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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.

  • BHF shops in Northern Ireland to reopen

    Our shops in Northern Ireland reopen on Friday. We are looking forward to welcoming our staff, volunteers and customers back for the first time since Christmas.

  • Our research highlights of 2022

    It has been a bumper year for BHF research. We’ve seen stem cell plasters to repair damaged hearts, technology that can speed up detection of heart disease, and of course our biggest ever research grant - £30 million to rewrite the DNA that causes killer heart muscle diseases. Each discovery brings us a step closer to ending heartbreak from heart and circulatory diseases forever.

  • Nearly 50,000 people urge Government to fix heart care crisis

    Campaigners met at Downing Street yesterday to urge the Government to address the “worst heart care crisis in living memory”.

  • 7 days of healthy meals on a budget

    Try this 7-day affordable healthy meal plan created by BHF Senior Dietitian Tracy Parker. Get a week of recipes for £29 per person.

  • RESEARCH

    New ways to keep blood vessels open

    University of Edinburgh | Professor Andrew Howard Baker

    Patients with heart disease have damaged blood vessels, which may eventually lead to the vessels becoming blocked. This can become apparent for the patient through symptoms such as chest pain. Patients can undergo surgery to bypass or r...

  • RECIPE

    Spanish-style lentils with eggs

    Main meal, Serves: 2, Prep time: 15

    The lentils in this recipe provide fibre and protein, and the vegetables will help towards your 5-a-day.

    Spanish-style lentils with eggs

  • RESEARCH

    Educating teenagers to improve their heart health and that of future generations

    University of Southampton | Professor Mark Hanson

    Heart and circulatory disease causes a significant number of deaths, every year in the UK. New ways to encourage people to follow a healthy lifestyle in the long term could have huge benefits for health, and that of future generations. ...

  • RESEARCH

    Searching for cells and molecules to repair heart tissue

    Imperial College London | Dr Michela Noseda

    Dr Michela Noseda and her team at Imperial College London are investigating ways to boost the heart’s capacity to repair itself after a heart attack. Damage to the heart currently cannot be reversed because heart cells cannot efficiently re...

  • Heart attack & angina - UKGRIS

    UKGRIS looked at whether using the GRACE risk score helps improve care for people with NSTEMI heart attack or unstable angina

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