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Government rejects another opportunity to improve NHS workforce planning
The Government has again missed an opportunity to overhaul NHS workforce planning in rejecting an amendment to the Health and Care Bill.
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Raynaud’s disease: What is it? How does it affect the heart?
Professor Del Galdo explains the symptoms, causes and treatments of Raynaud's, and dispels myths about links between the circulatory condition and the heart.
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Study compares cardiovascular risk reduction of statin and non-statin therapies used for lowering cholesterol
Statins are a safe and effective way of lowering cholesterol, and this study helps to dispel the notion that statins work in ways that are unrelated to lowering cholesterol
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PUBLICATION
Heart Runners bucket wrapPoster / chart
This is a handy wrap for Heart Runners to download, print out and stick on collection buckets and tins. The PDF includes two options: one full colour and one with a white background in case you're short of printer ink.
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RECIPE
Asparagus and edamame bean frittataMain meal, Serves: 2, Prep time: 20
Boost your vegetable intake with this heart-healthy frittata recipe
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Can potassium-rich foods lower your blood pressure and keep your heart healthy?
Can eating avocados, bananas and salmon lower your blood pressure and reduce your risk of heart attacks and strokes? And does this really only apply to women? We look behind the headlines and give our verdict.
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RESEARCH
Is oxidation of the protein TAK1 an important factor in the progression of heart failure?King's College London | Dr Joseph Burgoyne
Heart failure is a debilitating condition where the heart cannot pump blood around the body effectively. It is a leading cause of death in the UK. We need to improve our understanding of the underlying biochemistry of heart failure so we c...
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Smoking and diabetes are biggest risk factors for peripheral artery disease
Smoking and diabetes are the two leading risk factors for peripheral artery disease (PAD), a narrowing of the arteries which can lead to limb amputation
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RESEARCH
Understanding the role of a subtype of immune cells in reperfusion injury in the heartQueen Mary, University of London | Dr Mathieu Benoit Voisin
During a heart attack or stroke, blood supply to a part of the heart or brain is cut off, causing tissue damage. Reperfusion injury is the additional tissue damage that occurs once the blood supply is restored. Reperfusion injury is also a ...
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