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4049	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What Causes Coronary Heart Disease?	Research suggests that coronary heart disease starts when certain factors damage the inner layers of the coronary arteries. The buildup of plaque or blood clots can severely narrow or block the coronary arteries, which limits the flow of oxygen-rich blood to your heart.	drop 0.42765 damage 0.424813 plaque 0.668802 heart attack 0.511278 oxygen-rich blood 0.514836 angina 0.472079 entire site 0.535182 buildup 0.434441 Research 0.423699 inner layers 0.546913 plaque ruptures 0.632981 Search 0.424315 News 0.42397 stick 0.424237 Health Topics section 0.650704	childhood 0.423372 break 0.425354 Resources section 0.533982 coronary artery 0.638244 list 0.4242 platelets 0.439126 coronary arteries 0.954541 certain factors 0.545434 NHLBI 0.442499 chest pain 0.524951 discomfort 0.433402 blood clots 0.624227 coronary heart disease 0.782486 blood cell fragments 0.612917	CLICK HERE
4084	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Heart Valve Disease Diagnosed?	Your doctor will diagnose heart valve disease based on your medical and family histories, a physical exam, and results from one or more tests: electrocardiogram (EKG), chest x ray, echocardiography, cardiac catheterization, stress testing, and cardiac magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).	fluid buildup 0.281922 main test 0.283417 entire site 0.288517 resonance imaging 0.279347 doctor plan 0.29321 stress testing 0.34864 best way 0.274538 heart valve problem 0.469052 calcium deposits 0.278873 heart tests 0.306855 valve defect 0.349826 signs 0.347394 better image 0.275978 cardiac mri 0.421628 valve defects 0.340929 Health Topics section 0.366361 heart problems 0.377069 heart valve disease 0.97523 radio waves 0.280818 simple test detects 0.348576 certain signs 0.285753 previous heart attack 0.382374 echo results 0.289869	heart rate 0.303801 diagnostic tests 0.276076 chest x ray 0.364108 Resources section 0.289967 sound waves 0.419566 electrical activity 0.281752 chest wall 0.288615 irregular heartbeat 0.282396 primary care doctor 0.392116 doctor 0.577933 heart work 0.306284 doctor assess 0.40456 heart murmur 0.396724 cardiac catheterization 0.372452 cardiac MRI image 0.353514 heart chambers 0.319103 coronary heart disease 0.373512 certain sections 0.276962 heart valve surgery 0.434587 physical exam 0.283423 specific valve problems 0.399411 swollen ankles 0.290806	CLICK HERE
4223	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	¿Cómo se puede prevenir o retrasar la enfermedad coronaria?	Usted puede prevenir y controlar la enfermedad coronaria si toma medidas para controlar sus factores de riesgo a través de cambios para lograr un estilo de vida saludable para el corazón y el uso de medicamentos.			CLICK HERE
4226	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	¿Cuáles son las causas de la presión arterial alta?	Los cambios en las funciones normales del cuerpo, ya sean causados por los genes o por el medio ambiente, pueden provocar la presión arterial alta. Estos cambios incluyen cambios en el equilibrio entre los líquidos y la sal en los riñones, así como cambios en el sistema renina angiotensina aldosterona, en la actividad del sistema nervioso simpático, y en la estructura y función de los vasos sanguíneos.	causa presión 0.74792 vía renal 0.590026 corazón trabaje 0.477236	función renal 0.912709 frecuencia respiratoria 0.550876	CLICK HERE
4244	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Cómo iniciar y mantener un programa de actividad física	Para comenzar un programa de actividad física y mantenerlo, haga que la actividad física se vuelva parte de sus costumbres diarias, personalice los beneficios, realice actividades con sus amigos y familiares, integre más actividad a sus quehaceres cotidianos, utilice el tiempo para hacer actividad física como una forma de recompensa, lleve un registro de sus logros, realice las actividades sin ponerse en peligro y consulte con su médico.	actividad física forma 0.927975 Your Guide 0.466512 Physical Activity Guidelines 0.660326	Your Heart 0.465656 Physical Activity 0.829505	CLICK HERE
4267	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Heart Valve Disease Treated?	Although no medicines can cure heart valve disease, lifestyle changes, and medicines often can treat symptoms successfully and delay problems for many years. Surgery may be required to repair or replace a faulty heart valve.	aortic valve replacement 0.312 heart-healthy lifestyle changes 0.241852 biological replacement valve 0.304056 heart valve 0.782046 faulty valve 0.357249 valves 0.317826 typical valve replacement 0.29491 aortic valve stenosis 0.319209 biological valve 0.318085 heart valves 0.251211 valve defects 0.260705 pulmonary valve 0.283846 blood-thinning medicines 0.269497 new valve 0.22848 heart valve disease 0.747505 aortic valve 0.366182	valve repair surgery 0.340715 faulty heart valve 0.407009 heart valve repair 0.472356 procedure 0.209455 valve replacement 0.36467 faulty aortic valve 0.321599 balloon valvuloplasty 0.230389 man-made replacement valve 0.35902 faulty aortic valves 0.257384 replacement valve 0.426381 old valve 0.230224 mitral valve stenosis 0.309316 heart valve replacement 0.360642 coronary heart disease 0.33973 valve 0.910872 heart valve surgery 0.320757	CLICK HERE
