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Every 3 minutes, someone in the UK dies from cardiovascular disease. British Heart Foundation powers lifesaving research that keeps people with their loved ones for longer.

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Every 3 minutes, someone in the UK dies from cardiovascular disease. It’s one of the biggest killers in the UK, but also the most underfunded. It can affect anyone and doesn’t discriminate. Women. Men. The young. The seemingly fit and healthy. Since 1961 we’ve funded lifesaving research and, with your help, the future looks bright.

AI that predicts heart attacks up to a decade before they strike. Curing inherited heart muscle conditions. Preventing, treating, and even reversing heart failure with revolutionary treatments. All within our grasp, thanks to pioneering research funded by people like you - but our work is not done.

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Every 3 minutes, someone in the UK dies from cardiovascular disease.

But with your donations, research funded by British Heart Foundation can help more people like Dean – who had a heart attack at the age of 53 - survive.

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Dean and family

Jack is here thanks to lifesaving research

Jack was 17 when he collapsed from a cardiac arrest while playing basketball. CPR saved his life. He has since been diagnosed with the inherited heart muscle condition hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM). He was fitted with an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD) and a pacemaker and is now studying Software Engineering at university.

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Groundbreaking research saved Dean

At the age of 53, fit and healthy Dean had a heart attack.

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Michelle won’t live in fear

To date, Michelle has undergone 13 different types of heart surgery.

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