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3355	National Institute of General Medical Sciences	Html	en	Circadian Rhythms Fact Sheet	Our bodies keep time with the help of 24-hour "circadian" rhythms, which are directed by genes. Get answers to common questions about how these rhythms work and affect our lives.	west coast time 0.455365 mental health disorders 0.456951 circadian rhythms 0.98148 body function 0.434391 additional neurons 0.434109 bodyÂ’s master clock 0.463578 tiny microbes 0.436013 clockÂ’s components 0.433986 body temperature 0.432793 sleep patterns 0.432182 shift work 0.461032 hormone release 0.43208 sleep-wake cycles 0.462679 jet lag 0.461646 main cue 0.43317 vertebrate animals 0.432936 nerve cells 0.462684 direct input 0.43268 health problems 0.432316 master clock 0.531689 New York University 0.455656 irregular circadian rhythms 0.598681 light-dark cycles 0.432391 biological systems 0.440684 daily cycle 0.437803	light-related circadian rhythm 0.571481 Clock neurons 0.438607 circadian rhythm research 0.535728 different time zones 0.455352 Matthieu Cavey 0.432182 Yes. Circadian rhythms 0.619866 biological processes 0.440469 behavioral changes 0.435481 seasonal affective disorder 0.457476 New York 0.461788 sleep disorders 0.459567 Natural factors 0.432134 biological clock genes 0.47027 nighttime shift work 0.455597 similar genes 0.435288 specific molecules 0.434212 biological clocks 0.87873 various chronic health 0.459695 abnormal circadian rhythms 0.618111 fruit fly brain 0.457427 fruit flies 0.496623 organismÂ’s innate timing 0.463174 Irregular rhythms 0.499115 SCN 0.435796	CLICK HERE
3378	National Institute of General Medical Sciences	Html	en	Sepsis Fact Sheet	An overwhelming immune response to infection can cause sepsis. Get more information about sepsis and what we're learning about it.	various medical conditions 0.385384 severe sepsis 0.789648 National inpatient hospital 0.377377 antibiotic-resistant infections 0.347526 worst cases 0.351541 permanent organ damage 0.373949 Project Statistical Brief 0.374622 personÂ’s blood 0.352432 white blood cells 0.385848 pulmonary disease.4 Readmissions 0.373971 intensive care unit 0.373422 Yende S. Proportion 0.374035 hospital intensive care 0.380127 overwhelming immune response 0.402803 blood flow 0.360501 leaky blood vessels 0.399516 National Institutes 0.376171 medical problems 0.350123 blood pressure 0.393898 severe cases 0.400951 unplanned 30-day readmissions 0.374834 organ transplant operations 0.379243 Sepsis treatment 0.645726 expensive conditions 0.352137 severe sepsis recover 0.683637	widespread inflammation 0.347962 patient spirals 0.349525 Invasive medical procedures 0.386714 sepsis 0.900371 infection 0.37247 United States 0.383527 sepsis cases 0.66657 aggressive immune response 0.383855 expensive condition 0.349601 NIGMS Science Education 0.377102 body-wide infection 0.362531 Healthcare Research 0.379723 State sepsis 0.619939 higher risk 0.379995 Quality lists sepsis 0.667196 common cause 0.347386 chronic diseases 0.418077 releases immune chemicals 0.400922 pre-existing chronic diseases 0.378331 people 0.408703 patientsÂ’ blood 0.349024 Crit Care Med 0.377229 blood clots 0.361221 Common symptoms 0.35073	CLICK HERE
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
3382	National Institute of General Medical Sciences	Html	en	Pharmacogenomics Fact Sheet	Pharmacogenomics, a component of precision medicine, is focused on how genes affect individual responses to medications. Learn more about this field and how it could help doctors pick the right treatment option for each patient.	certain diseases 0.619056 protein molecules 0.612078 research findings 0.619305 prescription drugs 0.633328 big impact 0.617266 genetic basis 0.613019 nonfunctional enzyme 0.637884 standard dose 0.615312 variations—can help doctors 0.711793 National Institutes 0.705456 pharmacogenomics research 0.84435 pharmacogenomics affecting drug 0.883465 genes 0.654586 Different people 0.656148 DNA sequences—of 0.615168 individual responses 0.630496 CYP2D6 gene 0.718633 potentially lifesaving medications 0.722 different type 0.618988 pharmacogenomic knowledge 0.764504 CYP2D6 result 0.620505 research participants 0.618227 eye color 0.620578 precision medicine 0.802314 basic research 0.624968	liver enzymes 0.617797 pharmacogenomic information 0.763018 larger changes 0.611189 long-term goal 0.623068 NIH Precision Medicine 0.708843 drug prescriptions 0.728137 Drug Administration 0.719204 different versions 0.622981 inactive forms 0.617924 NIGMS Fact Sheets 0.707185 gene manufacture 0.621261 drug responses 0.737083 specific genetic profiles 0.711658 liver enzyme 0.63617 Clinical Genome Resource 0.690982 pharmacogenomic research 0.67895 drugs 0.644474 Clinical Pharmacogenetics Implementation 0.703086 CYP2D6 enzyme molecules 0.732646 people 0.732567 genetic sequences 0.623777 painkiller codeine 0.646079 pharmacogenomics 0.947849 genetic variations 0.616655	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