14609	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis - Risk Factors	Risk factors for developing hypersensitivity pneumonitis include age, environment or occupation, family history and genetics, lifestyle habits, other medical conditions, and possibly sex or gender.	immune system proteins 0.444207 Certain occupations—such 0.442688 pets 0.407424 causative substances 0.49981 common type 0.441096 hypersensitivity pneumonitis 0.936408 entire site 0.445492 viral infections 0.43842 children 0.407716 pulmonary fibrosis 0.43945 Search 0.408487 chronic interstitial lung 0.47716 strong immune responses 0.477058 cheese washers 0.440978 animals 0.407567 repeat exposures 0.441795 certain substances 0.449647 Resources section 0.445041 small studies 0.438594 list 0.40847 chronic hypersensitivity pneumonitis 0.588183 medical conditions 0.445911 environmental exposure 0.442785 wine 0.407548 women 0.413013	drop 0.407791 obvious signs 0.441083 percent 0.407673 environmental sources 0.480614 causative substance 0.49066 genetics 0.416135 smoking 0.421908 News 0.408436 woodworkers 0.408447 Health Topics section 0.483487 Certain factors 0.445126 disease 0.415568 greater chance 0.441192 sex 0.408283 immune cells 0.443202 people 0.441797 home 0.41574 mild immune reaction 0.479356 NHLBI 0.410823 family history 0.483762 genetic variations 0.438103 familial hypersensitivity pneumonitis 0.59787 risk 0.470274 lifestyle habits 0.444112	CLICK HERE
15922	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Pneumonia	Pneumonia is an infection of one or both sides of the lungs that causes the air sacs, or alveoli, of the lungs to fill up with fluid or pus.	medical history 0.517946 bacteria 0.442349 entire site 0.53145 type 0.440476 cough 0.428281 chemotherapy 0.424145 pus 0.422178 common form 0.512778 fungal infection 0.568878 air sacs 0.543159 chills 0.43177 children 0.420326 oral antibiotics 0.512577 Search 0.422721 marrow stem cell 0.620852 lungs 0.460557 clinical trials 0.509586 phlegm 0.434318 heart failure 0.519206 overall health 0.522549 Resources section 0.531603 ventilator-associated pneumonia 0.792104 list 0.42267 weak immune systems 0.625547 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.628667	lung infection 0.552512 drop 0.421852 treatment 0.454512 fever 0.420852 slimy substance 0.539906 hospital-acquired pneumonia 0.797789 trouble breathing 0.526638 severe symptoms 0.510804 pneumonia 0.941734 News 0.422569 Health Topics section 0.646808 alveoli 0.422248 community-acquired pneumonia 0.791445 people 0.455131 transplant procedures 0.519383 underlying health problems 0.5989 certain conditions 0.519445 doctor 0.483854 NHLBI 0.434248 sides 0.422575 information 0.438237 order diagnostic tests 0.615542 physical exam 0.51688 age 0.456533	CLICK HERE
16022	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Oxygen Therapy	Oxygen therapy is a short- or long-term treatment that delivers oxygen gas for you to breathe to help increase the amount of oxygen in your blood.	drop 0.317703 treatment 0.349402 trachea 0.324692 Portable tanks 0.381947 special tanks 0.385923 entire site 0.394645 air 0.31451 body 0.315289 oxygen therapy 0.811118 breath 0.317234 refills 0.338565 Low blood oxygen 0.68794 Search 0.3175 News 0.317357 oxygen concentrator 0.61494 flammable materials 0.381672 lungs 0.320346 long period 0.383454 supplemental oxygen 0.678206 Health Topics section 0.470472 morning headaches 0.377836	hospital 0.315103 oxygen 0.934089 Visit Oxygen Therapy 0.662667 face mask 0.388272 medical setting 0.383184 bloody nose 0.382775 Resources section 0.391654 blood oxygen levels 0.694982 oxygen gas 0.639217 list 0.317453 home 0.343528 windpipe 0.315908 condition 0.315558 tube 0.314752 NHLBI 0.325231 tubes 0.315173 information 0.314198 risk 0.314007 time 0.315119 blood oxygen 0.698377	CLICK HERE
16221	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	LAM	LAM, or lymphangioleiomyomatosis, is a rare lung disease that mostly affects women of childbearing age. In people with LAM, abnormal muscle-like cells begin to grow out of control in certain organs or tissues, especially the lungs, lymph nodes, and kidneys. Over time, these LAM cells can destroy the normal lung tissue.	drop 0.419245 certain organs 0.515404 permanent damage 0.499859 rare disease 0.505909 medicines 0.418583 tuberous sclerosis complex 0.602786 sporadic LAM 0.799662 rare lung disease 0.665749 blood tests 0.504589 entire site 0.519552 normal lung tissue 0.657578 kidneys 0.426985 air 0.419257 body 0.41841 supply 0.418438 abnormal muscle-like cells 0.61856 routine follow-up care 0.586348 overall quality 0.500657 pneumothorax 0.426977 LAM cells 0.792506 lung function 0.55416 treatment option 0.497382 endothelial growth factor 0.602423 Search 0.420736	News 0.420591 procedures 0.418096 lungs 0.575972 clinical trials 0.500338 immediate treatment 0.496357 Health Topics section 0.622098 lymphangioleiomyomatosis 0.476965 oxygen 0.418256 respiratory failure. Lung 0.637405 types 0.419253 cases 0.418482 tissues 0.421576 TSC 0.425527 Resources section 0.520526 list 0.420688 people 0.419105 Doctors 0.437123 lymph nodes 0.524622 NHLBI 0.430126 abnormal fluid buildup 0.601744 varies 0.422137 LAM 0.983822 time 0.454969	CLICK HERE