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2652	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Protect Your Tendons - Preventing the Pain of Tendinitis	You’ve probably heard of such sports injuries as tennis elbow or jumper’s knee. These are just 2 examples of tendinitis, a painful condition caused by overusing and straining the joints in your body.	shoulders 0.519749 repeated motion 0.604006 exact areas 0.59421 tendinitis 0.915369 orthopedic surgeon. 0.596628 flexible bands 0.607397 joints limber 0.602369 body 0.56311 wrists 0.522369 inflammation Heat 0.638835 gentle exercises 0.589363 medical word 0.604316 Mount Sinai Roosevelt 0.679844 certain muscles 0.620125 steroid injections 0.594925 protective response 0.600885 short-term condition 0.596773 ibuprofen 0.520835 tendon 0.780693 examples 0.519741 swollen tendon 0.688665 old age 0.588641 bones 0.540263 common way 0.598478 ankles 0.522349	painful condition 0.61455 tendons 0.797836 new ways 0.586732 jumper’s knee 0.612624 Dr. Evan Flatow 0.719838 repetitive wrist 0.601089 tear 0.520731 sports injuries 0.604486 orthopedist 0.535557 MRI scan 0.590414 New York 0.596257 stress 0.533699 Regular physical activity 0.665254 NIH-funded researchers 0.58944 elbows 0.519742 tennis elbow 0.613671 job-related injury 0.605517 common places 0.5923 hand gripping 0.598781 primary care doctor 0.666944 connect muscle 0.606532 sudden injury. 0.591634 risk 0.556818 splint 0.520796	CLICK HERE
2661	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Stamp Out Smoking -Tobacco-Free Living	Most of us know that smoking is unhealthy. So why do so many people still do it? The answers are complex. Researchers have found effective ways to help people quit smoking—or prevent them from starting in the first place. The tricky part is putting these tools to use. We can all take steps to help stamp out smoking.	smoking rates 0.709507 people’s cigarettes 0.659024 electronic cigarettes 0.620965 Cardiovascular disease 0.613162 extra dopamine 0.615575 tobacco smoke travel 0.808967 hazardous chemicals 0.706623 body 0.643944 Dr. Michele Bloch 0.73593 health issues 0.623572 brain cells 0.626871 En español 0.628021 secondhand smoke 0.730566 tobacco-related health problems 0.714053 new smokers 0.65394 tobacco smoke 0.859153 University Medical Center 0.687129 long-time smokers 0.648497 heart attack risk 0.694217 deadly lung conditions 0.708266 tobacco products 0.637901 Dr. Ivan Montoya 0.715589 body usually attacks 0.617325 nicotine patches 0.652952 health effects 0.615973	early quitting 0.632305 wide range 0.617137 smokers 0.728949 traditional cigarettes 0.690304 numerous parts 0.616955 long threadlike molecule 0.709909 heart disease 0.6157 smoking 0.895069 different people 0.625313 preterm delivery 0.613385 cancer killer—is 0.619213 nicotine dependence 0.661418 tobacco control expert 0.910188 people 0.869032 delicate lung tissue 0.705991 Tobacco-Free Living 0.636991 quit lines 0.66779 Surgeon General 0.621576 cells 0.670979 body. problems 0.617042 tobacco industry marketing 0.756959 low birth weight 0.704825 Dr. David Theodore 0.68282 health plan 0.61189	CLICK HERE
3951	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Understanding Anxiety Disorders When Panic, Fear, and Worries Overwhelm	Many of us worry from time to time. We fret over finances, feel anxious about job interviews, or get nervous about social gatherings...	anxiety problems 0.53325 cognitive behavioral therapy 0.48976 American adults 0.509929 talk therapy 0.50182 social phobia 0.747543 mental health disorders 0.513071 Dr. Susan Whitfield-Gabrieli 0.493603 brain structures 0.457553 common types 0.50855 job interviews 0.461592 Dr. James Gross 0.490621 En español 0.461769 emotion regulation strategies 0.490837 troubling symptoms 0.457446 mental health problems 0.507558 medical problems 0.459716 Human Connectome Project 0.494278 NIH neuroscientist 0.45648 likely panic disorder 0.523042 brain analysis 0.455455 eye color 0.453107 detailed MRI images 0.493231 social gatherings 0.468468 social anxiety disorder 0.605354 anxiety disorder 0.791019	panic disorder 0.605245 small effects 0.452891 common psychiatric disorders 0.511489 suffering anxiety 0.528554 brain connections 0.533672 good news 0.456507 generalized anxiety disorder 0.592498 specific genes Stretches 0.494672 heart disease 0.455743 muscle aches 0.454606 unexplained pains 0.45396 Dr. Daniel Pine 0.504657 brain imaging expert 0.500877 everyday activities 0.454352 substance abuse 0.454155 panic attacks 0.468774 complex brain connections 0.496239 social event 0.463859 n’t work 0.458773 U.S. adults 0.459782 anxiety disorders 0.920101 panic attack 0.469619 people 0.543265 everyday issues—like health 0.500473	CLICK HERE
