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2636	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Drinking to Excess - Recognize and Treat Alcohol Problems	Some people enjoy an occasional glass of wine with dinner. Others might grab a beer while watching a football game. Most people drink alcohol moderately, within their limits. Others overdo it occasionally. But some people find they can’t control their drinking. How do you know when drinking is becoming a problem? And what can you do if it is?	physical problem 0.561464 vicious cycle 0.560828 clinical research trials 0.596908 treatment clinic 0.561154 Dr. Raye Litten 0.603088 drug gabapentin 0.563085 drinking habits 0.600559 health care team 0.598768 drink alcohol 0.694678 12-ounce glass 0.560799 Alcohol Abuse 0.682102 Treat Alcohol Problems 0.761448 alcohol cravings 0.666293 new alcoholism treatments 0.605565 alcohol 0.993825 major problems 0.563444 alcohol craving 0.751174 heavy drinking 0.70235 5-ounce glass 0.560837 NIH researcher 0.566302 health problems 0.56468 alcohol problem 0.780822 alcohol-dependent people 0.580573 NIH’s National 0.57039 Dr. Lorenzo Leggio 0.611764	preventable deaths 0.56097 social support network 0.599512 table wine 0.560278 behavioral therapy 0.606685 alcohol use disorder 0.732968 Drug Administration 0.558755 good indicator 0.559023 NIH researchers 0.564332 alcohol problems 0.80168 alcohol dependence 0.730746 football game 0.567463 NIH Clinical Center 0.604957 in-patient addiction center 0.598581 hard liquor 0.559168 alcohol relapse 0.666459 occasional glass 0.564214 alcohol disorder 0.70226 alcohol treatment 0.675532 regular beer 0.56024 people 0.732807 alcohol use disorders 0.745211 primary care doctor 0.603781 personal life 0.561028 Dr. George Koob 0.609839	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
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3489	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	NIH Clinical Research Trials and You - Taking a swing at Alzheimer’s disease	List of Registries Personal Stories For Parents and Children For Health Care Providers Resources for Trial Sites Educational Resources Glossary of Common Terms If You Have a Question In the News Taking a swing at Alzheimer’s disease Ollie Doolittle helps researchers learn more about the aging brain Ollie and Vernie Doolittle with their arms around each other. Ollie and Vernie Doolittle. 81-year-old Ollie still plays on three softball teams.(Photo credit: UC Davis Alzheimer’s Center) The bond between Ollie and Vernie Doolittle has endured though 60 years of marriage and military service during two wars. They still never go to bed angry (most of the time).	cognitive change 0.63326 Disease Centers 0.535428 annual standardized tests 0.620891 longitudinal study 0.523094 major medical institutions 0.623035 Oklahoma high schools 0.643136 multiyear study 0.545559 Army Signal Corps 0.628686 federal government effort 0.614563 emotional engagement 0.528402 research advances 0.521842 memory problems 0.65872 research staff 0.537611 cognitive loss 0.528571 Health-supported UC Davis 0.643479 related disorders 0.521607 improved methods 0.53132 National Institutes 0.530891 Korean War 0.532302 William Seavey 0.55829 military service 0.545495 noncommissioned officer 0.524915 social workers 0.524504 Vernie Doolittle 0.565314	stable test results 0.612195 Disease Education 0.531984 Neuropsychological testing 0.529846 brain health 0.546028 major research study 0.648972 age-related cognitive change 0.625638 important events 0.525108 social calendar 0.537361 neurodegenerative disease 0.533785 little things 0.526356 Alzheimer’s disease 0.914754 softball teams 0.543113 Disease Center 0.645236 similar problems 0.536471 full-blown Alzheimer 0.621616 memory decline 0.531312 National Institute 0.635804 Ollie 0.952254 UC Davis Alzheimer 0.942663 U.S. Postal Service 0.632404 charity fundraisers 0.533496 mental activity 0.543361 memory loss 0.73669 mild cognitive impairment 0.637725	CLICK HERE
