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EVENT
Bath 50 Ultra Challenge
Date
20 March 2027
Location
Bath
Walk, jog or run through the city of Bath
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Learn CPR in support of the Every Minute Matters Relay
Learn CPR in support of the Every Minute Matters Relay
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RESEARCH
Assessment of the angiotensin hormones as potential new treatments in cardiovascular diseaseUniversity of Glasgow | Professor Stuart A Nicklin
Heart and circulatory disease is Scotland's biggest killer and new treatments are urgently needed. Hormones are chemical messengers that circulate in the blood to control the activity of the circulatory system and organs such as the heart. ...
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“With atrial fibrillation, working with your medical team is crucial”
Find out how exercise, support from her healthcare team and her dog Quin have helped Gini Dellow cope with AF and PoTS.
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Frequently asked questions about funding changes
The FAQs will help to answer common questions about our new strategy, changes to funding schemes, project grants, and the chairs and programme grants committee
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Warning of lives at risk due to missed heart disease targets
Plans to prevent 150,000 extra heart attacks and strokes within a decade in England are dangerously off track, we've warned in a speech at Westminster Health Forum.
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RESEARCH
Finding the best treatment for stopping major bleeds after heart surgeryQueen Mary, University of London | Dr Laura Green
During heart surgery, about one in five patients are at risk of experiencing a major bleed which requires a blood transfusion. During bleeds, doctors often give these patients a product called fresh-frozen-plasma (FFP), which is made up of ...
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Academy of Medical Sciences awards funding to emerging scientific leaders
The Academy of Medical Sciences has awarded £7.6 million funding for early-career researchers through its Springboard programme, including two researchers funded by us.
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RESEARCH
Understanding the importance of white blood cells called monocytes in ANCA vasculitisKing's College London | Dr Michael G Robson
Anti-neutrophil cytoplasmic antibody (ANCA) vasculitis is a condition where antibodies that usually help fight infection instead trigger the attack of the body’s own immune cells and cause inflammation of the blood vessels. This can cause d...
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Could a person’s own cells help to prevent a heart transplant being rejected?King's College London | Professor Giovanna Lombardi
Professor Giovanna Lombardi at King’s College London is studying if white blood cells called regulatory T cells (Tregs), which stop our immune system attacking our healthy cells, could also prevent heart transplants being rejected. Heart ...