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2655	National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke	Html	en	Know Stroke	Trouble walking, weakness on one side, trouble seeing, trouble speaking. Get to know these warning signs of stroke so you can get fast medical attention, which is key to successful recovery. This site has educational videos, brochures, and other materials to help you learn more about stroke.	warning signs 0.936662 weakness 0.623544 website 0.494481 site 0.489362 brochures 0.488454	educational videos 0.846932 medical attention 0.921918 trouble 0.979278 stroke 0.693296	CLICK HERE
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
3954	National Institute on Aging	Html	en	Driving Safely	It’s your health—not your age—that matters most in driving safely. As you get older, you may notice physical changes that may affect driving such as changes in your strength, flexibility, and coordination.	study 0.24644 people age 0.490141 health problem 0.447549 joints 0.255121 knees 0.265529 blind spots 0.44617 Lower-body strength 0.499104 cell phone 0.458716 perfect fit 0.455412 coordination 0.320249 head 0.247709 NIHSeniorHealth 0.245913 muscles 0.263198 age—that 0.255304 reduced driving errors 0.70262 car 0.279726 Traffic Safety Association 0.64518 Shoulder 0.249593 legs 0.256282 medications 0.244819 older drivers 0.92427	trouble 0.251709 parking space 0.457879 Neck 0.245462 Hand grip strengthening 0.703483 power brakes 0.443892 pain 0.298573 flexibility exercises 0.604542 safe driving 0.450754 Talk 0.244046 physical changes 0.493445 power steering 0.489646 stiffness 0.260887 health—not 0.255342 doctor 0.243998 seat belt 0.733286 driveway 0.25747 upper arm flexibility 0.801666 Older Drivers Education 0.678163 ankles 0.275658 steering wheel 0.78172	CLICK HERE
3955	National Institute on Aging	Html	en	Walking for Your Health	Get tips on walking for your health. As you age, walking for exercise every day helps build your endurance, keeps you healthy, and improves fitness.	endurance exercises 0.653742 heart rate 0.567512 proper footing 0.503733 activity target 0.464797 single 30-minute walk 0.962319 Go4Life tip sheet 0.804562 inactive people 0.850159 steps 0.89353 new challenges 0.519264	great exercise 0.573118 Brisk walking 0.755773 high activity group 0.753353 Fitness Clothes 0.470312 endurance activity 0.526837 sturdy shoes 0.506638 time 0.272455 Step counters 0.497928	CLICK HERE
16060	National Institute on Aging	Html	en	Finding Activities You Enjoy	Find out how to stay active and choose exercises you enjoy. The key to sticking with exercise is doing new, creative, interesting, and fun activities.	types 0.461428 strength 0.509029 kind 0.541773 pace 0.559219 exercise 0.544296 people 0.507978 new activities 0.810734 flexibility 0.535083 balance 0.508336	variety 0.474291 things 0.626924 gym 0.583924 suggestions 0.510259 activity boring 0.999182 interests 0.466754 physical activities 0.754788 treadmill 0.643728	CLICK HERE
16062	National Institute on Aging	Html	en	Preventing Falls	Get ideas on preventing falls as you age. Weight-bearing exercises such as walking or climbing stairs add to muscle strength and improve balance.	feet 0.367824 shoes/slippers 0.367757 disability 0.37373 stairs 0.510142 Human Services 0.664973 pharmacist 0.399263 balance exercises 0.726747 Lower-body strength exercises 0.95078 eyes 0.381104 good news 0.744675 U.S. Department 0.665835 drug 0.372377 glasses 0.387746 sleep 0.375466 reflexes 0.407479 falls 0.457658 floors 0.374281 Weight-bearing activities 0.770108	low-heeled shoes 0.664004 walking 0.374664 trademark 0.368652 Stay 0.389541 fear 0.39518 alcohol 0.371217 blood pressure 0.67295 simple ways 0.743538 hearing aid 0.715272 socks 0.377535 Regular exercise 0.739386 smooth soles 0.70372 medicine 0.374473 osteoporosis 0.389902 bone loss 0.71363 doctor 0.372085 effects 0.374572	CLICK HERE
16063	National Institute on Aging	Html	en	Fall Proofing Your Home	Get information on how to fall proof your home, safety tips, and examples of exercise to improve strength and balance to lower your risk of falling.	bed 0.50818 shower 0.46336 wet floors 0.748531 stairs 0.937554 Secure carpets 0.727022 phone cords 0.744708 Lower-body strength 0.702949 balance exercises 0.701269 non-slip rugs 0.869531 Clutter 0.48628 Go4Life 0.465876 thinking 0.464449 tips 0.46578 non-slip items 0.835361 bathtub 0.477802 falls 0.553822 safety 0.465456 non-slip strips 0.833344 entrances 0.477997 flashlight 0.475384 pet bowls 0.7389 bathroom 0.532644	Stay 0.461 spills 0.475888 double-sided tape 0.749816 handrail 0.478608 outdoor walkways 0.727512 light bulbs 0.718107 simple changes 0.776739 night lights 0.682129 plenty 0.464874 lamp 0.459717 room 0.514541 home 0.465884 fixture 0.45954 rubber mat 0.722994 non-skid wax 0.767079 Arrange furniture 0.733573 hallways 0.597581 handrails 0.475114 risk 0.465635 highest wattage 0.741434 time 0.465694	CLICK HERE
16064	National Institute on Aging	Html	en	Stay Safe! Use Proper Form While Strength Training	Become informed on strength training safety and how to lift with proper form to build muscle and stay safe for health and fitness as you exercise.	sore joints 0.575344 Breathe 0.491993 jerk 0.287651 health care provider 0.888757 tightly straight position 0.865934 strength exercises 0.581569 painful muscle 0.529263 body 0.25825 common sense 0.520113 exercise program 0.670811 repetitions 0.285564 hip 0.266688 example 0.259232 best approach 0.494635 Control 0.260323 hand weights 0.653798 Proper form 0.58775 steady rate 0.540459	talk 0.340573 place 0.259835 injury prevention 0.568696 arm 0.446562 strength training 0.888972 particular exercise 0.765425 leg lifts 0.643089 steady movements 0.584496 wrist weights 0.668722 thrust weights 0.699078 severe pain 0.524483 leg joints 0.970749 Exhaustion 0.281376 Alternate sides 0.515674 arms 0.32105 time 0.304177 Safety tips 0.552623	CLICK HERE