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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
2637	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Focusing on ADHD - Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder	Most children get restless, rowdy, or distracted at times. That’s all part of being a kid. But some kids have such trouble paying attention, staying focused, and finishing tasks that it interferes with their schoolwork, home life, and friendships. These difficulties might be signs of a developmental disorder called attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD.	mental health 0.589474 Dr. Benedetto Vitiello 0.648323 friendships 0.420466 children 0.542483 good schedule 0.487225 constant reminders 0.489615 brain development 0.488658 hard time 0.493121 stimulants 0.441566 impatient 0.423389 impulsiveness 0.422186 severe cases 0.498076 different types 0.488227 symptoms 0.456911 psychiatrist 0.418959 routine tasks 0.486633 effective ADHD medications 0.675347 complex factors 0.490449 kids ages 0.51533 discourage distraction 0.495853 persistent behavior 0.496267 single test 0.494584 deficit hyperactivity disorder 0.805858 ADHD 0.984825 mental health specialist 0.560572	adults 0.419128 attention deficit hyperactivity 0.822565 Nationwide 0.418292 times 0.420817 schoolwork 0.419539 signs 0.418471 home life 0.507252 trouble 0.461964 kids 0.702437 good behavior 0.483912 difficulty sleeping 0.489152 common brain condition 0.584291 motion 0.418208 therapy 0.418232 inattentive types 0.489144 problematic behaviors 0.490479 especially girls 0.493763 chores 0.420321 child mental health 0.583045 doctor 0.449164 complete assignments 0.494635 activities 0.451614 appetite 0.418088 inattentive kind 0.490622	CLICK HERE
2640	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Gut Check	This site offers easy-to-read information about screening for colorectal cancer, the 2nd leading cause of cancer-related deaths nationwide.	Screening 0.527434 treatment 0.416551 polyps 0.526058 growths 0.520932 site 0.429743 website 0.415493	colorectal cancer 0.794091 cancer-related deaths 0.993778 cause 0.460898 resources 0.41016 easy-to-read information 0.906451	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
2673	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Insights into Brain Injury	Scientists have uncovered new details about what happens in the brain after a concussion. The findings point to possible ways to reduce the harmful effects of these injuries.	outer covering 0.666424 lasting effects 0.394551 high levels 0.353941 Dr. Dorian McGavern 0.591132 NIH researchers 0.397231 head injury 0.356916 new details 0.418954 brain injury 0.688602 human skull bone 0.622479 trauma site 0.361445 closer look 0.386296 swift blow 0.410225 specific cells 0.364128 cell death 0.988455 harmful effects 0.421053 surface layer 0.368867 special type 0.375729	brain 0.823537 brain damage 0.402145 time window 0.365056 cell-damaging molecules 0.39199 harmful molecules 0.417475 scientists 0.269201 mild brain injuries 0.641444 Certain compounds 0.358879 skull bone 0.782081 study leader 0.363119 brain tissue 0.389509 concussion 0.277285 mild type 0.403964 thicker skull bone 0.648601 possible ways 0.415803 concussions 0.40378 nearly half 0.377202	CLICK HERE
4343	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Los beneficios de caminar	¿Está pensando en agregar más actividad física a su día? Caminar puede ser una manera excelente de volverse más activo.			CLICK HERE
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14518	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	La Picazón del Herpes Zóster: Las Vacunas y los Tratamientos Reducen los Riesgos	Si usted alguna vez tuvo varicela, puede estar en riesgo de una enfermedad muy dolorosa llamada herpes zóster, a medida de que envejece. El herpes zóster es un sarpullido y una enfermedad neurológica causada por un virus, que en ocasiones puede ser muy tormentosa. Afortunadamente, usted puede tomar medidas para evitar el herpes zóster o aliviar los efectos graves.	dolorosa llamada herpes 0.312743 vacuna llamada zostavax 0.306274 inclusive ardor 0.30374 mejores medios 0.302871	Jeffrey Cohen 0.304123 severo dolor 0.303808 Estados Unidos 0.303989 herpes zóster 0.998216	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
16511	National Institutes of Health	Html	null	NIH Forms & Applications	null			CLICK HERE