buildup 0.265131 heart-healthy lifestyle changes 0.892845 extreme cases 0.222113	CLICK HERE
14608	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis - Causes	Hypersensitivity pneumonitis is caused by repeated exposure to environmental substances that cause inflammation in the lungs when inhaled. Substances include: bacteria, fungi or molds, proteins, or chemicals.	drop 0.41943 environmental substances 0.59968 foreign substance 0.490312 common environmental sources 0.73874 high level 0.48834 hypersensitivity pneumonitis 0.938695 cause normal levels 0.571299 portion 0.417941 molecules 0.417509 entire site 0.507368 interstitial space 0.487605 Research 0.418518 body 0.43674 certain inhaled substances 0.668538 different lung diseases 0.592735 alveoli air sacs 0.565702 signs 0.417145 inflammation 0.630167 air sacs 0.590181 connective tissue 0.493769 lungs monitors 0.526873 immune systems 0.656885 contact 0.435178	Search 0.420612 News 0.420485 lungs 0.566333 antibodies 0.417816 Health Topics section 0.59465 certain substances 0.667634 uncontrolled levels 0.491444 substances 0.818562 Resources section 0.505036 different substances 0.583662 blood vessels 0.575702 immune cells 0.648081 normal inflammation processes 0.609923 antigen 0.422437 different causative substances 0.665367 list 0.42057 repeated exposure 0.510913 people 0.436688 condition 0.460817 lung interstitium 0.575535 connective tissues 0.498075 NHLBI 0.426188	CLICK HERE