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16699	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Article	en	Smell Disorders	Your sense of smell helps you enjoy life. You may delight in the aromas of your favorite foods or the fragrance of flowers. Your sense of smell is also a warning system, alerting you to danger signals such as a gas leak, spoiled food, or a fire. Any loss in your sense of smell can have a negative effect on your quality of life. It can also be a sign of more serious health problems.	smell increase 0.560144 negative effect 0.33713 men ages 0.340705 food releases 0.339604 odor receptor 0.346335 smell 0.990848 smell disorder 0.817442 chemosensory research centers 0.367251 complete inability 0.337351 specific odors 0.343892 common chemical sense 0.413918 unique representation 0.33842 sense 0.492229 tear-inducing power 0.336951 chemosensory scientists 0.341086 smell disorders 0.719171 taste disorders 0.428858 health problems 0.343251 potential smell disorder 0.551919 congenital anosmia 0.337007 medical conditions 0.365015 common ways 0.337396 age range 0.341506 North Americans 0.339948 coffee brewing 0.336837	gas leak 0.375583 sensory cells 0.375941 refreshing coolness 0.337588 odor 0.35104 specialized sensory cells 0.375631 olfactory neuron 0.349314 favorite foods 0.339258 particular smell 0.543526 nearly one-quarter 0.341584 Taste Disorders publication 0.409126 smell test 0.523169 ability 0.337834 nose 0.373314 nerve endings 0.366417 chemical senses 0.37104 natural gas leak 0.36041 people 0.397671 small patch 0.337412 food 0.347462 certain medical conditions 0.358855 doctor 0.338334 new diagnostic tests 0.3624 high blood pressure 0.361006 olfactory sensory neurons 0.587838	CLICK HERE
16706	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Article	en	Noise-Induced Hearing Loss	Every day, we experience sound in our environment, such as the sounds from television and radio, household appliances, and traffic. Normally, these sounds are at safe levels that don’t damage our hearing. But sounds can be harmful when they are too loud, even for a brief time, or when they are both loud and long-lasting. These sounds can damage sensitive structures in the inner ear and cause noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL).	key hearing structures 0.496893 human hair cells 0.311896 harmful noise 0.243798 loud noise 0.576561 average decibel ratings 0.297741 incoming sound waves 0.311259 middle ear couple 0.321221 ear canal 0.235806 sound waves 0.385881 causes pore-like channels 0.286518 outer ear 0.236847 Hair cells—sensory cells 0.316265 loud sounds 0.302211 noise-induced hearing loss 0.7652 hearing loss 0.946589 electrical signal 0.29719 trouble hearing 0.45424 elastic partition runs 0.287842 hearing test 0.49086 loud concerts 0.284733 long exposure 0.253645 continuous exposure 0.244568 basilar membrane 0.304769 temporary hearing loss 0.488513 loud bursts 0.267025	long time 0.24115 NIHL 0.465272 microscopic hair-like projections 0.285094 basilar membrane—ride 0.225311 sound vibrations 0.239864 public education campaign 0.284075 auditory nerve 0.310389 safe levels 0.22294 good hearing health 0.468626 Loud noise exposure 0.408032 amphibian hair cells 0.309621 sensory hair cells 0.306379 one-time exposure 0.252484 middle ear 0.400749 residual long-term damage 0.297003 hair cells 0.637952 ears 0.230032 noisy room 0.222853 hearing tests 0.435468 time 0.283693 inner ear 0.442043 brief time 0.238756 healthy hearing habits 0.470449 familiar sounds 0.222665	CLICK HERE
16872	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Html	en	Hearing Loss and Older Adults	Hearing loss is a sudden or gradual decrease in how well you can hear. It is one of the most common conditions affecting older and elderly adults. Approximately one in three people between the ages of 65 and 74 has hearing loss and nearly half of those older than 75 have difficulty hearing.	