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2644	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Mind and Body Therapy for Fibromyalgia	Fibromyalgia is a long-lasting disorder marked by widespread pain, tenderness, fatigue, and other symptoms that can interfere with daily life.	body practices 0.915324 American adults 0.700606 ongoing research 0.673986 health care provider 0.925213 conventional medications 0.678316 exercise 0.366598 current evidence 0.641456 tai chi 0.639712 fatigue 0.3901 massage therapy 0.631619 fibromyalgia 0.803281 children 0.36618 long-lasting disorder 0.75046 causes 0.366337 men 0.36626 easy-to-read list—6 Things 0.969558	strength training 0.666002 mind 0.551802 tenderness 0.425949 hydrotherapy 0.377171 daily life 0.714357 qi gong 0.676774 NIH 0.379961 balneotherapy 0.411341 widespread pain 0.74599 acupuncture 0.448466 condition 0.368728 fibromyalgia symptoms 0.758833 body approaches 0.650494 science 0.360656 body practice 0.625911	CLICK HERE
2647	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Fight Off Food Poisoning - Food Safety for Warmer Weather	In warm-weather months, who doesn’t love to get outside for picnics, backyard gatherings, and of course delicious foods? But high temperatures raise your chance of getting sick from things you eat. Learn how to handle food properly to avoid the misery of food poisoning.	stool 0.519855 hands 0.53698 foods 0.73765 bacteria 0.685776 sickness 0.519522 Dr. Alison O’Brien 0.688216 Bacillus cereus 0.603101 microbes Tiny germs 0.715938 chills 0.522108 immune systems 0.60027 Norovirus outbreaks 0.598161 things 0.520334 course delicious foods 0.72201 foodborne illnesses 0.630871 Health Sciences 0.604509 vomiting 0.52277 foodborne disease outbreaks 0.710891 sick food handler 0.733843 short time 0.602285 symptoms 0.556988 starchy foods 0.608879 foodborne illness 0.717046 high temperatures 0.615648 older people 0.597405 contagious virus sickens 0.682586	backyard gatherings 0.612706 little norovirus 0.598832 Staph 0.542474 child 0.529987 fast-acting toxins 0.60826 gut 0.521323 misery 0.522643 tainted foods 0.619819 fever 0.537044 raw meat 0.590535 abdominal pain 0.597639 certain foods 0.603456 food poisoning 0.964159 food safety expert 0.699996 Uniformed Services University 0.692236 people 0.600194 bloody diarrhea 0.607217 food safety 0.705767 doctor 0.531007 proper temperature—all 0.60432 B. cereus 0.599775 warmer weather 0.617101 picnics 0.521643 cramps 0.519908	CLICK HERE
3491	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Clinical Trials - Finding a Clinical Trial	Around the Nation and Worldwide NIH conducts clinical research trials for many diseases and conditions, including cancer, Alzheimer’s disease, allergy and infectious diseases, and neurological disorders. To search for other diseases and conditions, you can visit ClinicalTrials.gov.	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
3891	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Focusing on Fibromyalgia - A Puzzling and Painful Condition	You’ve probably heard of fibromyalgia, but you may not know what it is. Fibromyalgia is a long-term (chronic) pain condition that affects 5 million or more Americans ages 18 and older. For unknown reasons, most people diagnosed with fibromyalgia are women, although men and children also can be affected. People with certain disorders, such as rheumatoid arthritis or lupus, may also have fibromyalgia, which can affect their disease course and treatment.	blood tests 0.581604 realistic information 0.574606 body 0.544434 tai chi 0.571877 fatigue 0.53098 medications 0.542398 health care providers 0.640155 Wise Choices 0.571958 specific diagnostic test 0.649738 effective treatments 0.574918 fibromyalgia isn`t 0.756525 nerve stimulation 0.57664 Drug treatments 0.574765 diagnosis 0.563356 Americans ages 0.588835 Painful Condition 0.5974 unknown reasons 0.586173 rheumatoid arthritis 0.586046 Diagnostic symptoms 0.580324 eye color 0.577683 doctors 0.545829 NIH-supported researcher 0.589019 Vanderbilt University 0.584302 Stressful life events 0.642344	certain disorders 0.588288 progressive disease 0.576921 some—but not all—symptoms 0.576564 certain diseases. 0.579144 n’t result 0.574085 powerful toll 0.581108 fibromyalgia 0.91326 American College 0.581312 Leslie J. Crofford 0.744295 main symptoms—pain 0.584628 disease course 0.585565 cognitive behavior 0.571752 physical therapies 0.577693 NIH-funded teams 0.575821 people 0.637435 daily pain 0.608847 widespread pain 0.606248 best results 0.573853 pain condition 0.615938 multiple therapies 0.574538 factors likely contribute 0.640896 certain sensations 0.582414 difficult time 0.578701 transcutaneous electrical nerve 0.645641	CLICK HERE
