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4063	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Health Benefits of the DASH Eating Plan	Three NHLBI-funded trials showed the health benefits of the DASH diet, such as lowering high blood pressure and LDL cholesterol in the blood, and shaped the final DASH eating plan recommendations.	major risk factors 0.278147 PREMIER clinical trial 0.281869 entire site 0.250097 typical american diet 0.790706 DASH eating plan 0.447174 greatest improvement 0.238281 sodium reduction 0.266757 lower their blood 0.253396 blood pressures 0.247766 Hypertension Trial 0.246956 lower daily sodium 0.298382 dash diet 0.940113 blood pressure 0.809765 Resources section 0.249523 Dietary Approaches 0.246342 weight loss 0.240138 plus more fruits 0.242905 Blood Pressure Trial 0.294567 mg daily sodium 0.30633 LDL cholesterol levels 0.292946 health benefits 0.330667 daily sodium levels 0.366593 following health benefits 0.284904 sodium intake 0.306169	blood pressure levels 0.283725 lower blood pressure 0.291923 vegetables 0.23098 greater health benefits 0.280891 diet lowers blood 0.34684 Health Topics section 0.289467 daily sodium level 0.29716 DASH trial 0.32288 participants 0.295974 lowers blood pressure 0.344746 cardiovascular disease 0.243218 greatest effect 0.240997 Follow-up reports 0.244048 daily sodium 0.433293 groups 0.232366 NHLBI-funded trials 0.291237 physical activity 0.246514 advice-only group 0.282672 high blood pressure 0.491268 specialty foods 0.245769 PREMIER trial 0.239225 final DASH 0.342749 LDL cholesterol 0.299149 DASH diet lowers 0.426068	CLICK HERE
4095	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What Causes Metabolic Syndrome?	Metabolic syndrome has several causes that act together. You can control some of the causes, such as overweight and obesity, an inactive lifestyle, and insulin resistance. You can’t control other factors, such as growing older, genetics, or coexisting conditions such as excessive blood clotting and constant, low-grade inflammation.	drop 0.327996 role 0.367799 ethnicity 0.329252 entire site 0.433874 low-grade inflammation 0.433179 example 0.321988 genetics 0.342934 inactive lifestyle 0.431477 causes 0.346896 Search 0.325037 News 0.324681 Health Topics section 0.534288 insulin resistance 0.558154	overweight 0.332438 obesity 0.327624 Resources section 0.425294 list 0.324918 factors 0.323016 metabolic syndrome 0.980968 metabolic syndrome increases 0.612483 Researchers 0.34135 NHLBI 0.339787 family history 0.414164 excessive blood 0.41533 risk 0.343288 conditions 0.36444	CLICK HERE
4110	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Who Is at Risk for Peripheral Artery Disease?	Peripheral artery disease is more common in blacks than any other racial or ethnic group. The major risk factors for peripheral artery disease include smoking, older age, and diseases and conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, high blood cholesterol, coronary heart disease, stroke, and metabolic syndrome.	certain diseases 0.45011 higher risk 0.424402 major risk factors 0.774016 United States 0.467338 Resources section 0.482082 Peripheral artery disease 0.810267 P.A.D. Plaque 0.451796 entire site 0.498639 P.A.D. People 0.424087 tissue death 0.439598 ethnic group. 0.466211 risk increases 0.471061	highest risk 0.446226 NHLBI 0.220908 gangrene 0.20345 smoking 0.441425 older age 0.919062 Health Topics section 0.81449 main risk factor 0.778971 conditions 0.214688 P.A.D. complications 0.444499 blood flow 0.432358 diabetes 0.231905	CLICK HERE
4126	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What Are the Risks of Smoking?	The chemicals in tobacco smoke, including secondhand smoke and smoke from pipes or cigars, can cause changes in the body. Body changes can include inflammation, damage to blood vessel walls, changes to heart rhythm, an increase in blood pressure, changes in cholesterol and triglyceride levels, and thickened blood. Smoking can increase your risk for heart disease and peripheral artery disease.	major risk factor 0.812228 arteries 0.61209 entire site 0.484598 greatly increases 0.473871 arteries supply 0.546465 leg arteries 0.540176 respiratory distress syndrome 0.53124 secondhand smoke 0.722084 future coronary heart 0.559062 blood flow 0.814477 unhealthy blood cholesterol 0.582992 blood pressure 0.624079 heart failure 0.505013 heart muscle 0.548261 greater risk 0.49295 Thicken your blood 0.509908 tobacco smoke harm 0.680286 Resources section 0.486102 blood vessels 0.748686 Damages heart tissues 0.552097 birth control pills 0.540611 plaque buildup 0.525268 heart work 0.512746 coronary arteries 0.552617 highest risk 0.485247	Lower your HDL 0.47919 unhealthy cholesterol levels 0.565933 Disturb normal heart 0.581569 leg amputation 0.478096 oxygen-rich blood 0.508768 P.A.D. treatments 0.473028 Peripheral artery disease 0.546752 risk factors—such 0.492236 cigarette smoke 0.573094 pipe smoke 0.572572 heart disease 0.951366 smoking 0.566703 Health Topics section 0.559208 heart rate 0.509449 blood vessel walls 0.584315 active smoking 0.494536 blood 0.868585 people 0.546684 triglyceride level 0.48586 smoking contributes 0.506301 high blood pressure 0.563055 blood clots 0.553617 coronary heart disease 0.677095 heart attack 0.739626	CLICK HERE
