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4000	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Can Atherosclerosis Be Prevented or Delayed?	Taking action to control your risk factors—through heart-healthy eating, physical activity, quitting smoking, and weight control—can help prevent or delay atherosclerosis and its related diseases.	drop 0.427131 medicines 0.454815 skin 0.425207 entire site 0.554624 lean meats 0.548092 vegetables 0.424871 obese 0.430208 different fruits 0.543445 number 0.427301 lifestyle changes 0.535055 peas 0.430548 amounts 0.428341 Search 0.427981 News 0.427773 beans 0.427071 atherosclerosis increases 0.697423 action 0.427614 Health Topics section 0.677456 healthy lifestyle 0.688954 secondhand smoke 0.538893 fitness level 0.537564 overweight 0.428609 seafood 0.424283	heart-healthy diet 0.715392 solid fats 0.545211 risk factors 0.915329 types 0.424321 poultry 0.42428 atherosclerosis risk factors 0.764847 heart-healthy eating habits 0.748667 Resources section 0.552217 blood vessels 0.529847 diseases 0.427485 Weight Control 0.524772 list 0.427911 physical activity 0.798489 grains 0.465911 doctor 0.536467 sodium 0.427973 NHLBI 0.439612 atherosclerosis-related disease 0.532454 family history 0.521381 low-fat milk 0.551385 reasonable weight-loss plan 0.643592 step 0.426602 dairy products 0.534663	CLICK HERE
4096	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Who Is at Risk for Metabolic Syndrome?	People at greatest risk for metabolic syndrome have high abdominal obesity, an inactive lifestyle, and insulin resistance. Some racial and ethnic groups in the United States are at higher risk for metabolic syndrome than others.	major risk factors 0.456465 Moderate risk 0.330209 underlying causes 0.309008 short-term risk 0.332895 entire site 0.306366 inactive lifestyle 0.30815 online calculator 0.286287 Moderately high risk 0.401023 ethnic groups 0.295973 risk category 0.346485 Women 0.230643 blood pressure 0.300572 risk factors 0.712932 high LDL 0.30186 Mexican Americans 0.294234 highest rate 0.294048 mental illness 0.297864 Resources section 0.307979 greatest risk 0.351513 10-year risk score 0.717857 blood sugar levels 0.381953 metabolic syndrome 0.965399 blood cholesterol 0.317042 short-term heart disease 0.397836	heart attack 0.301182 medicines 0.241808 United States 0.299995 polycystic ovarian syndrome 0.393595 weight gain 0.300618 cholesterol level 0.309392 percent 0.272468 Disease Risk Factors 0.466914 personal history 0.390754 Lower risk 0.324986 inflammation 0.219665 heart disease 0.859934 Health Topics section 0.39781 higher risk 0.337888 National Cholesterol Education 0.383041 people 0.270162 heart disease risk 0.52516 Abdominal obesity 0.312018 sibling 0.219394 NHLBI 0.225321 Metabolic syndrome increases 0.484095 large waistline 0.321291 Insulin resistance 0.30522 coronary heart disease 0.681387	CLICK HERE
4105	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Mitral Valve Prolapse Diagnosed?	Doctors usually detect mitral valve prolapse when they hear a heart murmur or abnormal heart sounds during a physical exam. To diagnose this condition your doctor may order the following tests and procedures: echocardiography with Doppler ultrasound, chest x ray, and electrocardiogram (EKG).	stress test 0.619745 entire site 0.534277 stomach 0.423669 abnormal heart 0.554102 closer look 0.51265 Search 0.424633 mitral valve 0.951981 lungs 0.423397 blood flow 0.729439 electrocardiogram). 0.551216 heart muscle 0.598916 test 0.645154 chest x ray 0.511759 Resources section 0.533395 electrical signals 0.507625 sound waves 0.624926 list 0.42459 heart 0.809689 heart work 0.534098 tests 0.44523 simple test 0.519234 heart chambers 0.538122 drop 0.422704 MVP 0.580364	Doppler ultrasound 0.609978 echo test 0.610575 News 0.424504 procedures 0.422905 Health Topics section 0.647285 left atrium 0.530913 stethoscope 0.432369 useful test 0.53105 poor blood flow 0.612611 backflow 0.424465 electrical activity 0.51027 clicking sound 0.527257 doctor 0.504208 Mitral valve prolapse 0.768803 heart murmur 0.550935 painless test 0.534211 NHLBI 0.432309 routine physical exam 0.655254 tiny probe 0.517215 mitral valve flaps 0.726289 coronary heart disease 0.630912 time 0.4226 leaky valve 0.571963 esophagus 0.461378	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
