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4068	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Who Is at Risk for a Heart Attack?	Certain risk factors make it more likely that you'll develop coronary heart disease and have a heart attack. Risk factors you can control include smoking, high blood pressure, high blood cholesterol, overweight and obesity, unhealthy diet, lack of physical activity, and high blood sugar due to insulin resistance or diabetes. Risk factors you can’t control include age, family history of early heart disease, and preeclampsia.	major risk factors 0.575658 urine 0.324755 entire site 0.43683 Family history 0.414634 unhealthy diet 0.43277 Overweight 0.329214 menopause 0.321047 Certain risk factors 0.594288 Health Topics 0.550219 excess protein 0.415501 Search 0.324173 fat 0.322837 Lack 0.322885 obesity 0.355761 heart failure 0.424522 risk factors 0.85202 Resources section 0.436177 pregnancy 0.321072 preeclampsia 0.391995 list 0.324112 High blood sugar 0.533397 resistance 0.320356 metabolic syndrome 0.820764 sodium 0.323984	main signs 0.416 condition 0.321102 early heart disease 0.52568 lifetime risk 0.423106 Smoking 0.321064 women 0.3198 drop 0.323049 heart attack 0.650222 high blood 0.923669 High blood cholesterol 0.553284 risk factors—such 0.431463 high blood sugar—tend 0.532756 times 0.320497 heart disease 0.954986 News 0.323989 men 0.319841 routine physical activity 0.531494 Health Topics section 0.545333 heart disease increases 0.537754 Metabolic Syndrome article 0.568849 NHLBI 0.334877 high blood pressure 0.881618 Age. The risk 0.424513 information 0.320286	CLICK HERE
4072	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Life After a Heart Attack	After a heart attack, you'll need treatment for coronary heart disease to help prevent another heart attack. Your doctor may recommend lifestyle changes, medicines, and a cardiac rehabilitation program.	healthy diet 0.350993 angina 0.36213 entire site 0.356488 normal routine 0.349224 patient support group 0.387581 high blood cholesterol 0.394109 health care team 0.388908 Heart attack pain 0.47622 professional counselor 0.351724 local support groups 0.386646 Search 0.310527 talk 0.342818 attack symptoms 0.416349 heart muscle 0.372129 lives 0.31044 Resources section 0.356509 patients 0.319575 Sexual activity 0.353257 list 0.310514 chances 0.310838 heart damage 0.399149 heart attack victims 0.463371 problems 0.319343 treatment 0.321669	heart attacks 0.372309 heart attack 0.958288 medicines 0.376689 motor vehicle 0.350696 lifestyle changes 0.401272 new lifestyle changes 0.386557 News 0.310489 Health Topics section 0.402672 medical help 0.349102 higher risk 0.346381 healthy weight 0.350923 medicine 0.315815 area medical center 0.38668 people 0.373941 better quality 0.355782 normal activities 0.350252 doctor 0.363713 safe schedule 0.351312 NHLBI 0.312695 chest pain 0.58765 cardiac rehabilitation program 0.467628 State law 0.349436 discomfort 0.34279 high blood pressure 0.39393	CLICK HERE
4099	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Can Metabolic Syndrome Be Prevented?	Making heart-healthy lifestyle choices is the best way to prevent metabolic syndrome by being physically active, following a heart-healthy eating plan, knowing your weight, waist measurement, and BMI, and maintaining a healthy weight.	drop 0.202265 blood pressure 0.448107 Resources section 0.495017 metabolic syndrom 0.633081 blood test 0.447475 entire site 0.536387 lipoprotein panel 0.571471 routine doctor visits 0.844749	blood sugar levels 0.764036 best way 0.472801 triglycerides 0.26579 total cholesterol 0.839067 heart-healthy lifestyle changes. 0.909406 HDL cholesterol 0.905953 NHLBI 0.273785 Health Topics section 0.848201	CLICK HERE
