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4038	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What Is Carotid Artery Disease?	Carotid artery disease is a disease in which a waxy substance called plaque builds up inside the carotid arteries in either side of the neck. The common carotid arteries divide into internal carotid arteries, which supply oxygen-rich blood to your brain, and external carotid arteries, which supply oxygen-rich blood to your face, scalp, and neck.	plaque 0.351616 symptom onset 0.248367 entire site 0.253884 medical procedures 0.245649 body 0.226831 reduced blood flow 0.302375 long-term disability 0.249588 best chance 0.246133 blood flow 0.401812 common carotid arteries 0.521912 ruptures 0.212615 Resources section 0.255795 carotid arteries 0.75734 carotid artery disease 0.935096 major cause 0.300291 plaque buildup 0.290579 platelets 0.211626 symptoms 0.217737 parts 0.218553 waxy substance 0.258573 certain heart problems 0.279741 heart attack 0.246497 oxygen-rich blood 0.329684 United States 0.294981	recovery 0.215492 right carotid artery 0.515833 brain cells control 0.293188 strokes. Lifestyle changes 0.281862 scalp 0.21092 Health Topics section 0.303293 Blood cell fragments 0.293973 better your chances 0.247217 lasting brain damage 0.293514 brain attack. 0.254229 neck 0.235126 stroke 0.359071 Figure 0.225143 normal carotid artery 0.514178 plaque hardens 0.285676 urgent treatment 0.248205 speech problems 0.249288 external carotid arteries 0.560523 NHLBI 0.21262 normal blood flow 0.301881 sooner treatment 0.245942 blood clots 0.331502 internal carotid arteries 0.501209 blood clot 0.259654	CLICK HERE
4068	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Who Is at Risk for a Heart Attack?	Certain risk factors make it more likely that you'll develop coronary heart disease and have a heart attack. Risk factors you can control include smoking, high blood pressure, high blood cholesterol, overweight and obesity, unhealthy diet, lack of physical activity, and high blood sugar due to insulin resistance or diabetes. Risk factors you can’t control include age, family history of early heart disease, and preeclampsia.	major risk factors 0.575658 urine 0.324755 entire site 0.43683 Family history 0.414634 unhealthy diet 0.43277 Overweight 0.329214 menopause 0.321047 Certain risk factors 0.594288 Health Topics 0.550219 excess protein 0.415501 Search 0.324173 fat 0.322837 Lack 0.322885 obesity 0.355761 heart failure 0.424522 risk factors 0.85202 Resources section 0.436177 pregnancy 0.321072 preeclampsia 0.391995 list 0.324112 High blood sugar 0.533397 resistance 0.320356 metabolic syndrome 0.820764 sodium 0.323984	main signs 0.416 condition 0.321102 early heart disease 0.52568 lifetime risk 0.423106 Smoking 0.321064 women 0.3198 drop 0.323049 heart attack 0.650222 high blood 0.923669 High blood cholesterol 0.553284 risk factors—such 0.431463 high blood sugar—tend 0.532756 times 0.320497 heart disease 0.954986 News 0.323989 men 0.319841 routine physical activity 0.531494 Health Topics section 0.545333 heart disease increases 0.537754 Metabolic Syndrome article 0.568849 NHLBI 0.334877 high blood pressure 0.881618 Age. The risk 0.424513 information 0.320286	CLICK HERE
4137	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Can a Stroke Be Prevented?	Taking action to control your risk factors—through staying physically active, quitting smoking, maintaining a healthy weight, making heart-healthy eating choices, and managing stress—can help prevent a stroke, or if you’ve already had a stroke, prevent another one.	heart-healthy eating choices 0.612324 risk factors 0.833626 heart-healthy lifestyle changes 0.666214 Physical activity 0.287037 aspirin primary prevention 0.62845 Resources section 0.316593 blood vessels 0.557852 entire site 0.322458 lower your risk 0.286069	healthy weight 0.275333 stroke 0.949238 doctor 0.339877 stress levels 0.267722 family history 0.267237 reasonable weight loss 0.505442 Health Topics section 0.577625 secondhand smoke 0.311094 stroke. Talk 0.310461	CLICK HERE
