Research projects

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Research projects

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Investigating the molecular switch that sparks new blood vessel growth

Understanding how gene mutations cause arrhythmia

Tackling fatty plaques and aneurysms by blocking tiny blood vessel growth.

Uncovering the role of IGF-1 in obesity and diabetes

Finding out why a certain gene variant carried by 20% of us raises the risk of stroke.

Investigating a potential link between diabetes and damage to blood vessels

Understanding how common cancer drugs affect the heart

Could an old cancer medicine be a new treatment for heart failure?

Uncovering how platelets and excess fat in the bloodstream interact and damage blood vessels.

Could an anti-diabetic drug be used to battle heart diseases?

Studying a new faulty gene that cause heart muscle disease

Providing important evidence for guidelines on limiting sugars in the diet

Research projects

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View all of our research

Investigating the molecular switch that sparks new blood vessel growth

Understanding how gene mutations cause arrhythmia

Tackling fatty plaques and aneurysms by blocking tiny blood vessel growth.

Uncovering the role of IGF-1 in obesity and diabetes

Finding out why a certain gene variant carried by 20% of us raises the risk of stroke.

Investigating a potential link between diabetes and damage to blood vessels

Understanding how common cancer drugs affect the heart

Could an old cancer medicine be a new treatment for heart failure?

Uncovering how platelets and excess fat in the bloodstream interact and damage blood vessels.

Could an anti-diabetic drug be used to battle heart diseases?

Studying a new faulty gene that cause heart muscle disease

Providing important evidence for guidelines on limiting sugars in the diet

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