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3381	National Institute of General Medical Sciences	Html	en	Anesthesia Fact Sheet	Read about the medical treatment that prevents patients from feeling pain during surgery.	cell membranes 0.398998 critical care medicine 0.37714 nerve cell 0.401831 intravenous anesthetics 0.728367 slow scientific progress 0.383717 human health 0.317009 pain clinics 0.326321 operating room 0.391885 blood pressure 0.390051 certain anesthetics 0.556275 entire body 0.30569 patients 0.608509 blood oxygen levels 0.374987 life sciences field 0.378941 4-year residency program 0.376546 pain management 0.408878 general anesthetics 0.740861 intravenous anesthetic agents 0.403162 certain genetic variations 0.386896 various cardiac interventions 0.368192 effects 0.344039 doctors 0.389505 life-saving procedures 0.312767 regional anesthetics 0.726941	open-heart surgery 0.343559 Local anesthetics 0.616252 medical treatment 0.316334 individual patients 0.324209 single tooth 0.305475 conscious patients 0.332263 specific protein molecules 0.389629 nerve cell membranes 0.392384 additional 1-year fellowship 0.382116 medical doctors 0.314496 General anesthesia 0.723999 pain 0.46119 dangerously low blood 0.40025 broad categories 0.321493 surgical patients 0.335872 brain surgery 0.339016 elderly patients 0.341966 systemic diseases 0.307904 fatty molecules 0.388037 anesthesiologists 0.358719 characteristic effects 0.310779 anesthetics 0.923569 flammable anesthetic gases 0.395651 surgery 0.555419	CLICK HERE
3473	National Institute of General Medical Sciences	Html	en	Burns Fact Sheet	Heat, chemicals, electricity, sunlight or nuclear radiation can cause tissue-damaging burns. Get answers to questions about burns and related treatments and research.	immediate blood transfusion 0.603486 burn centers 0.769795 tissue damage 0.542658 common burns 0.721283 severe burn victims 0.866151 burn care 0.781885 skin replacement 0.537765 Medicine Web site 0.577214 third-degree burns 0.805442 skin grafts 0.559467 severe burn 0.893879 dermal layer 0.529101 complete destruction 0.514963 MEDLINEplus Health Topics 0.586574 burns 0.951413 National Institutes 0.592715 body react 0.516016 underlying tissues 0.514228 blood pressure 0.513054 wound healing 0.582434 American Burn Association 0.829075 nonprofit health organization 0.596075 health care costs 0.603108 fluid loss 0.511106 severe cases 0.522039	General Medical Sciences 0.584375 Burn Survivors 0.751297 autologous skin graft 0.650815 outer layer 0.534809 Second-degree burns damage 0.863839 United States 0.597783 nonprofit health association 0.595109 wound cleaning 0.513677 skin 0.652461 nuclear radiation 0.514615 NIGMS funds research 0.66472 epidermal layer 0.52942 tissue repair offer 0.587989 Ruch Burn Foundation 0.839329 skin creams 0.557361 second-degree ones 0.528479 new skin 0.551377 post-burn healing process 0.611862 flammable liquids 0.51939 First-degree burns 0.719867 artificial materials 0.50975 transfers skin 0.547417 NIH National Library 0.581979 basic research 0.672604	CLICK HERE
3476	National Institute of General Medical Sciences	Html	es	Hoja informativa sobre los ritmos circadianos	El cuerpo lleva el tiempo con la ayuda de los ritmos "circadianos" de 24 horas, controlados por los genes. Obtenga respuestas a preguntas frecuentes sobre cómo funcionan estos ritmos y cómo afectan nuestras vidas.	estructura llamada núcleo 0.571908 NIGMS Resources 0.488904 ¿Los ritmos 0.926763 ¿Los relojes 0.799101 cerebro llamada 0.501449 Clues About Biological 0.555259 principal señal 0.477132 Justin Blau 0.453956	cosa oeste 0.442068 New York University 0.522426 ¿El cuerpo 0.508565 Matthieu Cavey 0.461478 Health Article 0.432536 Biological Clocks 0.703623 Tick Tock 0.446068 Blog Posts 0.445535	CLICK HERE
