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1461	National Cancer Institute	Html	en	Vaginal Cancer Treatment (PDQ®)–Health Professional Version	Expert-reviewed information summary about the treatment of vaginal cancer.	ongoing clinical trials 0.85552 long time span 0.761526 vaginal carcinoma 0.951107 vaginal wall involvement 0.883409 prior hysterectomy 0.778571 vaginal cancer 0.818887 vaginal cancer. 0.807751 available staging tests 0.778942 upper vaginal lesions 0.893311 Regional lymph nodes 0.757227 concurrent chemotherapy 0.764946 clear cell carcinomas 0.789213 cervical cancer 0.899035 Vaginal adenosis 0.826312 vaginal carcinomas 0.846251 vaginal SCC patients 0.90084 treatment approaches 0.767338 women 0.767592 treatment 0.85362 AJCC staging system. 0.759072 vaginal vault 0.831513 case series 0.90433 utero DES exposure 0.803909 apical vagina 0.754218 vaginal intraepithelial neoplasia 0.874302	external-beam radiation 0.754266 treatment planning 0.776769 clear cell carcinoma 0.966645 clear cell adenocarcinoma 0.790722 vaginal cancers 0.837225 local modality therapies 0.783604 cervical cancer management 0.790278 noninvasive squamous cell 0.774465 relative efficacy 0.761447 Gy tumor dose 0.754907 vaginal clear cell 0.868627 disease 0.778359 precise staging criteria 0.772344 local control 0.818953 utero exposure 0.878366 Early stage tumors 0.815533 cervical intraepithelial neoplasia 0.792254 small case series 0.758482 insufficient dose penetration 0.75402 American Joint Committee 0.782817 locally advanced tumors 0.766917 Cervical Cancer Treatment 0.817322 surgical treatment options 0.788171 standard treatment 0.795403	CLICK HERE
1792	National Cancer Institute	Html	es	Náuseas y vómitos relacionados con el tratamiento del cáncer (PDQ®)–Versión para pacientes	Resumen de información revisada por expertos acerca de las náuseas y vómitos como complicaciones del cáncer o su tratamiento. Se plantean abordajes de tratamiento de las náuseas y vómitos.	radioterapia nombre 0.366149 Dexametasona Corticosteroides 0.345517 palonosetrón antagonistas 0.420992 siguientes tipos 0.357417 siguientes estrategias 0.348254 único signo 0.33198 causa náuseas 0.753796 National Cancer Institute 0.339057 determinados medicamentos 0.5578 siguientes riesgos 0.330997 quimioterapia nombre 0.555099 PDQ Acupuntura 0.392476 Instituto Nacional 0.371538	siguientes problemas 0.372583 siguientes factores 0.44966 Physician Data Query 0.449355 Lorazepam Benzodiazepinas 0.337793 vómitos tardíos 0.949937 siguientes características 0.461706 determinadas situaciones 0.34995 fosaprepitant antagonistas 0.342662 prometazina fenotiacinas 0.421253 PDQ Náuseas 0.567745 medicamento tipo 0.522815 flujo sanguíneo escaso 0.412994 haloperidol butirofenonas 0.346571	CLICK HERE
2012	National Cancer Institute	Html	es	Exámenes de detección del cáncer de pulmón (PDQ®)–Versión para pacientes	Resumen de información revisada por expertos acerca de las pruebas utilizadas para detectar o vigilar el cáncer de pulmón.	PDQ Exámenes 0.778524 Physician Data Query 0.91448 mayores probabilidades 0.586703 Estados Unidos 0.865536 rayos x 0.605899 prevención revisa 0.573952 PDQ Prevención 0.807908 siguientes exámenes 0.801099 principal causa 0.623129	información ayuda 0.574441 vías respiratorias 0.622976 National Cancer Institute 0.606892 siguientes riesgos 0.571899 PDQ Aspectos 0.723454 siguientes sumarios 0.714394 Lung Screening Trial 0.688089 Instituto Nacional 0.689164	CLICK HERE
