ARTICLES LIST

Clear Search

Select the Article Source National Cancer Institute Office of Dietary Supplements National Institute on Aging Healthfinder.gov National Institute of Child Health and Human Development Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Administration for Children and Families National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences National Library of Medicine National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke NIH Senior Health National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases Health and Human Services National Institute of General Medical Sciences National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research National Human Genome Research Institute Food and Drug Administration Center for Tobacco Products Public Health and Medical Emergency Support for a Nation Prepared Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People National Institute on Drug Abuse National Institutes of Health National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases U S Food and Drug Administration National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute

Media ID	Source Name	Media Type	Language	Media Name	Media Description	Keywords	Keywords	Link to Article
3964	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What is Atherosclerosis?	Atherosclerosis is a disease in which plaque builds up inside your arteries. Arteries are blood vessels that carry oxygen-rich blood to your heart and other parts of your body.	coronary artery disease 0.563152 inset image 0.482836 plaque 0.761623 chronic kidney disease 0.601955 heart attack 0.555661 oxygen-rich blood 0.867613 coronary MVD 0.431523 extra water 0.384881 arteries 0.983333 Peripheral artery disease 0.518245 entire site 0.401772 medical procedures 0.383531 body 0.406314 main treatment 0.381302 main function 0.381725 dangerous infections 0.385051 unhealthy diet 0.388342 lifestyle changes 0.448486 major arteries 0.561419 Health Topics section 0.485972 blood flow 0.766149 atherosclerosis 0.565891 heart muscle 0.474631 risk factors 0.446161	kidney function 0.385171 ongoing medical care 0.441429 different diseases 0.393851 certain traits 0.382121 normal artery 0.531359 Resources section 0.402282 blood vessels 0.418866 carotid arteries 0.569215 common health problem 0.454478 artery disease 0.590961 renal arteries 0.557693 Coronary heart disease 0.520911 plaque buildup 0.668338 physical activity 0.385396 plaque hardens 0.526742 coronary arteries 0.647234 atherosclerosis-related diseases 0.384984 smallest arteries 0.571827 slow loss 0.386018 normal blood flow 0.494855 chest pain 0.38574 family history 0.3849 blood clots 0.469029	CLICK HERE
4032	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What Causes Cardiomyopathy?	Many times, the cause of cardiomyopathy isn’t known. Cardiomyopathy can be acquired (you are not born with the condition but develop it due to another disease, condition, or factor) or inherited (your parents passed the gene for the disease on to you).	cancer treatments 0.30837 genetic links 0.335683 heart attack 0.32479 heavy metals 0.316994 restrictive cardiomyopathy 0.537912 tiny lumps 0.32642 entire site 0.35538 cause 0.266218 cardiomyopathy inherit 0.564464 body 0.283865 extra iron 0.302174 viral infections 0.327453 abnormal response 0.344397 poor diet 0.327737 right ventricular dysplasia 0.504768 Illegal drugs 0.31657 Health Topics section 0.573251	heart muscle proteins 0.544337 dilated cardiomyopathy 0.605691 thyroid disease 0.529082 various organs 0.337498 various types 0.334776 Certain toxins 0.3408 viral hepatitis 0.326306 disease 0.841962 Resources section 0.355183 Coronary heart disease 0.550836 Certain diseases 0.525442 Connective tissue disorders 0.494134 abnormal proteins 0.351122 Researchers 0.222902 high blood pressure 0.906031 abnormal immune response 0.505613	CLICK HERE
