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2647	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Fight Off Food Poisoning - Food Safety for Warmer Weather	In warm-weather months, who doesn’t love to get outside for picnics, backyard gatherings, and of course delicious foods? But high temperatures raise your chance of getting sick from things you eat. Learn how to handle food properly to avoid the misery of food poisoning.	stool 0.519855 hands 0.53698 foods 0.73765 bacteria 0.685776 sickness 0.519522 Dr. Alison O’Brien 0.688216 Bacillus cereus 0.603101 microbes Tiny germs 0.715938 chills 0.522108 immune systems 0.60027 Norovirus outbreaks 0.598161 things 0.520334 course delicious foods 0.72201 foodborne illnesses 0.630871 Health Sciences 0.604509 vomiting 0.52277 foodborne disease outbreaks 0.710891 sick food handler 0.733843 short time 0.602285 symptoms 0.556988 starchy foods 0.608879 foodborne illness 0.717046 high temperatures 0.615648 older people 0.597405 contagious virus sickens 0.682586	backyard gatherings 0.612706 little norovirus 0.598832 Staph 0.542474 child 0.529987 fast-acting toxins 0.60826 gut 0.521323 misery 0.522643 tainted foods 0.619819 fever 0.537044 raw meat 0.590535 abdominal pain 0.597639 certain foods 0.603456 food poisoning 0.964159 food safety expert 0.699996 Uniformed Services University 0.692236 people 0.600194 bloody diarrhea 0.607217 food safety 0.705767 doctor 0.531007 proper temperature—all 0.60432 B. cereus 0.599775 warmer weather 0.617101 picnics 0.521643 cramps 0.519908	CLICK HERE
3313	National Institutes of Health	Html	null	Listen Up! Noises Can Damage Your Hearing	Loud or long-lasting noises—from motors, power tools, and even headphones—can permanently damage your hearing. Take steps to protect your ears from harmful noises.			CLICK HERE
3552	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Positive Emotions and Your Health Developing a Brighter Outlook	Do you tend to look on the sunny side, or do you see a future filled with dark, stormy skies? A growing body of research suggests that having a positive outlook can benefit your physical health. NIH-funded scientists are working to better understand the links between your attitude and your body. They’re finding some evidence that emotional wellness can be improved by developing certain skills.	North Carolina 0.562545 personally relevant information 0.598119 ventral striatum 0.616164 typical health advice 0.599793 new ideas 0.561932 body 0.564835 research 0.584456 Richard J. Davidson 0.616954 fewer negative emotions 0.685844 positive change 0.600751 En español 0.567119 health conditions 0.563982 stormy skies 0.568738 positive emotions 0.946902 brain imaging 0.569802 month-long study period 0.601325 physical health 0.617671 causes positive emotions 0.701679 positive mindset 0.573463 brain circuits 0.666358 right circumstances 0.561752 better blood sugar 0.607242 brain activity 0.563674 healthful changes 0.615721 health advice 0.601496	lower blood pressure 0.604454 short term 0.561607 brain region 0.611575 earlier research 0.56197 positive social behaviors 0.618773 excessive worry 0.560207 NIH-funded scientists 0.566492 positive responses 0.57469 Brighter Outlook 0.565119 good times 0.560611 underlying brain circuits 0.614991 reward-related brain circuits 0.61078 stress hormone Substance 0.600148 Dr. Emily Falk 0.610397 better health 0.567758 negative emotions 0.830881 positive outlook 0.630021 people 0.667709 Chapel Hill 0.562529 emotional wellness 0.810447 Barbara L. Fredrickson 0.642935 certain skills 0.561097 meditation 0.560937 upbeat mental state 0.610007	CLICK HERE
3874	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Blood Pressure Matters - Keep Hypertension in Check	About 1 in 3 adults in the U.S. has high blood pressure, but many don’t realize it. High blood pressure is sometimes called a “silent killer,” because it usually has no warning signs, yet it can lead to life-threatening conditions like heart attack or stroke. The good news is that high blood pressure, or hypertension, can often be prevented or treated.	