3477	National Institute of General Medical Sciences	Html	es	Hoja informativa sobre la sepsis	Una respuesta inmunitaria fulminante a una infección puede causar sepsis. Obtenga más información sobre la sepsis y lo que estamos aprendiendo de ella.	new therapies 0.443758 International Sepsis Forum 0.911217 Quality Healthcare Cost 0.486932 Angus DC 0.639482 amplio espectro 0.445289 Current Infectious Disease 0.482123 futuras infecciones 0.44522 amplio uso 0.443016 altos costos 0.443157 outcomes from sepsis 0.923049 Mayr FB 0.446146 ventilación mecánica 0.444698 Early Septic Shock 0.479647 inpatient hospital costs 0.487764 Project Statistical Brief 0.48426 most expensive 0.446308 largo plazo 0.441471 Chang C-C H 0.47766 Yende S 0.632625 Protocolized Care 0.445627	principales dificultades 0.442162 peores casos 0.459529 cuántas personas 0.466394 Healthcare Research 0.441782 Talisa VB 0.444949 Statistics Data Brief 0.48588 chronic health 0.447667 Pharmacoeconomic implications 0.448334 Estados Unidos 0.51515 principales causas 0.532424 septicemia or sepsis 0.972785 readmissions after sepsis 0.908366 Entrada de MedlinePlus sobre 0.442929 frecuencia cardiaca 0.561055 medical conditions 0.440777 insuficiencia cardiaca 0.461697 Inpatient care 0.449251 obstructiva crónica.6 0.448531 Molecular Medicine 0.442827 Wood KA 0.447338	CLICK HERE
4169	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Cockroaches	Cockroaches are one of the most common and allergenic of indoor pests.	pet food 0.645045 water sources 0.641687 allergenic proteins 0.934776 cleanest 0.438118 wash countertops 0.676855 leaky faucets 0.714112 tight-lidded containers 0.663648 Plug 0.376362 indoor pests 0.838296 cockroach infestation 0.82906 cockroach saliva 0.88081 individuals 0.366925 environmentally safe pesticides 0.948285 house 0.399633 cockroaches 0.964162 increases 0.395672 bait stations 0.659522	Recent studies 0.703363 presence 0.375312 older dwellings 0.717387 severity 0.408653 strong association 0.705115 neighborhoods 0.393416 garbage 0.380996 drain pipes 0.670801 urban areas 0.672152 dirty food 0.661958 allergens 0.410573 Mop 0.395246 spread 0.36497 bedrooms 0.3934 kitchen floor 0.624146 asthma symptoms 0.714916 Limit 0.372106	CLICK HERE
4171	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Evaluation Metrics	The PEPH Evaluation Metrics Manual provides examples of tangible metrics that grantees and program staff can use for both planning and evaluation.	Products 0.31388 document 0.339183 3MB 0.324038 Partnerships 0.314957 lesson plan 0.37947 7MB 0.327256 niehs.nih.gov 0.313353 video clips 0.388591 PowerPoint Presentation 0.380215 file 0.313283 workshop presentation 0.379209 Education 0.313856 Dissemination 0.315431 contact 0.313382 Metrics Manual tools 0.546369 tangible metrics 0.473066 program staff 0.386972 case studies instructors 0.438996 Capacity Building 0.385175 key messages 0.379203	webinar 0.323392 PEPH grantees 0.472778 new online training 0.478627 evaluation forms 0.386822 Instructor Guidance 0.380836 live training 0.39131 Evaluation Metrics Manual 0.980386 Leveraging 0.320834 PEPH Evaluation Metrics 0.650831 planning 0.314148 cross-cutting PEPH themes 0.473843 hands-on practice 0.390736 examples 0.314232 handouts 0.334502 Participant Materials 0.450083 Example logic models 0.457053 discussion questions 0.379097 primary target audience 0.453565 evaluation form 0.384646	CLICK HERE
4174	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	es	Website De la Educación De la Ciencia De la Salud De Environnmental	El programa de extensión educacional es un mecanismo que ayuda lograr la misión del Instituto Nacional de las Ciencias de Salud Ambiental.	Science Education Materials 0.967821		CLICK HERE
4175	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Disruption and Homogenization of Tissue for the Extraction of RNA	Disruption and Homogenization of Tissue for the Extraction of RNA	wet ice 0.294869 qiagen rneasy™ kit 0.793299 tissue 0.953847 optimal disruption 0.413263 new probe 0.405893 sterile water 0.398045 βME/RLT buffer 0.416468 homogenization 0.341331 saw tooth 0.404319 RLT buffer 0.443007 buffer 0.45597 ml 0.269322 steel rotor-stator generator 0.389577 sample cross contamination 0.408302 tissues 0.250031 dry ice 0.301215 weighed tissue 0.518458 excess RNAlater™ 0.297361 oversized windows 0.408273 samples 0.451817 Omni Polytron 0.308667 