4213	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	null	¿Cuáles son los síntomas de un ataque cardíaco?	Los síntomas de un ataque cardíaco varían de una persona a otra. Los síntomas más frecuentes incluyen dolor o incomodidad en el pecho, incomodidad en la parte superior del cuerpo y dificultad para respirar.			CLICK HERE
4243	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Recomendaciones respecto a la actividad física	El Departamento de Salud y Servicios Humanos de los Estados Unidos (HHS) ha publicado pautas para la actividad física que recomiendan el tipo y la cantidad de actividad física que pueden realizar los niños y jóvenes de 6 años en adelante, los adultos, las personas de 65 años o más, las mujeres embarazadas o que han tenido un bebé recientemente y otros grupos de personas.	mayores beneficios 0.512276 Physical Activity Guidelines 0.945695 juegos espontáneos 0.542166	2 horas diarias frente 0.624187 Estados Unidos 0.55349	CLICK HERE
15305	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Managing Stress	Learn about how stress contributes to certain cardiovascular health conditions. Learn about healthy ways to manage stress and cope with problems to improve your emotional and physical health.	drop 0.31183 alcohol 0.284798 heart attack 0.677902 substances 0.30878 Resources section 0.676035 angina 0.334445 ways people 0.59822 entire site 0.715878 kinds 0.287413 trigger 0.318432 Research 0.278343 list 0.285149	physical health 0.602584 NHLBI 0.375926 healthy stress-reducing activities 0.918855 high blood pressure 0.91975 smoking 0.288187 Search 0.285716 News 0.284015 anger—can serve 0.676974 cardiovascular risks 0.69676 healthy ways 0.658348 Health Topics section 0.974796	CLICK HERE
16222	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	LAM - Causes	Researchers do not know the exact cause of LAM or why it mainly affects women, but they believe genes and the female hormone estrogen play a role.	certain organs 0.382601 Visit Treatment 0.359955 female hormone estrogen 0.833179 tuberous sclerosis complex 0.659891 Resources section 0.409103 rare genetic disease 0.624089 cell growth 0.376162 entire site 0.414191 abnormal cell 0.515001 abnormal muscle-like cells 0.758161	exact cause 0.469051 birth control 0.351979 lymph nodes 0.42251 cell movement 0.375752 menstrual cycle 0.37766 LAM 0.658877 Health Topics section 0.675611 latest clinical recommendations 0.576005 hormone therapy 0.394177 Abnormal TSC genes 0.966871	CLICK HERE
16223	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	LAM - Risk Factors	LAM is a rare disease that mostly affects women of childbearing age.	drop 0.390495 rare disease 0.583501 tuberous sclerosis complex 0.909808 TSC 0.415144 Resources section 0.607022 entire site 0.656083 older women 0.59782 list 0.355452	NHLBI 0.44321 Search 0.356042 News 0.354273 LAM 0.719821 risk 0.345568 Health Topics section 0.887133 rare cases 0.566827	CLICK HERE
16676	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Signos, síntomas y complicaciones de sobrepeso y obesidad	El sobrepeso y la obesidad no presentan síntomas específicos. Los signos del sobrepeso y de la obesidad incluyen un índice de masa corporal (IMC) elevado y una distribución poco saludable de la grasa corporal que se puede estimar mediante la medición de la circunferencia de la cintura.	Diabetes tipo 2 0.898519	siguientes complicaciones 0.993807	CLICK HERE
16796	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	¿Qué es EPOC?	La enfermedad pulmonar obstructiva crónica, o EPOC, es una enfermedad progresiva que causa dificultad para respirar. En los Estados Unidos el término EPOC abarca dos enfermedades principales, el enfisema y la bronquitis crónica.	largo plazo 0.352949 término general epoc 0.451599 genética infrecuente llamada 0.398261 principal causa 0.35875 vías respiratorias 0.983552	pegajosa llamada mucosidad 0.427695 bronquiales o vías respiratorias 0.442711 Estados Unidos 0.403579 término epoc 0.44304	CLICK HERE