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3999	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Atherosclerosis Diagnosed?	Your doctor will diagnose atherosclerosis based on your medical and family histories, a physical exam, and results from one or more tests: blood test, electrocardiogram (EKG), chest x ray, ankle/brachial index, echocardiography, computed tomography (CT) scan, stress testing, and angiography.	family practitioner 0.446366 Blood tests 0.489391 arteries 0.626398 Abnormal changes 0.525622 cardiac CT scan 0.512725 entire site 0.442856 abnormal whooshing sound 0.566268 health care specialists 0.571051 blood vessel problems 0.590358 affected artery 0.452315 vascular specialist 0.556255 expert care 0.450088 large arteries 0.539583 blood pressure 0.62875 heart failure 0.489004 heart muscle 0.543028 test results 0.477071 test 0.56831 chest x ray 0.530473 Resources section 0.447489 blood vessels 0.463692 heart 0.909563 plaque buildup 0.440508 heart work 0.546973	heart diseases 0.520764 heart chambers 0.487037 heart damage 0.49047 chronic kidney disease 0.543694 magnetic resonance imaging 0.517573 oxygen-rich blood 0.461093 heart rhythm 0.475498 current heart attack 0.597569 heart tests 0.499796 imaging stress tests 0.529413 Health Topics section 0.569925 heart rate 0.477268 peripheral artery disease 0.581369 poor blood flow 0.914402 electrical activity 0.54372 Plaque-narrowed arteries 0.531975 x-ray picture 0.511353 primary care doctor 0.60942 doctor 0.659564 painless test 0.457361 Abnormal levels 0.449402 ) arteries. 0.599614 coronary microvascular disease 0.567228 physical exam 0.578507	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
4062	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Description of the DASH Eating Plan	DASH is a flexible and balanced eating plan that helps create a heart-healthy eating style for life.	Plan Goals 0.424792 drop 0.325198 2,000-calorie-a-day diet 0.532403 trans fats 0.425888 weekly servings 0.438039 following table 0.42812 potassium 0.326553 special foods 0.433668 entire site 0.444436 low-fat dairy products 0.555083 balanced eating plan 0.690172 vegetables 0.323615 targets 0.323535 life 0.323487 weekly nutritional goals 0.542596 fruits 0.323559 palm oils 0.441561 beans 0.325289 Search 0.3242 News 0.323904 Health Topics section 0.566527 sugar-sweetened beverages 0.432422	fatty meats 0.441329 heart-healthy eating style 0.69817 blood pressure 0.41942 poultry 0.321924 fiber 0.319678 calcium 0.32456 full-fat dairy products 0.535051 Resources section 0.443245 palm kernel 0.425835 magnesium 0.324478 list 0.324101 grains 0.327602 coconut 0.325564 dash eating plan 0.957788 Weekly DASH Eating 0.709059 NHLBI 0.341316 examples 0.320209 nuts 0.323109 tropical oils 0.442651 fish 0.321283 vegetable oils 0.446934	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
4084	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Heart Valve Disease Diagnosed?	Your doctor will diagnose heart valve disease based on your medical and family histories, a physical exam, and results from one or more tests: electrocardiogram (EKG), chest x ray, echocardiography, cardiac catheterization, stress testing, and cardiac magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).	fluid buildup 0.281922 main test 0.283417 entire site 0.288517 resonance imaging 0.279347 doctor plan 0.29321 stress testing 0.34864 best way 0.274538 heart valve problem 0.469052 calcium deposits 0.278873 heart tests 0.306855 valve defect 0.349826 signs 0.347394 better image 0.275978 cardiac mri 0.421628 valve defects 0.340929 Health Topics section 0.366361 heart problems 0.377069 heart valve disease 0.97523 radio waves 0.280818 simple test detects 0.348576 certain signs 0.285753 previous heart attack 0.382374 echo results 0.289869	heart rate 0.303801 diagnostic tests 0.276076 chest x ray 0.364108 Resources section 0.289967 sound waves 0.419566 electrical activity 0.281752 chest wall 0.288615 irregular heartbeat 0.282396 primary care doctor 0.392116 doctor 0.577933 heart work 0.306284 doctor assess 0.40456 heart murmur 0.396724 cardiac catheterization 0.372452 cardiac MRI image 0.353514 heart chambers 0.319103 coronary heart disease 0.373512 certain sections 0.276962 heart valve surgery 0.434587 physical exam 0.283423 specific valve problems 0.399411 swollen ankles 0.290806	CLICK HERE
