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2648	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Physical Activity Helps Seniors Stay Mobile	A carefully structured, moderate physical activity program helped vulnerable older people maintain their mobility.	specific intervention 0.419766 strength 0.318647 mobility disability 0.632015 national exercise 0.40628 Go4Life 0.318852 moderate physical activity 0.573378 balance training 0.416178 moderate-intensity physical activity 0.537279 health education workshops 0.50503 Aging 0.321596 new study 0.431408 flexibility exercises 0.423738 mile 0.318769 Sessions 0.319785 weekly activity 0.424938 monthly meetings 0.414267 regular physical activity 0.727311 scientists 0.320941 substantial positive benefits 0.504731 NIH’s National 0.408579 health benefits 0.418898 rewards 0.325965 NIH-funded study 0.418832 death 0.321348 physical activity program 0.672002	assistance 0.318818 earlier research 0.412308 education group 0.407675 times 0.319677 variety 0.321122 course 0.319244 physical activity campaign 0.519168 place 0.319771 frail older people 0.573476 flexibility training activities 0.511748 disease 0.321393 NIA 0.351931 health education program 0.515248 specific program 0.411571 physical activity 0.909481 Richard J. Hodes 0.510473 home 0.319706 study—an average 0.412715 brisk walking 0.425495 major mobility disability 0.554915 comparison group 0.409448 older adults 0.424901 ages 0.320644 clinic 0.319749	CLICK HERE
2658	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Exercise Brings Bone Benefits that Last	Building bone as a young adult can have benefits that last a lifetime, a new study showed. The research also confirmed that physical activity as we get older can help us maintain bone strength.	bone mass 0.704736 professional play 0.428206 arm bones 0.441024 different stages 0.433356 thickness 0.324653 lifetime 0.327821 bone size 0.691354 young adult 0.449472 exercise 0.352477 outer surface 0.429438 bigger bone 0.604164 greater mass 0.42344 research 0.327363 skeleton 0.325215 total cross-sectional area 0.543784 upper bones 0.441156 NIH-funded scientists 0.431654 bone mass benefits 0.679121 living tissue 0.444333 action 0.323888 periods 0.323659 rapid growth 0.435179 Stuart J. Warden 0.537469	animals 0.324642 professional baseball players 0.536859 bone strength 0.734583 intense throwing 0.518136 new study 0.449578 Indiana University 0.428069 researchers 0.323187 Building bone 0.644524 baseball players 0.635778 bone 0.935057 team 0.324264 extra layers 0.430725 bone size benefits 0.675368 physical activity 0.817278 lifelong benefits 0.445972 Studies 0.324657 effects 0.3234 bone strength benefits 0.696517 study leader 0.423918 long term 0.422134 ideal subjects 0.434115 non-throwing arms 0.53992 throwing arms 0.539291	CLICK HERE
2785	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Preventing Type 2 Diabetes - Steps Toward a Healthier Life	People with diabetes have a problem with blood sugar. Their blood sugar, or blood glucose, can climb too high. Having high levels of sugar in your blood can cause a lot of trouble. Diabetes raises your risk for heart disease, blindness, amputations, and other serious issues. But the most common type of diabetes, called type 2 diabetes, can be prevented or delayed if you know what steps to take.	common type 0.288575 control group 0.342037 type 0.501215 body weight 0.266284 standard advice 0.323608 NIH expert 0.264616 En español 0.271529 increased risk 0.272116 heavier people 0.27738 risk factors 0.317005 weight loss 0.493519 Dr. Barbara Linder 0.320918 diabetes risk 0.543531 physical activity goals 0.312464 inactive placebo pill 0.311151 Healthier Life 0.271879 Diabetes Education Program 0.476768 blood glucose level 0.321534 older people 0.273574 people’s risk 0.298396 Prevention Program studies 0.30571 ndep.nih.gov). 