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4033	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Who Is at Risk for Cardiomyopathy?	Certain diseases, conditions, or factors can raise your risk for cardiomyopathy. Major risk factors include a family history, preexisting disease or condition, diabetes, diseases that can damage the heart, long-term alcoholism, and long-term high blood pressure.	Long-term alcoholism 0.699885 drop 0.456522 viral infection 0.679743 heart attack 0.673159 amyloidosis 0.469733 metabolic diseases 0.67339 African Americans 0.693691 entire site 0.714253 certain groups 0.745142 cardiac arrest 0.696171 right ventricular dysplasia 0.968227 Search 0.452498 News 0.451922 men 0.44756 Health Topics section 0.97576 cardiomyopathy 0.967145 heart failure 0.679437 heart muscle 0.677094 Resources section 0.709226 Major risk factors 0.91273 sarcoidosis 0.465187 Whites 0.452054	list 0.452306 Long-term high blood 0.882774 Certain diseases 0.7305 SCA 0.540269 future problems 0.659425 condition 0.444191 irregular heartbeats 0.713274 NHLBI 0.492116 arrhythmias 0.46679 certain types 0.752931 young adults 0.684121 family history 0.67327 hemochromatosis 0.466603 races 0.451931 Teens 0.445296 high risk 0.655675 ages 0.451979 coronary heart disease 0.919365 older people 0.682701 severe obesity 0.679808 conditions 0.445784	CLICK HERE
4067	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What Causes a Heart Attack?	A heart attack happens if the flow of oxygen-rich blood to a section of heart muscle suddenly becomes blocked and the heart can't get oxygen. Most heart attacks occur as a result of coronary heart disease. A less common cause is a severe spasm of the coronary artery.	drop 0.441084 plaque 0.765588 heart attacks 0.592075 heart attack 0.733917 oxygen-rich blood 0.758914 entire site 0.611624 buildup 0.44901 Healthy heart tissue 0.715008 long-lasting problems 0.586859 Search 0.440514 News 0.440146 Health Topics section 0.774482 blood flow 0.667908 atherosclerosis 0.501914 heart muscle 0.743828	common cause 0.57055 Resources section 0.600022 coronary artery 0.980016 scar tissue 0.587238 list 0.440391 Spasms 0.444088 blockage 0.44893 condition 0.475715 coronary arteries 0.909989 severe spasm 0.649158 NHLBI 0.456492 CHD). 0.625426 heart damage 0.568938 waxy substance 0.611142 coronary heart disease 0.861012	CLICK HERE
4078	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Can Heart Failure Be Prevented?	You can take action to prevent heart disease and heart failure by avoiding illegal drugs, being physically active, following a heart-healthy eating plan, quitting smoking, and maintaining a healthy weight.	drop 0.340126 medicines 0.382548 healthy heart 0.490684 entire site 0.507163 amounts 0.340818 drinking alcohol 0.475059 heart disease 0.746557 ongoing care 0.472522 Search 0.336652 News 0.336241 illegal drugs 0.50532 action 0.333182 Health Topics section 0.670579 heart-healthy lifestyle habits 0.662953 addition 0.330584 heart failure 0.925136 sooner 0.347387	Resources section 0.498478 better your chances 0.507349 People 0.331459 workload 0.345504 Talk 0.330658 list 0.336515 steps 0.499262 physical activity 0.474179 Treat 0.333416 doctor 0.378049 condition 0.364365 NHLBI 0.360207 high blood pressure 0.617336 high risk 0.601622 heart damage 0.475144 coronary heart disease 0.629628	CLICK HERE
4142	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Who Is at Risk for Sudden Cardiac Arrest?	The risk of sudden cardiac arrest increases with age and is higher in men and may be higher in blacks. The major risk factor for sudden cardiac arrest is coronary heart disease, but there are other risk factors such as known arrhythmia or personal or family history of sudden cardiac arrest or heritable forms of arrhythmia.	drop 0.320406 major risk factor 0.485657 chronic kidney disease 0.489567 heart attacks 0.400531 heart attack 0.455347 entire site 0.412293 increases 0.324177 underlying conditions 0.40568 personal history 0.387895 Search 0.319313 News 0.319115 studies 0.317389 Health Topics section 0.504499 man 0.319019 sudden cardiac arrest 0.719635 certain cardiac findings 0.509764 heart failure 0.407802 higher risk 0.400683 risk factors 0.452525	alcohol abuse 0.393028 Resources section 0.409766 clear signs 0.390621 degree 0.316763 list 0.319247 people 0.356644 nurses 0.316947 heart disease risk 0.473537 SCA 0.677586 tests 0.317177 arrhythmias 0.349156 NHLBI 0.331874 high blood pressure 0.487473 family history 0.386951 doctors 0.316696 Men 0.31814 coronary heart disease 0.926116 diabetes 0.31723 age 0.319168	CLICK HERE
