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4055	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What is Coronary Microvascular Disease?	Coronary microvascular disease (MVD) is heart disease that affects the tiny coronary (heart) arteries. In coronary MVD, the walls of the heart's tiny arteries are damaged or diseased.	coronary artery disease 0.65058 plaque 0.331531 entire site 0.292823 research 0.229341 health outcomes 0.275068 plak 0.215669 Search 0.217226 wise study 0.350173 heart muscle diseases 0.352437 blood flow 0.280903 large coronary arteries 0.660279 small coronary artery 0.616132 large arteries 0.415212 National Heart 0.283801 heart muscle 0.353173 normal artery 0.32025 Resources section 0.291841 coronary artery 0.764372 Ischemia Syndrome Evaluation 0.343844 list 0.217189 plaque buildup 0.319549 traditional coronary heart 0.610068 Blood Institute 0.276317 best diagnostic tests 0.339356	waxy substance 0.291132 women 0.24674 drop 0.215934 Standard tests 0.276216 oxygen-rich blood 0.285394 hormones 0.215322 network 0.214827 walls 0.21496 News 0.217117 men 0.214572 Health Topics section 0.366971 microvasculature 0.222152 coronary mvd 0.973149 blockages 0.219634 people 0.229441 Figure 0.226928 tiny arteries 0.437291 NHLBI 0.222341 ) arteries. 0.373286 high blood pressure 0.346235 blood clots 0.351592 coronary heart disease 0.698511 coronary microvascular disease 0.871569 large coronary artery 0.608787	CLICK HERE
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
4115	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What is Physical Activity?	Physical activity is any body movement that works your muscles, which requires more energy than resting. Examples include walking, running, dancing, swimming, yoga, and gardening. Exercise is a type of planned or structured physical activity.	heart-healthy eating 0.614457 aerobics class 0.593316 drop 0.518821 dancing 0.516887 healthy diet 0.592459 best ways 0.579443 gardening 0.518457 sports team 0.588577 Human Services 0.591362 yoga 0.51686 entire site 0.599151 exercise 0.538598 type 0.516545 tips 0.516398 good news 0.575313 swimming 0.516873 Physical Activity Guidelines 0.662646 Department 0.516651	muscles 0.522383 Search 0.518365 lungs 0.571527 Health Topics section 0.672615 heart-healthy lifestyle 0.680032 energy 0.517946 Americans physical activity 0.662841 important ways 0.577431 resting 0.522158 Resources section 0.595588 healthy weight 0.594887 modest amounts 0.589157 weights 0.518912 list 0.518307 article 0.533021 physical activity 0.978246 examples 0.533745 NHLBI 0.526824	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
4141	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What Causes Sudden Cardiac Arrest?	Ventricular fibrillation, a type of arrhythmia, causes most sudden cardiac arrests. Other problems with the heart's electrical system, including diseases or conditions that can cause the electrical problems—such as coronary heart disease, physical stress, certain inherited disorders, and structural changes in the heart—also can lead to sudden cardiac arrest.	coronary artery disease 0.477922 plaque 0.383905 entire site 0.397716 exact causes 0.387931 physical stress 0.464517 Ventricular fibrillation 0.405616 Major blood loss 0.458678 lower chambers 0.394728 dangerous arrhythmias 0.396865 Heart infections 0.412982 blood flow 0.394916 heart muscle 0.791617 arrhythmias runs 0.394322 electrical signals 0.536272 Resources section 0.398858 heart increase 0.417201 Certain diseases 0.392163 heart 0.909901 heart muscle cells 0.618806 important role 0.38348 intense physical activity 0.569741 dangerous heart rhythms 0.475043 coronary arteries 0.413323 sudden cardiac arrests 0.486602	Certain types 0.383033 waxy substance 0.392028 certain inherited disorders 0.474482 electrical problems 0.403898 heart attack 0.482012 oxygen-rich blood 0.468204 tiny pores 0.382296 structural changes 0.45866 low blood levels 0.459994 Health Topics section 0.482923 hormone adrenaline 0.385536 higher risk 0.44138 structural heart problems 0.486154 QT syndrome 0.381093 electrical activity 0.387236 scar tissue 0.462423 blood 0.471188 SCA 0.674206 severe physical stress 0.459457 enlarged heart 0.416154 high blood pressure 0.457831 research studies 0.391303 blood clot 0.463891 electrical signaling 0.39156	CLICK HERE