tube 0.458174 intervals 0.296602 respective Qiagen RNeasy™ 0.583744 razor blades 0.408361	flat bottom tube 0.34099 disposable unit 0.30983 disposable probes 0.399728 medium-sized weigh boat 0.385494 better flow 0.437073 complete disruption 0.526113 small weigh boat 0.374048 Qiagen Rneasy kit 0.398103 minced sample 0.387192 http://www.qiagen.com/Products/Catalog/ 0.304108 speed 0.372115 appropriate volume 0.405831 lysis buffer 0.444639 final rinse 0.31725 high content 0.307355 fibrous tissue 0.42298 hand held unit 0.405853 saw tooth edge 0.395095 rotor-stator generator probes 0.391962 sample 0.561073 weigh boat 0.409319 probe 0.792145 timely manner 0.309577 rotor-stator generator probe 0.661629	CLICK HERE
15753	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Harmful Algal Blooms	A harmful algal bloom (HAB) occurs when toxin-producing algae grow excessively in a body of water. Algae are microscopic organisms that live in aquatic environments and use photosynthesis to produce energy from sunlight, just like plants. The excessive algal growth, or algal bloom, becomes visible to the naked eye and can be green, blue-green, red, or brown, depending on the type of algae.	neurotoxic domoic acid 0.392745 airborne toxins 0.3579 term health effects 0.420968 economic impacts 0.377574 common HABs 0.602634 harmful algal bloom 0.492829 recreational areas 0.380488 HABs 0.943382 NIEHS support 0.379446 human health 0.572242 state health officials 0.406098 regional HAB forecasts 0.413664 organism Karenia brevis 0.361003 Alexandrium fundyense bloom 0.385445 short term memory 0.376589 internal annual clock 0.353558 low level exposures 0.374403 HAB toxins 0.604331 public health officials 0.38403 domoic acid 0.507804 scientists 0.351778 NIEHS-funded Woods Hole 0.379458 health effects 0.537186 toxin-producing algae 0.364296 excessive algal growth 0.456116	Hole Oceanographic Institution 0.483141 Environmental Sample Processor 0.643362 HAB-related toxins 0.384227 paralytic shellfish poisoning 0.375066 long term effects 0.382896 recreationally caught seafood 0.387875 Woods Hole Center 0.81038 Administration studies HABs 0.646677 cystic fibrosis 0.352577 water treatment plants 0.395893 minimal economic impacts 0.355742 harmful algal blooms 0.446013 public health 0.386735 local health advisories 0.410462 remotely test seawater 0.360093 Human Health Program 0.402242 low level exposure 0.361971 Woods Hole Oceanographic 0.488629 drinking water sources 0.56797 Human Health. 0.359967 algae Alexandrium fundyense 0.40309 time damages brain 0.364207 warmer water temperatures 0.423583 low level 0.381333	CLICK HERE
16856	National Institute of General Medical Sciences	Html	en	Studying Genes Fact Sheet	We're learning important things about health and disease by studying genes in individuals and populations.	disease gene 0.621303 damaged DNA 0.672466 specific disease 0.626973 DNAÂ’s double helix 0.702516 genetic basis 0.637911 rare differences 0.617684 human health 0.62994 Tom Ellenberger 0.617579 genetic research 0.672558 human evolutionary history 0.701293 similar DNA 0.696596 specific population groups 0.710535 genetic risk 0.725311 human genes 0.779775 Human Genome Research 0.747466 genetic terms 0.647419 basic research studies 0.721428 genes 0.943355 genetic variation 0.851775 base pairs 0.632004 population groups 0.811838 mechanisms DNA 0.659596 Saint Louis University 0.700741 disease diagnosis 0.619033 genetics research 0.622645	complex ways traits 0.694268 DNAÂ’s instructions 0.618006 human disease 0.630922 double helix 0.747575 chemistry honored research 0.721406 disease risk 0.636563 Stock image 0.618515 genetic variation accounts 0.769346 ladder rails 0.625211 similar ways 0.616374 epigenetic changes 0.761286 certain medicines 0.728914 genetic test 0.823026 building blocks 0.625908 genetic material 0.669154 disease 0.660214 corkscrew-twisted ladder 0.630042 health 0.662174 biomedical research 0.629388 Washington University School 0.701019 DNA 0.901676 genetic variations 0.744796 body work 0.630424 Increasingly sophisticated tools 0.693991	CLICK HERE