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2639 National Institutes of Health Html en Helping Older Adults Talk With Their Doctors Do you work with seniors? Help them get the most out of their medical appointments with the new Talking With Your Doctor Presentation Toolkit.
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2668 National Institutes of Health Html en Distracted Driving Raises Crash Risk Video technology and in-vehicle sensors showed that distracted driving, especially among new drivers, raises the risk for car crashes and near crashes.
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2674 National Institutes of Health Html en Who Needs a Knee Replacement? If you or someone you know is considering knee replacement, a new resource can help you understand how it works, how to prepare for surgery, and what to expect in recovery.
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4340 National Institutes of Health Html en Block the Buzzing, Bites, and Bumps ~ Preventing Mosquito-Borne Illnesses Summer can be a bummer if outdoor fun is interrupted by the irritating buzz of mosquitoes. Their bites not only create itchy red bumps on your skin; they also carry the risk of disease.
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14504 National Institutes of Health Article es Cómo Evitar la Anemia: Aumente Sus Glóbulos Rojos Si se siente constantemente exhausto y con falta de energía, es posible que sufra de una afección llamada anemia. La anemia es un trastorno común de la sangre que muchas personas desarrollan en algún momento de sus vidas.
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14559 National Institutes of Health Article es Piense en su tiroides: Conozca esta pequeña gran glándula Probablemente usted haya oído hablar de la glándula tiroides, pero ¿sabe qué hace? Es posible que usted no piense en ella a menos que algo ande mal. Los problemas tiroideos pueden causar una amplia gama de problemas en apariencia no relacionados, entre ellos cambios drásticos en el peso, la energía, la digestión o el estado de ánimo. Aprenda a reconocer los signos de un trastorno de tiroides para recibir tratamiento, si fuera necesario.
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trastornos autoinmunes0.33809
Monica Skarulis0.336471
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14570 National Institutes of Health Article es Corregir las partes del cuerpo defectuosas: Diseñar nuevos órganos y tejidos ¿Cómo se puede reparar un corazón roto? ¿O reparar un hígado, un riñón o una rodilla dañados? Científicos financiados por los NIH exploran nuevas formas de reparar órganos y tejidos defectuosos o incluso hacer crecer nuevos. Este tipo de investigación se conoce como ingeniería de tejidos. Hay avances apasionantes que continúan surgiendo en este campo de rápido crecimiento.
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Sports Med. 20130.322487
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Martha Lundbert0.330877
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Charles Murry0.326007
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Ott HC. Nat Med. 20130.341494
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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.
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