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2646	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Sun and Skin - The Dark Side of Sun Exposure	People enjoy the sun. Some have even worshiped it. Sunlight is essential to many living things. But sunlight also has a dangerous side. It can harm your skin and even your eyes. The good news is you can take some simple steps to protect your body from sun damage and still enjoy the sun’s healthful effects.	skin cancer 0.803823 major risk factor 0.498125 UV rays 0.501721 health care provider 0.496407 long-term damage 0.467635 potential sun exposure 0.524723 Wear protective clothing 0.491484 skin cancers 0.534159 sun-related damage 0.463138 UVA rays 0.534563 UV damage 0.473318 skin color 0.492232 non-melanoma skin cancer 0.548046 Stephen I. Katz 0.51221 normal bone function 0.509087 invisible rays 0.499644 sun protective behavior 0.508627 direct sunlight 0.46743 UVB rays 0.580122 large flat moles 0.499413 sun overexposure 0.469016 Barnett S. Kramer 0.509644 damage 0.514451 sunscreen 0.487668	skin repair 0.501905 skin damage 0.500786 DNA damage 0.462421 skin 0.912837 sunscreen effectiveness 0.483705 cancer prevention expert 0.516303 sun exposure habits 0.521945 natural sunlight 0.469337 sun protection factor 0.508217 particularly high risk 0.49722 seasonal affective disorder 0.512129 dead skin cells 0.556947 younger people 0.462071 skin health 0.526823 underlying connective tissue 0.499262 Skin Diseases 0.500492 people 0.506126 skin cells 0.583358 little sun 0.483842 sunlight 0.481406 skin ages 0.502269 sun exposure 0.702641 time 0.504034 squamous cell carcinoma 0.499698	CLICK HERE
2663	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Nurse Staffing Affects Patient Safety	Having well-educated nurses with fewer patients to care for can help reduce hospital deaths, a new study suggests. The findings can help hospitals make informed decisions about staff schedules and hiring.	nurse’s workload 0.551783 play 0.247072 hospitals 0.5536 hospital admission 0.46293 average 0.299992 fewer patients 0.531807 additional patient 0.464773 role 0.247122 data 0.250338 findings 0.254267 patient health 0.479297 link 0.250474 well-educated nursing workforce 0.737711 bachelor-level education 0.460027 staff schedules 0.516302 Institute 0.301397 bachelor’s degrees 0.703023 hospital nurse staffing 0.783562 Patricia A. Grady 0.687828 decisions 0.253583 patient death 0.456405 well-educated nurses 0.814623	new study 0.507497 Nursing Research 0.442566 researchers 0.357054 hospital deaths 0.514441 European countries 0.482199 team 0.248949 degree-trained nurses 0.682114 nurses 0.917571 common surgeries 0.488373 Medicine 0.252125 U.S. states 0.477979 study hospitals 0.518654 likelihood 0.412638 chances 0.256972 successful patient outcomes 0.684463 scientists 0.250372 Earlier research 0.490489 response 0.252211 NIH’s National 0.468172 nurse education 0.766825 nurse staffing 0.806302 nursing factors 0.457869	CLICK HERE
3698	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	A Look at Epilepsy - Electrical Outbursts in the Brain	Most people know surprisingly little about epilepsy, even though it’s the nation’s 4th most common neurological disorder, after migraine, stroke, and Alzheimer’s disease. Epilepsy is marked by repeated, unpredictable seizures that may last for seconds or minutes.	epilepsy 0.945262 drug-resistant epilepsy 0.583654 brain regions 0.503531 defective genes 0.454681 brain disorder 0.480677 sudden-death seizures 0.553557 epilepsy cases 0.597865 delivery room—up 0.454332 epilepsy treatment 0.637625 brain tumors 0.472272 En español 0.458957 similar human genes 0.490596 seizures 0.824323 Dr. Jeffrey Noebels 0.501941 brain problems 0.467992 heart rhythm problems 0.484503 abnormal liver function 0.487712 unpredictable seizures 0.58656 little spells 0.600593 focal seizures—can cause 0.493378 seemingly mild symptoms 0.493458 brain damage 0.471031 intense seizures 0.592427 severe seizures 0.5654 abnormal bursts 0.455079	Dr. Jacqueline French 0.493725 malfunctioning brain cells 0.51094 faulty brain 0.474206 epilepsy seizures 0.762391 Langone Medical Center 0.496197 epilepsy expert 0.600222 common neurological disorder 0.497453 good prenatal care 0.485841 Alzheimer’s disease 0.453057 small seizures 0.567975 word epilepsy 0.617104 epilepsy therapies 0.575246 Dr. Ivan Soltesz 0.488867 early warning sign 0.504898 epilepsy-like seizures 0.557907 electrical activity 0.502228 muscle spasms 0.457422 sooner epilepsy 0.617932 brain 0.589313 Electrical Outbursts 0.462904 people 0.464588 high blood pressure 0.487667 brain tissue 0.465979 poorly understood condition 0.486407	CLICK HERE
