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3967	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Who Is at Risk for Atherosclerosis?	Certain traits, conditions, or habits may raise your risk for the disease. Major risk factors include unhealthy blood cholesterol levels, high blood pressure, smoking, insulin resistance, diabetes, being overweight, lack of physical activity, an unhealthy diet, older age, and family history of early heart disease.	genetic influences 0.266227 high CRP levels 0.365955 C-reactive protein 0.265353 entire site 0.281407 high LDL cholesterol 0.394767 body 0.301718 unhealthy diet 0.369094 body weight 0.278471 atherosclerosis increases 0.488272 low CRP levels 0.354411 atherosclerosis 0.723619 unhealthy blood cholesterol 0.519218 risk factors 0.915979 heart muscle 0.27199 atherosclerosis risk factors 0.540567 Resources section 0.282808 Stress. Research 0.26792 blood vessels 0.288298 childhood obesity rates 0.330444 exact cause 0.28094 possible risk factors 0.385425 slower rate 0.267151 early heart disease 0.445619 Untreated sleep apnea 0.330877	Smoking. Smoking 0.272435 certain height 0.269985 emotionally upsetting event 0.330439 High levels 0.366642 chronic kidney disease 0.340731 trans fats 0.271453 heart attack 0.380772 blood cholesterol levels 0.496003 risk increases 0.337594 low HDL cholesterol 0.378782 Alcohol. Heavy drinking 0.323975 blood sugar level 0.349145 Health Topics section 0.353083 certain traits 0.277733 inner walls 0.26389 physical activity 0.335898 Older age 0.280178 lifestyle factors 0.306276 CRP levels 0.394627 shallow breaths 0.269481 high blood pressure 0.705309 family history 0.34245 energy source 0.276147 older adults 0.270093	CLICK HERE
4001	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Living With Atherosclerosis	Adopting a healthy lifestyle, along with ongoing care and emotional support, may help you prevent or delay atherosclerosis and the problems it can cause.	healthier meals 0.57257 national health organizations 0.754887 healthy life 0.568788 blood tests 0.568595 entire site 0.602426 treatments 0.457708 public health departments 0.750451 number 0.35337 professional counselor 0.576638 local chapters 0.543136 Search 0.354185 health care providers 0.790154 healthy lifestyle 0.623109 deaths 0.358438 fear 0.345343 atherosclerosis 0.918186 family members 0.543586 area 0.343602 Community resources 0.548474 Resources section 0.588247 work 0.348094 office visits 0.567698 list 0.354056 friends 0.34274	quality 0.396728 symptoms 0.348866 anxiety 0.344208 atherosclerosis-related disease 0.555748 support 0.34317 problems 0.456368 drop 0.352632 heart attack 0.571051 medicines 0.421344 lifestyle changes 0.981874 ways 0.34864 News 0.353799 Health Topics section 0.85063 ongoing medical care 0.801367 available resources 0.534057 Talk 0.3932 families 0.34409 people 0.400647 stroke 0.343981 Contact 0.343941 doctor 0.59801 atherosclerosis-related diseases 0.586202 Researchers 0.348714 NHLBI 0.377896	CLICK HERE
4269	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Mitral Valve Prolapse Treated?	Most people who have mitral valve prolapse don’t need treatment. However, some people who have troublesome mitral valve backflow may be treated with medicines such as blood thinners, digoxin, diuretics, heart rhythm regulators, and vasodilators. People with an abnormal valve and significant backflow may need surgery, such as a valve repair and valve replacement or a transcatheter valve therapy procedure.	large blood vessel 0.465807 needless risk 0.403387 entire site 0.410375 approach 0.335871 reduced blood loss 0.477586 main goal 0.40266 mitral valve surgery 0.773741 mitral valve 0.920857 intensive care unit 0.466752 open-heart surgery 0.409845 blood-thinning medicines 0.605792 Interventional cardiologists 0.397334 heart failure 0.400451 lives 0.335051 Resources section 0.410693 heart surgeons 0.398103 replacement valves 0.395925 symptoms 0.40304 shorter hospital stay 0.474234 mitral valve prolapse 0.707284 infective endocarditis 0.396611 likely stay 0.38978 severe mitral regurgitation 0.544785 heart damage 0.401555	small cuts 0.396127 leaky mitral valves 0.553486 dental work 0.391116 antibiotics 0.362655 device 0.329062 treatment 0.338492 biological valves 0.604146 MVP 0.376565 beta blockers 0.408822 troublesome mitral valve 0.682581 mitral valve backflow 0.798159 procedures 0.335518 Health Topics section 0.501355 rest 0.334999 human tissue 0.391995 valve repair 0.554711 significant backflow 0.422333 mechanical valves 0.456027 chest wall 0.400149 people 0.471824 heart valve infection 0.547457 Complete recovery 0.392842 doctor 0.380325 chest discomfort 0.409048	CLICK HERE