2018	National Cancer Institute	Html	es	Prevención del cáncer de pulmón (PDQ®)–Versión para profesionales de salud	Sumario de información revisada por expertos sobre factores que influyen en el riesgo de presentar cáncer de pulmón y sobre las investigaciones dirigidas a la prevención de esta enfermedad.	agentes carcinógenos 0.462163 factores alimentarios 0.825457 Retinol Efficacy Trial 0.359125 Cancer Research Fund 0.363502 how much 0.341238 Pinsky PF 0.34171 Sin embargo 0.481037 largo plazo 0.406049 tasas anuales promedio 0.375764 Health Care Policy 0.356657 PDQ Consumo 0.41794 vitaminas antioxidantes e 0.352553 vitamina e 0.340093 Outcomes Prevention Evaluation 0.355777 estudio atbc 0.383777 Estados Unidos 0.918409 Natl Cancer Inst 0.379434 Surgeon General Report 0.371012 bajo contenido 0.394946 numerosos estudios 0.665863 Women’s Health Study 0.359964 principal factor 0.344815 verdadera relación causa-efecto 0.391629 Beta-Carotene Cancer Prevention 0.361998 altas concentraciones 0.445954	childhood cancer 0.413412 radón causa 0.381229 hombres finlandeses fumadores 0.435889 Multi-Ethnic Cohort Study 0.379617 Subsequent neoplasms 0.341756 tabaco causa 0.392636 alta prevalencia 0.370255 múltiples lesiones 0.390734 elementos carcinógenos 0.375898 Health Study 0.393239 actividad física protegen 0.368641 Data Monitoring Committee 0.35531 Heart Protection Study 0.358634 paciente fumador 0.3962 antecedentes familiares 0.486318 Cancer Prevention Study 0.381093 gas radón 0.368394 principal causa 0.345807 pacientes fumadores 0.416554 Cancer Survivor Study 0.382901 múltiples lesiones premalignas 0.362501 mayores incrementos 0.341189 Cancer Prevention 0.39737 HOPE-The Ongoing Outcomes 0.356111	CLICK HERE
2973	National Cancer Institute	Video	en	Make Sure You Have What It Takes	Ready to quit smoking? Make sure you have what it takes. Visit teen.smokefree.gov.	02 0.414634 ElixirMediaProd 0.414568 CDC 0.732439 QuitSmokingCom 0.418054 Sperm 0.414461 Famous People 0.497717 body 0.415775 Anti Smoking Commercial 0.594002 Disease Control 0.79595 Michael 0.432529 List 0.414915 Belhus 0.420781 Story 0.414456 Ellie 0.41667 Smokers 0.569726 Asthma Attack 0.474832 Duration 0.939681 Home Alchemy 0.475983 Hollywood 0.417592 mutation 0.414755 Smoking Advice 0.525781 Men 0.414403 Unattractive Things 0.479984 basement 0.414589	Smoking Timeline 0.544895 Centers 0.483728 NHS Smokefree 0.484439 Allen Carr 0.481427 Unkle Adams 0.494687 Losers Game 0.480152 air 0.41576 Aadarsh Sharma 0.493771 Videos 0.414563 Prevention 0.483581 Chicken Egg 0.47424 Great Ads 0.480844 smoking 0.667373 Smoking PSA 0.536443 views 0.800457 Terrifying 0.418131 CDC Tips 0.549794 James 0.414466 Domonic Smith 0.486979 Quit Smoking 0.543911 COPD patient 0.483677 Olly 0.42117 Planet Nibiru 0.480348 Doritos Commercial Compilation 0.548737	CLICK HERE
3437	National Cancer Institute	Html	es	Prevención del cáncer de estómago (gástrico) (PDQ®)–Versión para pacientes	Sumario de información revisada por expertos sobre factores que pueden influir en el riesgo de presentar cáncer de estómago y sobre las investigaciones dirigidas a la prevención de esta enfermedad.	siguientes factores 0.837019 voluntarios sanos 0.649737 Physician Data Query 0.828425 siguientes afecciones 0.700348 Estados Unidos 0.992286 suficiente ejercicio 0.665482 prevención revisa 0.656327 PDQ Prevención 0.701412 bacteria helicobacter 0.66365	National Cancer Institute 0.659684 vitamina c 0.655742 tipo a 0.654153 siguientes riesgos 0.647812 alto contenido 0.74292 siguientes sumarios 0.735961 vitamina b12 0.670397 Instituto Nacional 0.708301	CLICK HERE
