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Keeping personal information safe
Handling personal information is part of the role of a BHF Volunteer. Learn your responsibilities when it comes to handling personal information on others.
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Translational Research Day 2027
The BHF Translational Research Day will highlight and encourage discussion around the translation of novel and innovative technologies into clinical practice and treatments for cardiovascular and circulatory diseases.
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RESEARCH
Predicting the success of stents and surgery in people with heart failureKing's College London | Professor Divaka Perera
Heart failure caused by narrowing of arteries in the heart is a common form of heart failure in the UK. This either leads to irreversible scarring of the heart muscle or causes the heart muscle to enter a state called myocardial hibernation...
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Brugada syndrome
What is Brugada syndrome? We go through the symptoms, how it's diagnosed, what treatment options are available, whether you can lead a normal life, and tell the story of Josh who has Brugada syndrome.
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Quiz: How much do you know about eggs?
Do you know the recommended amount of eggs to eat in a healthy diet or the healthiest way to eat them? Take our egg-citing quiz and test your knowledge.
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Supporting the fight against Covid-19
Since the pandemic hit, many of our researchers have redirected their expertise to the global battle against Covid-19 and are helping us understand more about the effects it can have on the heart and circulatory system.
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PUBLICATION
Annual Review 2014 - Big ChangeBooklet, 8 pages, published on 16/09/2014
Our 2014 Annual Review tells the story of the year gone past and celebrates the extraordinary people who�ve made a difference to the progress of our work
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Equality, diversity and inclusion at BHF
We're tackling inequalities in all areas of our work. Read our equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) strategy to learn about our vision and commitments.
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RESEARCH
Why do people with diabetes grow blood vessels more slowly?University of Nottingham | Professor David Bates
Vascular disease, where blood vessels become blocked, is common in people with type 2 diabetes as they get older. Since it blocks the flow of oxygen to the limbs, it can cause painful legs, inability to walk or even lead to amputation. Scie...