3896	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Finding a Clinical Trial	Sources for finding a clinical trial.	clinical research trials 0.613713 United States 0.46062 phone numbers 0.457828 advice 0.327145 infectious diseases 0.471791 NIH campus 0.530336 Alzheimer 0.332769 rare diseases 0.442239 NIH Clinical Research 0.658826 Clinical Center 0.56276 ClinicalTrials.gov 0.549855 conjunction 0.330275 world 0.327938 public 0.325296 NIH-funded initiative 0.447633 centers 0.326261 clinical trials 0.455069 details 0.327463 health conditions 0.435453 place 0.326489 health care professionals 0.578108	online database 0.447147 researchers 0.325752 healthy volunteers 0.444757 allergy 0.332298 clinical research studies 0.976233 people 0.3458 secure registry 0.440605 ResearchMatch 0.326775 symptom 0.332838 results database 0.455837 neurological disorders 0.476346 key words 0.444157 searchable registry 0.456034 institutes 0.326857 information 0.355507 cancer 0.330817 locations 0.327546 Bethesda 0.328841 Maryland 0.326305 wide range 0.447281	CLICK HERE
4303	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	¿Demasiado joven para los sofocos? Cuando los síntomas de la menopausia llegan demasiado pronto	Sofocos, sudoración nocturna, períodos menstruales irregulares y problemas para dormir. Estos conocidos síntomas de la menopausia aparecen en la mayoría de las mujeres cuando cumplen alrededor de 50 años. Sin embargo, si se presentan antes de los 40 años, lo cual ocurre aproximadamente en una de cada 100 mujeres, es un indicio de que algo anda mal. Los síntomas prematuros como estos pueden indicar una afección poco comprendida llamada insuficiencia ovárica primaria (IOP).	«Los síntomas 0.402385 llamada insuficiencia 0.377056 trastornos alimenticios 0.353337 término insuficiencia 0.367178	Lawrence M 0.362271 inesperada pérdida 0.361049 llamada hormona folículo 0.397109	CLICK HERE
4304	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Tome consciencia sobre la anestesia: Conozca más antes de operarse	Cuando está a punto de someterse a una cirugía, es posible que tenga muchas preocupaciones. Una de las más comunes tiene que ver con la anestesia. ¿Perderá la conciencia? ¿Cómo se sentirá después? ¿Es segura?	«La anestesia 0.779114 raras ocasiones 0.552482 mejores ideas 0.5564 «La percepción intraoperatoria 0.628045 Pequeños estudios 0.543539 Emery Brown 0.564336 determinado procedimiento 0.561345	«A medida 0.547644 mejores resultados 0.541011 Alex Evers 0.558921 importantes efectos 0.537382 Howard Nash 0.567949 enfermera anestesista 0.567743 percepción intraoperatoria 0.928668	CLICK HERE
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14536	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	El alcohol en exceso: Reconozca y trate los problemas con el alcohol	Hay quienes ocasionalmente disfrutan de una copa de vino con la cena. Otros quizás se tomen una cerveza mientras miran un partido de fútbol americano. La mayoría de las personas bebe alcohol moderadamente, dentro de los límites. Otros, a veces, los exceden. Sin embargo, hay personas que no pueden controlar la cantidad de alcohol que beben.¿Cómo puede saber si el consumo de alcohol se está convirtiendo en un problema? ¿Qué puede hacer si es un problema?	Lorenzo Leggio 0.922067 Raye Litten 0.882219 George Koob 0.903968 breve intervención 0.871944 Centro Clínico 0.827487	Estados Unidos 0.903935 decisiones correctas 0.911966 propiedades prometedoras 0.851911 objetivos realistas 0.823994 principales causas 0.912184	CLICK HERE
14537	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Pistas genéticas del brote de ébola de 2014	Los científicos secuenciaron los Genomas de aproximadamente 100 muestras del virus del Ébola provenientes de pacientes en África Occidental. Los hallazgos están ayudando a los investigadores a rastrear el origen y la propagación de este virus mortal.	Andersen KG 0.431091 Organización Mundial 0.430243 transmission during 0.433368	elucidates ebola virus 0.620017 Ã?frica Occidental 0.963033 Goba A 0.436413	CLICK HERE