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4033	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Who Is at Risk for Cardiomyopathy?	Certain diseases, conditions, or factors can raise your risk for cardiomyopathy. Major risk factors include a family history, preexisting disease or condition, diabetes, diseases that can damage the heart, long-term alcoholism, and long-term high blood pressure.	Long-term alcoholism 0.699885 drop 0.456522 viral infection 0.679743 heart attack 0.673159 amyloidosis 0.469733 metabolic diseases 0.67339 African Americans 0.693691 entire site 0.714253 certain groups 0.745142 cardiac arrest 0.696171 right ventricular dysplasia 0.968227 Search 0.452498 News 0.451922 men 0.44756 Health Topics section 0.97576 cardiomyopathy 0.967145 heart failure 0.679437 heart muscle 0.677094 Resources section 0.709226 Major risk factors 0.91273 sarcoidosis 0.465187 Whites 0.452054	list 0.452306 Long-term high blood 0.882774 Certain diseases 0.7305 SCA 0.540269 future problems 0.659425 condition 0.444191 irregular heartbeats 0.713274 NHLBI 0.492116 arrhythmias 0.46679 certain types 0.752931 young adults 0.684121 family history 0.67327 hemochromatosis 0.466603 races 0.451931 Teens 0.445296 high risk 0.655675 ages 0.451979 coronary heart disease 0.919365 older people 0.682701 severe obesity 0.679808 conditions 0.445784	CLICK HERE
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
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
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
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
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
15924	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Pneumonia - Risk Factors	Many factors such as age (being younger than two years old or 65 of older), smoking, and other medical conditions such as heart failure, diabetes, COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), or people who have weak immune systems due to HIV/AIDS, chemotherapy (a treatment for cancer), or organ or blood and marrow stem cell transplant procedures can increase your chances of getting pneumonia and having more severe pneumonia.	drop 0.429051 treatment 0.42293 certain chemicals 0.544315 entire site 0.562572 lung disease 0.53208 Infants 0.428932 cold 0.424205 bronchiectasis 0.438752 chemotherapy 0.429174 life 0.425536 sickle cell disease 0.642603 pneumonia 0.921794 ventilator 0.435844 cystic fibrosis 0.540331 immune systems 0.720054 Search 0.42832 News 0.428072 trouble 0.426748 Health Topics section 0.696913 hospital intensive-care unit 0.671983 severe pneumonia 0.91472 HIV/AIDS 0.424174	heart failure 0.532086 stem cell transplant 0.65236 greater risk 0.549882 toxic fumes 0.556161 Resources section 0.559551 organ transplant 0.543107 asthma 0.42439 list 0.428237 age groups 0.546594 people 0.452879 blood 0.423024 pollutants 0.431986 flu 0.428407 factors 0.458657 marrow 0.427784 Smoking cigarettes 0.54971 NHLBI 0.444674 chances 0.436257 medical conditions 0.557794 ages 0.426824 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.652418 COPD 0.431633	CLICK HERE
16480	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Cardiac CT Scan	A cardiac CT scan is a painless imaging test that uses x rays to take many detailed pictures of your heart and its blood vessels.	heart rates 0.487295 preparation time 0.485043 abnormal findings 0.486505 imaging test 0.645066 extra steps 0.471907 cardiac CT scan 0.81487 obstructive pulmonary disorder 0.544577 coronary artery bypass 0.593477 pericardial disease 0.49666 contrast dye 0.932164 beta blockers 0.572726 cardiac ct scans 0.74659 fast type 0.487894 multidetector CT 0.568752 Different CT scanners 0.631665 Visit CT Scans 0.613224 slight risk 0.480184 painless imaging test 0.601347 computed tomography 0.507301 heart failure 0.485198 allergic reaction 0.478502 ct scans 0.832271 heart rate 0.557247 soft buzzing 0.482199	test 0.668451 incidental finding 0.480981 clinical guidelines 0.478384 heart function 0.505006 detailed pictures 0.497869 medical imaging facility 0.559048 blood vessels 0.573987 clearer pictures 0.48948 high-quality pictures 0.488048 breast milk 0.537055 axial tomography 0.501757 rare instances 0.480761 temporary metallic taste 0.54908 contrast dye highlights 0.615763 chest x rays 0.490924 coronary arteries 0.687872 CT scanner 0.694187 beam CT scanner 0.658656 cause symptoms 0.474691 coronary heart disease 0.614189 different purposes 0.48335 breathing problems 0.476431 calcium buildup 0.505095	CLICK HERE
16797	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Causas de la EPOC	La exposición prolongada a irritantes pulmonares (humo de cigarrillo, aire contaminado, la presencia de vapores químicos, o el polvo) que lesionan los pulmones y las vías respiratorias es la causa de la EPOC. Una rara alteración genética llamada deficiencia de alfa-1-antitripsina (AAT) puede también causar la enfermedad.	vías respiratorias 0.996332 proteína aat 0.679331	Estados Unidos 0.659493	CLICK HERE
16802	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Prevención de la EPOC	Usted puede tomar medidas para prevenir la EPOC antes de que comience. Si usted ya tiene EPOC, puede tomar medidas para prevenir. las complicaciones y retrasar la progresión de la enfermedad.	principal causa 0.529405		CLICK HERE