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4049	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What Causes Coronary Heart Disease?	Research suggests that coronary heart disease starts when certain factors damage the inner layers of the coronary arteries. The buildup of plaque or blood clots can severely narrow or block the coronary arteries, which limits the flow of oxygen-rich blood to your heart.	drop 0.42765 damage 0.424813 plaque 0.668802 heart attack 0.511278 oxygen-rich blood 0.514836 angina 0.472079 entire site 0.535182 buildup 0.434441 Research 0.423699 inner layers 0.546913 plaque ruptures 0.632981 Search 0.424315 News 0.42397 stick 0.424237 Health Topics section 0.650704	childhood 0.423372 break 0.425354 Resources section 0.533982 coronary artery 0.638244 list 0.4242 platelets 0.439126 coronary arteries 0.954541 certain factors 0.545434 NHLBI 0.442499 chest pain 0.524951 discomfort 0.433402 blood clots 0.624227 coronary heart disease 0.782486 blood cell fragments 0.612917	CLICK HERE
4092	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Prevention of High Blood Pressure	Healthy lifestyle habits, proper use of medicines, and regular medical care can prevent high blood pressure or its complications.	high blood pressure 0.921449 Resources section 0.215518 healthy lifestyle habits 0.722283 long-term problems 0.202841 regular medical care 0.470188	entire site 0.222189 coronary heart disease 0.283735 possibly medicines 0.211706 Health Topics section 0.315575 healthy lifestyle habit 0.316344	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
4223	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	¿Cómo se puede prevenir o retrasar la enfermedad coronaria?	Usted puede prevenir y controlar la enfermedad coronaria si toma medidas para controlar sus factores de riesgo a través de cambios para lograr un estilo de vida saludable para el corazón y el uso de medicamentos.			CLICK HERE
4226	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	¿Cuáles son las causas de la presión arterial alta?	Los cambios en las funciones normales del cuerpo, ya sean causados por los genes o por el medio ambiente, pueden provocar la presión arterial alta. Estos cambios incluyen cambios en el equilibrio entre los líquidos y la sal en los riñones, así como cambios en el sistema renina angiotensina aldosterona, en la actividad del sistema nervioso simpático, y en la estructura y función de los vasos sanguíneos.	causa presión 0.74792 vía renal 0.590026 corazón trabaje 0.477236	función renal 0.912709 frecuencia respiratoria 0.550876	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
15922	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Pneumonia	Pneumonia is an infection of one or both sides of the lungs that causes the air sacs, or alveoli, of the lungs to fill up with fluid or pus.	medical history 0.517946 bacteria 0.442349 entire site 0.53145 type 0.440476 cough 0.428281 chemotherapy 0.424145 pus 0.422178 common form 0.512778 fungal infection 0.568878 air sacs 0.543159 chills 0.43177 children 0.420326 oral antibiotics 0.512577 Search 0.422721 marrow stem cell 0.620852 lungs 0.460557 clinical trials 0.509586 phlegm 0.434318 heart failure 0.519206 overall health 0.522549 Resources section 0.531603 ventilator-associated pneumonia 0.792104 list 0.42267 weak immune systems 0.625547 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.628667	lung infection 0.552512 drop 0.421852 treatment 0.454512 fever 0.420852 slimy substance 0.539906 hospital-acquired pneumonia 0.797789 trouble breathing 0.526638 severe symptoms 0.510804 pneumonia 0.941734 News 0.422569 Health Topics section 0.646808 alveoli 0.422248 community-acquired pneumonia 0.791445 people 0.455131 transplant procedures 0.519383 underlying health problems 0.5989 certain conditions 0.519445 doctor 0.483854 NHLBI 0.434248 sides 0.422575 information 0.438237 order diagnostic tests 0.615542 physical exam 0.51688 age 0.456533	CLICK HERE
16022	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Oxygen Therapy	Oxygen therapy is a short- or long-term treatment that delivers oxygen gas for you to breathe to help increase the amount of oxygen in your blood.	drop 0.317703 treatment 0.349402 trachea 0.324692 Portable tanks 0.381947 special tanks 0.385923 entire site 0.394645 air 0.31451 body 0.315289 oxygen therapy 0.811118 breath 0.317234 refills 0.338565 Low blood oxygen 0.68794 Search 0.3175 News 0.317357 oxygen concentrator 0.61494 flammable materials 0.381672 lungs 0.320346 long period 0.383454 supplemental oxygen 0.678206 Health Topics section 0.470472 morning headaches 0.377836	hospital 0.315103 oxygen 0.934089 Visit Oxygen Therapy 0.662667 face mask 0.388272 medical setting 0.383184 bloody nose 0.382775 Resources section 0.391654 blood oxygen levels 0.694982 oxygen gas 0.639217 list 0.317453 home 0.343528 windpipe 0.315908 condition 0.315558 tube 0.314752 NHLBI 0.325231 tubes 0.315173 information 0.314198 risk 0.314007 time 0.315119 blood oxygen 0.698377	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