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2640	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Gut Check	This site offers easy-to-read information about screening for colorectal cancer, the 2nd leading cause of cancer-related deaths nationwide.	Screening 0.527434 treatment 0.416551 polyps 0.526058 growths 0.520932 site 0.429743 website 0.415493	colorectal cancer 0.794091 cancer-related deaths 0.993778 cause 0.460898 resources 0.41016 easy-to-read information 0.906451	CLICK HERE
2668	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Distracted Driving Raises Crash Risk	Video technology and in-vehicle sensors showed that distracted driving, especially among new drivers, raises the risk for car crashes and near crashes.	great risk 0.394874 Dr. Bruce Simons-Morton 0.632921 United States 0.431378 novice teen drivers 0.693231 car crashes 0.495202 cell phone 0.380046 eyes 0.234721 novice drivers 0.403161 miss 0.231702 distracting practices 0.443212 times 0.221002 in-vehicle sensors 0.478637 road 0.224253	tasks 0.229954 sound safety judgment 0.635991 new drivers 0.4521 NIH-funded researchers 0.420782 Video technology 0.444536 study co-author 0.393479 police-reported crashes 0.476574 driving 0.202488 teen drivers 0.919006 phone 0.478802 Past studies 0.425463 deadly car accidents 0.686252 risk 0.430417	CLICK HERE
2670	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	NIDA for Teens	Teens, and adults who care for them, can learn about addiction and drug abuse at this updated site from NIH’s National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA). Designed for viewing on smartphones, tablets, and computers, the site’s free, interactive resources include a teen blog, videos, educator guides, and lots of easy-to-read information about the science behind drug abuse.	educator guides 0.70377 website 0.449127 interactive resources 0.677497 addiction 0.480354 adults 0.455092 videos 0.446463 site 0.485143 drug abuse 0.919241	Institute 0.453276 Teens 0.481702 NIH’s National 0.765868 smartphones 0.508705 teen blog 0.699479 NIDA 0.527341 easy-to-read information 0.734421 tablets 0.49537	CLICK HERE
2785	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Preventing Type 2 Diabetes - Steps Toward a Healthier Life	People with diabetes have a problem with blood sugar. Their blood sugar, or blood glucose, can climb too high. Having high levels of sugar in your blood can cause a lot of trouble. Diabetes raises your risk for heart disease, blindness, amputations, and other serious issues. But the most common type of diabetes, called type 2 diabetes, can be prevented or delayed if you know what steps to take.	common type 0.288575 control group 0.342037 type 0.501215 body weight 0.266284 standard advice 0.323608 NIH expert 0.264616 En español 0.271529 increased risk 0.272116 heavier people 0.27738 risk factors 0.317005 weight loss 0.493519 Dr. Barbara Linder 0.320918 diabetes risk 0.543531 physical activity goals 0.312464 inactive placebo pill 0.311151 Healthier Life 0.271879 Diabetes Education Program 0.476768 blood glucose level 0.321534 older people 0.273574 people’s risk 0.298396 Prevention Program studies 0.30571 ndep.nih.gov). 0.262791 blood glucose 0.33096 study 0.267486 high levels 0.269472	young people 0.282034 lifestyle changes 0.457052 gestational diabetes 0.42073 heart disease 0.330423 healthy lifestyle changes 0.308186 different people 0.272343 excess weight 0.270081 younger people 0.279602 Alaska Natives 0.263097 immediate family member 0.314781 weight loss goals 0.315087 metformin 0.280647 people 0.529113 risk factor 0.277126 physical activity 0.593835 childhood diabetes 0.439589 Pacific Islanders 0.262929 Diabetes Prevention Program 0.796589 high blood pressure 0.311435 Dr. David Nathan 0.299939 energy source 0.265323 blood sugar 0.378153 diabetes 0.925349 study staff 0.263511	CLICK HERE
