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2642	National Institutes of Health	Html	null	Surviving Sepsis - Taming a Deadly Immune Response	Many people have never heard of sepsis, or they don’t know what it is. But sepsis is one of the top 10 causes of disease-related death in the United States. The condition can arise suddenly and progress quickly, and it’s often hard to recognize.			CLICK HERE
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
2648	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Physical Activity Helps Seniors Stay Mobile	A carefully structured, moderate physical activity program helped vulnerable older people maintain their mobility.	specific intervention 0.419766 strength 0.318647 mobility disability 0.632015 national exercise 0.40628 Go4Life 0.318852 moderate physical activity 0.573378 balance training 0.416178 moderate-intensity physical activity 0.537279 health education workshops 0.50503 Aging 0.321596 new study 0.431408 flexibility exercises 0.423738 mile 0.318769 Sessions 0.319785 weekly activity 0.424938 monthly meetings 0.414267 regular physical activity 0.727311 scientists 0.320941 substantial positive benefits 0.504731 NIH’s National 0.408579 health benefits 0.418898 rewards 0.325965 NIH-funded study 0.418832 death 0.321348 physical activity program 0.672002	assistance 0.318818 earlier research 0.412308 education group 0.407675 times 0.319677 variety 0.321122 course 0.319244 physical activity campaign 0.519168 place 0.319771 frail older people 0.573476 flexibility training activities 0.511748 disease 0.321393 NIA 0.351931 health education program 0.515248 specific program 0.411571 physical activity 0.909481 Richard J. Hodes 0.510473 home 0.319706 study—an average 0.412715 brisk walking 0.425495 major mobility disability 0.554915 comparison group 0.409448 older adults 0.424901 ages 0.320644 clinic 0.319749	CLICK HERE
2669	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Caring for a Seriously Ill Child	When a child is diagnosed with a serious illness, it can be difficult for the entire family. It’s important that your child, your family, and you get the support and care you need during this challenging time. A special type of care called palliative care can help.	benefits 0.512625 Dr. 0.512372 range 0.512157 young patients 0.571614 easy conversation 0.571609 palliative care 0.965072 pediatric palliative care 0.74375 pediatric setting 0.573676 life 0.521421 treatments 0.512236 caregivers 0.513608 online videos 0.571707 Institute 0.512317 children 0.512196 palliative care conversations 0.749411 Patricia A. Grady 0.636457 palliative care works 0.729232 health care providers 0.732439 illness 0.514492	Nursing Research 0.569505 entire family 0.581878 director 0.512345 challenging time 0.584358 special type 0.578354 Visit Palliative Care 0.723006 services 0.512953 families 0.538454 patient’s experience 0.570394 quality 0.512219 overall satisfaction 0.576591 symptoms 0.513189 materials 0.512315 NIH’s National 0.579999 important emotional support 0.634962 Conversations Matter 0.586785 age 0.51218 child 0.554179	CLICK HERE
3314	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Fixing Flawed Body Parts Engineering New Tissues and Organs	NIH-funded scientists are exploring innovative ways to fix faulty organs and tissues or even grow new ones	tissue engineering 0.949193 blood vessel patterns 0.582744 damaged body parts 0.631677 damaged hearts 0.533017 worn-out tissues 0.535587 heart tissue 0.534082 stem cell approaches 0.605578 Dr. Martha Lundberg 0.602163 newly developed tissues 0.614869 spinal cord injuries 0.574573 injured ACL 0.531409 stem cells 0.936933 new organ 0.543153 growth factors 0.580501 human stem cells 0.82744 Massachusetts General Hospital 0.574055 Dr. Martha Murray 0.567328 end-stage kidney disease 0.566633 faulty organs 0.540361 scientists 0.534132 real thing 0.59334 standard reconstruction surgery 0.560643 special net-like structures 0.590598 relatively high rate 0.55769 organ 0.562557	ACL reconstruction 0.533079 torn ACL 0.541768 Immature cells 0.580777 early-stage heart cells 0.651772 common knee injury 0.56896 different cell types 0.708428 new cells 0.652898 direct cells 0.584241 new ones 0.524761 Engineering New Tissues 0.67566 heart-related tissue engineering 0.642374 tiny blood vessels 0.571047 different 3-D bioprinting 0.585452 infused stem cells 0.679399 organs 0.549338 body parts 0.676044 Dr. Charles Murry 0.575682 ACL injuries 0.595632 human safety testing 0.573547 functional cells 0.573253 ACL healing 0.535786 functional rat liver 0.570839 natural structural proteins 0.573655 tissue engineering methods 0.785399	CLICK HERE