15926	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Pneumonia - Diagnosis	Your doctor will diagnose pneumonia based on your medical history, a physical exam, and results from certain diagnostic tests such as a chest x ray, blood tests, or blood culture. Your doctor may recommend other tests—sputum test, chest computed tomography (CT) scan, pleural fluid culture, pulse oximetry, or bronchoscopy—if you're in the hospital, have serious symptoms, are older, or have other health problems.	Chlamydia pneumoniae 0.470498 pleural effusions 0.485854 medical history 0.477424 Blood tests 0.474118 Mycoplasma pneumoniae 0.469625 normal gag reflex 0.5164 entire site 0.4746 fungal pneumonia 0.748356 Atypical bacteria 0.484269 blood sample 0.473747 lungs 0.602839 Hospital-Acquired Pneumonia 0.688123 Blood culture 0.475073 test results 0.483733 common bacteria 0.477482 chest x ray 0.602259 Resources section 0.478142 sick people 0.475063 fluid sample 0.513997 best test 0.475775 CAP 0.488121 health problems 0.469125 Aspiration pneumonia 0.723277 Atypical pneumonia 0.723179	health care settings 0.514048 pleural space 0.483788 current medical conditions 0.532569 infection 0.512299 pneumococcus bacteria 0.545419 Legionella pneumophila 0.468309 small biopsies 0.466848 Community-Acquired Pneumonia 0.693092 pneumonia 0.989156 bacterial pneumonia 0.674236 Health Topics section 0.543009 pneumonia vaccinations 0.718588 deep coughs 0.472215 Ventilator-associated pneumonia 0.681727 Sputum test. 0.468647 certain type 0.535604 bacterial infection 0.48837 following tests 0.468375 Pleural fluid culture. 0.544827 complete blood count 0.532056 doctor 0.710341 chest cavity 0.486445 blood gas test 0.530258 lung abscesses 0.538239	CLICK HERE
16225	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	LAM - Diagnosis	LAM is diagnosed based on your medical history and the results from diagnostic lung function tests, imaging tests such as high-resolution CT scans, VEGF-D blood tests, or other procedures.	medical history 0.444578 lung tissue 0.898056 normal lung tissue 0.606578 high-resolution CT scans 0.449146 blood VEGF-D tests 0.457797 blood sample 0.431236 lungs 0.576908 HRCT scans 0.415453 open lung biopsy 0.551104 high-resolution ct 0.543447 Chest x ray. 0.429159 chest 0.550619 chest x ray 0.523525 blood oxygen levels 0.472817 open lung 0.622778 fluid sample 0.395536 LAM’s signs 0.565083 Open lung biopsies 0.571232 lung cysts 0.605357 Six-minute walk test 0.437246 lymph nodes 0.549377 TSC-associated LAM 0.520381 n’t major surgery 0.40616 Video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery 0.413365	Open lung biopsy. 0.550864 magnetic resonance imaging 0.407259 small pieces 0.397063 blood tests test 0.476119 tuberous sclerosis complex 0.403316 useful imaging test 0.442986 sporadic LAM 0.52672 oxygen therapy 0.460656 VEGF-D blood tests 0.652057 LAM cysts 0.59635 chest x rays 0.426702 LAM cells 0.588141 Lung function tests. 0.594835 Health Topics section 0.450458 pleural fluid analysis 0.436461 diagnostic lung function 0.630218 lung diseases 0.51007 Arterial blood gas 0.448458 chest wall 0.481627 doctor 0.630284 lung function tests 0.950916 VEGF-D levels 0.39644 high-resolution CT scan 0.429825 chest cavity 0.413574	CLICK HERE
16483	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Cardioversion	Cardioversion is a procedure that uses external electric shocks to restore a normal heart rhythm.	normal heart rhythm 0.788749 slight bruising 0.645092 entire site 0.648119 emergency 0.526208 atrial fibrillation 0.81267 health care team 0.722419 defibrillation 0.536567 ride home 0.622213 Search 0.526823 health care facility 0.740556 soreness 0.534913 sudden cardiac arrest 0.781246 heart failure 0.642225 blood pressure 0.62221 electrodes 0.603827 chest 0.525748 tissues 0.525022 Resources section 0.646356 Visit Cardioversion 0.814545 external electric shocks 0.833485 list 0.526769 low-energy shocks 0.692032 cardioversion procedures 0.851552 drop 0.525647 medicines 0.557459	death 0.526187 Cardiac conduction 0.634072 line 0.546631 cardioversion 0.955162 anesthesia 0.558689 News 0.52666 Health Topics section 0.76632 hospital 0.524143 arm 0.552087 health care 0.747485 fatal ventricular arrhythmias 0.817932 cardioversion machine 0.837723 upper chambers 0.636152 electrical activity 0.631274 cardiologists 0.532259 stroke 0.55089 way 0.52461 life-threatening arrhythmias 0.660756 normal rhythm 0.637289 doctor 0.54877 NHLBI 0.537339 blood clots 0.630193 risk 0.548187 time 0.522323	CLICK HERE
