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Sudden arrhythmic death syndrome (SADS)
Sudden arrhythmic death syndrome, or SADS, is when someone dies suddenly following a cardiac arrest and no obvious cause can be found.
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Professor Simon Ray appointed Deputy Chair and Professor Jane Armitage joins Board of Trustees
We’re delighted to welcome Professor Simon Ray, appointed as Deputy Chair of the Board of Trustees, and Professor Jane Armitage, who joins as a new Trustee
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Matt Bonam appointed as Executive Director at the BHF Data Science Centre
We are delighted to welcome new Executive Director Matt Bonam, who will lead the BHF Data Science Centre into its next phase
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Increase your willpower and self-control
An expert psychologist explains how to increase your willpower and self-control to eat healthily, exercise regularly, quit smoking and live well.
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RECIPE
Pork and fennel traybakeMain meal, Serves: 2, Prep time: 20
These succulent pork tenderloins, served on a bed of vegetables, create a really tasty meal that can be enjoyed by all.
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Help shape the work of BHF
Use your experience of living with a heart condition to influence the work of BHF through Heart Voices, our patient and public involvement network.
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Can I scuba dive if I have high blood pressure?
Our expert answers a question on whether you can scuba dive when you have high blood pressure.
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RESEARCH
How does the heart make new heart muscle?Newcastle University | Dr Gavin Richardson
This research aims to investigate how the heart makes new heart muscle in a model of heart disease and answer three main questions: How much can the heart mend itself? Which cells make new heart muscle? What limitations prevent these cells ...
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Keith Channon
Professor Channon and his team are carrying out an ambitious programme to identify when the arteries supplying oxygen-rich blood to the heart become narrowed by fatty plaques
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Meet Vanessa - volunteer driver
Vanessa shares her story as a volunteer driver at our Hornchurch shop.