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4078	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Can Heart Failure Be Prevented?	You can take action to prevent heart disease and heart failure by avoiding illegal drugs, being physically active, following a heart-healthy eating plan, quitting smoking, and maintaining a healthy weight.	drop 0.340126 medicines 0.382548 healthy heart 0.490684 entire site 0.507163 amounts 0.340818 drinking alcohol 0.475059 heart disease 0.746557 ongoing care 0.472522 Search 0.336652 News 0.336241 illegal drugs 0.50532 action 0.333182 Health Topics section 0.670579 heart-healthy lifestyle habits 0.662953 addition 0.330584 heart failure 0.925136 sooner 0.347387	Resources section 0.498478 better your chances 0.507349 People 0.331459 workload 0.345504 Talk 0.330658 list 0.336515 steps 0.499262 physical activity 0.474179 Treat 0.333416 doctor 0.378049 condition 0.364365 NHLBI 0.360207 high blood pressure 0.617336 high risk 0.601622 heart damage 0.475144 coronary heart disease 0.629628	CLICK HERE
4087	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Risk Factors for High Blood Pressure	Anyone can develop high blood pressure; however, age, race or ethnicity, being overweight, gender, lifestyle habits, and a family history of high blood pressure can increase your risk for developing high blood pressure.	Americans age 0.347478 drop 0.31068 ethnicity 0.31242 gender 0.310102 prehypertension 0.330487 Genetic causes 0.346568 African Americans 0.346574 entire site 0.355988 teens 0.318614 percent 0.310938 obese 0.31415 African American adults 0.383639 body weight 0.348166 number 0.309623 Hispanic American adults 0.385905 ethnic groups 0.349793 men 0.316794 Search 0.310859 News 0.310765 Health Topics section 0.400294	race 0.310632 Unhealthy lifestyle habits 0.385302 overweight children 0.362588 Resources section 0.35403 Caucasian 0.311374 list 0.310827 risk factor 0.343963 high sensitivity 0.348215 sodium 0.309871 condition 0.316122 NHLBI 0.31441 refer 0.3106 high blood pressure 0.904969 family history 0.432084 risk 0.357053 lifestyle habits 0.402803 certain height 0.348546 rise 0.309267 age 0.355397	CLICK HERE
4090	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Diagnosis of High Blood Pressure	For most patients, health care providers diagnose high blood pressure when blood pressure readings are consistently 140/90 mmHg or above.	blood pressure 0.939621 blood pressure equipment 0.237534 blood pressure test 0.308567 health care provider 0.926324 white coat hypertension 0.213469 white coat hypertension. 0.210167	blood pressure readings 0.456323 care providers diagnose 0.231393 high blood pressure 0.493653 primary high blood 0.219596 blood pressure numbers 0.283573 Health Topics section 0.243387	CLICK HERE
4103	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Who Is at Risk for Mitral Valve Prolapse?	Mitral valve prolapse can occur in anyone. However, aging and certain diseases—such as rheumatic fever, connective tissue disorders, Graves’ disease, scoliosis, and some types of muscular dystrophy—can increase the risk of developing the condition.	drop 0.298025 Resources section 0.486031 MVP 0.448801 entire site 0.548931 list 0.249596 people 0.243193 sexes 0.323349	Mitral valve prolapse 0.905259 NHLBI 0.359045 Search 0.250328 News 0.248132 ages 0.242941 risk 0.242101 Health Topics section 0.754228	CLICK HERE
4127	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What Are the Benefits of Quitting Smoking?	Quitting smoking and avoiding secondhand smoke benefits your heart and blood vessels. Studies show that quitting smoking lowers the risk for atherosclerosis, coronary heart disease, and complications such as heart attack or death.	entire site 0.506134 smoking declines 0.650262 urge 0.437708 new quit date 0.679694 recurrent heart attack 0.580236 cardiovascular death 0.4994 cold turkey 0.498145 secondhand smoke 0.571648 attempts 0.437041 family members 0.497759 alcohol 0.430029 overwhelmed—take tasks 0.486468 tobacco smoke 0.562574 Resources section 0.501681 blood vessels 0.494561 list 0.441855 new activities 0.488069 friends 0.460441 quit date 0.707536 heart-healthy eating plan 0.558379 brisk walk 0.491759 drug store 0.492607 cigarettes 0.437996 support 0.434025 best ways 0.501449	over-the-counter products 0.490995 average weight gain 0.550155 beta blockers 0.501294 percent 0.442053 current adult 0.49972 example 0.462037 heart disease 0.852164 smoking 0.960316 Health Topics section 0.595289 office building 0.488275 situation 0.432073 ACE inhibitors 0.497332 people 0.537959 heart disease risk 0.687059 meal 0.437591 nicotine gum 0.490395 withdrawal symptoms 0.561954 NHLBI 0.422975 slip 0.478231 future 0.43292 statins 0.422435 blood clots 0.498404 coronary heart disease 0.754233 time 0.481164	CLICK HERE
4217	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	¿Qué es la enfermedad coronaria?	La enfermedad coronaria es una enfermedad en la cual una sustancia cerosa llamada placa se acumula dentro de las arterias coronarias a través de muchos años. Estas arterias suministran sangre rica en oxígeno al músculo cardíaco.	enfermedad llamada aterosclerosis 0.970396		CLICK HERE
4237	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Cómo vivir con presión arterial alta	Si usted tiene presión arterial alta, lo mejor que puede hacer es hablar con su proveedor de atención médica y tomar medidas para controlarla haciendo cambios saludables en su estilo de vida y tomando sus medicamentos, si se los han recetado.			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
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
16686	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	COPD - Causes	Long-term exposure to lung irritants—smoke, air pollution, chemical fumes, or dusts—that damage the lungs and the airways usually is the cause of COPD. A rare genetic condition called alpha-1 antitrypsin (AAT) deficiency can also cause the disease.	drop 0.332923 United States 0.464971 chronic lung disease 0.623605 entire site 0.477916 airways 0.386021 alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency 0.905449 cigarette smoke 0.566403 lung damage 0.504258 low blood levels 0.574288 inflammation 0.336505 Search 0.330723 News 0.33039 lungs 0.343025 Health Topics section 0.622446 secondhand smoke 0.557164 types 0.327556 tobacco smoke 0.554812	genetic condition 0.450442 liver 0.328156 Resources section 0.472926 asthma 0.398843 Pipe 0.327633 list 0.330612 people 0.379852 chemical fumes 0.472575 Long-term exposure 0.480378 AAT protein 0.494068 NHLBI 0.351042 lung irritants 0.719272 dusts 0.34859 air pollution 0.453496 low level 0.445134 Breathing 0.332213 causes COPD 0.71324	CLICK HERE