ARTICLES LIST

Clear Search

Select the Article Source National Cancer Institute Office of Dietary Supplements National Institute on Aging Healthfinder.gov National Institute of Child Health and Human Development Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Administration for Children and Families National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences National Library of Medicine National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke NIH Senior Health National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases Health and Human Services National Institute of General Medical Sciences National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research National Human Genome Research Institute Food and Drug Administration Center for Tobacco Products Public Health and Medical Emergency Support for a Nation Prepared Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People National Institute on Drug Abuse National Institutes of Health National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases U S Food and Drug Administration National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute

Media ID	Source Name	Media Type	Language	Media Name	Media Description	Keywords	Keywords	Link to Article
2633	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Cold, Flu, or Allergy? - Cold, Flu, or Allergy? Know the Difference for Best Treatment	You’re feeling pretty lousy. You’ve got sniffles, sneezing, and a sore throat. Is it a cold, flu, or allergies? It can be hard to tell them apart because they share so many symptoms. But understanding the differences will help you choose the best treatment.	allergen 0.554216 different viruses 0.607932 harmless substances 0.608398 health care provider 0.683032 infectious diseases 0.612107 delicate respiratory tissues 0.695521 pharmacist 0.520429 cough 0.522641 key symptoms 0.620101 over-the-counter medicines 0.606314 stuffy nose 0.747698 Wise Choices 0.59635 pet dander 0.606698 germs 0.522974 sniffles 0.531367 Flu Page 0.708275 need 0.520393 drug overlap 0.601635 colds 0.591596 symptoms 0.697927 Allergy symptoms 0.610922 acetaminophen 0.533525 condition 0.520655 allergic to. 0.607784 pain relievers 0.600633	decongestants 0.525213 allergies 0.645735 thumb 0.521104 dosages 0.522163 cold 0.659818 best treatment 0.619112 different drugs 0.596506 sore throat 0.756469 active ingredients 0.596108 general aches 0.625817 body parts 0.609554 pollen seasons 0.60474 microscopic threats. 0.606139 immune cells 0.60448 runny 0.561793 Dr. Teresa Hauguel 0.705889 NIH 0.520772 medical care 0.599462 flu 0.941917 watery eyes 0.607904 doctor 0.537476 high fever 0.60814 antihistamines 0.525223 medicine labels 0.601828	CLICK HERE
2657	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Tick Talk - Block Tick Bites and Lyme Disease	When warm weather arrives, you might get the urge to walk barefoot through the grass. But before you stroll through your lawn or head out on a hiking trail, you’ll want to protect yourself and your loved ones from ticks that often lurk in tall grass, thick brush, and wooded areas. Many ticks carry disease, so do what you can to keep ticks from taking a bite out of you.	great outdoors 0.381031 tick prevention 0.412238 areas 0.335348 Block Tick Bites 0.528635 best way 0.384337 infected deer 0.387864 body 0.330896 urge 0.320533 Disease Control 0.408085 Lyme disease—are 0.474368 certain symptoms 0.384664 high heat 0.381304 nerve problems 0.385164 Borrelia burgdorferi 0.402096 blood meal 0.388455 long socks 0.380283 antibiotics Prescription medications 0.452663 hiking trail 0.398056 extreme fatigue 0.383384 specific regions 0.394421 size 0.329456 Adult deer ticks 0.621669 upper Midwest 0.393032 insect repellant 0.380338 United States 0.391712	U.S. Centers 0.392599 sesame seed 0.386486 skin 0.343435 fever 0.355945 tick-borne diseases 0.587473 red rash 0.400539 common tick-borne illness 0.492336 bacterial infections 0.382317 tall grass 0.395985 lyme disease 0.948196 poppy seeds 0.390119 Rocky Mountain 0.391087 Lyme disease expert 0.558532 southern states 0.392026 bull’s-eye. 0.390276 ticks 0.813329 disease-causing ticks 0.534531 long sleeves 0.380846 joint pain 0.384181 people 0.398929 tall vegetation 0.381327 clothes 0.326758 later stages 0.37913 warm weather 0.401566	CLICK HERE
