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The BHF smashes Guinness World Records title in show of solidarity for heart patients
The BHF has smashed the Guinness World Records title with almost 18,000 heartfelt messages united in world’s longest chain of paper hearts, in show of solidarity for heart patients.
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Volunteering benefits
Find out about all the benefits BHF volunteers are entitled to including discounts, training and recognition awards.
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Glasgow heart scientists fast-track coronavirus research
Researchers at the BHF Centre of Research Excellence in Glasgow are studying the effects of coronavirus on people with heart and circulatory conditions
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New online tool can pinpoint cardiovascular health inequalities in your area
Our free interactive tool developed with the Strategy Unit could help to deepen our understanding of cardiovascular health inequalities in England.
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CureHeart: Curing inherited heart muscle conditions
Professor Hugh Watkins and an international team are developing cures for inherited heart muscle conditions.
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BHF renews investment in pioneering cardiovascular data science centre
We have renewed our funding for the British Heart Foundation Data Science Centre at Health Data Research UK to enable it to continue its vital work over the next five years
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PUBLICATION
'Focus on Heart Failure' APPG ReportBooklet
In 2016, we worked with the APPG for Heart on Heart Disease to raise awareness of heart failure amongst parliamentarians and publish a report to highlight what needs to change to improve outcomes for patients.
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Ebstein's anomaly
Ebstein's anomaly is a problem with your tricuspid valve which helps to control the blood flow in right side of your heart.
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Researchers identify new genetic changes that cause high blood pressure in pregnant women
A unique pair of genetic changes has been found to cause sudden onset high blood pressure in pregnant women, according to research we've part-funded and published in Nature Genetics.
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Heart attack diagnosis - High-STEACS
The team behind the High STEACS trial wanted to find out whether a test that can detect tiny amounts of a protein called troponin in the blood could help improve heart attack diagnosis and treatment.