Research projects

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Improving the accuracy of cardiac MRI stress tests for the diagnosis of heart failure

Alterations to MLC2 in human tissue; a suspect for poor contraction in heart failure

What do bright spots in pregnancy scans tell us about children’s hearts?

Could heart fibroblast cells help to repair damage?

Searching for new treatments to prevent repeat heart attacks or strokes

Can we prevent more damage to heart muscle after a heart attack?

Determining the importance of STAT5A in atherosclerosis

Finding the best treatment for stopping major bleeds after heart surgery

Does a protein called Piezo1 hold the key to preventing stiffening of the heart valves?

Understanding how high blood pressure causes kidney damage

Testing a new strategy to treat inflammation in heart disease

Using statistics to find the parts of the human genome that relate to our risk of heart and circulatory diseases

Research projects

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View all of our research

Improving the accuracy of cardiac MRI stress tests for the diagnosis of heart failure

Alterations to MLC2 in human tissue; a suspect for poor contraction in heart failure

What do bright spots in pregnancy scans tell us about children’s hearts?

Could heart fibroblast cells help to repair damage?

Searching for new treatments to prevent repeat heart attacks or strokes

Can we prevent more damage to heart muscle after a heart attack?

Determining the importance of STAT5A in atherosclerosis

Finding the best treatment for stopping major bleeds after heart surgery

Does a protein called Piezo1 hold the key to preventing stiffening of the heart valves?

Understanding how high blood pressure causes kidney damage

Testing a new strategy to treat inflammation in heart disease

Using statistics to find the parts of the human genome that relate to our risk of heart and circulatory diseases

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