2667	National Institutes of Health	Html	en	Gripped by Gout - Avoiding the Ache and Agony	Sudden, painful swelling at the base of the big toe is often the first warning sign of gout. It can affect other joints as well. Without treatment, gout can lead to severe joint damage and make it hard for you to move. The good news is, most types of gout are treatable, especially if caught early.	sudden inflammation 0.493453 kidney problems 0.482888 tiny needle-like crystals 0.553472 joints 0.48119 health care provider 0.538156 Postmenopausal women 0.481456 family member 0.476739 Boston University School 0.554037 chronic gout 0.796784 common form 0.484921 drinking large amounts 0.539307 healthy lifestyle changes—the 0.531029 sudden attacks 0.492669 joints—a condition 0.47644 uric acid 0.635615 warning sign 0.489973 unhealthy dietary habits 0.542854 alcohol 0.424362 big toe 0.492817 uric acid-lowering medicines 0.572989 protective response 0.479305 swelling 0.440076 severe joint damage 0.560889 frequent gout attacks 0.809662 medical conditions 0.483064	low-dose aspirin 0.482798 gout 0.947632 long term 0.475475 kidney stones 0.478026 injected steroids 0.478265 Dr. Hyon Choi 0.580471 organ meats 0.476798 Early gout attacks 0.837486 Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs 0.542658 good news 0.487292 Gout symptoms 0.766948 heart disease 0.482905 purine-rich foods—such 0.479757 certain medicines 0.476207 arthritis—in fact 0.485354 water pills 0.478001 body’s tissues 0.479971 intense pain 0.481115 people 0.426717 high blood pressure 0.679901 sugary soda 0.476483 purines 0.447861 risk 0.423757 high blood levels 0.549805	CLICK HERE
4250	National Library of Medicine	Html	en	The HIV Life Cycle	An overview of the HIV life cycle. This factsheet contains information about and images depicting how HIV uses immune cells to replicate and how different medications block the replication cycle.	ART 0.324719 different stages 0.278208 HIV drug 0.514919 body 0.263127 type 0.221038 cure HIV 0.423036 reverse transcription 0.239203 combines HIV medicines 0.427854 copies 0.220941 assembly 0.208303 different HIV drug 0.482 HIV drug resistance 0.484733 HIV transmission 0.420881 CD4 cells 0.421017 National Institute 0.241518 combination 0.208743 process 0.2201 development 0.208485 white blood cell 0.36106 webpages 0.208263 HIV attacks 0.386598	HIV infection. HIV 0.55594 HIV drug classes 0.485675 AIDS 0.208684 CD4 cell 0.304336 NIAID 0.209813 people 0.23153 steps 0.219753 Antiretroviral therapy 0.29397 HIV life cycle 0.915311 specific step 0.288089 spread 0.215702 HIV medicines 0.769447 HIV 0.946244 different drug classes 0.267235 integration 0.208317 major role 0.294612 Infectious Diseases 0.24094 antiretroviral drugs 0.242461 risk 0.236788 healthier lives 0.241005	CLICK HERE
4252	National Library of Medicine	Html	en	HIV Treatment – Drug Resistance	HIV drug resistance occurs when a mutation occurs during HIV replication. Anti-HIV medications that previously controlled a person’s HIV infection are not effective against the mutant, drug-resistant HIV. Adherence to a treatment regimen reduces the risk of developing drug resistance.	7-day pill box 0.349899 cross resistance 0.395582 health care provider 0.498268 drug-resistant strains 0.394422 Human Services 0.32704 HIV resistance testing 0.500013 Services Administration 0.326899 HIV treatment regimen 0.57184 pregnant women 0.371958 HIV/AIDS Treatment 0.326815 HIV regimen 0.724111 AIDSinfo drug resistance 0.373536 Antiretroviral Agents 0.328601 health care providers 0.350718 Skipping HIV medicines 0.558825 busy schedule 0.327437 test results 0.327328 HIV multiplies 0.502138 drug-resistant HIV. 0.366335 AIDSinfo Drug Database 0.352277 HIV medicines 0.908099 HIV treatment 0.613632 drug-resistant strain 0.355611 person 0.493804 Infectious Diseases 0.327238	drug resistance 0.661555 new HIV regimen 0.511208 medical appointments 0.325899 lack health insurance 0.349692 drug-resistant hiv 0.692953 daily pill reminders 0.349075 effective HIV treatment 0.487772 drug-resistance testing 0.617223 person’s HIV 0.492377 virus 0.329165 multiplying. Drug resistance 0.377933 variations 0.326648 viral load testing 0.35378 Health Resources 0.326808 National Institute 0.327924 Drug-resistance testing results 0.399054 Clinical Care/Resistance Testing 0.353334 HIV medication adherence 0.493141 HIV 0.919618 HIV drug class 0.502143 prescribed. HIV medicines 0.557643 drug classes 0.33166 medication aids 0.327572 HIV infection 0.471145	CLICK HERE
