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3827	National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases	Collection	en	Urologic Diseases Collection	Contains pages within the Urologic Diseases health topic	documents 0.731819 prior coordination 0.991001 domain 0.824806	illustrative examples 0.942393 permission 0.825913	CLICK HERE
4147	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Radon	Radon is a colorless, odorless radioactive gas. It comes from the natural decay of uranium or thorium found in nearly all soils.	odorless radioactive gas 0.58726 natural decay 0.433597 collaborative effort 0.4061 Human Services 0.407374 U.S. Department 0.724431 lung cancer 0.911544 thorium 0.332058 homes 0.318095 cracks 0.327303 estimates 0.330277 building materials 0.421362 non-smokers 0.330686 testing 0.318191 foundations 0.31884 water 0.319812 U.S. Department Veterans 0.520342 radon exposure 0.747953 radon mitigation 0.631229 ground 0.319948 Environmental Protection Agency 0.69646 uranium 0.326769 Federal Action Plan 0.502228 radon 0.821957 Radon Resources 0.635261 United States 0.415227	Urban Development 0.407972 cause 0.338665 U.S. Environmental Protection 0.688169 radon-related lung cancer 0.568398 floors 0.320492 walls 0.318368 National Cancer Institute 0.507071 Agriculture 0.317788 soils 0.322693 radioactive particles 0.466253 radon levels 0.629744 colorless 0.338325 process 0.318081 Health 0.317848 necessary steps 0.409191 People 0.318064 active smoking 0.411149 Saving Lives 0.408872 Families 0.318049 U.S. General Services 0.509674 Defense 0.31775 home 0.319918 lung cancer deaths 0.751463 Long-term exposure 0.436003	CLICK HERE
4157	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Blood Vessel Study	The endothelium is the inner lining of blood vessels. The cells in this lining help regulate blood flow and immune system function.	North Carolina 0.593975 certain diseases 0.51467 medical history 0.592865 Sample collections 0.495826 arteries 0.42047 research study 0.513955 Participants 0.488437 certain genes 0.626794 electrocardiogram 0.425687 informed consent 0.506292 genetic risk 0.505664 blood flow 0.602203 contact Grace Isshiki 0.583686 endothelial function 0.644334 single study visit 0.622939 Clinical Research Unit 0.904054 Sciences Clinical Research 0.585233 blood vessels 0.593264 urine samples 0.514808 artery 0.445869 Protocol Number 0.496279 Research Triangle Park 0.923425 inner lining 0.614816 problems 0.433444 immune system function 0.514997	endothelial cells 0.557885 healthy adults 0.503616 short-acting dose 0.494919 blood samples 0.503224 CRU 0.449371 short-acting medication 0.499172 NIEHS Clinical Research 0.776132 protocol procedures 0.497126 Clinical Trials Study 0.600871 study procedures 0.506002 current participant 0.501346 nitroglycerin 0.442508 heart disease 0.514134 Environmental Polymorphisms Registry 0.586863 place 0.433692 arm 0.436358 National Institute 0.496202 endothelium 0.431348 ultrasound 0.436314 high blood pressure 0.619133 information 0.466386 compensation 0.428407 time 0.433266 physical exam 0.59612	CLICK HERE
4177	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Vectorborne and Zoonotic Diseases	Vectorborne and zoonotic diseases (VBZD) are infectious diseases whose transmission involves animal hosts or vectors.	ecological shifts 0.482727 global trade 0.482391 infectious diseases 0.514763 local ecological environment 0.599441 water runoff 0.470676 transmission cycles 0.461198 precipitation 0.429492 Vectorborne diseases 0.518036 frequent droughts 0.48225 decline 0.359319 animals 0.402097 Human Health Perspective 0.598617 species composition 0.473185 climate change 0.62688 exposure routes 0.480475 vector populations 0.472692 breeding habitat 0.46586 greenhouse gas emissions 0.599389 Avian Flu 0.485085 early warning systems 0.593646 temperatures increases 0.493253 environmental hazards 0.459649 vectors 0.909553 biodiversity alters 0.473807 life cycles 0.46667	reduced exposure 0.475667 yellow fever 0.475438 air conditioning 0.455092 United States 0.483284 warmer climates 0.499935 human population 0.46396 malaria 0.437878 distribution 0.35704 extreme heat 0.453699 zoonotic pathogens 0.583952 U.S.-Mexico border 0.486535 incubation period 0.476652 increased harmfulness 0.496109 pathogen-host interaction 0.471969 certain disease vectors 0.802924 murine typhus 0.509564 new areas 0.474841 limit susceptibility 0.466474 virulence 0.346731 zoonotic diseases 0.702074 invertebrate vectors 0.688868 animal hosts 0.500583 West Nile virus 0.597007 VBZD 0.512231	CLICK HERE