4217	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	¿Qué es la enfermedad coronaria?	La enfermedad coronaria es una enfermedad en la cual una sustancia cerosa llamada placa se acumula dentro de las arterias coronarias a través de muchos años. Estas arterias suministran sangre rica en oxígeno al músculo cardíaco.	enfermedad llamada aterosclerosis 0.970396		CLICK HERE
4268	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Metabolic Syndrome Treated?	Heart-healthy lifestyle changes are the first line of treatment for metabolic syndrome. If lifestyle changes aren’t enough, your doctor may prescribe medicines.	heart-healthy eating 0.419937 drop 0.226471 treatment 0.34738 leg amputation 0.344084 medicines 0.346326 heart attack 0.323518 heart-healthy lifestyle changes 0.985107 line 0.22728 entire site 0.351417 kidney disease 0.331405 high blood sugar 0.447969 type 0.224491 metabolic syndrome. 0.504389 heart disease 0.559724 Search 0.227737 News 0.227534 Health Topics section 0.476943 Long-term complications 0.334237 foot 0.224141 risk factors 0.676647 statin medications 0.355295 low HDL 0.349035 major goal 0.335922	elevated risk 0.33033 blood cholesterol level 0.464403 Resources section 0.349152 high triglycerides 0.351552 healthy weight 0.329575 medicine 0.223535 onset 0.229593 list 0.227669 stroke 0.244302 physical activity 0.331954 Doctors 0.244513 metabolic syndrome 0.486937 doctor 0.291942 dose 0.226588 NHLBI 0.237971 statin treatment 0.34646 high blood pressure 0.668346 statins 0.235421 coronary heart disease 0.452828 vision loss 0.335759 LDL cholesterol 0.38765 conditions 0.224765	CLICK HERE
15929	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Pneumonia - Living With	If you have pneumonia, follow your treatment plan, take all medicines as prescribed, and get follow-up medical care. If you have pneumonia, limit contact with family and friends. To keep the infection from spreading to other people, cover your nose and mouth while coughing or sneezing, get rid of used tissues right away, and wash your hands.	drop 0.3006 medicines 0.307366 hands 0.28156 entire site 0.694617 normal routine 0.637579 coughing 0.311405 pneumonia 0.813472 sneezing 0.326751 Search 0.292217 News 0.291321 Health Topics section 0.972417 nose 0.291643 rest 0.297917 chest x ray 0.642612 complications 0.302287 tissues 0.296611	Resources section 0.667766 medicine 0.37807 plenty 0.30379 bacterial infection 0.773339 list 0.291918 people 0.467394 steps 0.296095 doctor 0.642404 mouth 0.28956 NHLBI 0.342843 limit contact 0.606409 follow-up care 0.660586 time 0.281857 normal routines 0.659651 antibiotics 0.31433 actions 0.281223	CLICK HERE
16685	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What is COPD?	COPD, or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, is a progressive disease that makes it hard to breathe. In the United States, the term COPD includes two main conditions—emphysema and chronic bronchitis.	waste product 0.391827 entire site 0.400322 routine activities 0.378626 oxygen passes 0.389057 air sacs 0.910261 vital functions 0.388284 larger air sacs 0.55697 lungs 0.513793 large amounts 0.402282 general term COPD 0.609198 main conditions—emphysema 0.387563 basic activities 0.383413 Resources section 0.400835 major cause 0.386506 Severe COPD 0.546904 rare genetic condition 0.470385 person 0.360014 chronic bronchitis 0.667389 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.631316 inset image 0.467313 mucus forms 0.398959 progressive disease 0.403907 United States 0.469653 capillaries 0.37323	airways 0.444 gas exchange 0.471366 slimy substance 0.405706 COPD smoke 0.576069 tiny ones 0.38078 lifestyle changes 0.381383 Small blood vessels 0.459729 term COPD 0.626453 bronchial tubes branch 0.471973 chest tightness 0.40746 Health Topics section 0.486496 alveolar walls 0.396009 carbon dioxide 0.391163 small balloon 0.384802 tiny round air 0.408662 Cigarette smoking 0.392519 people 0.387081 thinner tubes 0.401588 chemical fumes 0.397301 Long-term exposure 0.390554 older adults 0.383603 air pollution 0.411744 time 0.371858 air sac walls 0.493142	CLICK HERE
16797	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Causas de la EPOC	La exposición prolongada a irritantes pulmonares (humo de cigarrillo, aire contaminado, la presencia de vapores químicos, o el polvo) que lesionan los pulmones y las vías respiratorias es la causa de la EPOC. Una rara alteración genética llamada deficiencia de alfa-1-antitripsina (AAT) puede también causar la enfermedad.	vías respiratorias 0.996332 proteína aat 0.679331	Estados Unidos 0.659493	CLICK HERE
16802	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Prevención de la EPOC	Usted puede tomar medidas para prevenir la EPOC antes de que comience. Si usted ya tiene EPOC, puede tomar medidas para prevenir. las complicaciones y retrasar la progresión de la enfermedad.	principal causa 0.529405		CLICK HERE