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2641	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Can You Recognize a Heart Attack or Stroke? What To Do When Every Moment Counts	How would you react to a medical emergency? When it comes to life-threatening conditions like heart attack or stroke, every minute counts. Get to know the signs and symptoms of these health threats. If you think you or someone else might be having a heart attack or stroke, get medical help right away. Acting fast could save your life or someone else’s.	different heart attack 0.591752 medical emergency 0.51595 hospital medical team 0.505607 brain cells 0.502238 CPR Cardiopulmonary resuscitation—a 0.489976 NIH expert 0.469355 Heart disease 0.489921 stroke onset 0.515685 familiar symptoms 0.466138 emergency physician figure 0.496046 blood vessel breaks 0.498971 clot-dissolving drug tPA 0.496801 NIH stroke expert 0.580487 blood thinners 0.459731 regular physical activity 0.494652 brain emergency 0.471871 heart health 0.488176 permanent damage 0.502801 blood vessel 0.500421 heart attacks 0.48331 Emergency treatment 0.462196 heart attack 0.936411 oxygen-rich blood 0.466362 health threats 0.459152 NIH wallet card 0.503247	Emergency Care Research 0.497423 fast action 0.506991 emergency contacts 0.458325 Dr. Jeremy Brown 0.485904 NIH research 0.466864 NIH researchers 0.46246 NIH’s Office 0.462065 healthy lifestyle choices 0.48008 emergency procedures 0.462742 ischemic stroke 0.517679 medical help 0.559988 Quick medical help 0.524671 Dr. Salina Waddy 0.516324 Dr. Patrice Desvigne-Nickens 0.50079 emergency crew 0.460189 personal medical information 0.497052 stroke 0.642443 common symptoms 0.466652 chest pain 0.493056 high blood pressure 0.499455 life-threatening conditions 0.459058 blood clots 0.458766 heart attack symptoms 0.655571 medical records 0.459185	CLICK HERE
3488	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	NIH Clinical Research Trials and You - Personal Stories	Personal Clinical Research Trials Personal Stories Volunteer and Researchers	red blood cells 0.419181 high school 0.424009 subsequent treatment 0.422061 Dr. Wadih Zein 0.423881 NIH patient 0.492804 Disease Neuroimaging Initiative 0.422559 Mr. John Michael 0.41841 sickle cell disease 0.433335 clinical trials 0.882615 National Institutes 0.558548 clinical trial 0.974036 NIH study 0.469452 clinical study 0.440366 human body works 0.416632 clinical trial participant 0.522523 body fight cancer 0.424564 Cancer Research scientist 0.46099 conduct NPC research 0.446534 NIH talks 0.438489 Dr. James Gulley 0.427763 NIH clinical research 0.664765 clinical research 0.784056 Dr. Neal Young 0.422923 Niemann-Pick disease type 0.431934 Dr. Janine Clayton 0.421295	Clinical Immunotherapy Group 0.472469 NIH researchers 0.448793 systemic lupus 0.422313 typical ten-year-old boy 0.418035 systemic lupus erythematosus 0.419039 NIH leaders 0.442026 National Eye Institute 0.422761 clinical trial participants 0.574247 Dr. Andrea Apolo 0.422786 disease clinical trials 0.506219 NIH Clinical Center 0.612051 National Cancer Institute 0.440717 Dr. Nath 0.429351 Clinical research nurses 0.50381 National Institute 0.420002 Dr. Madhav Thambisetty 0.426851 NIH-funded clinical trial 0.521991 rare childhood disease 0.425903 NIH Office 0.495091 strong family history 0.430115 Dr. Janel Johnson 0.424362 quality clinical research 0.528923 Women’s Health 0.423935 Clinical Director Dr. 0.511385	CLICK HERE
3553	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	All About ALS Understanding a Devastating Disorder	ALS stands for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. It’s also called Lou Gehrig’s disease. ALS attacks motor neurons, the nerve cells responsible for regulating “voluntary” muscles that we’re aware of controlling, such as those in our arms, legs, and face. As these motor neurons degenerate or die, they stop sending signals to muscles. Unable to function, the muscles gradually weaken and waste away.	underlying causes 0.575164 FDA-approved drug combination 0.631425 ALS 0.928473 ventilation support 0.649671 small percentage 0.577395 voluntary control 0.577109 amyotrophic lateral sclerosis 0.663338 muscles 0.636115 ice water 0.587258 dozen genes 0.570438 future research 0.573122 new information 0.572399 ALS attacks motor 0.812537 U.S. Food 0.572713 different parts 0.578192 different angles 0.570813 awareness—and millions 0.587562 needs ventilation support 0.630578 continued loss 0.569583 nerve cells 0.578901 ALS cases 0.727636 Health care professionals 0.634265 healthy young person 0.631248 possible side effects 0.570478	older people 0.586758 intense emotional changes 0.626365 Lou Gehrig 0.585621 Drug Administration 0.573821 certain diseases. 0.572232 Devastating Disorder 0.591751 uncontrollable laughing 0.575534 drug prolongs life 0.638311 familial ALS 0.721438 social media 0.588798 certain gene 0.569157 motor neurons 0.670675 Dr. Amelie Gubitz 0.649795 breathing-related muscles 0.619304 new insights 0.569739 NIH’s ALS 0.740883 single limb 0.581996 stiff muscles 0.623808 people 0.642168 drug treatment 0.572524 worldwide phenomenon 0.586642 Ice Bucket Challenge 0.656546 respiratory failure 0.574895 fatal disease 0.591204	CLICK HERE
