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2650	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Bionic Man	How can technologies help heal our bodies and prevent disease? This interactive “bionic man” links to simple descriptions and longer articles about 14 promising tools—such as a robotic leg and an artificial kidney—being developed with NIH support.	technologies 0.402676 disease 0.400774 bionic man 0.892891 simple descriptions 0.771376	robotic leg 0.90303 bodies 0.463671 artificial kidney—being 0.75179 links 0.390744	CLICK HERE
2659	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Paralyzed Men Regain Movement	Four young men paralyzed below the chest because of spinal injuries regained some movement after receiving an experimental treatment. If confirmed in larger studies, this type of therapy may improve outcomes for people living with paralysis.	spinal injuries 0.70231 Dr. Susan Harkema 0.711771 voluntary control 0.58682 expectation 0.448869 implant 0.444686 type 0.435212 clinical perspective 0.559396 muscles 0.444205 outcomes 0.443289 spinal cord 0.675965 man 0.432408 injury 0.432299 daily spinal stimulation 0.857486 physical training 0.72904 small set 0.586783 chest 0.445775 electrodes 0.441559	NIH-funded researchers 0.588103 better control 0.567085 electrical signals 0.588024 therapy 0.435178 spinal stimulation 0.959358 experimental treatment 0.604581 study co-author 0.578003 young men 0.596682 people 0.435095 voluntary movement 0.576005 complete motor paralysis 0.727519 larger studies 0.599131 University 0.429647 clinical studies 0.555315 muscle activity 0.588006 additional patients 0.561612 time 0.430188	CLICK HERE
3373	National Institutes of Health	PDF	null	The Precision Medicine Initiative: Infographic	Precision medicine is an emerging approach for disease prevention and treatment that takes into account			CLICK HERE
3655	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	NIH Guidance on use of Media Including Photos, Graphics, Video Clips, and Audio Files on the Web, in Publications, Training Materials or Other Public Resources	NIH respects copyright and has put procedures in place that help it to avoid infringing the rights of third parties, and alerts members of the public who may wish to use the material of any limitations on such use. This is to ensure that the public can easily distinguish between materials that are free to use without limitation and those limited to a fair use, the agency has developed guidance for accomplishing both improving openness and ensuring protections.	media work products 0.698018 copyright 0.648995 following practices 0.60651 copyright status 0.618047 fair use3 0.609795 federal agency 0.600488 party media products 0.703237 following principles 0.619088 NIH website 0.736631 publishers 0.541874 government contracts 0.606506 authorize 0.530928 limitations 0.55478 extramural grantees 0.619247 work products 0.813131 images 0.546425 Publisher requests 0.612972 limited term 0.611878 irrevocable right 0.609599 free-to-use material 0.630615 different situation 0.611358 media files 0.616316 agency websites 0.602248 government employee1 0.617971 Grantee work products 0.713192	materials 0.764179 public domain 0.736884 science 0.525887 parties 0.577758 unlimited rights 0.716375 limitation 0.602452 federal website 0.615821 works 0.547139 NIH websites 0.731981 United States 0.624267 limited licenses 0.610568 intramural scientists 0.734088 openness 0.529235 NIH employees 0.740133 government-use license 0.607258 Federal purposes 0.68701 stock photos 0.620326 alerts members 0.633779 protections 0.527817 NIH 0.92986 government employees 0.604795 material 0.687948 unlimited rights2 0.616758 NIH contractors 0.734278	CLICK HERE
14538	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	¿Resfrío, gripe o alergia? Conozca la diferencia para obtener el mejor tratamiento	Se siente bastante mal. Tiene goteo nasal, estornudos y dolor de garganta. ¿Es un resfrío, gripe o alergias? Puede ser difícil distinguirlos, porque comparten muchos síntomas. Sin embargo, la comprensión de las diferencias le ayudará a elegir el mejor tratamiento. “Si sabe lo que tiene, no tomará medicamentos que no necesita, que no son eficaces o que incluso podrían empeorar sus síntomas”, dice la Dra. Teresa Hauguel del NIH, experta en enfermedades infecciosas que afectan la respiración.	esteroides nasales 0.933716 Síntomas Resfrío Gripe 0.941826 moderada frecuente raro 0.764049 Teresa Hauguel 0.511705 secreción nasal frecuente 0.961258 garganta frecuente 0.626633 síntomas claves 0.557884 molestias descanse 0.535197 delicados tejidos 0.493657	dolores generales leve 0.699584 Antihistamínicos Esteroides nasales 0.70275 Tratamiento Descanse 0.492173 fiebre medicamentos 0.497901 Rara Usual 0.484453 sistema inmunológico protege 0.626371 vías respiratorias 0.496849 Tos Frecuente Común 0.76191	CLICK HERE
