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2637	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Focusing on ADHD - Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder	Most children get restless, rowdy, or distracted at times. That’s all part of being a kid. But some kids have such trouble paying attention, staying focused, and finishing tasks that it interferes with their schoolwork, home life, and friendships. These difficulties might be signs of a developmental disorder called attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD.	mental health 0.589474 Dr. Benedetto Vitiello 0.648323 friendships 0.420466 children 0.542483 good schedule 0.487225 constant reminders 0.489615 brain development 0.488658 hard time 0.493121 stimulants 0.441566 impatient 0.423389 impulsiveness 0.422186 severe cases 0.498076 different types 0.488227 symptoms 0.456911 psychiatrist 0.418959 routine tasks 0.486633 effective ADHD medications 0.675347 complex factors 0.490449 kids ages 0.51533 discourage distraction 0.495853 persistent behavior 0.496267 single test 0.494584 deficit hyperactivity disorder 0.805858 ADHD 0.984825 mental health specialist 0.560572	adults 0.419128 attention deficit hyperactivity 0.822565 Nationwide 0.418292 times 0.420817 schoolwork 0.419539 signs 0.418471 home life 0.507252 trouble 0.461964 kids 0.702437 good behavior 0.483912 difficulty sleeping 0.489152 common brain condition 0.584291 motion 0.418208 therapy 0.418232 inattentive types 0.489144 problematic behaviors 0.490479 especially girls 0.493763 chores 0.420321 child mental health 0.583045 doctor 0.449164 complete assignments 0.494635 activities 0.451614 appetite 0.418088 inattentive kind 0.490622	CLICK HERE
2673	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Insights into Brain Injury	Scientists have uncovered new details about what happens in the brain after a concussion. The findings point to possible ways to reduce the harmful effects of these injuries.	outer covering 0.666424 lasting effects 0.394551 high levels 0.353941 Dr. Dorian McGavern 0.591132 NIH researchers 0.397231 head injury 0.356916 new details 0.418954 brain injury 0.688602 human skull bone 0.622479 trauma site 0.361445 closer look 0.386296 swift blow 0.410225 specific cells 0.364128 cell death 0.988455 harmful effects 0.421053 surface layer 0.368867 special type 0.375729	brain 0.823537 brain damage 0.402145 time window 0.365056 cell-damaging molecules 0.39199 harmful molecules 0.417475 scientists 0.269201 mild brain injuries 0.641444 Certain compounds 0.358879 skull bone 0.782081 study leader 0.363119 brain tissue 0.389509 concussion 0.277285 mild type 0.403964 thicker skull bone 0.648601 possible ways 0.415803 concussions 0.40378 nearly half 0.377202	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
3489	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	NIH Clinical Research Trials and You - Taking a swing at Alzheimer’s disease	List of Registries Personal Stories For Parents and Children For Health Care Providers Resources for Trial Sites Educational Resources Glossary of Common Terms If You Have a Question In the News Taking a swing at Alzheimer’s disease Ollie Doolittle helps researchers learn more about the aging brain Ollie and Vernie Doolittle with their arms around each other. Ollie and Vernie Doolittle. 81-year-old Ollie still plays on three softball teams.(Photo credit: UC Davis Alzheimer’s Center) The bond between Ollie and Vernie Doolittle has endured though 60 years of marriage and military service during two wars. They still never go to bed angry (most of the time).	cognitive change 0.63326 Disease Centers 0.535428 annual standardized tests 0.620891 longitudinal study 0.523094 major medical institutions 0.623035 Oklahoma high schools 0.643136 multiyear study 0.545559 Army Signal Corps 0.628686 federal government effort 0.614563 emotional engagement 0.528402 research advances 0.521842 memory problems 0.65872 research staff 0.537611 cognitive loss 0.528571 Health-supported UC Davis 0.643479 related disorders 0.521607 improved methods 0.53132 National Institutes 0.530891 Korean War 0.532302 William Seavey 0.55829 military service 0.545495 noncommissioned officer 0.524915 social workers 0.524504 Vernie Doolittle 0.565314	stable test results 0.612195 Disease Education 0.531984 Neuropsychological testing 0.529846 brain health 0.546028 major research study 0.648972 age-related cognitive change 0.625638 important events 0.525108 social calendar 0.537361 neurodegenerative disease 0.533785 little things 0.526356 Alzheimer’s disease 0.914754 softball teams 0.543113 Disease Center 0.645236 similar problems 0.536471 full-blown Alzheimer 0.621616 memory decline 0.531312 National Institute 0.635804 Ollie 0.952254 UC Davis Alzheimer 0.942663 U.S. Postal Service 0.632404 charity fundraisers 0.533496 mental activity 0.543361 memory loss 0.73669 mild cognitive impairment 0.637725	CLICK HERE
4304	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Tome consciencia sobre la anestesia: Conozca más antes de operarse	Cuando está a punto de someterse a una cirugía, es posible que tenga muchas preocupaciones. Una de las más comunes tiene que ver con la anestesia. ¿Perderá la conciencia? ¿Cómo se sentirá después? ¿Es segura?	«La anestesia 0.779114 raras ocasiones 0.552482 mejores ideas 0.5564 «La percepción intraoperatoria 0.628045 Pequeños estudios 0.543539 Emery Brown 0.564336 determinado procedimiento 0.561345	«A medida 0.547644 mejores resultados 0.541011 Alex Evers 0.558921 importantes efectos 0.537382 Howard Nash 0.567949 enfermera anestesista 0.567743 percepción intraoperatoria 0.928668	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
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
14578	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Aire más limpio, pulmones más sanos en los niños	A medida que la calidad del aire mejoró, en una región antes llena de smog en California, también mejoró la función pulmonar en los niños durante el período crítico de crecimiento y desarrollo. Los hallazgos señalan los efectos potenciales a largo plazo de la calidad del aire en la salud humana.	Chang R 0.671339 Lurmann F 0.667949 Urman R 0.666244 amplia gama 0.666542 Avol E 0.663673 Rappaport E 0.680365	Berhane K 0.661061 largo plazo 0.983851 quality with lung 0.815197 baja función 0.728714 McConnell R 0.674901 Gilliland F 0.684801	CLICK HERE
15272	National Institutes of Health	Html	null	Definitions of Criteria and Considerations for Bioengineering Research Partnerships (BRP)	null			CLICK HERE
16518	National Institutes of Health	Html	null	Notices of NIH Policy Changes	null			CLICK HERE