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2636	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Drinking to Excess - Recognize and Treat Alcohol Problems	Some people enjoy an occasional glass of wine with dinner. Others might grab a beer while watching a football game. Most people drink alcohol moderately, within their limits. Others overdo it occasionally. But some people find they can’t control their drinking. How do you know when drinking is becoming a problem? And what can you do if it is?	physical problem 0.561464 vicious cycle 0.560828 clinical research trials 0.596908 treatment clinic 0.561154 Dr. Raye Litten 0.603088 drug gabapentin 0.563085 drinking habits 0.600559 health care team 0.598768 drink alcohol 0.694678 12-ounce glass 0.560799 Alcohol Abuse 0.682102 Treat Alcohol Problems 0.761448 alcohol cravings 0.666293 new alcoholism treatments 0.605565 alcohol 0.993825 major problems 0.563444 alcohol craving 0.751174 heavy drinking 0.70235 5-ounce glass 0.560837 NIH researcher 0.566302 health problems 0.56468 alcohol problem 0.780822 alcohol-dependent people 0.580573 NIH’s National 0.57039 Dr. Lorenzo Leggio 0.611764	preventable deaths 0.56097 social support network 0.599512 table wine 0.560278 behavioral therapy 0.606685 alcohol use disorder 0.732968 Drug Administration 0.558755 good indicator 0.559023 NIH researchers 0.564332 alcohol problems 0.80168 alcohol dependence 0.730746 football game 0.567463 NIH Clinical Center 0.604957 in-patient addiction center 0.598581 hard liquor 0.559168 alcohol relapse 0.666459 occasional glass 0.564214 alcohol disorder 0.70226 alcohol treatment 0.675532 regular beer 0.56024 people 0.732807 alcohol use disorders 0.745211 primary care doctor 0.603781 personal life 0.561028 Dr. George Koob 0.609839	CLICK HERE
2642	National Institutes of Health	Html	null	Surviving Sepsis - Taming a Deadly Immune Response	Many people have never heard of sepsis, or they don’t know what it is. But sepsis is one of the top 10 causes of disease-related death in the United States. The condition can arise suddenly and progress quickly, and it’s often hard to recognize.			CLICK HERE
2653	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Patient’s Own Cells Helped Fight Cancer	An experimental therapy developed at NIH used a patient’s own immune system to attack and shrink her tumors.	bacteria 0.432944 follow-up exam 0.547278 body 0.432086 lab 0.426871 research 0.460293 particular mutant protein 0.682897 hard-to-treat type 0.53387 mutations 0.509767 immune response 0.647137 purified collection 0.550549 patient 0.490615 attack 0.432264 cancerous lung tissue 0.70277 abnormal regions 0.553659 bile duct 0.574419 tumor cells 0.751936 NIH clinical trial 0.69846 often-deadly cancer 0.554661 billions 0.434938 viruses 0.432532 digestive system cancers 0.57074 method 0.426724	liver 0.514967 researchers 0.427803 Standard chemotherapy 0.563543 patients 0.429374 microscopic threats. 0.575214 immune cells 0.973123 43-year-old woman 0.554715 experimental immunotherapy 0.572629 n’t help 0.55933 mutant proteins 0.568187 blueprint 0.431053 anti-tumor immune cells 0.831101 experimental therapy 0.568659 tumors 0.507394 scientists 0.457692 Dr. Steven Rosenberg 0.662166 regression 0.428346 Analysis 0.428061 common cancers 0.58069 colleagues 0.429139 individual cancer 0.537905 cholangiocarcinoma 0.442319	CLICK HERE
2660	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Mental Health Topics	Mental health affects how we think, feel, and act as we cope with life. This NIH site links to a wealth of information on mental health and disorders such as anxiety, autism, eating disorders, and schizophrenia. Learn about treatment options, and link to clinical research studies related to mental health.	wealth 0.39086 anxiety 0.387391 disorders 0.385213 website 0.353164 act 0.359547 mental health 0.958557	treatment options 0.593023 clinical research studies 0.830012 NIH site links 0.933988 schizophrenia 0.398866 autism 0.382154	CLICK HERE
