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Heart Riders profile picOther
Change your profile pic and show everyone you're a Heart Rider
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I collapsed during my 10k run then got diagnosed with atrial fibrillation
Atrial fibrillation through the eyes of Professor Barbara Casadei and Mike Munson
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Healthiest cheeses ranked
We’ve ranked popular cheeses by the amount of fat, saturated fat and salt they contain, so you know what cheeses are healthiest.
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Smartphone ECG could be used in A&E to detect serious heart conditions
A smartphone-based ECG recorder is five times more effective at diagnosing heart rhythm problems than standard tests, according to new research.
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Keep your heart healthy (braille version)Braille, 5 pages, published on 17/04/2024
This booklet has been printed for blind people on how to keep your heart healthy. It covers some of the main risk factors of heart and circulatory diseases and the things you can do to keep your heart healthy.
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Latest blood pressure research
Studying the brain could help us to better understand, and control, high blood pressure. Find out more about the latest blood pressure research.
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Data Monitoring Committee guidelines
Guidelines and terms of reference for BHF Data Monitoring Committee.
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Z208 Well@Work - AppendicesOther, 133 pages
These are the appendices to the Well@Work programme report.
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Walking
Our walking section contains all the inspiration and advice you need to get active in the great outdoors, whatever the time of year.
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Fighting for better heart attack treatments for women
Our research has shown that women don’t get the same care for heart attacks as men, which leads to unnecessary deaths. We’ve been funding research to understand and address the reasons why women miss out on heart attack treatments.