4100	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Living With Metabolic Syndrome	Lifestyle changes can help you control your risk factors for metabolic syndrome and reduce your risk for coronary heart disease and diabetes. If you already have heart disease or diabetes, lifestyle changes can help you prevent or delay complications. Seek regular medical care if you are living with metabolic syndrome.	drop 0.52928 feet 0.523912 damage 0.523167 heart attack 0.622963 medicines 0.568127 Heart-healthy lifestyle changes 0.797382 entire site 0.645829 lifelong condition 0.6466 kidneys 0.537996 Metabolic syndrome 0.645606 eyes 0.523968 nerves 0.534166 lifestyle changes 0.971117 legs 0.530016	Search 0.524881 News 0.524485 regular medical care 0.716795 healthy lifestyle changes 0.762056 Health Topics section 0.758897 risk factors 0.628047 Resources section 0.638135 diabetes-related complications 0.651538 stroke 0.523697 doctor 0.561555 NHLBI 0.545547 coronary heart disease 0.740497 realistic short 0.618559 long-term goals 0.61845	CLICK HERE
4203	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	null	¿Cuáles son las causas de la aterosclerosis?	Aunque no se conoce la causa exacta de la aterosclerosis, los estudios muestran que la aterosclerosis es una enfermedad lenta y compleja que puede comenzar en la infancia. La enfermedad avanza más rápidamente a medida que la persona envejece.			CLICK HERE
4227	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Factores de riesgo para la presión arterial alta	Cualquier persona puede tener presión arterial alta. Sin embargo, la edad, la raza o el origen étnico, el exceso de peso, el sexo, los hábitos en el estilo de vida y los antecedentes familiares de presión arterial alta son todos factores que pueden aumentar su riesgo de tener esta enfermedad.			CLICK HERE
14612	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis - Diagnosis	To diagnose hypersensitivity pneumonitis, your doctor will collect your medical history, assess exposure history to possible causative substances, perform a physical exam, and possibly order diagnostic tests and procedures such as: blood tests, bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL), computed tomography (CT), inhalation challenge tests, lung biopsies, lung function tests, precipitin tests, or chest x-rays.	inhaled substance 0.436309 hypersensitivity pneumonitis 0.910193 lung tissue 0.454373 lung biopsies 0.558576 lung disease 0.484736 untested environmental substance 0.457693 connective tissue disease 0.443924 lung cancer 0.449349 clear exposure histories 0.447914 white blood cells 0.486727 interstitial lung disease 0.471551 lungs 0.452898 possible causative substances 0.461649 doctor diagnose 0.45304 diagnostic tests 0.451762 blood cell levels 0.452813 potential causative substances 0.450819 blood oxygen levels 0.450805 chest x-rays 0.505386 Inhalation challenge tests 0.452019 idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis 0.44767 chronic hypersensitivity pneumonitis 0.700802 exposure 0.454859 diagnostic features 0.460922 lung infections 0.448865	CT scans 0.520523 small airflow blockages 0.446484 high levels 0.467856 acute disease 0.435743 causative substance 0.486581 exposure history 0.444585 inflammation 0.456408 severe lung restriction 0.47243 reduced lung function 0.517342 smoking-related lung disease 0.470872 exposure histories 0.4509 Health Topics section 0.454943 diagnose acute hypersensitivity 0.533153 positive test 0.451914 acute flares 0.43599 inhalation challenge 0.453877 inhalation challenge test 0.446609 immune cells 0.452186 doctor 0.471174 new acute flare 0.456044 lung function tests 0.591621 reduced breathing capacity 0.447351 obvious acute symptoms 0.45349 physical exam 0.456776	CLICK HERE
