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4065	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Living With the DASH Eating Plan	Understanding the DASH eating plan will help you start and follow this plan for life.	added salt 0.542725 foods 0.614098 barbecue sauce 0.543673 soy sauce 0.577159 entire site 0.545626 Weekly DASH menus 0.621385 daily food 0.548042 DASH eating plan 0.951208 NHLBI meal planning 0.577025 convenience foods 0.589253 potassium-rich foods 0.550177 sample daily DASH 0.62688 NHLBI In-Brief 0.545426 cured food 0.551172 blood pressure 0.571485 Resources section 0.54696 Eat smaller portions 0.577801 lime juice 0.541542 nutritional goals 0.567301 food labels 0.549533 table salt 0.545607 Substitute low-calorie foods 0.584516 mg daily sodium 0.596891 daily sodium levels 0.664704 salt-free seasoning blends 0.582002	Daily DASH Log 0.62671 sodium intake 0.563012 Asian foods 0.552489 heart-healthy recipes 0.584968 lean meats 0.544932 healthier choices 0.54477 sodium Americans 0.555428 Flavor your foods 0.552397 unhealthy foods 0.550008 Health Topics section 0.586766 plan sample menus 0.58461 hot cereals 0.543388 salty snacks 0.543208 mg potassium 0.545916 menu items 0.580979 salty ingredients 0.54334 salad dressings 0.541662 Body Weight Planner 0.575644 healthier food choices 0.591224 healthy weight 0.58325 fresh poultry 0.543087 cold cuts 0.541503 healthier substitute snack 0.573527 total daily calories 0.589525	CLICK HERE
4066	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What is a Heart Attack?	A heart attack happens when the flow of oxygen-rich blood to a section of heart muscle suddenly becomes blocked and the heart can’t get oxygen. If you think you or someone else may be having heart attack symptoms or a heart attack, call 9–1–1 for emergency medical care.	coronary artery disease 0.574742 heart attacks 0.614574 plaque 0.491036 heart attack 0.98571 oxygen-rich blood 0.517107 entire site 0.462318 emergency room 0.451041 Ventricular fibrillation 0.457404 life-threatening arrhythmia 0.45622 cold sweat 0.455528 Healthy heart tissue 0.523613 belly button 0.451239 emergency medical care 0.494782 common warning symptoms 0.504212 long-lasting problems 0.457311 Health Topics section 0.514665 life-saving treatment 0.45263 blood flow 0.565859 medical personnel 0.451116 Heart attack treatment 0.585609 heart failure 0.503975 heart muscle 0.613361 sudden dizziness 0.456718 common cause 0.4523	Resources section 0.463299 new symptom 0.452807 Upper body discomfort. 0.491492 possible symptoms 0.459977 coronary artery 0.708729 scar tissue 0.455681 plaque buildup 0.47786 common symptoms 0.45683 physical activity 0.453797 dead heart muscle 0.529931 life-threatening arrhythmias 0.457788 little bit 0.452371 coronary arteries 0.547538 severe health problems 0.49936 severe spasm 0.45986 chest discomfort 0.475372 irregular heartbeats 0.459917 chest pain 0.561867 heart damage 0.478087 waxy substance 0.460055 coronary heart disease 0.568958 heart attack symptoms 0.626715 blood clot 0.519038	CLICK HERE
4086	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Living With Heart Valve Disease	Heart valve disease is a lifelong condition. See your doctor regularly for ongoing care and to determine how this condition may affect pregnancy.	red spots 0.461853 heart-healthy lifestyle changes 0.520346 entire site 0.472322 lifelong condition 0.472587 danger 0.411385 mother 0.422122 chills 0.41526 Search 0.413153 legs 0.412067 heart valve disease 0.95148 proper care 0.460081 heart failure 0.473034 lives 0.412255 faulty heart valve 0.586413 Resources section 0.471537 pregnancy 0.440569 list 0.413125 regular checkups 0.479763 symptoms 0.481551 infective endocarditis 0.471349 tests 0.411574 bed rest 0.460259 soles 0.413515 heart valve defects 0.599717	heart infection 0.467974 fetus 0.431687 severe heart valve 0.623175 drop 0.41245 repair 0.411738 treatment 0.411304 night sweats 0.466025 medicines 0.492013 echocardiography 0.415723 weakness 0.414006 muscle aches 0.467963 News 0.413069 heart valve conditions 0.561387 palms 0.4118 certain medicines 0.488655 Health Topics section 0.532766 moderate heart valve 0.567954 types 0.41158 people 0.436838 physical activity 0.465543 doctor 0.49118 new symptoms 0.465041 NHLBI 0.418011 life-threatening conditions 0.466428	CLICK HERE