0.262791 blood glucose 0.33096 study 0.267486 high levels 0.269472	young people 0.282034 lifestyle changes 0.457052 gestational diabetes 0.42073 heart disease 0.330423 healthy lifestyle changes 0.308186 different people 0.272343 excess weight 0.270081 younger people 0.279602 Alaska Natives 0.263097 immediate family member 0.314781 weight loss goals 0.315087 metformin 0.280647 people 0.529113 risk factor 0.277126 physical activity 0.593835 childhood diabetes 0.439589 Pacific Islanders 0.262929 Diabetes Prevention Program 0.796589 high blood pressure 0.311435 Dr. David Nathan 0.299939 energy source 0.265323 blood sugar 0.378153 diabetes 0.925349 study staff 0.263511	CLICK HERE
3316	National Institutes of Health	Html	null	Standard Due Dates for Competing Applications	NIH Grants Application Due Dates.			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
3405	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Food Additives Alter Gut Microbes, Cause Diseases in Mice	Common food additives called emulsifiers promoted colitis and metabolic syndrome in mice by altering gut microbes.	address bar 0.851692 tabs 0.493359 search field 0.887512 page address 0.730208	suggestions 0.508939 information 0.458222 page 0.987312 keyword 0.498216	CLICK HERE
3891	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Focusing on Fibromyalgia - A Puzzling and Painful Condition	You’ve probably heard of fibromyalgia, but you may not know what it is. Fibromyalgia is a long-term (chronic) pain condition that affects 5 million or more Americans ages 18 and older. For unknown reasons, most people diagnosed with fibromyalgia are women, although men and children also can be affected. People with certain disorders, such as rheumatoid arthritis or lupus, may also have fibromyalgia, which can affect their disease course and treatment.	blood tests 0.581604 realistic information 0.574606 body 0.544434 tai chi 0.571877 fatigue 0.53098 medications 0.542398 health care providers 0.640155 Wise Choices 0.571958 specific diagnostic test 0.649738 effective treatments 0.574918 fibromyalgia isn`t 0.756525 nerve stimulation 0.57664 Drug treatments 0.574765 diagnosis 0.563356 Americans ages 0.588835 Painful Condition 0.5974 unknown reasons 0.586173 rheumatoid arthritis 0.586046 Diagnostic symptoms 0.580324 eye color 0.577683 doctors 0.545829 NIH-supported researcher 0.589019 Vanderbilt University 0.584302 Stressful life events 0.642344	certain disorders 0.588288 progressive disease 0.576921 some—but not all—symptoms 0.576564 certain diseases. 0.579144 n’t result 0.574085 powerful toll 0.581108 fibromyalgia 0.91326 American College 0.581312 Leslie J. Crofford 0.744295 main symptoms—pain 0.584628 disease course 0.585565 cognitive behavior 0.571752 physical therapies 0.577693 NIH-funded teams 0.575821 people 0.637435 daily pain 0.608847 widespread pain 0.606248 best results 0.573853 pain condition 0.615938 multiple therapies 0.574538 factors likely contribute 0.640896 certain sensations 0.582414 difficult time 0.578701 transcutaneous electrical nerve 0.645641	CLICK HERE
4314	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Cómo aliviar el dolor de garganta: Qué hacer cuando le duele la garganta	Todos hemos tenido dolor de garganta en esta época del año. La garganta se siente áspera y puede doler al tragar. ¿Qué se puede hacer para aliviar el dolor de garganta? Y, ¿cuándo es un síntoma de una infección más grave?	posibles complicaciones 0.384919		CLICK HERE
14524	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Las Células del Mismo Paciente Ayudan a Luchar Contra el Cáncer	Una terapia experimental desarrollada en los NIH utiliza el propio sistema inmune del paciente para atacar y reducir el tamaño de los tumores. Con más investigación, este tipo de inmunoterapia podría utilizarse para tratar muchos de los tipos de cáncer más comunes.	doctor steven rosenberg 0.759355		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