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2656	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Shedding Light on Health - Research Helps People and Pets	Where would we be without our furry friends? Pet dogs and cats stand by us with love and loyalty, sharing our lives’ ups and downs. Our beloved pets can also share many of the same medical problems that we have, like asthma, diabetes, and even cancer. Doctors, veterinarians, and scientists work together to study diseases that affect both pets and people. The aim is to improve medical care for people as well as our companion animals.	pets 0.71083 veterinary clinical studies 0.673895 Dr. Leslie Lyons 0.516617 NIH-sponsored comparative studies 0.49793 polycystic kidney disease 0.485176 En español 0.422322 common inherited trait 0.479004 cancer expert 0.43899 veterinary clinical research 0.522627 companion animals 0.420055 human studies 0.49781 certain genetic conditions 0.485527 Comparative Oncology Program—to 0.48357 medical problems 0.420842 Oncology Program website 0.474685 effective treatments 0.467348 pet dogs 0.928328 Dr. David Vail 0.489385 human clinical studies 0.53946 veterinary centers 0.420007 human patients 0.420845 different types 0.504996 Lyons studies cats 0.547416 NIH-funded studies 0.428758 cancer specialist 0.430999	especially Persian cats 0.508255 human disease 0.501542 Dr. Amy LeBlanc 0.526507 Pet cats 0.467431 local veterinary schools 0.499053 veterinary clinical trials 0.831675 naturally occurring diseases 0.495589 furry friends 0.42393 veterinary hospitals 0.421454 pet owners 0.420807 conditions—like severe kidney 0.502493 common inherited diseases 0.480385 blood cancer 0.435704 veterinary sciences 0.424613 sick pets 0.437634 stem cell therapies 0.502836 people 0.622191 medical care 0.507824 childhood bone cancer 0.516521 cats 0.693488 human cancers 0.423922 cancer 0.576922 beloved pets 0.455582 bone marrow transplants 0.487135	CLICK HERE
2666	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Stop the Spread of Superbugs - Help Fight Drug-Resistant Bacteria	For nearly a century, bacteria-fighting drugs known as antibiotics have helped to control and destroy many of the harmful bacteria that can make us sick. But in recent decades, antibiotics have been losing their punch against some types of bacteria. In fact, certain bacteria are now unbeatable with today’s medicines. Sadly, the way we’ve been using antibiotics is helping to create new drug-resistant “superbugs.”	infectious disease expert 0.394955 drug-resistant bacteria 0.933408 skin infections 0.401986 drug-resistant strains 0.465573 health care provider 0.407688 Dr. Vance Fowler 0.399683 best way 0.408738 new antibiotics 0.486863 ear infection 0.372885 En español 0.369315 antibiotic development pipeline 0.424336 harmful bacteria 0.504891 vancomycin-resistant Enterococci bacteria 0.51815 Drug-resistant forms 0.463977 staph infections 0.416334 antibiotic treatment 0.369157 aggressive MRSA infections 0.458343 sinus infection 0.373474 antibiotic-resistant bacteria 0.472222 bloodstream infections 0.404409 MRSA skin infection 0.429707 health care settings 0.402775 disease-causing bacteria 0.55263 Dr. Jane Knisely 0.410097 antibiotics 0.829691	bacteria-fighting drugs 0.382172 Dr. Julie Segre 0.415538 viral infection 0.376735 new drugs 0.416142 methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus 0.406695 Duke University School 0.397749 bacterial infections 0.582119 particular infection 0.371469 innovative new treatments 0.406058 certain disease-causing bacteria 0.539894 stubborn bacteria 0.470433 superbugs 0.376237 dangerous superbugs 0.373473 superbug infections 0.404278 health care 0.479019 commonly prescribed drugs 0.428185 fight infection 0.374364 people 0.403387 certain bacteria 0.506783 related antibiotics 0.490286 newer antibiotics 0.48792 modern health care 0.4002 drug-resistant traits 0.4599 ear infections 0.459277	CLICK HERE
3486	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Finding a Clinical Trial Around the Nation and Worldwide	NIH conducts clinical research trials for many diseases and conditions, including cancer, Alzheimer’s disease, allergy and infectious diseases, and neurological disorders.	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
3607	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Better Nutrition Every Day How to Make Healthier Food Choices	We make dozens of decisions every day. When it comes to deciding what to eat and feed our families, it can be a lot easier than you might think to make smart, healthy choices. It takes just a little planning.	healthy food choices 0.87728 good food choices 0.690204 good example 0.597091 healthy variety 0.61362 unhealthy fats 0.629352 fruit juices 0.516334 Smart choices 0.554276 french fries 0.608863 healthy choices 0.765791 little planning 0.525142 En español 0.5194 children 0.517498 important food groups 0.611938 easy growing veggies 0.577509 Dr. Adam Drewnowski 0.587205 good role models 0.609163 WHOA approach 0.516518 Pack small baggies 0.59109 healthy nuts 0.605014 full-fat cheese 0.516575 Web Links box 0.590641 community garden plots 0.569132 low-fat milk 0.517847 Healthier diets 0.511489 healthy foods 0.744756	daily values experts 0.570691 SLOW foods 0.528833 healthy meals 0.606312 healthy eating decisions 0.677401 healthy lunches—both 0.616352 fast food 0.528371 food choices 0.969668 lean meats 0.611153 WHOA foods 0.535316 multiple servings 0.50709 healthier choices 0.552671 fresh fruit 0.591385 Dr. Donna Spruijt–Metz 0.595606 low-fat cheese 0.525365 long-lasting benefits 0.512436 Pack vegetables 0.511651 healthy cooking 0.618183 best advice 0.510927 lean protein 0.576717 pack healthy snacks 0.697748 Southern California 0.509146 nutrition expert 0.508444 right food choices 0.670134 Nutrition Facts label 0.713002	CLICK HERE
