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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
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
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
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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
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
4385	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	The Basics	Information about participating in a clinical trial.	study participants 0.416959 research study 0.392286 research 0.798776 treatments 0.444609 Institutional Review Board 0.429568 clinical trials guidelines 0.408873 research team 0.772848 clinical trials 0.972543 health care providers 0.388354 clinical trial 0.791987 consent document 0.497869 research team members 0.393304 potential benefits 0.471079 researchers 0.433834 health care services 0.387207 supportive care trials 0.391015 new product 0.392393 Diagnostic trials study 0.413628 Clinical trial sponsors 0.415022 research coordinator 0.39089 clinical research 0.555126 clinical trial staff 0.417226 new drug 0.41885 well-executed clinical trials 0.407586 clinical trial participation 0.398514	care 0.402863 treatment 0.51917 study 0.696462 new ways 0.488489 United States 0.374524 care costs 0.371703 New medical devices 0.398766 medical research 0.377087 study participants experience 0.3955 procedures 0.401678 new research treatments 0.412592 specific research questions 0.401716 health care 0.395759 participants 0.452336 disease 0.453451 research protections 0.378646 new treatments 0.436371 study results 0.398332 healthy volunteers 0.630304 experimental treatment 0.373644 new combinations 0.388578 people 0.477435 risks 0.433872 information 0.430776	CLICK HERE
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