15335	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	null	Controlar el estrés	Conozca las formas en que el estrés puede contribuir a la presión arterial alta y a otros riesgos cardiovasculares. Aprender a controlar el estrés y hacer frente a los problemas puede mejorar su salud emocional y física.			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
16481	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Cardiac MRI	A cardiac MRI is a painless imaging test that uses radio waves, magnets, and a computer to create detailed pictures of your heart.	contrast dye injections 0.692081 Visit MRI Scans 0.664144 best way 0.514748 type 0.419159 older tattoo inks 0.571083 heart problems 0.524421 results 0.417923 vein 0.419046 liver disease 0.496299 detailed pictures 0.511968 magnets 0.417909 medical imaging facility 0.596697 blood vessels 0.502008 metal 0.429163 rare instances 0.501757 cool feeling 0.503872 cardiac tumors 0.574988 chest x rays 0.51744 transdermal skin patches 0.58084 small amounts 0.498283 adverse effects 0.498508 skin burns 0.494145 detailed information 0.511192 piercings 0.420263 MRI machine 0.675173	magnetic resonance imaging 0.620652 heart attack 0.523292 contrast dye 0.924859 breath 0.417995 cardiac mri 0.864825 sounds 0.416962 pericarditis 0.427155 chest CT scans 0.600223 hospital 0.417729 painless imaging test 0.625336 radio waves 0.515446 table 0.448922 severity 0.424209 allergic reaction 0.499785 heart valve problems 0.617533 loud humming 0.512264 breast milk 0.566989 technician 0.439617 nuclear magnetic resonance 0.618906 imaging tests 0.508847 doctor 0.473544 discomfort 0.423677 coronary heart disease 0.624155 needle 0.417459	CLICK HERE
16484	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Carotid Endarterectomy	Carotid endarterectomy is surgery that removes plaque buildup from inside a carotid artery in your neck.	chronic kidney disease 0.287341 Carotid endarterectomy 0.936984 heart attack 0.203138 surgeon 0.208165 entire site 0.223319 carotid ultrasound 0.400583 short-term nerve injury 0.294443 general anesthesia 0.228755 reduced blood flow 0.316945 high blood cholesterol 0.311678 experienced surgeons 0.201454 local anesthesia 0.226291 temporary numbness 0.214976 Health Topics section 0.329261 blood flow 0.380746 new plaque buildup 0.374893	temporary flexible tube 0.288183 vital signs 0.211743 Visit Carotid artery 0.523861 Resources section 0.223819 carotid arteries 0.379579 significant blockage 0.222462 diagnostic test 0.21719 plaque buildup 0.400534 underlying condition 0.215408 carotid artery surgery 0.743443 normal blood flow 0.315413 high blood pressure 0.292004 neck incisions 0.222668 medical conditions 0.201272 older people 0.201928	CLICK HERE
16537	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Tracheostomy	A tracheostomy is a surgically made hole that goes through the front of your neck into your trachea, or windpipe. A breathing tube, called a trach tube, is placed through the hole and directly into your windpipe to help you breathe.	normal swallowing ability 0.499131 trach tubes 0.420767 trachea 0.332552 surgeon 0.378125 entire site 0.427727 abnormal connection 0.40648 general anesthesia 0.420888 Search 0.323183 lungs 0.32136 intensive care unit 0.514368 feeding tube 0.465065 Resources section 0.427457 stitches 0.32204 life-threatening situation 0.41962 list 0.323144 emergency medical technician 0.518709 windpipe 0.462529 fistula 0.322376 subcutaneous emphysema 0.417013 upper airways 0.419425 hospital operating room 0.516195 simple procedure 0.404669 surgically made hole 0.438802 airway structures 0.414047 tracheostomy 0.939326	pneumothorax 0.327234 Velcro band 0.419222 trach tube 0.791278 News 0.323066 Visit Tracheostomy 0.586087 speech therapist 0.408924 Health Topics section 0.533531 place 0.340288 health care 0.502546 ventilators 0.326074 complications 0.338175 Proper care 0.405946 bedside 0.326975 neck 0.348747 people 0.321375 saliva 0.323476 surgical tape 0.410879 NHLBI 0.330629 45 minutes 0.321842 breathing tube 0.496191 windpipe scarring 0.414975 ICU 0.325217 time 0.33919 esophagus 0.323503	CLICK HERE