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Largest ever study of killer heart condition which could affect up to 260,000 people in UK
There is fresh hope for hundreds of thousands of people in the UK with the potentially deadly heart condition dilated cardiomyopathy, as the British Heart Foundation announces it has invested over £2 million into the largest ever study of the poorly-understood disease.
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Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrests
We are working to improve people’s chances of surviving a cardiac arrest. Find out more about the ways we contribute towards the accessibility of defibrillators and CPR training.
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Could testosterone explain why men are at increased heart disease risk?
Testosterone may be linked to the hardening of blood vessels associated with heart disease, shows research funded by the BHF and the BBSRC at the University of Edinburgh.
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Can you reverse diabetes?
Our expert discusses whether it's possible to reverse diabetes, and the steps you can take to slow down its progression.
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Mac Twins announced as new BHF ambassadors
We are delighted to announce that top DJs and founders of The Gut Stuff, The Mac Twins, have joined us as ambassadors after the shock loss of their father as we celebrate our 60th year.
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A daily aspirin is not for everyone
The health risks of taking a daily aspirin outweigh the benefits if you have no history of heart and circulatory disease, according to new research.
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New Chief Financial Officer at nation’s heart charity
Martin Miles is set to join the fight for every heartbeat.
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Genetic predisposition research
We support researchers who work towards personalising medicine to help families whose genes leave them at the greatest risk of developing heart and circulatory diseases.
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Manchester HalfDate
04 October 2026
Location
Manchester
The Manchester Half starts and finishes in Old Trafford with over 24,000 participants. Join Team BHF!
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Preventing pre-eclampsia
Pre-eclampsia affects up to one in 25 pregnancies in the UK and can be serious. We’ve been funding research to understand its causes in order to better prevent it.