4345	National Institute on Drug Abuse	Article	es	Tecnologías que mejoran la cirugía tumoral, Ayudar a los cirujanos a detectar y extirpar el cáncer	Para los cirujanos, extirpar un tumor es un acto de equilibrismo. Si se corta demasiado, se corre el riesgo de extirpar tejidos sanos que cumplen funciones importantes. Si se extirpa demasiado poco, se pueden dejar células cancerosas que, con el tiempo, podrían volver a crecer y convertirse en tumor.	Milind Rajadhyaksha 0.707999 Cordova M 0.700036 Biomed Opt 0.913773 ¿durante cuánto tiempo 0.771751 Raman scattering microscopy 0.781109 Tsien RY 0.712721 Camelo-Piragua S 0.692069 Kose K 0.695609 Steven Krosnick 0.748673 new cutting edge 0.762901 Quyen Nguyen —cirujano 0.823763 Nat Rev Cancer 0.770783 Mohs surgery with 0.83198 Ramkissoon SH 0.700852 modo protegerlos 0.703721 determinados tipos 0.691649	Transl Med 0.704506 fácil verlas 0.702385 Karen JK 0.692956 mosaicing microscopy 0.702892 Daniel Orringer 0.730352 Sloan Kettering Cancer 0.770403 múltiples escaneos 0.692316 tumor infiltration with 0.963413 Mohs excisions with 0.821309 Ji M 0.695643 Dusza SW 0.698671 surgery with live 0.815277 San Diego— 0.690694 surgery with 0.907212 basal cell carcinomas 0.785704 confocal microscopy 0.713081	CLICK HERE
4397	National Institutes of Health	Html	null	Receipt and Referral	null			CLICK HERE
14513	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Su Hígado Rinde: Protéjalo de los Daños	Su hígado trabaja duro para proteger su salud. Es un órgano robusto y fuerte. Pero ciertas cosas —como el alcohol, las drogas, los virus y el exceso de peso— pueden dañarlo. Usted podría no darse cuenta que su hígado está luchando, porque la enfermedad hepática por lo general no muestra síntomas hasta que el problema se convierte en un problema grave. Ayude a su hígado a proteger su salud evitando las cosas que pueden causarle daño.	completo —una 0.471852 hepatitis a 0.884782 hepatitis b 0.701164 señala liang 0.914811 posibles tratamientos 0.460781 señala rotman 0.504473 siguientes cambios 0.458273 Yaron Rotman 0.478688 pequeña cantidad 0.468428	hepatitis viral— 0.57734 fútbol americano ​​y 0.535493 señala doo 0.517513 hepatitis aguda 0.566344 severa llamada nash 0.511212 sorprendente conjunto 0.470815 hígado ayuda 0.818106 Edward Doo 0.476653 Jake Liang 0.528312	CLICK HERE
14517	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	La Dotación de Personal de Enfermería Afecta la Seguridad del Paciente	Un estudio reciente sugiere que contar con enfermeras con un alto nivel de estudios y con menos pacientes que atender puede ayudar a reducir las muertes hospitalarias. Estos hallazgos pueden ayudar a los hospitales a tomar decisiones informadas acerca de los horarios del personal y la contratación.	alto nivel 0.828681	hospitales objeto 0.950541	CLICK HERE
16855	National Institutes of Health	Html	null	Preparing your application using ASSIST	null			CLICK HERE
16882	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Html	en	Telecommunications Relay Services	A telecommunications relay service (TRS) provides a communications assistant (CA) that allows people who are deaf, hard of hearing, or speech impaired to communicate with people who use a standard telephone.	Federal Communications Commission 0.71765 VCO 0.550697 keywords 0.522967 standard telephone 0.646993 United States 0.631534 taste 0.523611 hearing impairment 0.668591 telephone user 0.629752 relay calls 0.731208 Disabilities 0.527071 emergency 0.522816 smell 0.526186 individuals 0.523894 behalf 0.523384 voice carry-over 0.670042 directory 0.522406 hearing carry-over 0.692844 TRS 0.744317 TDD 0.587377 responsibility 0.523293 options 0.524864 event 0.522838 speech impairment 0.643308 telephone users 0.628273	conversation 0.523134 dial 0.530267 telecommunications relay services 0.97521 TTY users 0.64688 NIDCD 0.531551 Americans 0.524651 Title 0.527121 people 0.547672 Act 0.527063 HCO 0.550301 person 0.55089 response 0.54985 text telephone device 0.738008 effect 0.52452 organizations 0.540972 long-distance company 0.726414 disordered processes 0.63306 Communications assistants 0.626637 information 0.55782 U.S. telephone companies 0.775495 communication disorders 0.635352 callers 0.525929 party 0.549929	CLICK HERE
17167	National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders	Html	en	Vocal Fold Paralysis	Vocal fold paralysis (also known as vocal cord paralysis) is a voice disorder that occurs when one or both of the vocal folds don't open or close properly.	voice 0.36477 Lyme disease 0.23495 implanted pacemaker 0.232794 laryngeal electromyography 0.239262 voice quality 0.268459 breathy voice 0.244736 muscular tube 0.23536 structural implant 0.270111 electrical stimulation technology 0.256847 additional voice therapy 0.268689 unexplained voice changes 0.266617 elastic bands 0.238544 surgical procedures 0.232789 stronger voice 0.242795 paralyzed fold 0.275435 electrical impulses 0.234605 end—your doctor 0.234276 air passages 0.235106 throat disorders 0.235245 vocal fold paralysis 0.99946 common treatments 0.233955 voice therapy 0.296284 laryngeal nerves 0.235003 health problems 0.236423 disordered processes 0.232914	noisy breathing 0.247882 vocal cord paralysis 0.371885 vocal folds 0.801385 common disorder 0.237957 endoscope—a tube 0.235153 thyroid cancer 0.235692 speech-language pathologist 0.310157 repositioning surgery 0.233642 National Institute 0.232795 laryngeal cartilage 0.237338 otolaryngologist—a doctor 0.234726 breathing 0.265659 multiple sclerosis 0.235746 skull base 0.236079 closed positions 0.233791 people 0.234401 breath control 0.233418 pre-operative planning 0.233458 breathing tube 0.262463 voice box 0.248955 research studies 0.232752 certain neurologic conditions 0.265512 voice disorder 0.248585 muscle tissue 0.237131	CLICK HERE