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  • Organising cash collections

    Cash collections are a great way to raise money for BHF. Follow our guidance on your responsibilities when organising a cash collections.

  • Eggs and cholesterol

    Our Senior Dietitian Victoria Taylor responds to news stories on eggs and cholesterol

  • Wellbeing

    Get expert tips to boost your mood, live well with a heart condition, or support a loved one on their health journey.

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    Understanding high cholesterol

    Booklet, published on 01/07/2025

    A booklet on high cholesterol, including how to lower your cholesterol.

    Free to order and currently in stock.

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  • Truncus arteriosus (TA)

    Truncus arteriosus (TA) is a congenital heart defect that means you're born with one large blood vessel instead of two. It causes blood high in oxygen and blood low in oxygen to mix.

  • Our Chief Executive on equality, race and the BHF

    Our Chief Executive, Dr Charmaine Griffiths, discusses what we at the BHF are doing to become a more diverse and inclusive charity,

  • How can being active help you prepare for heart surgery?

    Being active can help you prepare for surgery and improve your recovery. Rachael Healy puts common questions to two experts.

  • Our corporate partners

    We work with corporate partners around the UK to raise awareness and funds for lifesaving research. Read about our current corporate partners.

  • Infrastructure Grants

    The BHF Infrastructure Grant provides funds towards the cost of essential infrastructure to support cardiovascular science in a UK academic institution. Read more about how to apply.

  • Today we launch our Annual Report and Accounts 2021/22

    Today we published our annual report and accounts 2021/22, giving us a chance to pause and reflect on our recovery from the toughest challenge in our 60-year history.

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