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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
4123	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Does Smoking Affect the Heart and Blood Vessels?	The chemicals in tobacco smoke harm your blood cells. Smoking can also damage the function of the heart and the structure and function of blood vessels, leading to atherosclerosis and its complications (coronary heart disease, heart attack, heart failure, arrhythmia, peripheral artery disease, and stroke).	major risk factor 0.664183 light smoking 0.48298 heart attacks 0.388722 heart attack 0.563324 oxygen-rich blood 0.38992 United States 0.44021 entire site 0.375102 risk factors—such 0.387262 sudden cardiac death 0.412907 cigarette smoke 0.488227 smoke damages 0.47571 respiratory distress syndrome 0.418616 pipe smoke 0.486187 heart disease 0.91813 smoking 0.866676 Health Topics 0.455289 Health Topics section 0.437759 secondhand smoke 0.885398 main preventable cause 0.439592 heart-healthy lifestyle 0.421601 blood flow 0.384736 unhealthy blood cholesterol 0.447841 heart failure 0.40082 occasional smoking 0.48106	Health Topics articles 0.43709 greater risk 0.384057 peripheral artery disease 0.556284 tobacco smoke 0.553223 leg artery 0.375826 Resources section 0.37661 blood vessels 0.922614 blood cells 0.388357 active smoking 0.527781 Cigarette smoking 0.510129 birth control pills 0.424512 people 0.411907 heart disease risk 0.47622 plaque hardens 0.38156 digestive organs 0.378346 high blood pressure 0.445144 ) arteries. 0.423581 blood vessel damage 0.430469 greatly increases adults 0.420283 blood clots 0.380179 coronary heart disease 0.570914 harmful chemicals 0.430075 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.455849	CLICK HERE
4140	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What is Sudden Cardiac Arrest?	Sudden cardiac arrest is a condition in which the heart suddenly and unexpectedly stops beating. If this happens, blood stops flowing to the brain and other vital organs. Sudden cardiac arrest usually causes death if it's not treated within minutes.	drop 0.328705 heart attack 0.724105 death 0.32851 convention centers 0.433981 entire site 0.461271 Rapid treatment 0.431652 casinos 0.325276 electric shock 0.43916 recovery 0.324583 SCA die 0.636636 AEDs 0.339719 body—these arrhythmias 0.498387 portable devices 0.435126 public places 0.434851 bystanders 0.33596 heart disease 0.514596 Search 0.329487 News 0.329271 Health Topics section 0.59387 golf courses 0.434485 vital organs 0.458937 blood flow 0.43507	blood stops 0.464168 higher risk 0.429823 heart muscle 0.452938 risk factors 0.427343 types 0.327479 sports venues 0.431773 lives 0.324285 beating 0.347505 Resources section 0.458187 irregular rhythm 0.464906 list 0.329415 brain 0.328697 people 0.400509 heart 0.779691 airplanes 0.32513 SCA 0.91228 normal rhythm 0.444671 Problems 0.326347 condition 0.329326 irregular heartbeats 0.471741 NHLBI 0.341341 shopping malls 0.438743	CLICK HERE
4207	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	¿Cómo se diagnostica la aterosclerosis?	El médico diagnostica la aterosclerosis con base en sus antecedentes médicos y familiares, un examen médico y los resultados de una o más pruebas como prueba de sangre, electrocardiograma (ECG), radiografía de tórax, índice tobillo- brazo, ecocardiografía, tomografía computarizada (CT), prueba de esfuerzo y angiografía.	Ã?ndice tobillo-brazo 0.479517 suficiente sangre 0.517772 Coronary Microvascular Disease 0.734174 ondas sonoras 0.477557	corazón trabaje 0.961447 mala circulación 0.855561 sangre circula 0.485934 posibles signos 0.439853	CLICK HERE