16526	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Heart Murmur	A heart murmur is an unusual sound heard between heartbeats. Murmurs sometimes sound like a whooshing or swishing noise. Murmurs may be harmless, also called innocent, or abnormal.	drop 0.429792 treatment 0.479947 heartbeats 0.446827 medicines 0.426793 abnormal murmurs 0.91031 loudness 0.437404 sign 0.452647 entire site 0.566129 exercise 0.425663 heart rhythm 0.55223 bluish skin 0.547474 structural problems 0.539651 breath 0.429122 whooshing 0.428383 Visit Heart 0.549335 electrocardiogram 0.440612 children 0.426712 Search 0.429763 News 0.429534 noise 0.426747 rapid growth 0.55019 Health Topics section 0.702556 heart condition 0.756552 heart valve disease 0.687849	unusual sound 0.559695 EKG 0.437256 severity 0.432291 dizziness 0.43636 heart problem 0.562969 chronic cough 0.554683 Resources section 0.562708 timing 0.42655 pregnancy 0.426764 birth 0.42631 fainting 0.439826 Harmless murmurs 0.781937 list 0.429686 cardiologist 0.480173 blood 0.426887 congenital heart defect 0.695402 doctor 0.519435 symptoms 0.45373 NHLBI 0.444104 cardiac catheterization 0.549567 echocardiogram 0.440542 shortness 0.440617 location 0.425456	CLICK HERE
16529	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Holter and Event Monitors	Holter and event monitors are small, portable electrocardiogram devices that record your heart’s electrical activity for long periods of time while you do your normal activities. These monitors can record how fast your heart is beating, whether the rhythm of your heartbeats is steady or irregular, and the strength and timing of the electrical impulses passing through each part of your heart.	30-day event recorders 0.639302 entire site 0.447782 continuous EKG 0.547069 autodetect recorders 0.439391 ambulatory EKG 0.560427 Search 0.2429 MP3 players 0.413019 electrical impulses 0.446059 small risk 0.402077 electrodes 0.427861 chest 0.350037 implantable recorder 0.608538 Resources section 0.44929 electric razors 0.428821 irregular heartbeat 0.672715 Visit Holter monitor 0.706046 list 0.242814 metal detectors 0.414167 testing period 0.417909 tablets 0.241601 transtelephonic event monitors 0.763879 drop 0.240352 electrode adhesive 0.423365 heartbeats 0.263072 electric blankets 0.409317	skin 0.341245 EKG event monitors 0.924886 long periods 0.435081 portable electrocardiogram devices 0.657339 electronic devices 0.409085 daily activities 0.416156 News 0.242641 sticky adhesive patches 0.644567 long-term recording 0.418537 Health Topics section 0.662185 cell phones 0.409828 electric toothbrushes 0.43248 allergic reaction 0.418846 event monitors 0.990979 episodic monitors 0.586646 electrical activity 0.427668 normal activities 0.42972 sticky patches 0.427346 doctor 0.360056 microwave ovens 0.414291 NHLBI 0.263203 recordings 0.238761 arrhythmia 0.252228 information 0.273963	CLICK HERE
16632	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Signs, Symptoms, and Complications of Overweight and Obesity	There are no specific symptoms of overweight and obesity. The signs of overweight and obesity include a high body mass index (BMI) and an unhealthy body fat distribution that can be estimated by measuring your waist circumference.	certain obesity-related complications 0.578878 body fat distribution 0.872632 entire site 0.445891 following complications 0.490252 different functions 0.432642 specific symptoms 0.454553 Emotional health issues 0.52274 high BMI 0.702323 85th percentile 0.651051 immune systems 0.431156 common sign 0.444139 obesity 0.771621 treatment-related complications 0.491933 obesity-related complications 0.682112 Respiratory problems 0.427826 liver disease 0.547643 waist circumference 0.993786 body mass index 0.829031 Resources section 0.452046 different parts 0.43474 high body mass 0.610019 blood vessels 0.428648 major cause 0.433659 obesity hypoventilation syndrome 0.66758 *A child 0.443479	fatty tissue 0.710698 obese patients 0.635421 95th percentile 0.741656 knee replacement surgery 0.525152 High blood cholesterol 0.553719 promotes chronic inflammation 0.627795 unintentional leakage 0.435311 Visceral fat releases 0.621952 high triglyceride levels 0.558597 long time 0.42726 Health Topics section 0.579235 weight-bearing joints 0.435756 BMI percentile 0.785523 visceral fat 0.725072 overweight 0.70322 BMI 0.797817 fat interferes 0.507775 unhealthy body 0.60669 obstructive sleep apnea 0.534738 Non-alcoholic fatty liver 0.616933 fatty acid liver 0.578331 healthy weight 0.538091 Chronic obesity-related inflammation 0.602537 growth charts 0.43863	CLICK HERE
16801	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Tratamiento de la EPOC	Hasta el momento, la EPOC no tiene cura. Sin embargo, los cambios en el estilo de vida y los tratamientos pueden lograr que usted se sienta mejor, permanezca más activo, y pueden retrasar la progresión de la enfermedad.	esteroide ayuda 0.703549 lea tabaquismo 0.833655	vías respiratorias 0.776055 médico quizás 0.733033	CLICK HERE