4107	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Living With Mitral Valve Prolapse	People living with mitral valve prolapse should receive ongoing care, take all medicines as prescribed, and make heart-healthy lifestyle choices.	drop 0.339006 treatment 0.331402 heart-healthy lifestyle changes 0.625147 MVP 0.417543 entire site 0.497738 transcatheter 0.328734 follow-up visits 0.488075 active lives 0.489748 ongoing care 0.475779 Search 0.332594 News 0.332139 Health Topics section 0.653977 complications 0.39017	Resources section 0.489181 blood pressure medicines 0.643932 birth control pills 0.613142 list 0.332443 people 0.358468 symptoms 0.416843 mitral valve prolapse 0.918701 NHLBI 0.363099 arrhythmias 0.348868 related problems 0.485722 blood clots 0.481257 heart valve surgery 0.695414	CLICK HERE
4244	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Cómo iniciar y mantener un programa de actividad física	Para comenzar un programa de actividad física y mantenerlo, haga que la actividad física se vuelva parte de sus costumbres diarias, personalice los beneficios, realice actividades con sus amigos y familiares, integre más actividad a sus quehaceres cotidianos, utilice el tiempo para hacer actividad física como una forma de recompensa, lleve un registro de sus logros, realice las actividades sin ponerse en peligro y consulte con su médico.	actividad física forma 0.927975 Your Guide 0.466512 Physical Activity Guidelines 0.660326	Your Heart 0.465656 Physical Activity 0.829505	CLICK HERE
15306	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Physical Activity	Routine physical activity and reduction in sedentary lifestyle can improve physical fitness, lower many heart disease risk factors such as bad LDL cholesterol levels and increasing good HDL cholesterol levels in the blood, controlling high blood pressure, and helping you lose excess weight.	Routine physical activity 0.602151 drop 0.328964 vigorous aerobic exercise 0.739622 new exercise plan 0.62997 entire site 0.461549 cholesterol levels 0.594929 type 0.325018 moderate-intensity aerobic exercise 0.730054 long periods 0.429691 heart disease 0.569373 physical fitness 0.46128 Search 0.32765 News 0.327392 Health Topics section 0.590935 excess weight 0.465033 sedentary behavior 0.474775 oxygen 0.326948 aerobic exercise 0.970805	overall health 0.432664 Resources section 0.45864 disease risk factors 0.583573 Talk 0.323171 sedentary lifestyle 0.503202 list 0.327564 physical activity 0.833017 activity level 0.434004 doctor 0.345895 bad LDL cholesterol 0.634586 NHLBI 0.345603 brisk walking 0.460666 high blood pressure 0.587531 time 0.363321 15 minutes 0.324513 higher rates 0.430568 reduction 0.326588 good HDL cholesterol 0.628257	CLICK HERE
16689	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	COPD - Diagnosis	Your doctor may diagnose COPD based on your signs and symptoms, your medical and family histories, and the results from diagnostic tests such as pulmonary function tests including spirometry and arterial blood gas tests, or chest x rays or chest computed tomography scans.	main test 0.357383 entire site 0.357855 family histories 0.348793 air 0.373086 oxygen therapy 0.329863 ongoing cough 0.406681 abnormal chest 0.39964 pulmonary function tests 0.913696 lungs 0.208611 Health Topics section 0.576459 secondhand smoke 0.355468 deep breath 0.563937 heart failure 0.515365 test results 0.697034 chest x ray 0.350938 chest CT scan 0.525596 Resources section 0.357099 blood test 0.334422	blood vessels 0.305949 spirometer 0.234787 diffusion capacity test 0.546776 doctor 0.490217 chemical fumes 0.371887 symptoms 0.286319 lung function tests 0.538564 tube 0.240292 spirometry 0.349155 painless test 0.360323 family history 0.336751 small machine 0.331686 blood gas test 0.515618 lung irritants 0.395159 function tests measure 0.528821 air pollution 0.361127 treatment goals 0.31695 oxygen level 0.332174	CLICK HERE