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  • Lives at risk due to 50% drop in heart attack A&E attendances

    People suffering heart attacks during the coronavirus outbreak may be putting their lives at risk by delaying seeking medical. New data from hospitals across England show that the number of people seen in hospital with a suspected heart attack has halved since the beginning of March. We are urging anyone who experiences heart attack symptoms to seek medical help immediately by calling 999.

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    From bug to drug: engineering new heart drugs from tick saliva

    University of Oxford | Professor Shoumo Bhattacharya

    Inflammation plays a role in several heart and circulatory diseases, including myocarditis – inflammation of the heart tissue. It is a very serious condition, which has a poor prognosis and no effective treatment. BHF Professor Shoumo Bhatt...

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    How a faulty gene may lead to atrial fibrillation

    University of Birmingham | Professor Dr Paulus Kirchhof

    Consultant cardiologist Professor Paulus Kirchhof from the University of Birmingham has been awarded a Senior Clinical Research Fellowship to establish a world-leading research programme in Birmingham into atrial fibrillation (AF), the most...

  • Negative news stories about statins linked to people discontinuing treatment

    Negative news stories about statins are linked to some people choosing to discontinue their statin treatment, which is associated with an increased risk of heart attacks and dying from heart disease, according to research.

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    Looking for new ways to treat high blood pressure

    University of Oxford | Professor David Paterson

    High blood pressure is a risk factor for heart disease, but many people with high blood pressure are not receiving treatment for it. Understanding how high blood pressure develops may reveal new ways to treat it and reduce people’s risk of ...

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    Targeting T cells to control their behaviour in heart disease

    Queen Mary, University of London | Professor Federica Marelli Berg

    Coronary heart disease (CHD) can be caused by the inappropriate behaviour of T cells—a type of immune cell. Although T cells help us fight infection, sometimes their action on the heart and blood vessels is unwanted. T cells can contr...

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    Improving the diagnosis of people with type 2 myocardial infarction

    University of Edinburgh | Professor Nicholas Mills

    Supervised by Professor Nicholas Mills the Clinical Research Training Fellow on this project wants to find out the causes and prognosis of heart muscle damage that is not caused by a typical heart attack. A heart attack is the result of a ...

  • How to have a healthier afternoon tea

    Afternoon tea is a great winter warmer and some small changes can make it more heart-healthy. Our Senior Dietitian explains how to have your cake, scone or toast

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    Probing the causes of sudden death in people with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

    Imperial College London | Professor Sanjay Prasad

    Dr Sanjay Prasad and his team have been awarded a grant to understand the inherited condition hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. This heart problem affects one in 500 people and is the most common cause of sudden death in young people. People ...

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    Stopping early stage heart disease progressing to heart failure

    Imperial College London | Dr Viola Kooij

    Hundreds of thousands of people are living with heart failure and currently there is no cure. Understanding the changes that occur in early stages of heart disease could reveal new ways to design drugs which stop patients progressing to hea...