important organs 0.455855 additional blood pressure 0.485221 nutrition science expert 0.444146 Dr. Lawrence Fine 0.446227 average blood pressure 0.490304 health care provider 0.448725 systolic blood pressure 0.502404 DASH eating plan 0.478913 low blood pressure 0.484877 hypertension rises 0.463948 Normal blood flow 0.481109 Hispanic American adults 0.448779 En español 0.430587 high force 0.435131 health care providers 0.444253 blood pressure 0.986719 heart failure 0.431525 blood pressure test 0.492732 blood vessels 0.521481 possible kidney damage 0.442975 heart work 0.432659 beating heart 0.433643 blood pressure goals 0.487342 Wise Choices box 0.445567 diastolic pressure 0.469687	heart attack 0.480301 normal blood pressure 0.487361 large NIH-funded study 0.445361 African Americans 0.448543 kidney disease 0.447099 Dr. Paul Whelton 0.450734 lower blood pressure 0.502608 low-fat dairy foods 0.44483 good news 0.430447 blood pressure targets 0.483389 weekly nutritional goals 0.443742 pressure gauge 0.447267 heart-healthy food ideas 0.446111 higher blood pressure 0.491597 healthy lifestyle changes 0.486039 health care 0.450474 cardiovascular disease 0.447149 systolic pressure 0.487528 lower systolic pressure—120 0.457344 high blood pressure 0.838419 risk 0.43942 healthy changes 0.43229 hypertension 0.546141 blood pressure group 0.485516	CLICK HERE
4349	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	La presión arterial importa, Mantenga la hipertensión bajo control	Aproximadamente 1 de cada 3 adultos estadounidenses tiene presión arterial alta, pero muchos no lo saben. A la presión arterial alta a veces se la llama el “asesino silencioso”, porque si bien no suele presentar síntomas, puede provocar enfermedades que ponen en riesgo la vida, como un ataque cardíaco o un accidente cerebrovascular. La buena noticia es que la presión arterial alta, o hipertensión, con frecuencia se puede prevenir o tratar. Un diagnóstico precoz y cambios sencillos hacia una vida más saludable pueden evitar que la presión arterial alta afecte gravemente su salud.	antecedentes familiares 0.354623 Kathryn McMurry 0.366637 llama prehipertensión 0.363573 claros beneficios 0.354566 corazón trabaje 0.378901 vasta red 0.361108 dieta dash 0.479128 inglés dietary approaches 0.385576 SPRINT Research Group 0.381406 principales factores 0.35778 presión diastólica 0.81201	llamada presión 0.663397 enfermedad renal 0.484362 nombre dash 0.368883 intensive versus standard 0.385314 daño renal 0.360515 productos lácteos 0.421483 presión arterial promedio 0.915256 Stop Hypertension 0.350893 alimentación dash 0.467751 Paul Whelton 0.364072	CLICK HERE
14574	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Sarampión: Prevenible con vacunas	El sarampión es una enfermedad altamente contagiosa causada por un virus. Comienza con fiebre, seguida de tos, goteo nasal y ojos rojos. Luego aparece un sarpullido de ronchas rojas pequeñas que se extienden por el cuerpo. El sarampión puede ser especialmente peligroso en los niños menores de 5 años. Puede causar neumonía, inflamación en el cerebro e incluso la muerte. La buena noticia es que el sarampión se puede prevenir con una vacuna.	vía aérea 0.835201	vacuna mmr 0.97055	CLICK HERE
15272	National Institutes of Health	Html	null	Definitions of Criteria and Considerations for Bioengineering Research Partnerships (BRP)	null			CLICK HERE
15899	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Keeping Up in School? Identifying Learning Problems	Reading, writing, and math are the building blocks of learning. Mastering these subjects early on can affect many areas of life, including school, work, and even overall health. It’s normal to make mistakes and even struggle a little when learning new things. But repeated, long-lasting problems may be a sign of a learning disability.	school performance 0.605592 math-related word problems 0.598265 math disability 0.552558 common words 0.506351 Dr. Benedetto Vitiello 0.622155 health information 0.513898 school 0.678872 children 0.626901 En español 0.517213 long-lasting problems 0.516733 new things 0.519953 Mann Koepke 0.670831 brain development 0.562564 hard time 0.507008 disability expert 0.522571 learning disability 0.900344 Dr. Kathy Mann 0.577338 elementary school 0.600571 math abilities 0.514505 essential learning tools 0.637347 math anxiety 0.575215 math 0.617216 basic math 0.524948 child 0.73641 deficit hyperactivity disorder 0.577793	parents 0.511523 free special education 0.585445 poor understanding 0.508345 writing disability 0.53916 life 0.527207 appropriate interventions Actions 0.573249 reading disability 0.539621 different learning activities 0.634613 home life 0.50651 building blocks 0.513636 children’s brain 0.513559 poor handwriting 0.506728 school performance testing 0.605034 Poor vision 0.508026 Disabilities Education Improvement 0.597649 special teaching methods 0.584014 Dr. Brett Miller 0.592429 child mental health 0.63861 adequate instruction 0.508279 Poor nutrition 0.506574 poor speller 0.515065 disabilities 0.630807 learning problem 0.651955 health risks 0.509335	CLICK HERE
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