3897	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Glossary of Common Terms	Descriptions of clinical trial terms.	experimental drug 0.866105 equivalent treatments 0.574883 different questions 0.573794 research study 0.616384 Phase IV trials 0.635379 best way 0.566425 Diagnostic trials 0.591724 larger group 0.569951 health conditions 0.573073 behavioral outcomes 0.592817 clinical trial 0.750039 potential benefits 0.581321 different purpose 0.573993 trials test 0.594926 patient volunteer 0.580072 life trials 0.593213 alternative treatments 0.567101 exclusion criteria 0.596548 supportive care trials 0.733496 small group 0.57647 new approaches 0.566561 clinical research 0.906627 Healthy volunteer 0.588293 new drug 0.611357 treatment value 0.578815	particular disease 0.570329 Clinical trials 0.620883 clinical research team 0.727027 medical research 0.620877 significant health problems 0.766972 Prevention trials 0.588923 Treatment trials 0.600259 carefully designed plan 0.712358 double-blind studies 0.577554 human subjects 0.601909 specific research questions 0.722272 inclusion criteria 0.590308 new treatment 0.586187 active ingredients 0.567115 new treatments 0.732014 Phase II trials 0.640546 new combinations 0.570785 large groups 0.575737 people 0.596777 Natural history studies 0.697636 consent explains risks 0.736867 trials 0.773146 Inclusion/Exclusion Criteria 0.59208 Phase I trials 0.644273	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
4349	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	La presión arterial importa, Mantenga la hipertensión bajo control	Aproximadamente 1 de cada 3 adultos estadounidenses tiene presión arterial alta, pero muchos no lo saben. A la presión arterial alta a veces se la llama el “asesino silencioso”, porque si bien no suele presentar síntomas, puede provocar enfermedades que ponen en riesgo la vida, como un ataque cardíaco o un accidente cerebrovascular. La buena noticia es que la presión arterial alta, o hipertensión, con frecuencia se puede prevenir o tratar. Un diagnóstico precoz y cambios sencillos hacia una vida más saludable pueden evitar que la presión arterial alta afecte gravemente su salud.	antecedentes familiares 0.354623 Kathryn McMurry 0.366637 llama prehipertensión 0.363573 claros beneficios 0.354566 corazón trabaje 0.378901 vasta red 0.361108 dieta dash 0.479128 inglés dietary approaches 0.385576 SPRINT Research Group 0.381406 principales factores 0.35778 presión diastólica 0.81201	llamada presión 0.663397 enfermedad renal 0.484362 nombre dash 0.368883 intensive versus standard 0.385314 daño renal 0.360515 productos lácteos 0.421483 presión arterial promedio 0.915256 Stop Hypertension 0.350893 alimentación dash 0.467751 Paul Whelton 0.364072	CLICK HERE
14567	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Detección precoz del glaucoma para proteger la visión	El glaucoma es un grupo de enfermedades que dañan el nervio óptico del ojo, el cual transmite las señales visuales del ojo al cerebro. Si no se trata, el glaucoma puede provocar pérdida de la visión o ceguera. Pero muchas personas con glaucoma incipiente no tienen síntomas. Para el momento en que se los diagnostica, tal vez ya hayan observado cambios en la visión lateral o periférica.	etapas gracias 0.92738		CLICK HERE
14574	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Sarampión: Prevenible con vacunas	El sarampión es una enfermedad altamente contagiosa causada por un virus. Comienza con fiebre, seguida de tos, goteo nasal y ojos rojos. Luego aparece un sarpullido de ronchas rojas pequeñas que se extienden por el cuerpo. El sarampión puede ser especialmente peligroso en los niños menores de 5 años. Puede causar neumonía, inflamación en el cerebro e incluso la muerte. La buena noticia es que el sarampión se puede prevenir con una vacuna.	vía aérea 0.835201	vacuna mmr 0.97055	CLICK HERE
16508	National Institutes of Health	Html	null	Understand NIH: Finding the Right Fit for Your Research	null			CLICK HERE