4339	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Plants: Partners in Health? Vegetables, Fruits, Herbs, and You	Is there anything more delicious and nutritious than vine-ripened tomatoes, just-harvested peaches and corn, or fresh herbs and spices? Growing your own edible plants—whether in a backyard garden or a few pots on your windowsill—can be fun, rewarding, and healthful.	nature—can improve mood 0.603081 dark leafy greens 0.589465 mental health 0.529396 orange vegetables 0.643598 good sources 0.578664 En español 0.525521 family eat 0.528837 NIH’s Herbs 0.557176 blood pressure 0.605371 Dr. Charlotte Pratt 0.601751 life-long gardener 0.517225 herbal products research 0.579491 American Indian families 0.600003 fresh herbs 0.567854 high-fat foods—to help 0.617088 physical health 0.522803 cancer survivors 0.608767 gardening programs 0.562214 cause harmful interactions 0.569184 small NIH-funded study 0.600171 larger NIH-funded study 0.595837 garden’s bounty 0.530104 health benefits 0.532694 heart health 0.519273 NIH-funded study 0.706504	intense flavor 0.517253 gardening 0.629832 social connections 0.516083 allergy drugs—and lead 0.584115 Dr. Craig Hopp 0.596149 Dr. Philip Smith 0.612554 vegetables 0.9278 herbs 0.631203 overall healthy diet 0.598658 fruits 0.801669 certain medications 0.595401 community gardening 0.557827 good health 0.520497 older cancer survivors 0.587833 vegetable intake 0.609133 healthier food choices 0.599607 physical activity 0.733086 dark green vegetables 0.721083 backyard garden 0.61964 supplement form 0.57663 delicious tastes 0.517594 edible plants—whether 0.51887 just-harvested peaches 0.524541 federal Dietary Guidelines 0.594123	CLICK HERE
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14511	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Las Bebidas Dietéticas y el Peso Corporal	Según un nuevo estudio, los adultos con sobrepeso y obesidad que consumen bebidas dietéticas ingieren más calorías a través de los alimentos sólidos —especialmente a través de los snacks— que aquellos que consumen bebidas azucaradas. Los resultados plantean preguntas acerca del uso de las bebidas dietéticas para controlar el peso en los adultos con sobrepeso.	doctora sara n 0.860738 peso —que 0.970629 diabetes tipo 0.672546	Escuela Bloomberg 0.628369 Johns Hopkins 0.647888	CLICK HERE
14525	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Manejando el Asma: Aprenda a Respirar Mejor	La mayoría de las personas no tienen problemas con subir una escalera o con una caminata rápida, pero estas simples actividades pueden ser difíciles para una persona con asma. Aunque no existe una cura, usted puede respirar más fácilmente si sabe cómo mantener la enfermedad bajo control.	simples actividades 0.325536 pequeño porcentaje 0.319628 infecciones respiratorias 0.337155 señala freemer 0.362632 principales síntomas 0.329576 señala levine 0.361596 posibles factores desencadenantes 0.35467 doctor robert lemanske 0.338547	doctora michelle freemer 0.339236 historial médico 0.323213 largo plazo 0.406148 larga duración 0.375719 vías respiratorias 0.999035 insuficiencia respiratoria 0.320133 doctor stewart levine 0.340462	CLICK HERE
14542	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Prevenir la diabetes tipo 2: Medidas para una vida más saludable	Las personas con diabetes tienen un problema con el azúcar en la sangre. Sus niveles de azúcar, o de glucosa, en la sangre pueden subir demasiado. Tener niveles altos de azúcar en la sangre puede causar muchos problemas. La diabetes aumenta el riesgo de enfermedades cardíacas, ceguera, amputaciones y otros problemas graves. Pero el tipo de diabetes más común, llamada diabetes tipo 2, se puede prevenir o retrasar si usted sabe qué medidas tomar.	determinada manera 0.303384 enfermedad llamada prediabetes 0.307582 Brinda consejos 0.303444 Genuth S 0.303143 Brown-Friday JO 0.303226 Nathan DM. Lancet 0.304004 llamada diabetes tipo 0.332977 metas razonables. Comience 0.303361 Programa Nacional 0.30326 complications study 0.303741 diabetes tipo 0.97114 nivel promedio 0.303295 Bayless M 0.303243 determinados grupos 0.303246 Diabetes control 0.320743 Prevention Program Research 0.306131 prueba a1c 0.303255	peso saludable. Con 0.304496 David Nathan 0.304264 Zinman B 0.303132 Venditti E 0.303274 Cleary P 0.303191 Brenneman AT 0.30344 suficiente actividad 0.305954 suficiente insulina 0.305233 Diabetes Prevention Program 0.340766 Lorenzi G 0.303331 hormona llamada insulina 0.307902 Joanne Gallivan 0.304075 Prevention Program Outcomes 0.306414 Lachin JM 0.303299 mediana edad 0.303871 Knowler WC 0.303503 Hoffman HJ 0.303262	CLICK HERE
14558	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Predecir el riesgo de suicidio	Los investigadores desarrollaron un enfoque que podría ayudar a identificar pacientes que tienen altas probabilidades de intentar suicidarse. La técnica experimental aún debe ponerse a prueba en grupos de personas más numerosos para evaluar su efectividad.	Levey DF 0.642805 pacientes psiquiátricos hombres 0.913252 herramienta llamada up-suicide 0.75104 Psychiatry. 2015 Aug 0.594387	herramienta up-suicide 0.611681 predicting suicidality using 0.775358 altas probabilidades 0.655274 risk assessment approach 0.809333	CLICK HERE
14585	National Institutes of Health	Html	null	AREA Program Institutional Eligibility	null			CLICK HERE