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A clinical trial testing if intensive treatment of a heart attack benefits older people

Newcastle University

Dr Vijay Kunadian

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A clinical trial testing if intensive treatment of a heart attack benefits older people

A new signalling pathway involved in pulmonary arterial hypertension

How exercise affects the heart’s small blood vessels in microvascular angina

How do cholesterol and platelets team up to cause blood vessel damage?

A computer model for assessing severity of peripheral arterial disease

Understanding the biology underlying broken heart syndrome

A new virtual tool to detect heart patients needing stents

Is a tiny molecule a big culprit in atrial fibrillation?

How the heart cell’s internal skeleton helps normal heart development

Studying a heart protein that senses blood flow and mechanical stress

What causes severe aortic stenosis and how to detect it early

Sorting apples from pears: do Wnt proteins determine body fat distribution?

Research projects

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View all of our research

A clinical trial testing if intensive treatment of a heart attack benefits older people

A new signalling pathway involved in pulmonary arterial hypertension

How exercise affects the heart’s small blood vessels in microvascular angina

How do cholesterol and platelets team up to cause blood vessel damage?

A computer model for assessing severity of peripheral arterial disease

Understanding the biology underlying broken heart syndrome

A new virtual tool to detect heart patients needing stents

Is a tiny molecule a big culprit in atrial fibrillation?

How the heart cell’s internal skeleton helps normal heart development

Studying a heart protein that senses blood flow and mechanical stress

What causes severe aortic stenosis and how to detect it early

Sorting apples from pears: do Wnt proteins determine body fat distribution?

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