4256	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	¿Cómo se trata la aterosclerosis?	El tratamiento para la aterosclerosis puede incluir cambios para lograr un estilo de vida saludable para el corazón, medicamentos, e intervenciones médicas o cirugía, como por ejemplo, la intervención coronaria percutánea, la derivación cardíaca o la endarterectomía carotídea.	sobre la posibilidad 0.876968	pequeño tubo 0.783861	CLICK HERE
4260	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Atherosclerosis Treated?	Treatments for atherosclerosis may include heart-healthy lifestyle changes, medicines, and medical procedures or surgery—such as percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI), coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG), or carotid endarterectomy.	heart-healthy eating 0.474614 heart-healthy lifestyle changes 0.955956 healthy blood vessel 0.631978 entire site 0.429076 Percutaneous coronary intervention 0.552599 medical procedures 0.427561 leg arteries 0.460697 type 0.339917 Search 0.323599 blood flow 0.642832 Bypass grafting 0.436934 goals 0.324389 elevated risk 0.421163 blood cholesterol level 0.538545 Resources section 0.428542 carotid arteries 0.471144 list 0.323553 plaque buildup 0.415818 Doctors 0.344128 dose 0.322787 coronary arteries 0.499414 Coronary artery bypass 0.589106 PCI 0.343613 CABG 0.39509 severe atherosclerosis 0.433412	drop 0.321563 heart attack 0.508079 Carotid endarterectomy 0.426746 medicines 0.390428 cholesterol levels 0.437044 heart healthy lifestyle 0.53487 heart disease 0.420437 News 0.323462 Health Topics section 0.538308 Treatments 0.32334 stent 0.328227 statin medications 0.43993 small mesh tube 0.495775 healthy weight 0.431364 stroke 0.373213 people 0.344099 medical procedure 0.419952 physical activity 0.422944 doctor 0.419141 NHLBI 0.330821 chest pain 0.520319 statin treatment 0.4338 ) arteries. 0.467916 statins 0.331444	CLICK HERE
4270	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Peripheral Artery Disease Treated?	Treatments for peripheral artery disease include lifestyle changes, anti-clotting medicines, statins to control cholesterol, and medicines to treat high blood pressure. When peripheral artery disease is advanced or does not respond to lifestyle changes and medicines, your doctor may recommend surgery or procedures such as bypass grafting, angioplasty and stent placement, and atherectomy.	small cutting device 0.355753 blood vessel 0.221943 inadequate blood flow 0.435108 heart attack 0.243649 tissue damage 0.218904 overall goals 0.241673 synthetic tube 0.213037 entire site 0.245645 physical exams 0.23022 affected limb 0.24242 life-long heart-healthy lifestyle 0.442379 overall quality 0.240499 special laser 0.210795 artery wall 0.463416	critical limb ischemia 0.459021 clinical trials 0.372893 Health Topics section 0.454783 blood flow 0.998368 risk factors 0.219936 peripheral artery disease 0.750148 small mesh tube 0.368047 Resources section 0.245421 artery 0.867272 tissue death 0.224544 plaque buildup 0.265131 heart-healthy lifestyle changes 0.892845 extreme cases 0.222113	CLICK HERE
4271	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Other Heart-Healthy Lifestyle Changes	Physical activity is one part of a heart-healthy lifestyle.	black-eyed peas 0.41772 foods 0.428775 Physical activity 0.424712 Sugary foods 0.428587 health care provider 0.665994 entire site 0.418201 DASH eating plan 0.685164 heart attack increases 0.495032 polyunsaturated fats 0.469284 total body fat 0.521572 heart-healthy lifestyle 0.536492 National Heart 0.417143 body mass index 0.488583 Resources section 0.42352 healthy range 0.432793 omega-3 fatty acids 0.52886 Measuring waist circumference 0.506909 Blood Institute 0.425852 heart-healthy eating plan 0.903873 lower LDL cholesterol 0.529451 coffee creamers 0.415855 animal fats 0.450827 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.485596 blood glucose 0.420386	trans fats 0.452728 sodium intake 