Search

Read the BHF verdict on recent headlines that say people who eat sugary snacks have a lower risk of a heart attack or stroke.

Find out why you'd have a cardiac MRI scan, what happens during the scan, when you'll get results and where to get support.

We welcome the new Government's commitment to reintroduce measures to create a smokefree generation in today's King's Speech - the first since the General Election.

Hospital waiting lists continue to rise steadily, according to latest NHS England figures.

RESEARCH

University of Oxford | Professor Rajesh Kharbanda

Aortic stenosis (AS) is a condition causing a narrowing of the aortic valve, restricting blood flow out of the heart. AS can be treated by replacing the damaged valve. This is done either by open heart surgery, or by a less invasive procedu...

Do you know how to look after your heart this Easter? Take our fun quiz to find out.

Researchers at the University of Glasgow are using tiny injectable heart monitors to monitor the heart rhythms of people with heart failure. Part-funded by the BHF, the project will help doctors to understand how abnormal heart rhythms affect heart failure, helping to improve outcomes for patients in the future.

We want to beat heartbreak caused by heart diseases in Scotland. To do this, we need to improve the detection, diagnosis, treatment and care of people who live with these conditions.

A tool created by the BHF and the Strategy Unit illustrates the socioeconomic inequalities along the coronary heart disease (CHD) pathway for the first time.