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2637	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Focusing on ADHD - Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder	Most children get restless, rowdy, or distracted at times. That’s all part of being a kid. But some kids have such trouble paying attention, staying focused, and finishing tasks that it interferes with their schoolwork, home life, and friendships. These difficulties might be signs of a developmental disorder called attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD.	mental health 0.589474 Dr. Benedetto Vitiello 0.648323 friendships 0.420466 children 0.542483 good schedule 0.487225 constant reminders 0.489615 brain development 0.488658 hard time 0.493121 stimulants 0.441566 impatient 0.423389 impulsiveness 0.422186 severe cases 0.498076 different types 0.488227 symptoms 0.456911 psychiatrist 0.418959 routine tasks 0.486633 effective ADHD medications 0.675347 complex factors 0.490449 kids ages 0.51533 discourage distraction 0.495853 persistent behavior 0.496267 single test 0.494584 deficit hyperactivity disorder 0.805858 ADHD 0.984825 mental health specialist 0.560572	adults 0.419128 attention deficit hyperactivity 0.822565 Nationwide 0.418292 times 0.420817 schoolwork 0.419539 signs 0.418471 home life 0.507252 trouble 0.461964 kids 0.702437 good behavior 0.483912 difficulty sleeping 0.489152 common brain condition 0.584291 motion 0.418208 therapy 0.418232 inattentive types 0.489144 problematic behaviors 0.490479 especially girls 0.493763 chores 0.420321 child mental health 0.583045 doctor 0.449164 complete assignments 0.494635 activities 0.451614 appetite 0.418088 inattentive kind 0.490622	CLICK HERE
2673	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Insights into Brain Injury	Scientists have uncovered new details about what happens in the brain after a concussion. The findings point to possible ways to reduce the harmful effects of these injuries.	outer covering 0.666424 lasting effects 0.394551 high levels 0.353941 Dr. Dorian McGavern 0.591132 NIH researchers 0.397231 head injury 0.356916 new details 0.418954 brain injury 0.688602 human skull bone 0.622479 trauma site 0.361445 closer look 0.386296 swift blow 0.410225 specific cells 0.364128 cell death 0.988455 harmful effects 0.421053 surface layer 0.368867 special type 0.375729	brain 0.823537 brain damage 0.402145 time window 0.365056 cell-damaging molecules 0.39199 harmful molecules 0.417475 scientists 0.269201 mild brain injuries 0.641444 Certain compounds 0.358879 skull bone 0.782081 study leader 0.363119 brain tissue 0.389509 concussion 0.277285 mild type 0.403964 thicker skull bone 0.648601 possible ways 0.415803 concussions 0.40378 nearly half 0.377202	CLICK HERE
2788	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	NIH Web Privacy Notice	Protecting your privacy is very important to us. Our Web site links to other National Institutes of Health (NIH) sites, federal agency sites and occasionally, to private organizations.	homepage (https://www.nih.gov/). 0.64345 NIH Research Matters 0.541093 NIH Twitter pages 0.53659 NIH Pinterest account 0.541442 NIH TPWA 0.526691 NIH Institute/Center sites 0.560109 NIH Google+ pages 0.580602 NIH mission 0.57304 NIH staff 0.777629 NIH Facebook page 0.555241 nih wordpress 0.551119 NIH LinkedIn groups 0.576832 NIH Web pages 0.629638 NIH Institutes 0.583726 NIH posts 0.583103 NIH quality standards 0.537382 NIH privacy policy 0.644136 NIH Facebook sites 0.561894 NIH Google+ sites 0.54902 NIH Facebook pages 0.59392 NIH YouTube videos 0.538411 NIH videos 0.523814 NIH Web 0.661339 NIH staff managing 0.542653	nih managers 0.644492 NIH WordPress blogs 0.543988 NIH Pinterest sites 0.541733 NIH images 0.520807 NIH Senior Official 0.630481 NIH Pinterest postings 0.53214 privacy policy 0.748657 NIH Facebook accounts 0.55193 NIH employees 0.527516 NIH Web sites 0.639135 NIH Pinterest pages 0.584795 NIH conducts 0.55318 NIH staff members 0.696014 personal information 0.626784 NIH Wordpress instance 0.530007 NIH 0.922867 personally identifiable information 0.570701 NIH Google+ page 0.542507 NIH site content 0.537998 NIH Pinterest page 0.53468 information NIH 0.561075 NIH Google+ accounts 0.539277 information 0.700318 NIH Systems 0.530865	CLICK HERE
3343	National Institutes of Health	Html	null	How to Apply for an NIH Grant.	As you plan to write and submit an NIH application, it is important to know some important submission basics, such as what type of application will be needed (paper or electronic) and which forms are necessary, as well as links to contacts, important deadlines, a general timeline, and guidelines for tracking your application through the process. The following resources provide details on each of these elements:			CLICK HERE
