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    Pearl barley, kale and winter veg broth
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    This is pure comfort in a bowl, with pearl barley and a healthy kick of kale. Add peas or chopped broccoli instead of the spinach or kale if liked.

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    Baked potato skins with salmon and soft cheese

    Serves: 8, Prep time: 30

    Crisp baked potato skins topped with a soft cheese, salmon and chive mixture create a nutritious snack to enjoy with friends

    Baked potato skins with salmon and soft cheese

  • RESEARCH

    Improving the identification of faulty heart valves

    King's College London | Dr Pablo Lamata

    Blood travels through our hearts in a one-way system. Strong, flexible, one-way valves within the heart make sure blood keeps flowing in the correct direction. However, valves can become inflamed and stiff with age and disease, which puts a...

  • RESEARCH

    What keeps mitochondria healthy in the heart?

    King's College London | Professor Ajay Shah

    BHF Professor Ajay Shah and his team at Kings College London are studying whether manipulating a stress pathway in the mitochondria of heart muscle cells could help treat heart disease. Mitochondria are ‘powerhouses’ within cells that gene...

  • Rise in 16 to 24 year olds volunteering for charity

    This Student Volunteering Week (7th - 13th February 2022), we are encouraging students across the UK to volunteer at their local BHF shop.

  • Diet plan: how to stick to a healthy diet

    Struggling to eat a healthy diet to help weight loss? Our expert shares tips to help you get back on track with your diet plan, or even start one, after a holiday or busy week.

  • Heart rhythm problems research

    Over a million people in the UK have a heart rhythm problem. Our research gives people with heart rhythm disorders the best chance of living longer, healthier lives.

  • Staying active

    Exercise helps everyone live a happier and healthier life. If you have heart and circulatory disease it can help manage your condition and get you feeling great.

  • RESEARCH

    How blood clotting is controlled by platelets and proteins: LAIR-1 and PECAM-1

    University of Birmingham | Dr Alexandra Mazharian

    Megakaryocytes (the cells which make platelets) have two proteins called LAIR-1 and PECAM-1 which seem to be important for keeping platelets in an inactive state in the bone marrow. Platelets help blood clotting to prevent bleeding but ...

  • BHF Corporate Partner of the Year

    This award recognises the support from corporate or community partners who promote the work of BHF and raise crucial funds for lifesaving research.

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