2669	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Caring for a Seriously Ill Child	When a child is diagnosed with a serious illness, it can be difficult for the entire family. It’s important that your child, your family, and you get the support and care you need during this challenging time. A special type of care called palliative care can help.	benefits 0.512625 Dr. 0.512372 range 0.512157 young patients 0.571614 easy conversation 0.571609 palliative care 0.965072 pediatric palliative care 0.74375 pediatric setting 0.573676 life 0.521421 treatments 0.512236 caregivers 0.513608 online videos 0.571707 Institute 0.512317 children 0.512196 palliative care conversations 0.749411 Patricia A. Grady 0.636457 palliative care works 0.729232 health care providers 0.732439 illness 0.514492	Nursing Research 0.569505 entire family 0.581878 director 0.512345 challenging time 0.584358 special type 0.578354 Visit Palliative Care 0.723006 services 0.512953 families 0.538454 patient’s experience 0.570394 quality 0.512219 overall satisfaction 0.576591 symptoms 0.513189 materials 0.512315 NIH’s National 0.579999 important emotional support 0.634962 Conversations Matter 0.586785 age 0.51218 child 0.554179	CLICK HERE
3475	National Institutes of Health	Html	null	Related NIH Guide Notices	Announcement Number.			CLICK HERE
3487	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	NIH Clinical Research Trials and You - For Parents and Children	Children are not little adults, yet they are often given medicines and treatments that were only tested in adults. There is a lot of evidence that children’s developing brains and bodies can respond to medicines and treatments differently than how adults respond. The way to get the best treatments for children is through research designed specifically for them.	clinical study 0.315818 Clinical Research Institute 0.372921 cuales los niños 0.322019 NIH Children 0.315823 algunos posibles retos 0.317524 little adults 0.204335 great strides 0.20326 Clinical Studies Facebook 0.363201 children’s health 0.217634 aprenda cómo se 0.315577 Dr. Daniel K. 0.301785	children 0.75651 clinical research 0.612656 NIH research studies 0.466888 sick children 0.223945 clinical studies 0.550825 NIH Clinical Center 0.956374 sobre los beneficios 0.337294 clínicos para niños 0.318769 clinical trials 0.208872 Mire esta serie 0.347777	CLICK HERE
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14510	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Afligidos por la Gota: Evite el Dolor y la Agonía	La inflamación repentina y dolorosa en la base del dedo gordo del pie es a menudo la primera señal de la gota. También puede afectar a otras articulaciones. Si no se recibe tratamiento, la gota puede causar daños graves en las articulaciones y hacer que sea difícil moverse. La buena noticia es que la mayoría de los tipos de gota son tratables, especialmente si se detectan a tiempo.	altos niveles 0.436866 hábitos alimenticios 0.443959 problemas renales 0.449221 sustancias llamadas 0.441405 respuesta protectora 0.424975	largos periodos 0.433695 enfermedad llamada gota 0.844352 mediana edad 0.4436 señala choi 0.972656	CLICK HERE
15899	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Keeping Up in School? Identifying Learning Problems	Reading, writing, and math are the building blocks of learning. Mastering these subjects early on can affect many areas of life, including school, work, and even overall health. It’s normal to make mistakes and even struggle a little when learning new things. But repeated, long-lasting problems may be a sign of a learning disability.	school performance 0.605592 math-related word problems 0.598265 math disability 0.552558 common words 0.506351 Dr. Benedetto Vitiello 0.622155 health information 0.513898 school 0.678872 children 0.626901 En español 0.517213 long-lasting problems 0.516733 new things 0.519953 Mann Koepke 0.670831 brain development 0.562564 hard time 0.507008 disability expert 0.522571 learning disability 0.900344 Dr. Kathy Mann 0.577338 elementary school 0.600571 math abilities 0.514505 essential learning tools 0.637347 math anxiety 0.575215 math 0.617216 basic math 0.524948 child 0.73641 deficit hyperactivity disorder 0.577793	parents 0.511523 free special education 0.585445 poor understanding 0.508345 writing disability 0.53916 life 0.527207 appropriate interventions Actions 0.573249 reading disability 0.539621 different learning activities 0.634613 home life 0.50651 building blocks 0.513636 children’s brain 0.513559 poor handwriting 0.506728 school performance testing 0.605034 Poor vision 0.508026 Disabilities Education Improvement 0.597649 special teaching methods 0.584014 Dr. Brett Miller 0.592429 child mental health 0.63861 adequate instruction 0.508279 Poor nutrition 0.506574 poor speller 0.515065 disabilities 0.630807 learning problem 0.651955 health risks 0.509335	CLICK HERE