16222	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	LAM - Causes	Researchers do not know the exact cause of LAM or why it mainly affects women, but they believe genes and the female hormone estrogen play a role.	certain organs 0.382601 Visit Treatment 0.359955 female hormone estrogen 0.833179 tuberous sclerosis complex 0.659891 Resources section 0.409103 rare genetic disease 0.624089 cell growth 0.376162 entire site 0.414191 abnormal cell 0.515001 abnormal muscle-like cells 0.758161	exact cause 0.469051 birth control 0.351979 lymph nodes 0.42251 cell movement 0.375752 menstrual cycle 0.37766 LAM 0.658877 Health Topics section 0.675611 latest clinical recommendations 0.576005 hormone therapy 0.394177 Abnormal TSC genes 0.966871	CLICK HERE
16534	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Pulmonary Function Tests	Pulmonary function tests, or PFTs, measure how well your lungs work. They include tests that measure lung size and air flow, such as spirometry and lung volume tests. Other tests measure how well gases such as oxygen get in and out of your blood. These tests include pulse oximetry and arterial blood gas tests. Another pulmonary function test, called fractional exhaled nitric oxide (FeNO).	airway diseases 0.49881 small room 0.491545 entire site 0.499841 Lung diffusion capacity 0.631452 Clinical Trials 0.485701 lung volume tests 0.932947 skin surface 0.488619 lung function 0.714305 portable device 0.482224 arterial blood gas 0.849642 Heart Failure 0.485217 pulmonary function test 0.714048 oxygen 0.521569 pulse oximetry 0.605798 nitric oxide 0.752994 required breathing effort 0.730697 Blood gases 0.50035 Resources section 0.501334 pulmonary function 0.771345 blood gas tests 0.810341 lung size 0.653289 tube 0.469405 spirometry 0.537955 oxygen levels 0.507694 intense breathing 0.494486	maximal effort 0.497264 function test results 0.564052 Lungs Work 0.509032 multiple times 0.493257 accurate way 0.48953 Visit Pulmonary function 0.568105 Stress Testing 0.483501 clear walls 0.485723 hemoglobin 0.42121 Oxygen Therapy 0.506638 certain medicines 0.480051 Health Topics section 0.587532 oxide tests measure 0.624991 carbon dioxide 0.487627 Pulmonary function tests 0.732739 procedure 0.431801 people 0.432504 Chest X Ray 0.480776 Cough 0.418087 lung function tests 0.698251 risks 0.455558 NHLBI 0.422611 discomfort 0.419403 needle fills 0.491681	CLICK HERE
16634	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Treatment of Overweight and Obesity	Treatment for overweight and obesity will depend on the cause and severity of your condition. Possible treatments to aim for a healthy weight include healthy lifestyle changes, behavioral weight-loss treatment programs, medicines, and possibly surgery.	Weight loss medicines 0.370096 heart-healthy eating 0.355445 Visit Physical Activity 0.322942 weight loss patients 0.328754 certain obesity-related complications 0.306083 NHLBI Clinical Trials 0.305206 gastric bypass surgery 0.400842 entire site 0.266371 excess body weight 0.341493 greater weight loss 0.330877 behavioral treatment programs 0.314968 Healthy Sleep 0.309321 weight-loss plan 0.268505 ongoing clinical studies 0.298346 behavioral strategies 0.263272 obesity 0.33181 behavioral weight-loss treatment 0.337812 smaller stomach 0.266661 FDA-approved medicines 0.299732 Visit healthy recipes 0.35899 Resources section 0.268262 weight loss 0.53686 treatment programs 0.320789 moderately-reduced calorie diet 0.312562 Dietary Guidelines 0.262419	physical activity goals 0.321688 Brain. Several medicines 0.298406 Chose My Plate 0.261981 health benefits 0.307439 healthy eating pattern 0.394402 cognitive behavioral therapies 0.306588 successful weight loss 0.34003 unconsciously crave food 0.317988 daily calorie needs 0.318269 Possible treatments 0.266988 energy balance 0.313472 healthy body weight 0.387299 healthy lifestyle changes 0.914416 certain medicines 0.296315 Health Topics section 0.326252 overweight 0.29487 Deficiency more information 0.26301 lifelong healthy lifestyle 0.576904 Body Weight Planner 0.343218 behavioral weight-loss programs 0.321187 healthy weight 0.512229 physical activity 0.628746 doctor 0.315918 high blood pressure 0.305225	CLICK HERE