Research projects

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Predicting the risk of taking NSAIDs on the heart

Does mutated aquaporin-1 cause pulmonary hypertension?

Predicting the best way to reset the heart’s rhythm

Developing a more accurate test to predict a person’s risk of heart disease

Why and how do vascular ‘risk genes’ actually increase heart disease risk?

A new high-tech heart scan can improve treatments for people with heart diseases

Revealing the genetic faults responsible for the most common aortic valve defect

Deciphering the roles of BMP9 and BMP10 in heart and lung health and disease

When, where and what changes occur in cells in the heart during heart failure?

Improving heart attack recovery by stopping heart cells from ageing

A potential gene therapy to keep our hearts healthy as we age

New scanning technique could reveal severity of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

Research projects

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View all of our research

Predicting the risk of taking NSAIDs on the heart

Does mutated aquaporin-1 cause pulmonary hypertension?

Predicting the best way to reset the heart’s rhythm

Developing a more accurate test to predict a person’s risk of heart disease

Why and how do vascular ‘risk genes’ actually increase heart disease risk?

A new high-tech heart scan can improve treatments for people with heart diseases

Revealing the genetic faults responsible for the most common aortic valve defect

Deciphering the roles of BMP9 and BMP10 in heart and lung health and disease

When, where and what changes occur in cells in the heart during heart failure?

Improving heart attack recovery by stopping heart cells from ageing

A potential gene therapy to keep our hearts healthy as we age

New scanning technique could reveal severity of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

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