3484	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Talking With Your Doctor	You can play an active role in your health care by talking to your doctor. Clear and honest communication between you and your physician can help you both make smart choices about your health.	open dialogue 0.770322 notes 0.574105 Español 0.63831 questions 0.587948 smart choices 0.792845 Older People 0.735721 appointment 0.695585 recovery 0.544517 family member 0.994583 active role 0.795003 good sources 0.745932 tips 0.545588 Videos 0.541355 Complementary Health Approaches 0.961594 Health Care Providers 0.945982 OD OCPL Inquiries 0.965697 National Eye Institute 0.951474 medications 0.543592 Aging 0.555359 National Cancer Institute 0.926594 Cancer Care 0.724675 physician 0.548848	communication 0.558715 track 0.541957 health care 0.971625 National Institute 0.867858 National Center 0.746392 contact information 0.739985 test results 0.752599 treatments plans 0.752103 method 0.541237 pharmacists 0.550149 NIA 0.621492 Doctor Presentation Toolkit 0.953375 diagnosis 0.544601 list 0.544046 concerns 0.541277 diagnoses 0.554593 close friend 0.768591 Integrative Health 0.752041 symptoms 0.548688 NEI 0.558168 NIHSeniorHealth.gov 0.541239 NCI 0.546269	CLICK HERE
4340	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Block the Buzzing, Bites, and Bumps ~ Preventing Mosquito-Borne Illnesses	Summer can be a bummer if outdoor fun is interrupted by the irritating buzz of mosquitoes. Their bites not only create itchy red bumps on your skin; they also carry the risk of disease.	West Nile viruses 0.8142 South America 0.577017 mosquito bites 0.611794 experimental dengue vaccine 0.675714 NIH scientists 0.57619 Zika virus 0.604394 small clinical trial 0.633057 blood-sucking insects 0.593764 preventive vaccines 0.59919 West Nile 0.944626 outdoor fun 0.592571 relatively mild symptoms 0.645878 mosquito-related deaths 0.583921 biggest problem 0.579706 pathogens Viruses 0.602154 Dr. Thomas W. 0.649116 mosquito-borne disease. 0.656349 irritating buzz 0.596078 dengue outbreak 0.619804 Wise Choices box 0.634317 seasonal epidemic 0.577488 Japanese encephalitis 0.577673 West Nile disease 0.706183 itchy bumps 0.603648 late spring 0.578823	continental United States 0.645344 NIH researchers 0.579442 potential Zika vaccines 0.663868 infected people 0.652556 Mosquito-related illnesses 0.598107 insect-borne diseases 0.58995 NIH-funded scientists 0.590124 Small clinical trials 0.636901 mosquito-borne illnesses 0.75848 experimental Zika vaccine 0.64137 early summer 0.57878 mosquito-borne virus 0.688679 itchy red bumps 0.687123 West Nile infections 0.703582 mosquito-borne disease worldwide 0.725372 viral diseases 0.577534 potential new vaccines 0.65959 mosquito-borne pathogens 0.674945 certain germs 0.591991 simple steps 0.587738 West Nile virus 0.833584 common causes 0.577339 tiny mosquito-borne parasite 0.720416 better ways 0.591384	CLICK HERE
4343	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Los beneficios de caminar	¿Está pensando en agregar más actividad física a su día? Caminar puede ser una manera excelente de volverse más activo.			CLICK HERE
14571	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	¿Irritado por la vesícula biliar? Su pequeño y laborioso órgano digestivo	La mayoría de nosotros piensa muy poco en la vesícula biliar, un órgano del tamaño de una pera que se encuentra justo debajo del hígado y cerca del páncreas. Puede parecer que la vesícula biliar no hace mucho. Pero si este pequeño órgano funciona mal, puede causar problemas serios. Los problemas de la vesícula biliar se encuentran entre las enfermedades digestivas más comunes y costosas. Según algunas estimaciones, hasta 20 millones de estadounidenses podrían tener cálculos biliares, el tipo de trastorno de la vesícula biliar más común.	biliar inyecta bilis 0.805582 pequeña bolsa 0.368478 cólico biliar 0.619151 pequeño órgano 0.399517 tiempo medicamentos 0.367958	delgado revestimiento 0.404375 principal conducto 0.403836 persona promedio 0.383579 caso promedio 0.382877 vesícula biliar almacena 0.970864	CLICK HERE
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