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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
4032	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What Causes Cardiomyopathy?	Many times, the cause of cardiomyopathy isn’t known. Cardiomyopathy can be acquired (you are not born with the condition but develop it due to another disease, condition, or factor) or inherited (your parents passed the gene for the disease on to you).	cancer treatments 0.30837 genetic links 0.335683 heart attack 0.32479 heavy metals 0.316994 restrictive cardiomyopathy 0.537912 tiny lumps 0.32642 entire site 0.35538 cause 0.266218 cardiomyopathy inherit 0.564464 body 0.283865 extra iron 0.302174 viral infections 0.327453 abnormal response 0.344397 poor diet 0.327737 right ventricular dysplasia 0.504768 Illegal drugs 0.31657 Health Topics section 0.573251	heart muscle proteins 0.544337 dilated cardiomyopathy 0.605691 thyroid disease 0.529082 various organs 0.337498 various types 0.334776 Certain toxins 0.3408 viral hepatitis 0.326306 disease 0.841962 Resources section 0.355183 Coronary heart disease 0.550836 Certain diseases 0.525442 Connective tissue disorders 0.494134 abnormal proteins 0.351122 Researchers 0.222902 high blood pressure 0.906031 abnormal immune response 0.505613	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
4075	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Who is at Risk for Heart Failure?	Heart failure is more common in people age 65 or older, blacks, people who are overweight, and people who have had a heart attack. Children who have congenital heart defects also can develop heart failure.	drop 0.316914 heart attack 0.417897 United States 0.391765 adults 0.325381 entire site 0.3914 cause 0.31378 Blacks 0.31716 type 0.314243 treatments 0.313811 number 0.316986 heart valves 0.380771 heart disease 0.384581 Older people 0.382639 Search 0.316854 News 0.316712 womb 0.317969 Health Topics section 0.461298 Children 0.328397 Excess weight 0.381773 overweight 0.323745	strain 0.316382 heart failure 0.958199 n’t form 0.372083 heart muscle 0.540842 Medicare 0.31668 Resources section 0.388744 blood vessels 0.374017 diseases 0.330215 hospital visits 0.377921 hospital stays 0.382807 list 0.316807 people 0.460033 younger age 0.378977 heart work 0.37955 symptoms 0.32929 condition 0.31695 NHLBI 0.324176 races 0.314803 risk 0.31427	CLICK HERE
4094	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What Is Metabolic Syndrome?	Metabolic syndrome is the name for a group of risk factors that raises your risk for heart disease and other health problems, such as diabetes and stroke. The term "metabolic" refers to the biochemical processes involved in the body's normal functioning.	long-term effort 0.279347 plaque 0.244871 obesity rates 0.286313 entire site 0.300047 body 0.252957 high triglyceride level 0.377761 abdominal obesity 0.297934 early sign 0.285851 health care providers 0.351803 healthy lifestyle 0.278219 blood flow 0.308803 heart muscle 0.30872 Resources section 0.301217 blood sugar levels 0.372716 HDL cholesterol level 0.553055 condition 0.232372 health problems 0.30086 refers 0.222436 heart damage 0.305498 waxy substance 0.297591 older age 0.279705 conditions 0.235334 obesity. Genetics 0.282608 heart attack 0.307107	high blood sugar 0.4914 stomach area 0.292914 lifestyle changes 0.280669 heart disease 0.818754 low HDL cholesterol 0.673161 Health Topics section 0.385016 overweight 0.237876 high triglycerides 0.312021 medicine 0.271333 High fasting blood 0.378406 greater risk factor 0.380872 physical activity 0.284657 metabolic risk factors 0.775266 NHLBI 0.222324 apple shape 0.290131 high blood pressure 0.458155 ) arteries. 0.338438 family history 0.282514 excess fat 0.360033 Metabolic syndrome 0.962163 large waistline 0.304861 Insulin resistance 0.423855 lifelong commitment 0.284282 blood sugar 0.557951	CLICK HERE
4098	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Metabolic Syndrome Diagnosed?	Your doctor will diagnose metabolic syndrome based on the results of a physical exam and blood tests. You must have at least three of the five metabolic risk factors—a large waistline, a high triglyceride level, a low HDL cholesterol level, high blood pressure, and high fasting blood sugar—to be diagnosed with metabolic syndrome.	blood pressure 0.370016 fasting blood sugar 0.482908 metabolic risk factor 0.944777 Resources section 0.205517 blood tests 0.211215 entire site 0.207954 high blood sugar 0.279261 high triglycerides 0.215906 HDL cholesterol 0.394764 HDL cholesterol level 0.31241 metabolic syndrome 0.642009 metabolic risk factors 0.390109	mg/dL 0.266857 abdominal obesity 0.203909 heart disease 0.285239 high blood pressure 0.258771 low HDL cholesterol 0.314939 blood sugar level 0.598193 large waistline 0.442908 blood pressure numbers 0.260928 Health Topics section 0.29068 physical exam 0.208065 excess weight 0.202876	CLICK HERE
4113	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Can Peripheral Artery Disease Be Prevented?	Controlling certain risk factors by staying physically active, following a heart-healthy eating plan, quitting smoking, and losing weight if you’re overweight or obese can help prevent or delay peripheral artery disease and its complications. By following these recommendations, you can also prevent and control other conditions associated with peripheral artery disease, such as coronary heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, high blood cholesterol, and stroke.	heart-healthy eating 0.684249 drop 0.370045 P.A.D 0.353572 ABI 0.378582 entire site 0.670131 obese 0.387782 high blood cholesterol 0.85872 lifestyle changes 0.602266 Search 0.36282 News 0.362018 smoking 0.352924 action 0.361255 Health Topics section 0.956625 overweight 0.382356 risk factors 0.966489 peripheral artery disease 0.995209 complications 0.370418	simple office test 0.890317 Resources section 0.657702 work 0.353201 list 0.362553 stroke 0.353284 doctor 0.461032 health problems 0.62824 NHLBI 0.410597 high blood pressure 0.840539 family history 0.62878 following 0.356446 reasonable weight-loss plan 0.931052 coronary heart disease 0.873696 conditions 0.351732 ankle-brachial index 0.621119 diabetes 0.353812	CLICK HERE
4239	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Tipos de actividad física	Los tipos principales de actividad física son la actividad aeróbica, las actividades para el fortalecimiento de los músculos, las actividades para el fortalecimiento de los huesos y los estiramientos. La actividad aeróbica, que hace latir al corazón más rápidamente, es la que más beneficia al corazón y los pulmones. Dependiendo de su condición física, la actividad aeróbica puede ser leve, moderada o intensa.			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
16798	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Factores de Riesgo de la EPOC	El principal factor de riesgo de la EPOC es el hábito de fumar. Otros factores de riesgo para la EPOC incluyen exposición prolongada a otros irritantes pulmonares, u otras condiciones médicas como la deficiencia de alfa-1-antitripsina (AAT).	alteración genética denominada deficiencia 0.907527		CLICK HERE