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3356	National Human Genome Research Institute	Html	null	A Brief Guide to Genomics	An organism's complete set of DNA is called its genome. Virtually every single cell in the body contains a complete copy of the approximately 3 billion DNA base pairs, or letters, that make up the human genome.			CLICK HERE
3359	National Human Genome Research Institute	Html	null	Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA) Fact Sheet	Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) is a molecule which contains the biological instructions that make each species unique. DNA, along with the instructions it contains, is passed from adult organisms to their offspring during reproduction.			CLICK HERE
3362	National Human Genome Research Institute	Html	null	Knockout Mice Fact Sheet	A knockout mouse is a laboratory mouse in which researchers have inactivated, or "knocked out," an existing gene by replacing it or disrupting it with an artificial piece of DNA.			CLICK HERE
3370	National Human Genome Research Institute	Html	null	The Ethical, Legal and Social Implications Research Program	The ELSI Research Program is the largest dedicated extramural bioethics research program at the NIH. Its budget has grown from $1.57 million in fiscal year 1990 to over $18 million in fiscal year 2014. The program has awarded over $335 million in research support, and has funded more than 500 projects, which collectively, have resulted in thousands of publications.			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
4268	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Metabolic Syndrome Treated?	Heart-healthy lifestyle changes are the first line of treatment for metabolic syndrome. If lifestyle changes aren’t enough, your doctor may prescribe medicines.	heart-healthy eating 0.419937 drop 0.226471 treatment 0.34738 leg amputation 0.344084 medicines 0.346326 heart attack 0.323518 heart-healthy lifestyle changes 0.985107 line 0.22728 entire site 0.351417 kidney disease 0.331405 high blood sugar 0.447969 type 0.224491 metabolic syndrome. 0.504389 heart disease 0.559724 Search 0.227737 News 0.227534 Health Topics section 0.476943 Long-term complications 0.334237 foot 0.224141 risk factors 0.676647 statin medications 0.355295 low HDL 0.349035 major goal 0.335922	elevated risk 0.33033 blood cholesterol level 0.464403 Resources section 0.349152 high triglycerides 0.351552 healthy weight 0.329575 medicine 0.223535 onset 0.229593 list 0.227669 stroke 0.244302 physical activity 0.331954 Doctors 0.244513 metabolic syndrome 0.486937 doctor 0.291942 dose 0.226588 NHLBI 0.237971 statin treatment 0.34646 high blood pressure 0.668346 statins 0.235421 coronary heart disease 0.452828 vision loss 0.335759 LDL cholesterol 0.38765 conditions 0.224765	CLICK HERE
15303	National Human Genome Research Institute	Html	en	Heart-Healthy Eating	Heart-healthy eating involves consuming vegetables, fruits, whole grains, fat-free or low-fat dairy products, fish, lean meats, poultry, eggs, nuts, seeds, soy products, legumes, and vegetable oils (except coconut and palm oils). Also, it limits sodium, saturated and trans fats, added sugars, and alcohol.	foods 0.713716 health care provider 0.48442 U.S. Department 0.480906 daily calorie limit 0.502823 alcoholic drinks 0.634914 percent alcohol 0.528387 high amounts 0.545778 alcoholic drink 0.579022 heart failure 0.648856 blood pressure 0.600418 sugars 0.62424 energy drinks 0.457322 partially hydrogenated oils 0.477179 daily calorie limits 0.474484 DASH Eating Plan 0.511963 healthy eating patterns 0.517339 Dietary Guidelines 0.491129 high-fat dairy products 0.489601 whole-milk dairy foods 0.525465 heart-healthy eating plan 0.709527 physical activity level 0.489523 heart-healthy Dietary Approaches 0.55689 trans fats 0.901899 natural trans fats 