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RESEARCH
Can we predict if atrial fibrillation will respond to certain ablation treatments?Imperial College London | Dr Nick Linton
Intermediate Clinical Research Fellow Dr Nick Linton is working out ways to detect people with continuous atrial fibrillation who respond well to ablation treatment. Trained in both cardiology and engineering, he wants to apply engineering ...
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Progressive cardiac conduction defect (PCCD)
Find out more about Progressive cardiac conduction defect (PCCD), including causes, symptoms, how PCCD is diagnosed, how PCCD can affect your life and what treatments are available. We also have resources to download.
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EVENT
AJ Bell Great Manchester Run 10KDate
31 May 2026
Location
Manchester
The AJ Bell Great Manchester Run 10K is the city's best-loved running event. In true Mancunian style, the run is a party from start to finish, with a high energy soundtrack and entertainment at every turn!
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How to cope with eating difficulties after a stroke
Eating and drinking after a stroke can be a challenge. Senior Dietitian Victoria Taylor gives her advice on keeping nourished.
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RESEARCH
Using injectable heart monitors to track abnormal heart rhythms in heart failure patientsUniversity of Glasgow | Professor Roy Gardner
Heart failure is a serious condition that, in 2015, affects nearly half a million people in the UK. We know that many people with heart failure experience abnormal heart rhythms – be that too fast, too slow, and/or irregular – which can be ...
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Vitamins and heart medication: which supplements should I avoid?
Find out how vitamins and supplements, including multivitamins and St John's wort, can interact with blood thinners, statins, and blood pressure medicines.
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RESEARCH
Understanding how platelets are switched on to help improve anti-clotting treatmentsUniversity of Bristol | Professor Stuart Mundell
Heart attacks occur when blood flow is blocked, usually by a blood clot developing in the blood vessels of the heart. Platelets are the major cells involved in the formation of blood clots and can be ‘switched on’ by substances inside the b...
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Heart patients' lives at risk as waiting lists continue to grow
NHS waiting list data for January in England shows that waiting lists for cardiac patients continues to grow
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Does extra fat around your belly raise the risk of dementia?
Find out if carrying extra weight around the waist or arms can increase your risk of dementia or Parkinson's disease.
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PUBLICATION
M114 Evaluation of Big Lottery Fund and British Heart Foundation Cardiac Rehabilitation ProgrammeOther, 134 pages, published on 15/05/2009
Final report of a three year evaluation into Big Lottery Fund cardiac rehabilitation programme, supported by the British Heart Foundation.
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