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4048	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What is Coronary Heart Disease?	Coronary heart disease is a disease in which a waxy substance called plaque builds up over many years inside the coronary arteries. These arteries supply oxygen-rich blood to your heart muscle.	shoulders 0.329111 plaque 0.830101 heartbeat 0.328637 plaque-narrowed artery 0.496483 entire site 0.45581 medical procedures 0.430877 body 0.353773 normal coronary artery 0.884395 plaque ruptures 0.559001 Search 0.330021 blood flow 0.627936 quick treatment 0.428682 atherosclerosis 0.332188 heart failure 0.503137 jaw 0.326493 heart muscle 0.858036 large blood clot 0.567807 surface 0.32591 Resources section 0.451192 coronary artery 0.963957 pressure 0.326358 list 0.329962 condition 0.354242 coronary arteries 0.871767	health problems 0.511074 waxy substance 0.464168 Angina pain 0.44476 drop 0.328039 inset image 0.604211 heart attack 0.615885 oxygen-rich blood 0.968383 indigestion 0.331122 buildup 0.376419 News 0.329843 Health Topics section 0.573021 break 0.325839 cross-section 0.363361 Figure 0.395958 arrhythmias 0.359255 NHLBI 0.337518 normal blood flow 0.563752 chest pain 0.432596 discomfort 0.330164 Lifestyle changes 0.428136 coronary heart disease 0.86406 location 0.327707 time 0.385765 blood clot 0.568362	CLICK HERE
4052	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Coronary Heart Disease Diagnosed?	Your doctor will diagnose coronary heart disease based on your medical and family histories, risk factors, a physical exam, and results from one or more tests and procedures: electrocardiogram (EKG), stress testing, echocardiography, chest x ray, blood tests, and coronary angiography and cardiac catheterization.	blood vessel 0.48238 oxygen-rich blood 0.551558 Blood tests 0.408147 entire site 0.398187 family histories 0.397611 lung disorders 0.366927 stress testing 0.390422 doctor study 0.374066 pictures 0.263362 current heart attack 0.598561 possible signs 0.380419 heart tests 0.456351 imaging stress tests 0.535698 Health Topics section 0.571108 poor general fitness 0.526663 previous injury 0.368958 coronary angiography 0.441289 EKG 0.348769 heart failure 0.422839 lung diseases 0.375453 heart muscle 0.507742 heart rate 0.442125 risk factors 0.393488 chest x ray 0.541426	poor blood flow 0.724466 Resources section 0.40056 electrical signals 0.38001 blood vessels 0.521579 Plaque-narrowed arteries 0.457529 electrical activity 0.38588 following tests 0.410413 heart 0.991588 picture 0.263415 heart work 0.448208 doctor 0.408888 symptoms 0.263717 dye 0.364526 coronary arteries 0.874717 painless test 0.397441 certain fats 0.365286 Abnormal levels 0.364819 cardiac catheterization 0.561314 special x rays 0.532709 heart chambers 0.429007 heart damage 0.443549 single test 0.411321 physical exam 0.399033	CLICK HERE
4208	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	¿Cómo se puede prevenir o retrasar la aterosclerosis?	Tomar acción para controlar sus factores de riesgo a través de una alimentación saludable para el corazón, actividad física, dejar de fumar y control del peso puede ayudar a prevenir o retrasar la aterosclerosis y las enfermedades relacionadas con ella.	Adopte hábitos 0.987473		CLICK HERE
4225	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	null	Descripción de la presión arterial alta	La presión arterial alta es una enfermedad común en la que la sangre fluye a través de los vasos sanguíneos (arterias) a una presión más alta de lo normal.			CLICK HERE
4261	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Cardiomyopathy Treated?	Treatment depends on the type of cardiomyopathy you have, the severity of your symptoms and complications, and your age and overall health. Treatments may include heart-healthy lifestyle changes, medicines, nonsurgical procedures, and surgery and implanted devices.	