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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
2670	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	NIDA for Teens	Teens, and adults who care for them, can learn about addiction and drug abuse at this updated site from NIH’s National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA). Designed for viewing on smartphones, tablets, and computers, the site’s free, interactive resources include a teen blog, videos, educator guides, and lots of easy-to-read information about the science behind drug abuse.	educator guides 0.70377 website 0.449127 interactive resources 0.677497 addiction 0.480354 adults 0.455092 videos 0.446463 site 0.485143 drug abuse 0.919241	Institute 0.453276 Teens 0.481702 NIH’s National 0.765868 smartphones 0.508705 teen blog 0.699479 NIDA 0.527341 easy-to-read information 0.734421 tablets 0.49537	CLICK HERE
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.	common type 0.435212 die 0.322151 joints 0.325291 disability 0.323644 osteonecrosis 0.337335 recovery 0.326372 natural knee joint 0.716562 treatments 0.322124 Certain knee deformities—such 0.700746 orthopedic surgeon 0.423045 artificial parts 0.431242 knees—can wear 0.429544 problem 0.322706 joint replacement surgery 0.610969 Knee damage 0.590003	legs 0.329937 everyday activities 0.423684 avascular necrosis 0.452177 knee replacement 0.924937 new resource 0.449137 pain 0.354736 cartilage 0.334658 stiffness 0.33321 doctor 0.354543 arthritis 0.328145 blood supply 0.425972 difficulties 0.327977 bones 0.356238 NIHSeniorHealth Knee Replacement 0.746068	CLICK HERE
3470	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	HIV and AIDS: Know the Facts Treatments Work, but Prevention Is Key	It’s been more than 30 years since a disease now called AIDS was first recognized in the United States. Back then, it was considered a death sentence. No treatments were available, its cause was unknown, and people often died within a few months after being diagnosed. Today, people infected with HIV—the virus that causes AIDS—can live full, healthy lives, in large part because of medicines and other discoveries made with NIH support.	life-threatening infections 0.27781 new HIV infections 0.512797 health care provider 0.295609 HIV virus 0.453853 community health clinic 0.295905 ongoing NIH-funded studies 0.295314 HIV test. 0.414322 HIV infections 0.807787 daily HIV medications 0.476951 En español 0.26404 daily medications 0.259922 terms HIV 0.450946 infectious disease chief 0.298178 quick HIV tests 0.45668 AIDS 0.296022 HIV-fighting medicines 0.262539 Carl W. Dieffenbach 0.305597 infection-fighting white blood 0.309602 earlier HIV 0.426531 infected mother 0.292695 daily health regimen 0.304906 high risk 0.299666 prevention strategies 0.257583 antiretroviral drugs 0.267673 Anthony S. Fauci 0.300131	n’t spread 0.258075 untreated HIV infection 0.509343 United States 0.263762 antiretroviral therapy 0.329418 large clinical trial 0.296844 antiretroviral medicines 0.278371 young people 0.264349 HIV—the virus 0.268491 HIV levels 0.431482 global research efforts 0.292118 virus levels 0.261654 health care 0.324972 antiretroviral drug 0.272012 death sentence 0.264808 AIDS patients 0.26201 yearly HIV screening 0.451103 weakened immune systems 0.310648 daily anti-HIV drugs 0.299259 NIH support 0.265726 final stage 0.2593 people 0.379285 sexual partners 0.305602 certain body fluids 0.303296 HIV 0.960699	CLICK HERE
4322	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Deje que el bebé determine la fecha de parto: Espere 39 semanas si puede	Solemos pensar que el embarazo dura 9 meses, pero, idealmente, debería durar aproximadamente 10. Las investigaciones demuestran que los niños que tienen 39 semanas de crecimiento en el útero son más sanos	posibles complicaciones 0.833028		CLICK HERE
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14565	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	¡Escuche! Los ruidos pueden dañar su audición	Estamos rodeados de sonidos. Muchos de ellos los disfrutamos, como la música, el canto de los pájaros y las conversaciones con amigos. Pero los ruidos fuertes y de larga duración, como los motores, las herramientas eléctricas e incluso los auriculares, pueden dañar de manera permanente su audición. Tome medidas para proteger sus oídos de ruidos dañinos.	largo plazo 0.726685 larga duración 0.862867 pequeños mechones 0.800417	delicadas células 0.869045 vibraciones sonoras 0.790664	CLICK HERE
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.	éxito riñones 0.332907 bioengineered kidney 0.324603 células madre 0.923492 Song JJ 0.324211 tejidos usan células madre 0.372489 Sports Med. 2013 0.322487 Martin Yarmush 0.327832 Guyette JP 0.324103 pequeños vasos 0.328277 Xue T 0.323085 Martha Lundbert 0.330877 posibilidad prometedora 0.325619 Minami E 0.32238 Martha Murray 0.333812 Murray MM 0.327471 determinadas maneras 0.326409 al. nat commun 0.325343 tiempo piel 0.324212	ligament healing also 0.341379 Chong JJ 0.324059 sustancias naturales llamadas 0.346575 primate hearts 0.325359 experimental orthotopic transplantation 0.341295 Fleming BC. Am 0.322755 Zhong X 0.323404 Gutierrez C 0.322872 Estados Unidos 0.35577 riñones 3D 0.334239 mejores tratamientos 0.324385 patrones correctos 0.328475 Charles Murry 0.326007 functional photoreceptors from 0.348121 Ott HC. Nat Med. 2013 0.341494 rápido crecimiento 0.327004 estructura 3D 0.324237	CLICK HERE
14571	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	¿Irritado por la vesícula biliar? Su pequeño y laborioso órgano digestivo	La mayoría de nosotros piensa muy poco en la vesícula biliar, un órgano del tamaño de una pera que se encuentra justo debajo del hígado y cerca del páncreas. Puede parecer que la vesícula biliar no hace mucho. Pero si este pequeño órgano funciona mal, puede causar problemas serios. Los problemas de la vesícula biliar se encuentran entre las enfermedades digestivas más comunes y costosas. Según algunas estimaciones, hasta 20 millones de estadounidenses podrían tener cálculos biliares, el tipo de trastorno de la vesícula biliar más común.	biliar inyecta bilis 0.805582 pequeña bolsa 0.368478 cólico biliar 0.619151 pequeño órgano 0.399517 tiempo medicamentos 0.367958	delgado revestimiento 0.404375 principal conducto 0.403836 persona promedio 0.383579 caso promedio 0.382877 vesícula biliar almacena 0.970864	CLICK HERE
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