sensorineural hearing loss 0.498918 implantable hearing aids 0.487444 NIDCD fact sheets 0.297438 sheet Assistive Devices 0.283668 different hearing aids 0.521955 basic hearing tests 0.512813 hearing specialist 0.46559 severe hearing loss 0.56094 special sound systems 0.283885 hearing problem 0.544859 moderately severe hearing 0.472799 Assistive listening devices 0.281278 induction loop systems 0.330789 hearing aids 0.770817 primary care physician 0.28739 bone-anchored hearing aid 0.492805 hard plastic 0.281149 hearing aid specialist 0.695617 test hearing aids 0.53283 tree care workers 0.28434 hard plastic case 0.279958 young children 0.282853 middle ear implant 0.345468 hearing problems 0.460562	middle ear problems 0.343123 sound vibrations 0.304018 Ear Hear 0.340967 hearing aid 0.901813 hearing handicap inventory 0.537224 open-fit hearing aids 0.499479 ear canal 0.38709 outer ear 0.34297 open-fit hearing aid 0.528106 people 0.393336 middle ear 0.371003 hearing specialists 0.445105 phone amplifying devices 0.286989 sheet Hearing Aids 0.520142 fact sheet Cochlear 0.284844 canal aids 0.283334 hearing health care 0.517266 NIDCD fact sheet 0.413943 treatment options 0.293554 noise-induced hearing loss 0.611208 difficulty hearing 0.498438 hearing loss 0.976532 inner ear 0.393467	CLICK HERE
16874	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Html	en	Otosclerosis	Otosclerosis is a term derived from oto, meaning “of the ear,” and sclerosis, meaning “abnormal hardening of body tissue.” The condition is caused by abnormal bone remodeling in the middle ear. Bone remodeling is a lifelong process in which bone tissue renews itself by replacing old tissue with new.	key hearing structures 0.387838 middle-ear sound conduction 0.299133 abnormal hardening 0.241028 body tissue. 0.215149 abnormal bone 0.379212 temporal bone tissue 0.334538 incoming sound waves 0.326797 middle-aged women 0.217488 hearing disorders 0.279232 potential new treatments 0.278719 bone tissue 0.353952 health care providers 0.279497 old tissue 0.217767 Mild otosclerosis 0.413713 Healthy hearing 0.297723 eardrum vibrate 0.227968 ear canal 0.391722 large dog barking 0.287694 hearing aid 0.280791 sound waves 0.453507 recognizable sound 0.229031 outer ear 0.393106 otosclerosis 0.814254 previous measles infection 0.28218 bone abnormalities 0.318521	healthy bone remodeling 0.35942 different immune-system cells 0.284455 hearing loss 0.408192 national temporal bone 0.334094 Otopathology Research Collaboration 0.269455 bone-remodeling research 0.286377 cell phone ringing 0.288876 basilar membrane 0.227469 Ear Infirmary 0.354484 bone remodeling 0.378612 bone-growth inhibiting drug 0.275628 sound vibrations 0.300672 open pore-like channels 0.286734 abnormal remodeling 0.238721 temporal bone 0.365267 auditory nerve 0.311757 ear specialist 0.360277 potential new therapies 0.274107 middle ear 0.779499 ear bone samples 0.494634 frequently reported symptom 0.279875 effective drug treatment 0.274697 hair cells 0.381888 inner ear 0.91745	CLICK HERE
16878	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Html	en	Vestibular Schwannoma (Acoustic Neuroma) and Neurofibromatosis	A vestibular schwannoma (also known as acoustic neuroma, acoustic neurinoma, or acoustic neurilemoma) is a benign, usually slow-growing tumor that develops from the balance and hearing nerves supplying the inner ear. The tumor comes from an overproduction of Schwann cells—the cells that normally wrap around nerve fibers like onion skin to help support and insulate nerves.	acoustic neuroma surgery 0.474781 facial movement 0.481599 nearby brain structures 0.477586 bilateral vestibular schwannomas 0.643578 facial nerve 0.458836 facial numbness 0.455417 slow-growing tumor 0.544741 inner ear problems 0.485872 asymmetric hearing loss 0.516 conventional surgical techniques 0.472543 unilateral vestibular schwannomas 0.677274 Schwann cell growth 0.535788 acoustic neuroma 0.522397 thorough ear examination 0.484917 early detection 0.474179 bilateral vestibular schwannoma 0.617612 vestibular schwannoma 0.944404 hearing ear 0.476587 unilateral vestibular schwannoma 0.762232 gene 0.45864 Schwann cells 0.480802 affected ear 0.451897 surgical removal 0.4777 face sensation nerve 0.489186 nerve fibers 0.455572	balance nerves 0.487578 symptoms 0.465649 Unilateral/asymmetric hearing loss 0.508447 acoustic neurinoma 0.481596 facial nerves 0.475634 tumor removal 0.498735 hearing nerves 0.49261 acoustic neurilemoma 0.481557 nerves 0.51481 hearing 0.529788 spinal cord 0.474561 vestibular schwannomas 0.822845 cord related tumors 0.476745 hearing nerve 0.476814 balance testing 0.451324 Schwann cell development 0.485574 facial weakness 0.450783 Magnetic resonance imaging 0.476839 tumor 0.676898 trigeminal nerve 0.455225 auditory brainstem responses 0.478283 inner ear 0.527475 spinal cord tumors 0.4739 insulate nerves 0.480543	CLICK HERE
