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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
3552	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Positive Emotions and Your Health Developing a Brighter Outlook	Do you tend to look on the sunny side, or do you see a future filled with dark, stormy skies? A growing body of research suggests that having a positive outlook can benefit your physical health. NIH-funded scientists are working to better understand the links between your attitude and your body. They’re finding some evidence that emotional wellness can be improved by developing certain skills.	North Carolina 0.562545 personally relevant information 0.598119 ventral striatum 0.616164 typical health advice 0.599793 new ideas 0.561932 body 0.564835 research 0.584456 Richard J. Davidson 0.616954 fewer negative emotions 0.685844 positive change 0.600751 En español 0.567119 health conditions 0.563982 stormy skies 0.568738 positive emotions 0.946902 brain imaging 0.569802 month-long study period 0.601325 physical health 0.617671 causes positive emotions 0.701679 positive mindset 0.573463 brain circuits 0.666358 right circumstances 0.561752 better blood sugar 0.607242 brain activity 0.563674 healthful changes 0.615721 health advice 0.601496	lower blood pressure 0.604454 short term 0.561607 brain region 0.611575 earlier research 0.56197 positive social behaviors 0.618773 excessive worry 0.560207 NIH-funded scientists 0.566492 positive responses 0.57469 Brighter Outlook 0.565119 good times 0.560611 underlying brain circuits 0.614991 reward-related brain circuits 0.61078 stress hormone Substance 0.600148 Dr. Emily Falk 0.610397 better health 0.567758 negative emotions 0.830881 positive outlook 0.630021 people 0.667709 Chapel Hill 0.562529 emotional wellness 0.810447 Barbara L. Fredrickson 0.642935 certain skills 0.561097 meditation 0.560937 upbeat mental state 0.610007	CLICK HERE
3874	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Blood Pressure Matters - Keep Hypertension in Check	About 1 in 3 adults in the U.S. has high blood pressure, but many don’t realize it. High blood pressure is sometimes called a “silent killer,” because it usually has no warning signs, yet it can lead to life-threatening conditions like heart attack or stroke. The good news is that high blood pressure, or hypertension, can often be prevented or treated.	important organs 0.455855 additional blood pressure 0.485221 nutrition science expert 0.444146 Dr. Lawrence Fine 0.446227 average blood pressure 0.490304 health care provider 0.448725 systolic blood pressure 0.502404 DASH eating plan 0.478913 low blood pressure 0.484877 hypertension rises 0.463948 Normal blood flow 0.481109 Hispanic American adults 0.448779 En español 0.430587 high force 0.435131 health care providers 0.444253 blood pressure 0.986719 heart failure 0.431525 blood pressure test 0.492732 blood vessels 0.521481 possible kidney damage 0.442975 heart work 0.432659 beating heart 0.433643 blood pressure goals 0.487342 Wise Choices box 0.445567 diastolic pressure 0.469687	heart attack 0.480301 normal blood pressure 0.487361 large NIH-funded study 0.445361 African Americans 0.448543 kidney disease 0.447099 Dr. Paul Whelton 0.450734 lower blood pressure 0.502608 low-fat dairy foods 0.44483 good news 0.430447 blood pressure targets 0.483389 weekly nutritional goals 0.443742 pressure gauge 0.447267 heart-healthy food ideas 0.446111 higher blood pressure 0.491597 healthy lifestyle changes 0.486039 health care 0.450474 cardiovascular disease 0.447149 systolic pressure 0.487528 lower systolic pressure—120 0.457344 high blood pressure 0.838419 risk 0.43942 healthy changes 0.43229 hypertension 0.546141 blood pressure group 0.485516	CLICK HERE
4341	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Entender los trastornos de ansiedad, Cuando el pánico, el miedo y las preocupaciones nos superan	Muchos de nosotros nos preocupamos de vez en cuando. Nos inquietan las finanzas, nos sentimos ansiosos en las entrevistas de trabajo o nos ponemos nerviosos en las reuniones sociales. Estos sentimientos pueden ser normales o incluso útiles. Pueden darnos un estímulo de energía o ayuda para enfocarnos mejor. Pero para las personas con trastornos de ansiedad, pueden ser abrumadores.	Daniel Pine 0.762689 complejas conexiones 0.63719 imagenología cerebral 0.921666	James Gross 0.633783 Proyecto Conectoma Humano 0.748724 científicos evaluarán 0.656961	CLICK HERE
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
14526	National Institutes of Health	Article	null	Vídeos y Recursos de Salud Ocular para Niños	¿Se preguntó alguna vez cómo funcionan las ilusiones ópticas? ¿Tiene curiosidad sobre el daltonismo? ¿Tiene usted una mente inquisitiva? La curiosidad es un ingrediente clave para convertirse en un científico.			CLICK HERE
14548	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Sobrellevar el cuidado de otra persona: Cuídese a usted mismo mientras cuida a otros	A veces puede ser un acto de amor y otras veces una cuestión de necesidad. Cada año, un total de aproximadamente 43 millones de adultos estadounidenses cuida a otra persona con una enfermedad grave de manera no remunerada. Estos héroes, con frecuencia invisibles, brindan horas de asistencia a otros. Sin embargo, el estrés y el esfuerzo de cuidar a otra persona pueden afectar su propia salud. Investigadores financiados por los NIH están trabajando para comprender los riesgos que enfrentan estos cuidadores y buscando mejores maneras de proteger la salud de los cuidadores.	John Haaga 0.601652 Executive Summary 0.605656 with dementia 0.778361 programa reach 0.642704 frail elderly caregiving 0.68034 mejores maneras 0.62036 Burgio L 0.59129 largo plazo 0.598813 Salud Indígena 0.606882 Richard J 0.600843 Schulz R 0.599245 Family caregivers 0.613745 Belle SH 0.589443 Instituto Nacional 0.947113	Aging Health 0.611506 Skinner JS 0.597026 Intern Med 0.813433 Universidad Johns Hopkins 0.662408 estudio reach 0.63489 caregiving with dementia 0.68858 dementia caregivers from 0.692727 Alzheimer's Caregiver Health 0.674299 or racial groups 0.667578 Health Care Costs 0.679783 McGarry K 0.596146 Kelley AS 0.593073 Gorges R 0.600968	CLICK HERE
15272	National Institutes of Health	Html	null	Definitions of Criteria and Considerations for Bioengineering Research Partnerships (BRP)	null			CLICK HERE
16509	National Institutes of Health	Html	null	What Does NIH Look For?	null			CLICK HERE
16518	National Institutes of Health	Html	null	Notices of NIH Policy Changes	null			CLICK HERE