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2645	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Diabetes Health Sense	About 29 million Americans have diabetes, and many more are at risk because of excess weight, family history, or age.	website 0.489096 site 0.487409 family history 0.892878 Americans 0.549032 resources 0.486592	risk 0.558579 health-related goals 0.902479 easy access 0.84511 excess weight 0.972077 diabetes 0.696241	CLICK HERE
3553	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	All About ALS Understanding a Devastating Disorder	ALS stands for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. It’s also called Lou Gehrig’s disease. ALS attacks motor neurons, the nerve cells responsible for regulating “voluntary” muscles that we’re aware of controlling, such as those in our arms, legs, and face. As these motor neurons degenerate or die, they stop sending signals to muscles. Unable to function, the muscles gradually weaken and waste away.	underlying causes 0.575164 FDA-approved drug combination 0.631425 ALS 0.928473 ventilation support 0.649671 small percentage 0.577395 voluntary control 0.577109 amyotrophic lateral sclerosis 0.663338 muscles 0.636115 ice water 0.587258 dozen genes 0.570438 future research 0.573122 new information 0.572399 ALS attacks motor 0.812537 U.S. Food 0.572713 different parts 0.578192 different angles 0.570813 awareness—and millions 0.587562 needs ventilation support 0.630578 continued loss 0.569583 nerve cells 0.578901 ALS cases 0.727636 Health care professionals 0.634265 healthy young person 0.631248 possible side effects 0.570478	older people 0.586758 intense emotional changes 0.626365 Lou Gehrig 0.585621 Drug Administration 0.573821 certain diseases. 0.572232 Devastating Disorder 0.591751 uncontrollable laughing 0.575534 drug prolongs life 0.638311 familial ALS 0.721438 social media 0.588798 certain gene 0.569157 motor neurons 0.670675 Dr. Amelie Gubitz 0.649795 breathing-related muscles 0.619304 new insights 0.569739 NIH’s ALS 0.740883 single limb 0.581996 stiff muscles 0.623808 people 0.642168 drug treatment 0.572524 worldwide phenomenon 0.586642 Ice Bucket Challenge 0.656546 respiratory failure 0.574895 fatal disease 0.591204	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
3959	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Tratamientos para la infertilidad y desarrollo infantil	Una cantidad cada vez mayor de personas que quieren ser padres recurren a los tratamientos de infertilidad para tener un bebé. Un nuevo estudio no encontró evidencia de que estos tratamientos causen algún tipo de retraso en el desarrollo. Los hallazgos pueden brindar cierta tranquilidad a los padres preocupados por los riesgos de salud a largo plazo de las terapias para la infertilidad.	alto porcentaje 0.557253 largo plazo 0.562308 Yeung EH 0.637804 habilidades motoras 0.944126 Eunice Kennedy Shriver 0.756211 JAMA Pediatr 0.579462	Sundaram R 0.572014 Upstate KIDS Study 0.762821 Examining Infertility Treatment 0.76694 Early Childhood Development 0.78301 Edwina Yeung 0.667117	CLICK HERE
4344	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Investigadores encuentran un mecanismo para la esquizofrenia	Los científicos descubrieron un mecanismo detrás de las variaciones genéticas anteriormente relacionadas con la esquizofrenia. Estos hallazgos podrían llevar a desarrollar nuevos enfoques clínicos.	gen c4 0.743859 proteína c4 0.727852 Schizophrenia risk from 0.633184 Genoma Humano 0.514201 salud mental 0.738006 Thomas Lehner 0.544221	complement component 0.537671 Rivera H 0.528597 proteína llamada c4 0.817909 Davis A 0.518253 amenazas invasoras 0.535931 Bialas AR 0.52721	CLICK HERE
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14546	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Detectar las fallas genéticas que causan las enfermedades raras	Para las personas que se sospecha puedan tener enfermedades genéticas raras, obtener un diagnóstico exacto puede ser difícil y frustrante. Un nuevo estudio sugiere que una técnica rápida y efectiva llamada secuenciación completa del exoma puede ayudar a los médicos a identificar las causas de muchas enfermedades genéticas difíciles de diagnosticar. Entender la causa es fundamental para desarrollar un plan de tratamiento. También puede ayudar a la familia a entender el riesgo para los demás miembros.	al. jama. 2014 oct 0.755092 Muzny DM 0.4381 Strom SP 0.444044 Clinical Whole-Exome Sequencing 0.528169 Genetic Identification 0.442657 Niu Z 0.439497 genoma humano 0.751263 Enfermedades Musculoesqueléticas 0.696088	Molecular Findings Among 0.522348 Medicina Regenerativa 0.435163 efectiva llamada secuenciación 0.642768 Humano Eunice Kennedy 0.547092 Deignan JL 0.439221 Rare Mendelian Disorders 0.53978 Instituto Nacional 0.911902	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