Search
There are 6640 result(s) for Angina and living life to the full
-
RESEARCH
Explaining why some nanoparticles are harmfulUniversity of Edinburgh | Dr Mark Miller
Dr Mark Miller is working out whether a group of fats made in the body are responsible for harming our heart and circulatory system. The fats, called eicosanoids, may be causing the harmful effects that very small particles, known as nanopa...
-
RESEARCH
Centre for Cardiovascular Drug Target DiscoveryUniversity of Oxford | Professor Sir Peter Ratcliffe
Atherosclerosis is the build-up of fatty plaques in the walls of blood vessels which causes coronary heart disease. Pioneering work by BHF funded scientists is underpinning efforts to identify new medicines that can help control and prevent...
-
PUBLICATION
Heart Voices: Heart health care essentialsInformation Sheet, 4 pages, published on 14/01/2013
This factsheet sets out the five key themes that we and other charities feel are important for improving care so that you can feel comfortable asking about these issues and making your opinions heard.
This publication is only available to download or view online
View online Download (845.4 KB) -
SHOPS & SERVICES
Book Bank - Lay by opposite Birchwood Arena BootfairBirchwood Road, Swanley, Kent, DA2 7QA
0300 330 3322 -
RESEARCH
How developing heart cells find their identityUniversity of East Anglia | Professor Andrea E Munsterberg
Professor Andrea Munsterberg is working out which molecules and signals play a role in heart formation in the developing embryo. Early on, immature cells that will form the heart, called progenitor ‘master’ cells, are instructed by signa...
-
SHOPS & SERVICES
Clothing Bank - Hunters Inn Winchester Hill Romsey SO551 7NNHunters Inn Winchester Hill Romsey SO551 7NN, Romsey, SO51 7NW
0300 330 3322 -
RESEARCH
Improving heart repair after a heart attackNewcastle University | Professor Helen M Arthur
A heart attack happens when there is a blockage in one of the coronary arteries which supply blood to the heart. It’s vital to quickly restore blood flow to limit the damage this causes, but doing so can itself sometimes cause further damag...
-
RESEARCH
Is a molecule called poly ADP ribose involved in blood vessel calcification?King's College London | Professor Catherine Shanahan
Professor Cathy Shanahan is looking for new ways to stop blood vessels accumulating calcium and becoming hard and stiff – a process that can cause high blood pressure and predisposes to coronary heart disease and heart failure. There are cu...
-
Watch: Healthy comfort food
Indulge with these healthy versions of macaroni cheese, pizza, and spaghetti bolognese.
-
Honouring Eileen
Prestatyn Fundraising Group remembers inventive and energetic member, Eileen.