4254	National Library of Medicine	Html	en	HIV and Diabetes	In people with HIV, use of some HIV medicines may increase blood glucose (also called blood sugar) levels and lead to type 2 diabetes. Drugs in the PI and NRTI classes are most frequently associated with increased risk of diabetes. Type 2 diabetes is treated with life style changes and/or medication.	Kidney Diseases 0.343091 healthy diet 0.55975 foods 0.350072 health care provider 0.4495 daily exercise 0.346797 glucose levels 0.785869 insulin causes 0.36235 type 0.608965 body 0.359502 Alaska Native 0.34908 Diabetes Diet 0.432091 risk factors 0.396546 greater risk 0.344722 immune system attacks 0.348432 family background 0.346433 HIV medicines 0.97358 health problems 0.348853 FPG test 0.347675 regular physical activity 0.386027 healthy weight. 0.34769 fasting plasma glucose 0.45866 main source 0.403716 blood glucose 0.773962 blood vessel disease 0.391648 insulin 0.417616	Blood glucose testing 0.538764 blood glucose levels 0.713403 kidney disease 0.346 lean meats 0.399264 regular exercise 0.469982 high blood glucose 0.462357 insulin resistance 0.391647 nerve damage 0.349619 National Institute 0.345498 high glucose levels 0.534737 main types 0.4022 glucose 0.802712 protease inhibitor 0.349248 common test 0.343045 Pacific Islander American 0.385693 people 0.443564 physical activity 0.518389 cells 0.368674 higher-than-normal glucose levels 0.550502 family history 0.402847 nucleoside reverse transcriptase 0.388136 drug classes 0.348466 blood sugar 0.395045 American Indian 0.346321	CLICK HERE
4255	National Library of Medicine	Html	es	La infección por el VIH y la diabetes	https://infosida.nih.gov/education-materials/fact-sheets/22/59/la-infeccion-por-el-vih-y-la-diabetes	antecedentes familiares 0.334461 insulina causa 0.320124 sistema inmunitario ataca 0.311189 graves problemas 0.305574 derrame y enfermedad 0.305796 hepatitis c 0.305386 suficiente insulina 0.309675	principal fuente 0.318889 diabetes tipo 0.989527 causa altas concentraciones 0.311882 hormona llamada insulina 0.312823 granos enteros carnes 0.311338 transcriptasa inversa análogos 0.310656 altas concentraciones 0.336611	CLICK HERE
4348	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Ayuda para enfermedades raras y no diagnosticadas	Tratar de obtener un diagnóstico para una enfermedad desconcertante puede ser un proceso largo y frustrante. En el caso de enfermedades raras, dar con el diagnóstico puede llevar años. El Centro de Información sobre Enfermedades Genéticas y Raras (GARD por sus siglas en inglés) brinda información sobre miles de enfermedades raras, así como recursos para ayudar a dar con un diagnóstico y a encontrar los cuidados apropiados. Aprenda más sobre el GARD.			CLICK HERE
14512	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	Conducir Distraído Aumenta el Riesgo de Accidente	La tecnología de video y de sensores en los vehículos demostró que conducir distraído, especialmente entre los nuevos conductores, aumenta el riesgo de accidentes automovilísticos y cuasi-accidentes. El estudio también demostró que los conductores comen, buscan el teléfono, envían mensajes de texto o apartan la mirada de la carretera cerca del 10% del tiempo.			CLICK HERE
14520	National Institutes of Health	Article	es	El Dolor de Cabeza: Qué Hacer Cuando le Duele la Cabeza	La mayoría de nosotros sufre dolores de cabeza de vez en cuando. Algunos son leves. Otros causan un dolor punzante. Pueden durar minutos o días. Hay muchos tipos diferentes de dolor de cabeza. La forma de tratar el suyo depende del tipo de dolor que tenga.	Linda Porter 0.69334 Busque atención 0.556597	señala porter 0.976902 numerosos nervios 0.774767	CLICK HERE