0.621165 sodium intake 0.563624	Protein-rich foods 0.459456 fruit drinks 0.457013 low-fat dairy products 0.534919 high-fructose corn syrup 0.462494 low-fat dairy foods 0.549753 lower-fat animal products 0.486974 palm oils 0.498363 triglyceride fats 0.48827 Health Topics section 0.503495 diet limits sodium 0.555423 Body Weight Planner 0.481958 nutrition labels 0.468999 natural sugars 0.48368 calories 0.494266 added sugars 0.614617 Limit intake 0.507832 certain medical conditions 0.461334 bad LDL cholesterol 0.497414 high blood pressure 0.495317 Worsen heart failure 0.485057 vegetable oils 0.487367 following foods 0.45255 daily calorie 0.597583 dairy products 0.558415	CLICK HERE
16486	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Catheter Ablation	Catheter ablation is a procedure that uses energy to make small scars in your heart tissue to prevent abnormal electrical signals from moving through your heart. Radiofrequency (RF) ablation uses high-energy, locally delivered RF signals to make the scars. Cryoablation uses extremely cold temperatures to make the scars. Sometimes, laser light energy is used.	entire site 0.401039 cardiac catheter ablation 0.817189 heart tissue 0.53944 Cardiac ablation procedures 0.603488 atrial fibrillation 0.404373 flexible tubes 0.386556 ablation uses 0.555754 small scars 0.432622 ride home 0.381233 healthy tissue 0.392646 slight risk 0.384098 catheters 0.515893 special catheter 0.515293 electrical impulses 0.390716 wire electrodes 0.390517 blood pressure 0.386847 laser light energy 0.47035 Resources section 0.402435 laser light 0.482999 catheter ablation 0.988941 ray imaging method 0.463395 heart 0.551044 irregular heartbeats 0.411493 certain types 0.391564	blood vessel damage 0.450858 high risk 0.393747 ablation line 0.520533 heart damage 0.39362 upper thigh 0.394652 blood vessel 0.558435 RF waves 0.390124 extra steps 0.381354 Cardiac conduction 0.407775 correct place 0.387838 extremely cold temperatures 0.643084 small area 0.386636 Health Topics section 0.489595 arm 0.356294 ventricular fibrillation 0.40604 heart rate 0.396008 abnormal heartbeats 0.414586 locally delivered RF 0.486479 groin 0.347572 small hole 0.390754 doctor 0.409483 abnormal electrical signals 0.648202 arrhythmias 0.371471 cardiac catheterization 0.420592	CLICK HERE
16521	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Coronary Angiography	Coronary angiography is a procedure that uses contrast dye, usually containing iodine, and x ray pictures to detect blockages in the coronary arteries that are caused by plaque buildup.	coronary angioplasty 0.696306 abnormal results 0.565246 entire site 0.567416 percutaneous coronary intervention 0.745638 ride home 0.554694 kidney damage 0.553115 blood flow 0.562698 blood pressure 0.560813 invasive cardiac catheterization 0.614697 Resources section 0.568319 catheter tube 0.610601 coronary artery 0.698073 common procedure 0.574978 plaque buildup 0.5762 coronary arteries 0.728497 blood vessel damage 0.606195 closure device 0.556841 upper thigh 0.562832 Possible complications 0.558458 blood vessel 0.716044 chronic kidney disease 0.597847 heart attack 0.656214 fluid buildup 0.558448 cardiac catheterization procedure 0.738252 imaging test 0.55653	coronary CTA 0.72223 contrast dye 0.752245 Health Topics section 0.626453 movable table 0.566792 hospital 0.522326 coronary angiography 0.972517 important nutrients 0.567692 heart rate 0.564581 coronary computed tomography 0.73857 exercise stress test 0.61166 blockages 0.648534 ray pictures 0.67274 groin 0.531778 Visit Coronary angiography 0.800095 small hole 0.55995 neck 0.521985 physical activity 0.564248 allergic reactions 0.555191 doctor 0.578244 certain conditions 0.55388 chest pain 0.62846 blood clots 0.561208 coronary heart disease 0.775201 coronary microvascular disease 0.768138	CLICK HERE