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14503	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Las glándulas mamarias "recuerdan" un embarazo anterior	Un equipo de científicos financiados por los NIH descubrió que el primer embarazo de un animal puede provocar cambios duraderos en cómo los genes se activan y desactivan en las glándulas mamarias productoras de leche. Este hallazgo podría ayudar a explicar por qué los seres humanos y otros mamíferos producen más cantidad de leche y más rápido en el segundo embarazo.	determinadas enfermedades 0.679493 glándulas mamarias productoras 0.992445 Hodges E 0.673345 Mouse Mammary Gland 0.836894	Hannon GJ. Cell Rep 0.825434 Dolzhenko E 0.673745 Santos CO 0.663188 Epigenetic Memory 0.688783	CLICK HERE
14556	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	La biología de la adicción: Las drogas y el alcohol pueden secuestrar su cerebro	Las personas con adicciones pierden el control de sus actos. Sienten una compulsión por consumir y buscan drogas, alcohol u otras sustancias sin importar el costo —incluso poniendo en riesgo amistades, lastimando a sus familias o perdiendo sus trabajos. ¿Por qué la adicción hace que las personas se comporten de estas maneras tan destructivas? ¿Y por qué es tan difícil dejarlas?	determinados tipos de Genes con 0.733573 George Koob 0.667696 enfermedades cardíacas 0.637082 agrega koob 0.628347 larga duración 0.659735	adicción ayuda 0.986147 riesgo amistades 0.692948 Nora Volkow 0.653647 personas adictas 0.698906 menor actividad 0.632299	CLICK HERE
14575	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Mejor cuide sus intestinos: Detección del cáncer de colon y recto	El cáncer colorrectal es la segunda causa de muerte por cáncer en el país. Pero si se detecta temprano, en general se puede curar. Las pruebas de detección como la colonoscopía pueden salvar vidas al detectar los problemas incluso antes de que aparezcan los síntomas, cuando los tratamientos son más efectivos.	pruebas detección 0.711933 pequeña cámara 0.621718 compañía aseguradora 0.613218	heces fecales casera 0.988379 pequeñas cantidades 0.608654 detección salva vidas 0.814508	CLICK HERE
15683	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Spotlight on Psoriasis ~ Preventing Patches of Itchy, Sore Skin	You may have heard of psoriasis, but do you know what it is? Psoriasis is a long-term, or chronic, skin disorder that affects more than 6.7 million U.S. adults. Symptoms can vary, but it’s usually recognized by itchy or sore patches of thick, red skin with silvery scales. There’s currently no cure, but treatment often helps...	traumatic event 0.672264 great time 0.675917 young adulthood 0.681823 family member 0.671617 certain genes 0.678315 red skin 0.70751 accurate diagnosis 0.673029 best treatment options 0.7335 heart conditions 0.679429 rapid buildup 0.68192 Wise Choices 0.672751 social relationships 0.680128 eye color 0.677895 psoriasis 0.991783 certain other disorders 0.6815 skin disorder 0.706757 psoriatic arthritis 0.685209 clinical condition 0.673013 disease process 0.67863 silvery scales 0.691791 severe psoriasis 0.843841 sore patches 0.699917 skin specialist 0.696147 certain diseases. 0.679736 better therapies 0.672941	underlying health status 0.734968 social isolation 0.678163 soft tissues 0.678568 skin-covered region 0.682056 Psoriasis symptoms 0.828067 skin diseases 0.691311 arthritis-like pain 0.676812 joint inflammation 0.685464 NIH-funded researchers 0.675051 U.S. adults 0.69151 Treatment decisions 0.673168 impressive effectiveness 0.674838 light therapy 0.674833 Dr. Joel Gelfand 0.798271 primary care doctor 0.738096 skin cells 0.838519 Sore Skin 0.718319 foreign substances. 0.684026 body’s defense 0.682703 high blood pressure 0.745396 family history 0.677217 NIH-supported researchers 0.684839 psoriasis—especially severe psoriasis—is 0.745571 small skin sample 0.753208	CLICK HERE