Physical activity 0.339842 Aldosterone blockers 0.424178 entire site 0.339116 Cardiac resynchronization therapy 0.4226 body 0.367622 Abnormal electrolyte levels 0.436711 blood flow 0.348558 small device 0.40805 Lower your blood 0.356042 Heart-healthy lifestyle changes 0.462626 blood pressure 0.662422 sudden cardiac arrest 0.659317 heart muscle 0.360069 heart pump blood 0.482467 Resources section 0.343229 Implantable cardioverter defibrillator 0.42874 CRT device 0.339072 blood thinners 0.446432 heart 0.727427 ventricular assist device 0.43466 symptoms 0.387039 receptor blockers 0.421917 heart transplant 0.720885 septal myectomy 0.364404 treatment 0.339925	medicines 0.516999 healthy heart 0.359764 nonsurgical procedure 0.462968 beta blockers 0.62111 lower blood pressure 0.461006 diseased heart 0.368292 heart rhythm 0.356284 thickened area 0.344609 lifestyle changes 0.468282 excess sodium 0.431525 end-stage heart failure 0.470141 Health Topics section 0.463009 cardiomyopathy 0.640717 Heart Transplant Health 0.478192 alcohol septal ablation 0.453589 heart rate 0.43269 calcium channel blockers 0.913355 people 0.384851 Heart-healthy eating 0.347028 thickened septum 0.35499 main goals 0.342788 Balance electrolytes 0.35175 high blood pressure 0.470403 blood clots 0.527217	CLICK HERE
4269	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Mitral Valve Prolapse Treated?	Most people who have mitral valve prolapse don’t need treatment. However, some people who have troublesome mitral valve backflow may be treated with medicines such as blood thinners, digoxin, diuretics, heart rhythm regulators, and vasodilators. People with an abnormal valve and significant backflow may need surgery, such as a valve repair and valve replacement or a transcatheter valve therapy procedure.	large blood vessel 0.465807 needless risk 0.403387 entire site 0.410375 approach 0.335871 reduced blood loss 0.477586 main goal 0.40266 mitral valve surgery 0.773741 mitral valve 0.920857 intensive care unit 0.466752 open-heart surgery 0.409845 blood-thinning medicines 0.605792 Interventional cardiologists 0.397334 heart failure 0.400451 lives 0.335051 Resources section 0.410693 heart surgeons 0.398103 replacement valves 0.395925 symptoms 0.40304 shorter hospital stay 0.474234 mitral valve prolapse 0.707284 infective endocarditis 0.396611 likely stay 0.38978 severe mitral regurgitation 0.544785 heart damage 0.401555	small cuts 0.396127 leaky mitral valves 0.553486 dental work 0.391116 antibiotics 0.362655 device 0.329062 treatment 0.338492 biological valves 0.604146 MVP 0.376565 beta blockers 0.408822 troublesome mitral valve 0.682581 mitral valve backflow 0.798159 procedures 0.335518 Health Topics section 0.501355 rest 0.334999 human tissue 0.391995 valve repair 0.554711 significant backflow 0.422333 mechanical valves 0.456027 chest wall 0.400149 people 0.471824 heart valve infection 0.547457 Complete recovery 0.392842 doctor 0.380325 chest discomfort 0.409048	CLICK HERE
15924	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Pneumonia - Risk Factors	Many factors such as age (being younger than two years old or 65 of older), smoking, and other medical conditions such as heart failure, diabetes, COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), or people who have weak immune systems due to HIV/AIDS, chemotherapy (a treatment for cancer), or organ or blood and marrow stem cell transplant procedures can increase your chances of getting pneumonia and having more severe pneumonia.	drop 0.429051 treatment 0.42293 certain chemicals 0.544315 entire site 0.562572 lung disease 0.53208 Infants 0.428932 cold 0.424205 bronchiectasis 0.438752 chemotherapy 0.429174 life 0.425536 sickle cell disease 0.642603 pneumonia 0.921794 ventilator 0.435844 cystic fibrosis 0.540331 immune systems 0.720054 Search 0.42832 News 0.428072 trouble 0.426748 Health Topics section 0.696913 hospital intensive-care unit 0.671983 severe pneumonia 0.91472 HIV/AIDS 0.424174	heart failure 0.532086 stem cell transplant 0.65236 greater risk 0.549882 toxic fumes 0.556161 Resources section 0.559551 organ transplant 0.543107 asthma 0.42439 list 0.428237 age groups 0.546594 people 0.452879 blood 0.423024 pollutants 0.431986 flu 0.428407 factors 0.458657 marrow 0.427784 Smoking cigarettes 0.54971 NHLBI 0.444674 chances 0.436257 medical conditions 0.557794 ages 0.426824 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.652418 COPD 0.431633	CLICK HERE
