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Would you like to become a Gift Aider?
Learn how becoming a Gift Aider increases the value of your donations to our shops and stores.
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PUBLICATION
Do-it-yourself BuntingOther, published on 07/08/2017
Bunting for your fundraising event to raise money for our life saving research.
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Pak1 and abnormal heart rhythmsUniversity of Oxford | Professor Ming Lei
Dr Ming Lei and his colleagues at the University of Oxford are working out whether an enzyme called Pak1 could be controlled to treat abnormal heart rhythms, also known as arrhythmias. When arrhythmias affect the ventricles, the lower pum...
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The charity funding crisis threatens the future of research in the UK
Our medical director Professor Sir Nilesh Samani outlines what is at stake as the Covid-19 crisis hits medical research charity finances.
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Gender and ethnicity pay report March 2020Other, published on 29/03/2021
We've published a report setting out what we're doing to close the gender pay gap at The British Heart Foundation.
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Training day terms and conditions
Terms and conditions for training day participants.
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Can you eat too much fruit? How much should you have?
BHF Senior Dietitian, Tracy Parker, explains that 5 portions of fruit and veg a day is the recommended amount, and dispels myths that eating too much can lead to weight gain and diabetes.
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Art and science collide in BHF national science image competition
Today we announce the winners of our annual ‘Reflections of Research’ image competition. By uniting science and art, our scientists showcase cutting-edge research into heart and circulatory diseases.
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Driving with a heart or circulatory condition
Learn more about driving while living with a heart condition, specifically how quickly you can get back to driving, whether you need to let the DVLA know about your heart condition, whether you can drive a large goods vehicle, and whether you need to let your car insurance company know.
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RESEARCH
BAMBI and normal blood clottingImperial College London | Dr Isabelle Salles-Crawley
Heart attacks and strokes are caused by clots forming inside the blood vessels supplying the heart or brain. BAMBI is a protein on the surface of the cells that line our blood vessels called endothelial cells, and on the surface of platelet...