3405	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Food Additives Alter Gut Microbes, Cause Diseases in Mice	Common food additives called emulsifiers promoted colitis and metabolic syndrome in mice by altering gut microbes.	address bar 0.851692 tabs 0.493359 search field 0.887512 page address 0.730208	suggestions 0.508939 information 0.458222 page 0.987312 keyword 0.498216	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
14551	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	La capacitación ayuda a los médicos a detectar y tratar a los adolescentes en riesgo	Luego de breves sesiones de capacitación, los pediatras eran más propensos a reconocer y tratar a los adolescentes que tenían problemas de abuso de drogas y alcohol. Estos hallazgos podrían ayudar a mejorar las maneras de abordar los problemas relacionados con la salud mental y el abuso de sustancias.	Brief Intervention 0.637568 relación costo-beneficio 0.632726 Satre DD 0.619154 Sterling S 0.615645 nivel costo-beneficio 0.637367 Weisner C 0.635717 San Francisco 0.607519 programa sbirt 0.918891 enfoques sbirt 0.62265	breves sesiones 0.641722 Cluster Randomized Trial 0.710397 técnica llamada evaluación 0.711554 JAMA Pediatr 0.621084 Pediatric Primary Care 0.715225 Kaiser Permanente 0.628221 Stacy Sterling 0.637872 Mertens J 0.619692	CLICK HERE
15238	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Sex and Gender - How Being Male or Female Can Affect Your Health	Are you male or female? The answer to this seemingly simple question can have a major impact on your health. While both sexes are similar in many ways, researchers have found that sex and social factors can make a difference when it comes to your risk for disease, how well you respond to medications, and how often you seek medical care...	gender play 0.672421 Johns Hopkins University 0.668006 health care provider 0.707 brain area 0.619247 different hormones 0.629353 women’s health 0.6925 nicotine replacement therapies 0.68983 En español 0.621321 closer look 0.616912 Dr. Sherry McKee 0.688664 Dopamine release 0.615644 different responses 0.62577 scientists 0.635768 brain movies 0.618496 Wise Choices box 0.672785 women 0.982026 different cells 0.622555 different organs 0.626172 major impact 0.62076 gender 0.819204 differences 0.747278 different locations 0.622404 autoimmune conditions 0.613015 disease risk 0.612984	gender differences 0.691373 Yale University 0.693704 Dr. Janine Austin 0.701641 heart disease 0.614803 men 0.945893 different rates 0.622449 different brain response 0.721566 sex differences 0.658527 sex influences 0.63635 autoimmune disorders 0.777752 disease 0.632838 sex 0.793584 different symptoms 0.630046 Dr. Kelly Cosgrove 0.680996 health 0.765726 nicotine-dependent men 0.644762 different reasons 0.620391 medical care 0.618498 seemingly simple question 0.715553 common heart attack 0.691479 Dr. Ellen Mowry 0.681914 Autoimmune Disorders Conditions 0.692548 NIH-funded research team 0.686934 appropriate clinical treatment 0.686747	CLICK HERE
15962	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Prostate Predicaments When Bladder Problems Are Pressing	Many men develop urinary problems as they get older. They might find it hard to urinate, have a strong and sudden urge to “go,” be unable to hold it in, or wake up often at night to urinate. These symptoms may signal a bladder issue. But they can also be signs of a prostate problem. Identifying the right condition is key for treatment and symptom control.	American men 0.290511 prostate gland 0.562797 symptom control 0.311617 body aches 0.296856 Dr. Ziya Kirkali 0.469332 inflammation Heat 0.306643 urinary tract symptoms 0.553435 bladder issue 0.369577 common prostate issue 0.683449 right condition 0.296645 protective response 0.297658 sudden onset 0.294138 chronic condition 0.29696 prostate glands 0.491057 bladder stones 0.333509 walnut-shaped gland 0.314739 prostate problem 0.693534 common prostate 0.692432 symptoms 0.71865 sudden urge 0.339824 common prostate problem 0.666876 pelvic area 0.287169 unknown—a condition 0.282203 prostate tumor 0.487093 thorough medical exam 0.45275	BPH 0.491402 Bladder Problems 0.379979 treatment 0.296959 kidney failure 0.286211 cancer cells 0.434184 immediate medical care 0.437461 bacterial infections 0.293674 urinary symptoms 0.677637 lifestyle changes 0.277788 bacterial prostatitis 0.410809 men 0.525131 benign prostatic hyperplasia 0.485031 enlarged prostate 0.545068 prostate disorder specialist 0.690944 U.S. population 0.280499 chronic pelvic pain 0.455786 prostate cancer 0.830981 chronic prostatitis 0.702013 extreme cases 0.28837 urinary problems 0.404845 Nearly half 0.284461 urinary tract infections 0.516268 bladder 0.381386 prostate 0.954773	CLICK HERE