3490	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Clinical Trials - Kayla’s Story: A Bright Future Through NIH Research	NOMID, or neonatal-onset multisystem inflammatory disease, is a rare disease that is often fatal. This video tells the story of Kayla Martínez, who was diagnosed with NOMID as a baby. It also tells the story of a treatment for NOMID that was discovered by Dr. Raphaela Goldbach-Mansky at the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases at the National Institutes of Health.	treatment 0.438859 multisystem inflammatory disease 0.958757 rare disease 0.63742 Health 0.475917 Future Through NIH 0.783142 Skin Diseases 0.635829 Kayla Martínez 0.825795 Arthritis 0.465921 Research 0.445251	video 0.438872 Musculoskeletal 0.472813 Bright 0.468134 Dr. Raphaela Goldbach-Mansky 0.919787 NOMID 0.504502 Spanish captions 0.71212 National Institute 0.622837 National Institutes 0.925148	CLICK HERE
3896	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Finding a Clinical Trial	Sources for finding a clinical trial.	clinical research trials 0.613713 United States 0.46062 phone numbers 0.457828 advice 0.327145 infectious diseases 0.471791 NIH campus 0.530336 Alzheimer 0.332769 rare diseases 0.442239 NIH Clinical Research 0.658826 Clinical Center 0.56276 ClinicalTrials.gov 0.549855 conjunction 0.330275 world 0.327938 public 0.325296 NIH-funded initiative 0.447633 centers 0.326261 clinical trials 0.455069 details 0.327463 health conditions 0.435453 place 0.326489 health care professionals 0.578108	online database 0.447147 researchers 0.325752 healthy volunteers 0.444757 allergy 0.332298 clinical research studies 0.976233 people 0.3458 secure registry 0.440605 ResearchMatch 0.326775 symptom 0.332838 results database 0.455837 neurological disorders 0.476346 key words 0.444157 searchable registry 0.456034 institutes 0.326857 information 0.355507 cancer 0.330817 locations 0.327546 Bethesda 0.328841 Maryland 0.326305 wide range 0.447281	CLICK HERE
4303	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	¿Demasiado joven para los sofocos? Cuando los síntomas de la menopausia llegan demasiado pronto	Sofocos, sudoración nocturna, períodos menstruales irregulares y problemas para dormir. Estos conocidos síntomas de la menopausia aparecen en la mayoría de las mujeres cuando cumplen alrededor de 50 años. Sin embargo, si se presentan antes de los 40 años, lo cual ocurre aproximadamente en una de cada 100 mujeres, es un indicio de que algo anda mal. Los síntomas prematuros como estos pueden indicar una afección poco comprendida llamada insuficiencia ovárica primaria (IOP).	«Los síntomas 0.402385 llamada insuficiencia 0.377056 trastornos alimenticios 0.353337 término insuficiencia 0.367178	Lawrence M 0.362271 inesperada pérdida 0.361049 llamada hormona folículo 0.397109	CLICK HERE
4317	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Cómo combatir la tos convulsa: Protección contra la tos ferina	Muchos piensan que la tos convulsa es una enfermedad de la niñez, pero puede atacar a personas de cualquier edad. La tos convulsa, también conocida como tos ferina, provoca una tos incontrolable que dificulta que uno recupere el aire. Esta enfermedad puede ser letal, en particular, para los recién nacidos.	Universidad Vanderbilt 0.662307 Katrhyn Edwards 0.674321 baja récord 0.712781 respiración aguda 0.698398	Estados Unidos 0.928805 células enteras 0.904691 Vanderbilt University School 0.784962	CLICK HERE
14537	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Pistas genéticas del brote de ébola de 2014	Los científicos secuenciaron los Genomas de aproximadamente 100 muestras del virus del Ébola provenientes de pacientes en África Occidental. Los hallazgos están ayudando a los investigadores a rastrear el origen y la propagación de este virus mortal.	Andersen KG 0.431091 Organización Mundial 0.430243 transmission during 0.433368	elucidates ebola virus 0.620017 Ã?frica Occidental 0.963033 Goba A 0.436413	CLICK HERE
14563	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Todo sobre la ELA: Entender un trastorno devastador	En el verano de 2014, las redes sociales fueron inundadas por videos de personas tirándose encima agua helada en el Reto del cubo de agua helada. El fenómeno mundial hizo tomar conciencia —y recaudó millones de dólares para la investigación— sobre una enfermedad mortal llamada ELA (ALS por sus siglas en inglés).	neuronas motoras 0.730059 Lou Gehrig 0.447019 posibles efectos 0.377582 ELA sobrevive 0.769075	insuficiencia respiratoria 0.449976 Estados Unidos 0.372718 mortal llamada ela 0.926689 asistencia respiratoria 0.600325	CLICK HERE