16480	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Cardiac CT Scan	A cardiac CT scan is a painless imaging test that uses x rays to take many detailed pictures of your heart and its blood vessels.	heart rates 0.487295 preparation time 0.485043 abnormal findings 0.486505 imaging test 0.645066 extra steps 0.471907 cardiac CT scan 0.81487 obstructive pulmonary disorder 0.544577 coronary artery bypass 0.593477 pericardial disease 0.49666 contrast dye 0.932164 beta blockers 0.572726 cardiac ct scans 0.74659 fast type 0.487894 multidetector CT 0.568752 Different CT scanners 0.631665 Visit CT Scans 0.613224 slight risk 0.480184 painless imaging test 0.601347 computed tomography 0.507301 heart failure 0.485198 allergic reaction 0.478502 ct scans 0.832271 heart rate 0.557247 soft buzzing 0.482199	test 0.668451 incidental finding 0.480981 clinical guidelines 0.478384 heart function 0.505006 detailed pictures 0.497869 medical imaging facility 0.559048 blood vessels 0.573987 clearer pictures 0.48948 high-quality pictures 0.488048 breast milk 0.537055 axial tomography 0.501757 rare instances 0.480761 temporary metallic taste 0.54908 contrast dye highlights 0.615763 chest x rays 0.490924 coronary arteries 0.687872 CT scanner 0.694187 beam CT scanner 0.658656 cause symptoms 0.474691 coronary heart disease 0.614189 different purposes 0.48335 breathing problems 0.476431 calcium buildup 0.505095	CLICK HERE
16529	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Holter and Event Monitors	Holter and event monitors are small, portable electrocardiogram devices that record your heart’s electrical activity for long periods of time while you do your normal activities. These monitors can record how fast your heart is beating, whether the rhythm of your heartbeats is steady or irregular, and the strength and timing of the electrical impulses passing through each part of your heart.	30-day event recorders 0.639302 entire site 0.447782 continuous EKG 0.547069 autodetect recorders 0.439391 ambulatory EKG 0.560427 Search 0.2429 MP3 players 0.413019 electrical impulses 0.446059 small risk 0.402077 electrodes 0.427861 chest 0.350037 implantable recorder 0.608538 Resources section 0.44929 electric razors 0.428821 irregular heartbeat 0.672715 Visit Holter monitor 0.706046 list 0.242814 metal detectors 0.414167 testing period 0.417909 tablets 0.241601 transtelephonic event monitors 0.763879 drop 0.240352 electrode adhesive 0.423365 heartbeats 0.263072 electric blankets 0.409317	skin 0.341245 EKG event monitors 0.924886 long periods 0.435081 portable electrocardiogram devices 0.657339 electronic devices 0.409085 daily activities 0.416156 News 0.242641 sticky adhesive patches 0.644567 long-term recording 0.418537 Health Topics section 0.662185 cell phones 0.409828 electric toothbrushes 0.43248 allergic reaction 0.418846 event monitors 0.990979 episodic monitors 0.586646 electrical activity 0.427668 normal activities 0.42972 sticky patches 0.427346 doctor 0.360056 microwave ovens 0.414291 NHLBI 0.263203 recordings 0.238761 arrhythmia 0.252228 information 0.273963	CLICK HERE
16630	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Risk Factors for Overweight and Obesity	Risk factors for overweight and obesity include having unhealthy lifestyle habits such as lack of physical activity, unhealthy eating behaviors, not getting enough sleep, having high amounts of stress; being a certain age; living in unhealthy environments, having a family history; being a certain race or ethnicity; or being a certain sex.	prevents proper ovulation 0.511166 healthy BMI 0.445991 entire site 0.43629 hunger urges 0.532779 Heathy lifestyle changes 0.568423 high BMI 0.458388 high amounts 0.650823 baby’s DNA 0.457666 obesity 0.931512 DNA variant 0.449237 risk factors 0.638215 Acute stress 0.518894 environmental factors 0.442581 Resources section 0.4422 unhealthy eating patterns 0.774895 high body mass 0.555624 DNA changes 0.554914 healthy eating patterns 0.60188 Healthy lifestyle changes 0.555869 physical activity level 0.540605 chronic stress 0.431147 low socioeconomic status 0.525093 unhealthy BMIs 0.555954 Sleep Deprivation 0.457161 trans fats 0.428887	unhealthy weight gain 0.694417 environment factors 0.440111 United States 0.540307 ethnic minority groups 0.504718 polycystic ovary syndrome 0.51998 unhealthy fat 0.635338 Genetic studies 0.426608 Health Topics section 0.561015 overweight 0.70638 Deficiency Health Topic 0.521361 Research studies 0.425831 Visit Heart-healthy eating 0.597163 social factors 0.440833 unhealthy fast foods 0.670407 unhealthy lifestyle habits 0.729684 Body Weight Planner 0.546027 added sugars 0.429308 physical activity 0.664078 unhealthy eating behaviors 0.765648 hormone changes 0.542776 family history 0.441967 childhood obesity 0.660687 daily calorie 0.4317 common obesity-related complications 0.505159	CLICK HERE