3561	National Cancer Institute	Html	en	Obesity	People who are obese may have an increased risk of several types of cancer, whereas eating a healthy diet, being physically active, and keeping a healthy weight may help reduce risk of some cancers.	National Heart 0.499901 Obesity 0.347906 healthy diet 0.745052 gallbladder 0.258317 healthy behaviors 0.755955 Cancer fact sheets 0.830969 healthy weight 0.977177 Physical Activity 0.512739 Overweight 0.225819 Blood Institute 0.497718 kidney 0.214739	uterus 0.266957 menopause 0.223953 high blood pressure 0.86289 heart disease 0.510853 pancreas 0.241431 cancers 0.402713 colon 0.229687 risk 0.325352 rectum 0.279116 information 0.236001	CLICK HERE
4389	National Cancer Institute	Html	en	Sunlight	Exposure to UV radiation from the sun, sunlamps, and tanning booths causes early aging and skin damage that can lead to skin cancer. Find information, including tips, on how to protect your skin.	skin cancer 0.670141 sun visors 0.456822 shades 0.330644 early aging 0.476035 dark skin 0.458278 sources 0.329654 skin damage 0.480277 wide brim 0.466856 windshields 0.391235 mid-morning 0.329734 long pants 0.452301 skin 0.754109 SPF 0.373931 ice 0.356895 UPF 0.341366 clouds 0.329163 skin tones 0.597399 tips 0.329364 Wear sunglasses 0.448638 sun protection factor 0.555629 dark fabrics 0.445529 light skin tone 0.592307 hat 0.32822	pavement 0.327954 mind 0.357411 late afternoon 0.469796 light clothing 0.439637 Exposure 0.331467 sunscreen products 0.456996 windows 0.357118 neck 0.328307 people 0.384721 water 0.356986 UV radiation 0.940101 sand 0.362057 sunlight 0.380409 ultraviolet protection factor 0.576115 snow 0.359149 booths 0.335732 parts 0.327951 ages 0.329914 sunlamps 0.332236 time 0.329824 beds 0.330757 rays 0.330102	CLICK HERE
15638	National Cancer Institute	Html	null	Cooperative Agreements	null			CLICK HERE
16847	National Cancer Institute	Html	en	Safety of Nanotechnology Cancer Treatment	Nanotechnology is a powerful tool for combating cancer. NCI's Alliance for Nanotechnology in Cancer is continuously testing the safety of this new technology.	nanotech applications 0.677357 animal models 0.640611 new technology 0.654112 tissue damage 0.64104 cancer therapy 0.659011 ambient incidental nanoparticles 0.981236 high reactivity 0.657801 energy consumption 0.667996 volcanic ash 0.655357 small size 0.652566 nanomaterial safety 0.671123 NCL works 0.785834 greenhouse gas emissions 0.807194 nanomaterials 0.638465 potential health risks 0.757642 potential toxicity 0.657709 industrial applications—have 0.651915 voluntary-consensus standards 0.640352 powerful tool 0.664491 physicochemical properties 0.648003 available data 0.647533 NCL 0.841511 NCL tests 0.795621 unresolved debate 0.653791 unique tensile 0.653407	specific type 0.6502 over-the-counter dandruff remedies 0.781003 drug carriers 0.640153 potential risks 0.643319 Nanotechnology Characterization Laboratory 0.835959 different nanoparticles 0.793593 NCI Alliance 0.651255 order-of-magnitude higher levels 0.778354 nanoparticle exposure studies 0.785887 intramural program 0.646486 background incidental nanoparticles 0.982807 Stone Age 0.656862 nanomaterial—carbon nanotubes 0.650728 cancer applications 0.701263 human activities 0.656976 household cleaning products 0.76545 sea spray 0.653365 animal studies 0.647308 cancer research communities 0.992223 toxicity testing 0.646545 nanomaterial types 0.658682 medical applications 0.642559 magnetic properties 0.653737 family pets 0.646993	CLICK HERE