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
4274	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Can Sudden Cardiac Arrest Be Prevented?	If you’ve already had sudden cardiac arrest, an implantable cardioverter defibrillator reduces the chances of dying from a second sudden cardiac arrest. If you have not yet had sudden cardiac arrest but have severe coronary heart disease, your doctor may prescribe a beta blocker or statin. Following a healthy lifestyle can help you lower your risk for sudden cardiac arrest, coronary heart disease, and other heart problems.	pacemakers 0.444182 major risk factor 0.573708 beta blocker 0.496792 entire site 0.507142 percutaneous coronary intervention 0.640768 Search 0.419036 heart-healthy lifestyle 0.684283 heart problems 0.558638 sudden cardiac arrest 0.602719 electrodes 0.442764 elevated risk 0.50373 Resources section 0.508451 upper chest 0.508171 dangerous heart rhythms 0.602372 irregular heartbeats 0.510277 chances 0.420499 ICD monitors 0.594849 high risk 0.587831 disease symptoms 0.491085 coronary heart disease—such 0.658863 heart attack 0.662422 low-energy electrical pulses 0.587716 medicines 0.434112 pacemaker 0.423166	dangerous heart rhythm 0.608286 new ICDs 0.4956 abdomen 0.424949 lower your risk 0.504162 electric shock 0.500396 coronary artery bypass 0.80379 severe coronary heart 0.678749 relieve coronary heart 0.667575 Health Topics section 0.600813 SCA. An ICD 0.60918 upper chambers 0.493403 workload 0.419099 medicine 0.427893 ICD 0.643872 stroke 0.432118 doctor 0.528689 implantable cardioverter defibrillator 0.835886 NHLBI 0.42503 statin treatment 0.501048 chest pain 0.499006 discomfort 0.419432 artery bypass grafting 0.579811 statins 0.424221 blood clots 0.497042	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
16223	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	LAM - Risk Factors	LAM is a rare disease that mostly affects women of childbearing age.	drop 0.390495 rare disease 0.583501 tuberous sclerosis complex 0.909808 TSC 0.415144 Resources section 0.607022 entire site 0.656083 older women 0.59782 list 0.355452	NHLBI 0.44321 Search 0.356042 News 0.354273 LAM 0.719821 risk 0.345568 Health Topics section 0.887133 rare cases 0.566827	CLICK HERE
16676	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Signos, síntomas y complicaciones de sobrepeso y obesidad	El sobrepeso y la obesidad no presentan síntomas específicos. Los signos del sobrepeso y de la obesidad incluyen un índice de masa corporal (IMC) elevado y una distribución poco saludable de la grasa corporal que se puede estimar mediante la medición de la circunferencia de la cintura.	Diabetes tipo 2 0.898519	siguientes complicaciones 0.993807	CLICK HERE
16796	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	¿Qué es EPOC?	La enfermedad pulmonar obstructiva crónica, o EPOC, es una enfermedad progresiva que causa dificultad para respirar. En los Estados Unidos el término EPOC abarca dos enfermedades principales, el enfisema y la bronquitis crónica.	largo plazo 0.352949 término general epoc 0.451599 genética infrecuente llamada 0.398261 principal causa 0.35875 vías respiratorias 0.983552	pegajosa llamada mucosidad 0.427695 bronquiales o vías respiratorias 0.442711 Estados Unidos 0.403579 término epoc 0.44304	CLICK HERE