3664	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Keep Your Mouth Healthy - Oral Care for Older Adults	Oral health is important for people of all ages. But the simple routine you learned as a kid—brush your teeth twice a day and floss regularly—can become more of a challenge as you get older. Among adults ages 75 and up, about 1 in 4 has lost all natural teeth, largely because of gum disease and tooth decay.	fluoride toothpaste 0.411459 adults ages 0.411186 protective factors 0.394974 caregiver 0.346134 healthy mouth 0.464649 certain ages 0.403386 teeth 0.5258 increased risk 0.394507 checkup 0.324815 oral cancer 0.508272 colorless film 0.412698 plaque Sticky 0.411589 proper care 0.400553 gums 0.321588 oral health 0.628838 steps 0.33968 severe cases 0.403328 dentist 0.346672 dry mouth 0.728799 common oral health 0.519055 natural teeth 0.460543 medical conditions 0.396542 cavities Small holes 0.522035 mouth wet 0.465553 Gum problems 0.47299	large-handled toothbrush 0.413506 fillings 0.320925 Dentures 0.345156 oral health challenges 0.493547 gum disease. 0.47934 saliva prevent cavities 0.520892 dental health expert 0.496493 floss 0.324205 place 0.32976 lump 0.321164 common problem 0.398971 numbness 0.324488 tooth decay 0.804982 gum disease 0.960691 Oral Care 0.446997 natural teeth. 0.404098 water overnight 0.39799 people 0.321941 irritation 0.321331 fungal infections 0.399193 older adult 0.523601 gum line 0.476506 kid—brush 0.321828 Dr. Dena Fischer 0.508039	CLICK HERE
3677	National Institutes of Health	Html	null	Web Policies and Notices	Disclaimers, accessibility information, and privacy policy for the NIH.gov website.			CLICK HERE
4307	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Por qué contrae un resfrío cuando hace calor: ¿Por qué existen los resfríos de verano?	Casi todos anhelamos la llegada del verano para hacer escapadas, salir y divertirnos. Así que, ¿qué podría ser más injusto que contraer un resfriado cuando hace calor? ¿Cómo pueden surgir los síntomas del resfrío cuando no hace frío y no es temporada de gripe? ¿Hay alguna manera de esquivar un resfrío en el verano?	Michael Pichichero 0.956574	Nueva York 0.93365	CLICK HERE
14576	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	¿Problemas con el embarazo? Aumentar las probabilidades de tener un bebé	Para aquellos que sueñan con ser padres, los problemas con el embarazo pueden ser sumamente frustrantes y decepcionantes. En las últimas décadas, los científicos desarrollaron una amplia gama de enfoques para ayudar a las parejas con dificultades a tener bebés sanos. Los estudios financiados por los NIH continúan buscando maneras incluso mejores de superar los desafíos que plantea lainfertilidad.	edad materna 0.906679 Peter N 0.912808 posibles factores 0.894968 amplia gama 0.94016 Estados Unidos 0.880599 mejores maneras 0.92534	San Francisco 0.884853 determinados problemas 0.930848 baja producción 0.885706 Louis V 0.932375 Linda Giudice 0.981881 enfermedad llamada endometriosis 0.970358	CLICK HERE
15900	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Curb Your Eating Help Your Brain Fight the Urge to Splurge	Ever tried to eat just one potato chip, or take just one bite of chocolate cake? It may feel impossible. A little nibble triggers an urge to eat more. Some people feel driven to keep eating to the point where the food’s no longer enjoyable. You know the resulting weight gain will harm your health. So why do you keep eating when it’s not in your best interest?	brain regions 0.69003 chocolate cake 0.702704 brain chemicals 0.712985 Dr. Nora Volkow 0.847086 daily dessert 0.664945 out-of-control behaviors 0.916116 drug addiction 0.673589 urge 0.601313 binge eating 0.740749 highly rewarding foods 0.846422 high-sugar foods—that 0.688184 obesity 0.569187 Drug Abuse 0.682945 cues—from food ads 0.827258 Eat fruit 0.675616 Brain Fight 0.737569 fatty foods 0.69118 high-calorie foods 0.702598 NIH’s National 0.68763 crunchy carrots 0.67914 healthy habits 0.990135 NIH-funded study 0.670901 brain areas 0.699949 fact 0.567802 cinnamon buns 0.684833	new ways 0.689433 weight gain 0.859302 potato chip 0.701366 fattening foods 0.707948 pleasurable responses 0.702398 certain foods 0.687317 high content 0.681706 tasty temptations 0.68036 Healthy eating habits 0.94111 heightened brain response 0.855344 potato chips 0.659811 addictive drugs 0.880214 early humans 0.683424 mid-day snack 0.664468 NIH-funded researchers 0.685292 addictive element 0.702577 healthy ones 0.694923 Brain studies 0.6991 brain 0.999002 little nibble 0.722228 people 0.606467 brain pathways 0.718511 food cues 0.679691 unhealthy habits 0.704543	CLICK HERE
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