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  • Brain changes linked to emotion discovered in mysterious Takotsubo syndrome

    Changes in areas of the brain associated with emotion have been identified in people with Takotsubo syndrome, according to research presented at the British Cardiovascular Society centenary conference in Manchester.

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    Testing innovative image-analysis to spot high-risk coronary arteries

    University of Cambridge | Professor Martin Bennett

    Atherosclerosis occurs when fatty deposits, known as plaques, form in the walls of our blood vessels, such as the coronary supplying the heart. Some of these plaques can rupture and create a blood clot, which can cause a heart attack. Card...

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    A national resource to study pulmonary arterial hypertension

    University of Cambridge | Professor Nicholas Morrell

    The BHF have awarded a grant to Professor Nick Morell at the University of Cambridge to establish a cohort of patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) and their families throughout the United Kingdom and Ireland. The cohort will ...

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    Understanding how the structure of blood clots affects thrombosis risk

    University of Leeds | Professor Robert Ariens

    Thrombosis occurs when a clot forms in a blood vessels and prevents the blood supply from reaching the tissues supplied by that vessel. Clots are primarily made up of platelets embedded in a network of fibres made of a protein called fibrin...

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    Von Willebrand factor unfolding the clotting process

    Imperial College London | Professor David A Lane

    Following blood vessel injury, platelets are needed to form a blood clot and mend the vessel. Von Willebrand factor (VWF) a ‘sticky’ protein, helps platelets bind to the site of injury. VWF must unfold at the molecular level for this to hap...

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    How does carbon monoxide affect the normal heart beat?

    University of Leeds | Professor Chris Peers

    Carbon monoxide inhalation is the most common form of death by poisoning and can cause dangerous disruption to heart rhythm. Professor Chris Peers and co-workers based at the University of Leeds are carrying out BHF-funded research into the...

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    Boosting activity of the heart protective enzyme HACE1

    University of Bath | Dr Stefan Bagby

    Dr Stefan Bagby and colleagues at the University of Bath are working how to increase the activity of a protective enzyme called HACE1 in the heart. HACE1 protects the heart against high pressures and oxidative stress. When HACE1 is absent o...

  • Average ambulance waits for heart attacks and strokes highest since last December in England

    Average ambulance response times for category 2 calls - which includes suspected heart attacks and strokes - rose to over 42 minutes in October in England.

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    Using big data to improve heart health

    Medical Research Council | Ms Unknown Medical Research Council

    The British Heart Foundation has joined a consortium of UK government and charity funders, led by the Medical Research Council (MRC), to contribute to a £19 million investment to establish four electronic-health research Centres of Excellen...

  • New imaging technique unlocks secrets of the zebrafish heart

    Scientists develop a new type of 3D microscopy to capture the growing hearts of zebrafish embryos for the first time, which could also teach us more about the human heart.