4189	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Formaldehyde	Formaldehyde is a colorless, flammable, strong-smelling chemical widely used to make home building products.	no-added formaldehyde 0.71993 California Air Resources 0.430968 nasopharyngeal cancer 0.379374 Mechanistic Studies 0.377541 straightening products 0.392966 home building products 0.470931 combustion sources 0.375281 strong-smelling chemical 0.385721 formaldehyde exposure 0.712511 consumer goods 0.376163 formaldehyde 0.919549 hair smoothing 0.46957 medical laboratories 0.382172 cancer-causing agents 0.375326 forest fires 0.377442 small amounts 0.380902 Formaldehyde levels 0.754785 highest levels 0.377207 furniture making 0.37664 myeloid leukemia 0.437138 airborne formaldehyde 0.759584 United States 0.386859 laboratory workers 0.379459 automobile combustion 0.376319 National Toxicology Program 0.436027	consumer products 0.39685 home environment 0.378932 general population 0.375594 numerous industries 0.37985 Carcinogens 0.412118 laboratory animal studies 0.432381 human carcinogen 0.676634 formaldehyde causes 0.720584 work settings 0.376779 additional cancer studies 0.447839 outdoor air 0.448482 experimental animals 0.373569 nasal cavity 0.373575 home-finishing products 0.389539 NIEHS grantees 0.436849 formaldehyde-based resins 0.382794 12th Report 0.442733 indoor air 0.376058 new construction 0.378119 major sources 0.376528 wood products 0.452842 Human Studies 0.380339 cancer risk 0.37876 ultra-low-emitting formaldehyde 0.720282	CLICK HERE
4229	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	The Role of TGF-Beta in Asthmatic Epithelial Cell Susceptibility to RSV Infection	Asthma patients seem to be more prone to viral infections, and NIEHS scientists believe that the cells that line these patients' airways, cause this result by overproducing TGF-beta1, a protein that promotes viral growth.	research team member 0.420993 North Carolina 0.256008 Non-smoking healthy adults 0.41552 final eligibility visit 0.499939 mild asthmatic participants 0.793821 medical history 0.438584 alveolar macrophages 0.492495 blood samples 0.274456 physical examination 0.43791 viral growth 0.302566 RSV infection 0.525917 NIEHS Clinical Research 0.412814 bronchoscopy 0.334615 viral infections 0.311347 inflammatory activity 0.264911 asthmatic epithelial susceptibility 0.915952 pulmonary function tests 0.412673 Asthma patients 0.301404 pulmonary function test 0.434215 contact Grace Isshiki 0.414398 vital signs 0.262381 airway cell samples 0.469717	blood draw 0.261382 NIEHS scientists 0.334267 pulmonary function 0.448955 study visit 0.481064 Trials Study page 0.468853 epithelial cells 0.371544 RSV infections 0.358391 primary objective 0.257984 medical history review 0.403741 asthmatic bronchial epithelia 0.722628 screening visit 0.45057 non-asthmatic participants 0.357239 Growth Factor-beta 0.270314 RSV replication 0.353971 controlled study 0.29404 Protocol Number 0.268367 Research Triangle Park 0.38372 laboratory analysis 0.25923 collect lung cells 0.424885 Potential participants 0.355279 normal epithelia 0.491212 respiratory syncytial virus 0.419629	CLICK HERE
4367	National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases	Html	en	Imaging of the Urinary Tract	Explains the range of imaging technologies used to evaluate the urinary tract, including ultrasound, conventional radiology, magnetic resonance imaging, and computerized tomography.	abdominal ultrasound 0.367511 outpatient center 0.426422 extra water 0.363406 urine 0.358999 health care provider 0.975587 body 0.33905 urethra 0.338207 urinary retention 0.357782 kidney 0.371768 urinary frequency—urination 0.347569 urinary tract symptoms 0.426668 urinary tract stone 0.372416 general medical history 0.394047 clinical trials 0.363027 kidney damage 0.349788 Urinary tract imaging 0.371454 images 0.369674 kidney function 0.354597 specially trained technician 0.454818 urinary tract problems 0.393891 entire urinary tract 0.367896 bladder empties 0.348818 person 0.360997 contrast 0.347153 abnormal bladder position 0.342887	CT scans 0.343003 kidney arteries—the blood 0.341153 prostate biopsy 0.361285 magnetic resonance imaging 0.395946 imaging test 0.36535 urinary reflux—the 0.342921 MRI 0.340775 urinary tract 0.753404 kidney failure 0.341069 radionuclide scans 0.351115 x-rays 0.343011 upper urinary tract 0.368958 specific urinary tract 0.372203 kidney artery stenosis 0.359237 radioactive chemicals 0.364138 transrectal ultrasound 0.424505 x-ray 0.338765 prostate tissue 0.347822 enlarged prostate 0.34062 small bladder capacity 0.345417 imaging tests 0.349992 high blood pressure 0.39264 kidney diseases 0.349213 bladder 0.3809	CLICK HERE
16407	National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases	Html	null	Constipation	Read about constipation—a condition in which fewer than three bowel movements a week occur or movements are hard, dry, and painful or difficult to pass.?			CLICK HERE
16422	National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases	Html	null	Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) in Children	Defines irritable bowel syndrome in children. Describes diagnostic criteria and treatment and offers guidelines for parents.			CLICK HERE
16760	National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases	Html	null	Heart Disease & Kidney Disease	People with kidney disease are more likely to get heart disease. Learn how heart disease and kidney disease are related and how you can protect yourself.			CLICK HERE