4044	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Living With Carotid Artery Disease	If you have carotid artery disease, you can take steps to manage the condition, reduce risk factors, and prevent complications by making lifestyle changes, following your treatment plan, and getting ongoing care. Know the stroke warning signs and call 9–1–1 for emergency help if you think you are having a stroke.	heart-healthy lifestyle changes 0.429271 symptom onset 0.309437 yearly carotid Doppler 0.500646 entire site 0.322613 ongoing care 0.315204 urgent action 0.305392 Search 0.222577 best chance 0.30389 blood flow 0.308963 blood pressure 0.311622 risk factors 0.418572 Resources section 0.322163 carotid arteries 0.60563 carotid artery disease 0.953808 list 0.222542 steps 0.241492 certain risk factors 0.397125 condition 0.222317 health problems 0.306612 tests 0.235164 ultrasound test 0.301112 stroke symptoms 0.353042 narrowing 0.226154 drop 0.220288 doctor spots problems 0.380689	medicines 0.242784 blood cholesterol levels 0.402323 Testing shows 0.304651 recovery 0.234934 routine blood sugar 0.395857 weakness 0.224642 procedures 0.239728 News 0.222472 trouble 0.220042 Health Topics section 0.422476 hospital 0.242772 clot-busting therapy 0.305818 warning signs 0.41616 ongoing medical care 0.392819 complications 0.220591 better your chances 0.303015 stroke 0.489601 people 0.219521 NHLBI 0.22857 sooner treatment 0.320029 blood clots 0.319866 better results 0.300844 information 0.220536 blood sugar 0.399404	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
4213	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	null	¿Cuáles son los síntomas de un ataque cardíaco?	Los síntomas de un ataque cardíaco varían de una persona a otra. Los síntomas más frecuentes incluyen dolor o incomodidad en el pecho, incomodidad en la parte superior del cuerpo y dificultad para respirar.			CLICK HERE
15305	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Managing Stress	Learn about how stress contributes to certain cardiovascular health conditions. Learn about healthy ways to manage stress and cope with problems to improve your emotional and physical health.	drop 0.31183 alcohol 0.284798 heart attack 0.677902 substances 0.30878 Resources section 0.676035 angina 0.334445 ways people 0.59822 entire site 0.715878 kinds 0.287413 trigger 0.318432 Research 0.278343 list 0.285149	physical health 0.602584 NHLBI 0.375926 healthy stress-reducing activities 0.918855 high blood pressure 0.91975 smoking 0.288187 Search 0.285716 News 0.284015 anger—can serve 0.676974 cardiovascular risks 0.69676 healthy ways 0.658348 Health Topics section 0.974796	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
16227	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	LAM - Living With	With earlier diagnosis and newer treatment, patients with LAM are living longer, with some living more than 20 years after diagnosis. Your doctor will monitor your condition to see if it is stable or getting worse and causing serious complications. Also, your doctor may recommend other medical care, including vaccines, lifestyle changes, and pregnancy and birth control planning.	good care 0.573943 mental health 0.634313 newer clinical guidelines 0.62226 entire site 0.577381 pneumococcal pneumonia vaccine 0.622998 patient support group 0.625967 hormone therapies 0.682658 support group 0.628493 professional counselor 0.570034 hormone therapy medicines 0.633289 Disease Control 0.567944 respiratory failure. Read 0.630855 permanent hormonal therapy 0.617008 overall health 0.571381 Resources section 0.577461 birth control planning 0.638633 patient support groups 0.62535 birth control pills 0.621964 activity level 0.570674 birth control 0.762275 condition 0.573141 mental health concerns 0.62701 lung infections 0.577722 common physical activities 0.632929 normal daily activities 0.631077	early stages 0.569274 birth control options 0.736815 lung transplants 0.57947 routine follow-up care 0.639178 possible signs 0.572399 oxygen therapy 0.569725 lifestyle changes 0.709917 life-threatening complications 0.578326 earlier diagnosis 0.577551 treatment option 0.569143 healthy lifestyle changes 0.615311 Health Topics section 0.649646 NHLBI Health Information 0.633371 newer treatment 0.579692 lung diseases 0.588929 emotional support 0.571457 healthy eating choices 0.613626 bone density 0.615318 Lung Transplant 0.578404 medical care 0.578254 doctor 0.74732 hormone changes 0.576896 Web pages 0.567684 LAM 0.911444	CLICK HERE
16800	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Diagnóstico de la EPOC	Su médico puede diagnosticar la EPOC con base en sus signos y síntomas, los antecedentes médicos y familiares y los resultados de exámenes diagnósticos como pruebas de función pulmonar incluyendo espirometría, análisis de gases arteriales, radiografía de tórax, o tomografía computarizada de tórax.	la insuficiencia cardíaca 0.911483	cuánta mucosidad expectora 0.920642	CLICK HERE