0.440468 blood cholesterol levels 0.737202 low-fat dairy products 0.520634 red meat 0.415185 blood pressure readings 0.507851 possible health risks 0.48836 heart healthy lifestyle 0.572677 lower blood cholesterol 0.580989 Health Topics section 0.53809 weight gain 0.419732 heart-healthy diet 0.535522 lung diseases 0.481458 current weight 0.415451 fatty acids 0.538521 waist size 0.424544 healthy weight 0.663758 HDL cholesterol 0.43128 online BMI calculator 0.526135 appropriate BMI goal 0.522365 high blood pressure 0.766195 coronary heart disease 0.50439 Food labels 0.520023 skim milk 0.418876	CLICK HERE
16224	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	LAM - Signs, Symptoms, and Complications	The signs and symptoms of pneumonia can be mild or severe and may include lung cysts, increased VEGF-D levels, reduced lung function, reduced, oxygen levels in the blood, chest pain or aches, fatigue, frequent cough, shortness of breath, and wheezing. Possible complications may include tumors in the kidneys, blood in the urine, enlarged lymph nodes, pleural effusions, pneumothorax or collapsed lung, and swelling.	Chest pain 0.358843 entire site 0.293208 normal lung tissue 0.605926 bloody phlegm 0.292031 overall quality 0.276841 lungs 0.459879 vascular growth factor 0.423941 nearby body tissues 0.459197 mild disease 0.291351 potentially life-threatening condition 0.402657 Resources section 0.295677 Normal Lungs 0.380326 lung 0.877441 urgent medical care 0.400852 symptoms 0.33412 lung cysts 0.687137 lymph nodes 0.692134 pelvic area 0.259127 uncontrolled growth 0.301537 pleural space 0.292912 kidney tumors 0.291743 severe disease 0.28816 oxygen levels 0.276886 worse symptoms 0.307541	healthy lung 0.488894 Possible complications 0.294259 simple activities 0.274808 women 0.298555 inset image 0.412296 certain organs 0.259211 milky substance 0.272895 sporadic LAM 0.738946 abnormal muscle-like cells 0.390589 Reduced lung function 0.692077 LAM cells 0.713224 Health Topics section 0.462028 Pleural effusions 0.310075 large tumors 0.294752 whistling sound 0.290173 chest wall 0.608927 Frequent cough 0.282857 high-energy activities 0.276553 common symptoms 0.30091 excess fluid 0.264132 VEGF-D levels 0.280916 chest imaging tests 0.520112 lymph node 0.325361 LAM 0.984678	CLICK HERE
16692	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	COPD - Living With	COPD has no cure yet. However, you can take steps to manage your symptoms and slow the progression of the disease. Steps include avoiding lung irritants, getting ongoing care, managing the disease and its symptoms, and preparing for emergencies.	long handles 0.557332 phone numbers 0.555635 entire site 0.58567 patient support group 0.693017 lung cancer 0.576021 health care team 0.68141 support group 0.717628 professional counselor 0.55881 local support groups 0.690379 ongoing care 0.59321 things 0.50823 secondhand smoke 0.569144 National Heart 0.57396 family members 0.573507 community groups 0.573295 Resources section 0.584255 Smoking Quitline 0.648048 symptoms 0.727535 basic information 0.571449 Blood Institute 0.571424 lung irritants 0.81576 emergency care 0.560695 heart health 0.576424 Heart article 0.578168 severe your disease 0.564319	medicines 0.550765 small table 0.56259 wear clothes 0.556713 Health Topics Smoking 0.791648 severe symptoms 0.671313 medical checkups 0.578831 heart disease 0.567492 National Cancer Institute 0.705547 free help 0.598329 Health Topics section 0.743731 easy-to-reach place 0.581205 Healthy Heart 0.571195 ongoing medical care 0.711941 resources focus 0.570808 simple ways 0.568671 area medical center 0.687728 pneumonia vaccines 0.57273 Talk 0.531691 doctor 0.690183 people smoking 0.642904 chemical fumes 0.576982 daily tasks 0.555118 hand directions 0.554779 air pollution 0.692859	CLICK HERE