4087	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Risk Factors for High Blood Pressure	Anyone can develop high blood pressure; however, age, race or ethnicity, being overweight, gender, lifestyle habits, and a family history of high blood pressure can increase your risk for developing high blood pressure.	Americans age 0.347478 drop 0.31068 ethnicity 0.31242 gender 0.310102 prehypertension 0.330487 Genetic causes 0.346568 African Americans 0.346574 entire site 0.355988 teens 0.318614 percent 0.310938 obese 0.31415 African American adults 0.383639 body weight 0.348166 number 0.309623 Hispanic American adults 0.385905 ethnic groups 0.349793 men 0.316794 Search 0.310859 News 0.310765 Health Topics section 0.400294	race 0.310632 Unhealthy lifestyle habits 0.385302 overweight children 0.362588 Resources section 0.35403 Caucasian 0.311374 list 0.310827 risk factor 0.343963 high sensitivity 0.348215 sodium 0.309871 condition 0.316122 NHLBI 0.31441 refer 0.3106 high blood pressure 0.904969 family history 0.432084 risk 0.357053 lifestyle habits 0.402803 certain height 0.348546 rise 0.309267 age 0.355397	CLICK HERE
4090	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Diagnosis of High Blood Pressure	For most patients, health care providers diagnose high blood pressure when blood pressure readings are consistently 140/90 mmHg or above.	blood pressure 0.939621 blood pressure equipment 0.237534 blood pressure test 0.308567 health care provider 0.926324 white coat hypertension 0.213469 white coat hypertension. 0.210167	blood pressure readings 0.456323 care providers diagnose 0.231393 high blood pressure 0.493653 primary high blood 0.219596 blood pressure numbers 0.283573 Health Topics section 0.243387	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
4127	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What Are the Benefits of Quitting Smoking?	Quitting smoking and avoiding secondhand smoke benefits your heart and blood vessels. Studies show that quitting smoking lowers the risk for atherosclerosis, coronary heart disease, and complications such as heart attack or death.	entire site 0.506134 smoking declines 0.650262 urge 0.437708 new quit date 0.679694 recurrent heart attack 0.580236 cardiovascular death 0.4994 cold turkey 0.498145 secondhand smoke 0.571648 attempts 0.437041 family members 0.497759 alcohol 0.430029 overwhelmed—take tasks 0.486468 tobacco smoke 0.562574 Resources section 0.501681 blood vessels 0.494561 list 0.441855 new activities 0.488069 friends 0.460441 quit date 0.707536 heart-healthy eating plan 0.558379 brisk walk 0.491759 drug store 0.492607 cigarettes 0.437996 support 0.434025 best ways 0.501449	over-the-counter products 0.490995 average weight gain 0.550155 beta blockers 0.501294 percent 0.442053 current adult 0.49972 example 0.462037 heart disease 0.852164 smoking 0.960316 Health Topics section 0.595289 office building 0.488275 situation 0.432073 ACE inhibitors 0.497332 people 0.537959 heart disease risk 0.687059 meal 0.437591 nicotine gum 0.490395 withdrawal symptoms 0.561954 NHLBI 0.422975 slip 0.478231 future 0.43292 statins 0.422435 blood clots 0.498404 coronary heart disease 0.754233 time 0.481164	CLICK HERE
4204	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	¿Quiénes corren el riesgo de tener aterosclerosis?	Ciertas características, trastornos o hábitos pueden elevar el riesgo de tener la enfermedad. Entre los principales factores de riesgo se encuentran los niveles poco saludables de colesterol en la sangre, presión arterial alta, fumar, resistencia a la insulina, diabetes, sobrepeso, falta de actividad física, una alimentación poco saludable, edad avanzada y antecedentes familiares de enfermedad coronaria de aparición temprana.	suficiente insulina 0.744085 suficiente oxígeno 0.6816 grasas trans 0.636529 posibles factores 0.78141	colesterol hdl 0.84344 Nuevos factores 0.786851 Principales factores 0.948511 proteína llamada 0.61364	CLICK HERE
4237	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Cómo vivir con presión arterial alta	Si usted tiene presión arterial alta, lo mejor que puede hacer es hablar con su proveedor de atención médica y tomar medidas para controlarla haciendo cambios saludables en su estilo de vida y tomando sus medicamentos, si se los han recetado.			CLICK HERE
16686	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	COPD - Causes	Long-term exposure to lung irritants—smoke, air pollution, chemical fumes, or dusts—that damage the lungs and the airways usually is the cause of COPD. A rare genetic condition called alpha-1 antitrypsin (AAT) deficiency can also cause the disease.	drop 0.332923 United States 0.464971 chronic lung disease 0.623605 entire site 0.477916 airways 0.386021 alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency 0.905449 cigarette smoke 0.566403 lung damage 0.504258 low blood levels 0.574288 inflammation 0.336505 Search 0.330723 News 0.33039 lungs 0.343025 Health Topics section 0.622446 secondhand smoke 0.557164 types 0.327556 tobacco smoke 0.554812	genetic condition 0.450442 liver 0.328156 Resources section 0.472926 asthma 0.398843 Pipe 0.327633 list 0.330612 people 0.379852 chemical fumes 0.472575 Long-term exposure 0.480378 AAT protein 0.494068 NHLBI 0.351042 lung irritants 0.719272 dusts 0.34859 air pollution 0.453496 low level 0.445134 Breathing 0.332213 causes COPD 0.71324	CLICK HERE