16887	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Html	es	La enfermedad de Ménière	La enfermedad de Ménière es una anomalía en el oído interno que causa mareos fuertes (vértigo), timbre o silbido en el oído (tinnitus), pérdida de audición y una sensación de que el oído está lleno o congestionado. Por lo general, la enfermedad de Ménière afecta un solo oído.	futuros ataques 0.637603 Otros Trastornos 0.659366 laberinto con relación 0.670716 Estados Unidos 0.610291 Nuevas perspectivas 0.611735 oído medio ayuda 0.868284 precisión medicamentos 0.618319	antibiótico gentamicina 0.682529 corto período 0.675258 laberinto óseo 0.993611 envía pulsos 0.643974 siguientes tratamientos 0.650402 pequeño grupo 0.607636	CLICK HERE
17157	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Html	en	Aphasia	Aphasia is a disorder that results from damage to portions of the brain that are responsible for language	common type 0.591866 progressive neurological disease 0.589587 language 0.724706 transcranial magnetic stimulation 0.58307 brain tumors 0.576898 Brain cells 0.576403 different language areas 0.603899 language areas 0.642333 language abilities 0.617013 functional magnetic resonance 0.572654 initial recovery period 0.57842 blood flow 0.590884 active NIDCD-funded aphasia 0.749499 family members 0.574433 aphasia 0.935764 direct current stimulation 0.581472 normal brain activity 0.604333 brain damage 0.588582 aphasia research 0.708765 person 0.581813 regional support groups 0.576026 National Aphasia Association 0.802867 brain infections 0.576768 chronic aphasia 0.711553 magnetic resonance imaging 0.65105	progressive neurological disorders 0.584489 Aphasia therapy 0.727056 brain injury 0.769937 anomic aphasia 0.731481 new communication skills 0.584974 global aphasia 0.784357 fluent aphasia 0.743141 aphasia treatment 0.714602 noninvasive brain stimulation 0.604068 various language functions 0.592957 nonfluent aphasia 0.739158 speech-language therapy 0.660454 relatively new area 0.57643 aphasia participate 0.715387 brain tumor 0.582871 transient ischemic attack 0.578925 brain 0.826488 burst vessel cuts 0.583591 people 0.662811 severe communication difficulties 0.582597 conduction aphasia 0.730951 communication abilities 0.614363 brain stimulation techniques 0.608469 frontal lobe 0.596686	CLICK HERE
17177	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Article	es	Cuidando su voz	Nosotros dependemos de nuestras voces para informar, persuadir y conectarnos con otras personas.	Otros Trastornos 0.73392 cabo investigaciones 0.68723 mal uso 0.759805 técnicas correctas 0.747898 vías respiratorias 0.784031	Estados Unidos 0.769836 vitaminas a 0.731438 mal aliento 0.916101 régimen alimenticio 0.742644 vocal folds 0.76323	CLICK HERE
17181	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Article	es	La afasia	La afasia es un problema médico causado por un daño en las partes del cerebro responsables del lenguaje. Para la mayoría de las personas, estas áreas están del lado izquierdo del cerebro.	siguientes palabras 0.640522 Otros Trastornos 0.634988 enormes mejoras 0.694266 contesta preguntas 0.69158 nombra objetos 0.695092	afasia anómica 0.988692 Estados Unidos 0.740236 mediana edad 0.742007 corto plazo 0.65052	CLICK HERE
17182	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Article	es	Trastornos del espectro autista: Problemas de comunicación en los niños	Los trastornos del espectro autista (Autism spectrum disorder, ASD) son una discapacidad del desarrollo. Pueden causar problemas sociales, de comunicación y de comportamiento significativos.	autism spectrum 0.824945 Otros Trastornos 0.657158 children with autism 0.584584 referencia facilitarán 0.545945 Salud Complementaria 0.537922 futuros problemas 0.564013 cuántos síntomas 0.562282 Accidentes Cerebrovasculares 0.543458 Autism CARES Act 0.599785 Salud Ambiental 0.538458 Estados Unidos 0.649652	with autism spectrum 0.730755 especial atención 0.538175 determinada área 0.55306 Autism Research 0.635232 Eunice Kennedy Shriver 0.580422 mayores retrasos 0.547766 Mejores maneras 0.54328 child with autism 0.591173 pequeño grupo 0.549537 Instituto Nacional 0.9544	CLICK HERE