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How healthy are these 15 popular foods?
Can steak, pizza, or curry be healthy? Find out how to make healthier versions of your favourite meals.
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Kimberly Hart-Simpson announced as our first Retail Ambassador
Coronation Street actress and entrepreneur, Kimberly Hart-Simpson, has been announced as our first Retail Ambassador. Kimberly has been a supporter for many years, championing shopping preloved, upcycling clothes, as well as volunteering in her local BHF shop in Manchester.
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I’ve heard coconut oil is good for you. Is this true?
Our expert answers a question on whether coconut oil is good for your health, and what type of oil is a healthier choice. Find out more.
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Creating a large searchable library of ECG heart tracesImperial College London | Professor Marek Malik
An electrocardiogram – commonly called an ECG – is a routine test that records the rhythm and electrical activity of the heart. Most healthcare professionals will be familiar with the ‘hills and valleys’ pattern of a normal ECG reading. But...
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How do I stay active before my heart bypass surgery?
What exercise you can do before having heart bypass surgery.
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Understanding what controls new blood vessel growthUniversity of Manchester | Dr Shane Herbert
Dr Shane Herbert and his team at the University of Manchester are studying angiogenesis, or new blood vessel growth. Angiogenesis plays a major role in diseases such as coronary heart disease, arthritis and cancer. We need to understand how...
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Investigating protein interactions in diabetic heart diseaseUniversity of Manchester | Dr Ashraf Kitmitto
Heart complications are a major cause of death in people with diabetes and these complications are often associated with abnormal contraction of the heart. A protein called the ryanodine receptor (RyR) helps to control heart contraction by ...
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Impacts of graduate certification in adult cardiac catheter practise - year two reportOther, 73 pages, published on 30/06/2011
A report detailing the evaluation of the graduate certification in adult cardiac catheter practise.
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