4241	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Riesgos de la actividad física	En general, los beneficios de la actividad física que se practica con regularidad superan los riesgos. En raras ocasiones se presentan problemas del corazón, como por ejemplo, arritmias, paro cardíaco súbito y ataque cardíaco. Estos problemas ocurren generalmente en personas que ya tienen enfermedades del corazón, como enfermedad coronaria y enfermedad congénita del corazón. Debe preguntarle siempre a su médico qué tipo y qué cantidad de actividad física puede realizar sin peligro.	raras ocasiones 0.17531 cardíacos congénitos 0.908956	problemas cardíacos congénitos 0.875662	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
4268	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Metabolic Syndrome Treated?	Heart-healthy lifestyle changes are the first line of treatment for metabolic syndrome. If lifestyle changes aren’t enough, your doctor may prescribe medicines.	heart-healthy eating 0.419937 drop 0.226471 treatment 0.34738 leg amputation 0.344084 medicines 0.346326 heart attack 0.323518 heart-healthy lifestyle changes 0.985107 line 0.22728 entire site 0.351417 kidney disease 0.331405 high blood sugar 0.447969 type 0.224491 metabolic syndrome. 0.504389 heart disease 0.559724 Search 0.227737 News 0.227534 Health Topics section 0.476943 Long-term complications 0.334237 foot 0.224141 risk factors 0.676647 statin medications 0.355295 low HDL 0.349035 major goal 0.335922	elevated risk 0.33033 blood cholesterol level 0.464403 Resources section 0.349152 high triglycerides 0.351552 healthy weight 0.329575 medicine 0.223535 onset 0.229593 list 0.227669 stroke 0.244302 physical activity 0.331954 Doctors 0.244513 metabolic syndrome 0.486937 doctor 0.291942 dose 0.226588 NHLBI 0.237971 statin treatment 0.34646 high blood pressure 0.668346 statins 0.235421 coronary heart disease 0.452828 vision loss 0.335759 LDL cholesterol 0.38765 conditions 0.224765	CLICK HERE
16479	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Bronchoscopy	Bronchoscopy is a procedure that looks inside the lung airways. It involves inserting a bronchoscope tube, with its light and small camera, through your nose or mouth, down your throat into your trachea, or windpipe, and to the bronchi and bronchioles of your lungs.	lung problem 0.451014 flexible bronchoscopy 0.816779 entire site 0.375369 lung airways 0.502937 general anesthesia 0.608311 oxygen therapy 0.351064 airway stents 0.465662 small tubes 0.342384 ride home 0.317483 sore throat 0.392722 rigid bronchoscope 0.370303 lungs 0.323126 Health Topics section 0.609151 small risk 0.319534 nose 0.212828 Visit Bronchoscopy 0.635696	flexible bronchoscope 0.356536 bronchoscope tube 0.351359 chest x ray 0.330576 Resources section 0.37434 minor bleeding 0.364102 procedure 0.914813 laboratory tests 0.353838 lung problems 0.634839 doctor 0.228684 large object 0.338515 low blood oxygen 0.552383 liquid medicine 0.333625 rigid bronchoscopy 0.914557 excess mucus 0.436142 hospital operating room 0.534614	CLICK HERE
16532	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Nuclear Heart Scan	A nuclear heart scan is an imaging test that uses special cameras and a radioactive substance called a tracer to create pictures of your heart.	imaging test 0.561554 stress test 0.995658 pictures 0.47399 normal rate 0.317623 Nuclear heart scans 0.890016 previous heart attack 0.586385 heart rate 0.366785 injection site 0.336401 set 0.22063 single photon emission 0.574391 medical imaging facility 0.53788 special cameras 0.364337 treatable allergic reaction 0.522495 radioactive substance 0.369182 clearer pictures 0.362951	breast milk 0.49784 rare instances 0.330131 tracer 0.49725 nuclear heart scan 0.963715 blood 0.234044 heart 0.967029 dead heart muscle 0.590461 Visit Nuclear Scans 0.502674 doctor 0.218566 chest pain 0.505484 coronary heart disease 0.935742 radionuclide scan 0.411413 positron emission tomography 0.596359 tunnel-like machine 0.330862	CLICK HERE
16691	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	COPD - Prevention	You can take steps to prevent COPD before it starts. If you already have COPD, you can take steps to prevent complications and slow the progression of the disease.	Health Topics  Smoking 0.833298 heart health 0.336936 pneumonia   vaccines 0.364576 entire site 0.383322 progression 0.219613 best way 0.368087 important step 0.346554 support group 0.352916 severe symptoms 0.342475 smoking 0.971427 National Cancer Institute 0.527825 free help 0.342106 Health Topics section 0.609433 secondhand smoke 0.37291 family members 0.355632 Healthy Heart 0.337741	National Heart 0.336652 major health risks 0.5254 community groups 0.357872 resources focus 0.338037 complications 0.206972 Resources section 0.373098 Smoking Quitline 0.623461 steps 0.210818 Heart   article 0.343947 people smoking 0.63728 chemical fumes 0.367018 doctor 0.235353 Blood Institute 0.340165 basic information 0.33746 lung irritants 0.665252 air pollution 0.340993	CLICK HERE