Research projects

Searching for a new way to improve heart function in heart failure, without causing irregular heart rhythms

When is the best time to start taking blood-thinning drugs after a stroke caused by atrial fibrillation?

University College London

Professor David Werring

Understanding how platelets are switched on to help improve anti-clotting treatments

University of Bristol

Professor Stuart Mundell

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Searching for a new way to improve heart function in heart failure, without causing irregular heart rhythms

From bug to drug: engineering new heart drugs from tick saliva

Improving scans for children with heart disease

Fixing the heart’s electrical wiring system to prevent abnormal heart rhythms and heart failure

Enhancing the body’s natural anti-clotting system to treat thrombosis

Harnessing the natural regenerative properties of the heart to repair damage after injury

When is the best time to start taking blood-thinning drugs after a stroke caused by atrial fibrillation?

Understanding how platelets are switched on to help improve anti-clotting treatments

Preventing stroke damage by mimicking the body’s own anti-clot drugs

Using high-tech scanners to identify patients at greatest risk of heart attack

Understanding long-term effects of heart surgery in children

Does the 16:8 programme help people lose weight and lower heart disease risk?

Research projects

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Filter by

View all of our research

Searching for a new way to improve heart function in heart failure, without causing irregular heart rhythms

From bug to drug: engineering new heart drugs from tick saliva

Improving scans for children with heart disease

Fixing the heart’s electrical wiring system to prevent abnormal heart rhythms and heart failure

Enhancing the body’s natural anti-clotting system to treat thrombosis

Harnessing the natural regenerative properties of the heart to repair damage after injury

When is the best time to start taking blood-thinning drugs after a stroke caused by atrial fibrillation?

Understanding how platelets are switched on to help improve anti-clotting treatments

Preventing stroke damage by mimicking the body’s own anti-clot drugs

Using high-tech scanners to identify patients at greatest risk of heart attack

Understanding long-term effects of heart surgery in children

Does the 16:8 programme help people lose weight and lower heart disease risk?

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