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Understanding how PDE3A proteins function in the heart could lead to new treatments for heart failureUniversity of Oxford | Professor Manuela Zaccolo
Professor Manuela Zaccolo is studying heart failure, where the heart is unable to pump hard enough to deliver enough blood around the body and for which there is currently no cure. Some of the drugs used to treat heart failure work by bl...
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Mind the gender gap
We have released Bias & Biology,bringing together a breadth of research in order to paint a picture of how women in the UK are disadvantaged at every stage of having a heart attack, compared to men.
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Increase your willpower and self-control
An expert psychologist explains how to increase your willpower and self-control to eat healthily, exercise regularly, quit smoking and live well.
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6 reasons you may not be eating fish – and how to get over them
Fish is good for your health, so why don’t we eat more of it? Senior Dietitian Victoria Taylor looks at reasons why people don't eat fish - and some tips on how to introduce more into your diet.
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Seven marathons, seven days, seven continents - right after a heart attack and a double bypass
Explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes has a special bond with one of the world's top cardiac surgeons
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Research in Newcastle to further study the role of genes in congenital heart defects
New research funded by the British Heart Foundation (BHF) at Newcastle University will study how certain genes could lead to heart blood vessel defects in babies.
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Gene links female body shape to risk of type 2 diabetes
Scientists part-funded by us at King’s College London have identified a gene that in women is linked to the creation and location of new fat cells and is thought to contribute to a person's risk of type 2 diabetes.
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Information for solicitors and executors of Wills
Solicitors and executors can find out how to pay in a legacy to British Heart Foundation, get our charity details and find out about bereavement support.
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BHF responds to Autumn Budget
The BHF has responded to the Government's Autumn Budget