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RESEARCH
How do platelets detect injury or disease and trigger dangerous clotting?University of Reading | Professor Jonathan Gibbins
Platelets are small blood cells that protect us from bleeding by triggering blood to clot following an injury. But platelets can also trigger thrombosis - blood clotting inside the arteries, putting people at risk of heart attack or stroke....
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Diet and diabetes: how can I eat healthily?
BHF dietitian Dell Stanford explains how to eat healthily if you’ve been diagnosed with diabetes, including which foods you can enjoy and which to avoid
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EVENT
AJ Bell Great Birmingham Run 10K
Date
2 May 2027
Location
Birmingham
The Great Birmingham Run welcomes 16,000 runners to the streets of Birmingham. Experience the support of the community all the way along the 10K course through the heart of Birmingham.
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About the Miles Frost Fund
The Miles Frost Fund aims to raise £1.5 million to help make genetic testing available to all families affected by the deadly heart condition hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.
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PUBLICATION
Understanding pacemakers - large printBooklets, 64, published on 17/02/2026
Download or order our free large print booklet on pacemakers. It can help you and your loved ones understand what a pacemaker does, how it's fitted and how to live well with a pacemaker.
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Fit for DORA
In recognition of the part that the BHF plays in nurturing a positive research culture, BHF has signed the San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA). This BHF blog explains how we will begin to implement DORA principles in our funding and evaluation processes.
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Saturated fat claims are misleading
Claims made about saturated fat in a recent editorial are unhelpful and misleading.
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Only half of people taking statins reduce their cholesterol effectively
New research from Nottingham University shows that around half of people taking statins do not see their cholesterol drop to the recommended levels within two years.
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RESEARCH
Are chemical modifications of DNA involved in atherosclerosis?University of Bristol | Professor Andrew Newby
BHF Professor Andrew Newby has been awarded a three year grant to investigate the intricate processes that lead to plaque rupture in atherosclerosis. Atherosclerosis occurs when fatty deposits build up inside artery walls and harden, causin...
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Identifying people at risk of rare statins side-effects
Researchers we fund at the University of Oxford have published new findings that identify a combination of factors that put some patients at higher risk of myopathy, a rare side-effect of statin therapy.