14540	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Enfermedad de Parkinson: Entender una enfermedad complicada	Dependemos de nuestros cerebros para cada movimiento que hacemos, ya sea escribir, caminar, hablar o incluso dormir. Pero un trastorno cerebral grave, como la enfermedad de Parkinson, puede robarle a una persona la habilidad de hacer tareas cotidianas que muchos de nosotros damos por sentadas. La enfermedad no tiene cura, pero hay tratamientos que pueden ayudar. Además, los investigadores continúan tratando de entenderla mejor para mejorar la atención médica.	molestos problemas 0.781806	pequeño sistema 0.734746	CLICK HERE
15239	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Going Gluten Free? Necessary for Some, Optional for Others	With the growing popularity of gluten-free products at your local grocery store, you may have wondered if you should avoid eating gluten. Sidestepping gluten can be a lifestyle choice for many. But for those with a condition known as celiac disease, it’s a medical necessity.	Dr. Alessio Fasano 0.502511 large international study 0.470107 gluten 0.526033 gluten-free products 0.455703 lifelong condition 0.440636 family member 0.439136 small piece 0.439366 doctor determine 0.439783 protein 0.414393 share risk genes 0.477504 local grocery store 0.48615 medical necessity 0.447253 U.S. Food 0.438469 health care professionals 0.476438 gluten-free diet 0.444222 environmental factors 0.435877 regular diet 0.440014 challenging situations 0.439919 diagnosis 0.414256 celiac disease specialist 0.579312 tremendous confusion 0.442994 Massachusetts General Hospital 0.477153 symptoms 0.432475 malnutrition 0.408998 balms—so check ingredient 0.46854	wheat allergy 0.441603 environmental trigger 0.437827 small intestine 0.446629 damage 0.413611 clinical chameleon 0.442332 Genetic tests 0.439452 Drug Administration 0.439268 autoimmune disease Condition 0.483959 immune response 0.442679 celiac disease 0.976222 unexpected sources—such 0.43779 children’s growth 0.444158 autoimmune diseases 0.438869 NIH-funded researchers 0.439214 blood test 0.440626 team 0.413818 food options 0.438568 people 0.445867 pastas 0.408827 foreign substances. 0.443486 body’s defense 0.445439 gluten sensitivity 0.509975 mistakenly attacks 0.439612 strict regulations 0.439936	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
15982	National Institutes of Health	Video	en	Cancer Statistics | Did You Know?	What are cancer statistics? Cancer registries collect and interpret data to help tell a story about the latest cancer trends. Watch above to find out what these statistics represent and how they guide cancer researchers. To find more cancer statistics, visit http://www.seer.cancer.gov Learned something new? Share this video so your friends and family can too.	SS Health Facts 0.367483 cancer statistics 0.539962 latest cancer trends 0.449037 data 0.219778 Alternative Cancer Treatment 0.416317 Survival Rates 0.295715 Animated Introduction 0.303722 Disease Control 0.291994 SciShow 0.219196 CancerQuest 0.229387 George Zaidan 0.305103 Cancer Right 0.341452 Cancer Rates 0.332054 Duration 0.935906 Cancer Incidence 0.325657 Oasis 0.234895 Ways 0.217831 friends 0.218592 Richard Bruce 0.299614 Cancer Treatment Centers 0.404564 Chemotherapy 0.217057 Douglas Evans 0.292723 visit http://www.seer.cancer.gov 0.310945 Froedtert 0.223121	WinchPharmaGroup 0.216929 Forbidden Cures 0.304442 Dr. Leonard Coldwell 0.386959 Cancer Treatment 0.457369 Liver Cancer 0.326383 cancer cells 0.325695 World Cancer Statistics 0.423522 cancer registries 0.418346 pancreatic cancer 0.338762 North American Association 0.370571 Zoi Roupakia 0.311048 views 0.591387 cancer researchers 0.357315 MindChop 0.218673 healthy ones 0.289709 Medical College 0.294496 Cancer Awareness 0.337594 Central Cancer Registries 0.409891 Nucleus Medical Media 0.366256 Healing 0.231396 cancer 0.785315 Cancer Biology 0.340147 family 0.218581 Share 0.218619	CLICK HERE
16541	National Institutes of Health	Html	null	Manage a Small Business SBIR/STTR Award	null			CLICK HERE