4150	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Ozone	Ozone is a highly reactive form of oxygen.	primary constituent 0.594926 ultraviolet rays 0.614226 airways 0.442078 sports activities 0.556691 sun 0.428843 highly reactive form 0.777506 protective layer 0.59666 lung function 0.594314 operations 0.42731 inflammation 0.446612 children 0.443343 upper atmosphere 0.593349 harmful air pollutant 0.759892 oxygen 0.442785 high concentrations 0.609198	lung diseases 0.589331 urban smog 0.600835 asthma 0.43495 high ozone concentrations 0.974635 respiratory effects 0.594007 outdoor sports 0.559825 Long-term exposure 0.580655 ozone forms 0.839432 sunlight 0.446938 Results 0.426553 ground level 0.576538 NIEHS-funded study 0.565253 automobile emissions 0.586436 significant reduction 0.575751 respiratory distress 0.617426	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
16606	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Perfluorinated Chemicals (PFCs)	Many of us have probably seen news stories about something commonly referred to as PFCs or perfluorochemicals. You may not know exactly what they are, but can probably guess that they have something to do with the environment and your health. The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) and the National Toxicology Program (NTP), an interagency testing program headquartered at NIEHS, are studying many of these compounds.	animal models 0.668435 human exposure 0.610635 human health 0.863771 adult rats 0.557451 human health risk 0.622254 28-day immunotoxicity study 0.578872 persistent chemicals 0.573299 human studies 0.552806 human health effects 0.618796 PFCs 0.952581 potential toxicity 0.551225 potential adverse health 0.603754 entire structural class 0.563515 elevated PFC exposures 0.576157 normal endocrine activity 0.566486 human health impacts 0.60458 Human Services agencies 0.59061 rodent toxicology studies 0.587181 28-day toxicity studies 0.640921 adverse effects 0.657962 current PFC research 0.591422 Environmental Protection Agency 0.570163 mitochondrial toxicity 0.535891 PFC chemical 0.521114	vaccine-induced immune protection 0.56287 female rats 0.552787 PFOA production 0.520804 potential adverse effects 0.62625 National Toxicology Program 0.589464 human blood 0.516773 various PFCs 0.543862 Environmental Health Sciences 0.620093 NTP 0.597106 mammary gland development 0.571203 PFC class 0.524392 commonly used terms 0.570523 immune function 0.578663 NIEHS-funded human study 0.592352 slow elimination time 0.569139 high-throughput screening facility 0.553861 links.4 Additional research 0.581425 entire research program 0.56591 human body 0.528592 animal studies 0.527308 PFOA 0.593926 NTP research 0.545707 deficit hyperactivity disorder,9 0.550457 interagency testing program 0.593255	CLICK HERE
16609	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Ginkgo	Ginkgo or Ginkgo biloba is one of the world’s oldest living tree species. Ginkgo has been used for many years for a variety of medicinal purposes.	additional research studies 0.392993 over-the-counter drugs 0.355213 health care provider 0.395008 brain function 0.408825 Ginkgo Evaluation 0.516242 ginkgo studies 0.525017 consistent evidence 0.353096 clinical trials 0.355096 exact formulation 0.356197 NTP studies 0.392788 blood pressure 0.35007 larger National Toxicology 0.392528 long-term effects 0.347989 Ginkgo biloba extract 0.640958 wide variety 0.401712 female mice 0.359068 liquid extracts 0.351504 medicinal purposes 0.357383 oldest living tree 0.411032 female rats 0.354782 potential risks 0.352734 dietary supplement 0.416885 human cancer risk 0.391927 largest clinical trial 0.388063 cancer findings 0.34963	Ginkgo biloba tree 0.619124 National Toxicology Program 0.489117 two-year studies 0.354847 thyroid gland 0.349559 NTP 0.432687 FDA regulations 0.352117 cognitive decline 0.347757 mice 0.361618 new NTP findings 0.429065 safe care 0.35384 male mice 0.35921 health reasons 0.354786 dietary supplements 0.534375 National Cancer Institute 0.397039 complex mixture 0.360572 Federal law 0.354761 ginkgo extract 0.962886 herbal supplement 0.406695 Ginkgo biloba 0.654323 cardiovascular disease events 0.389314 herbal products 0.349199 premarket testing 0.357829 limited data 0.350697 liver cancer 0.351201	CLICK HERE
16619	National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Html	en	Plasma Study	The project aspires to understand oxidative stress from smoking. Smoking is thought to cause a large increase in direct oxidative stress but also in chronic inflammation which produces a distinct form of oxidative stress.	search function 0.767886 Website address 0.750325 Web Center 0.749905 home page 0.669287	webcenter@niehs.nih.gov). 0.936745 error 0.240054 URL 0.562419	CLICK HERE