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10 tips for healthy eating out
Whether it's lunch with work colleagues or an evening celebrating with friends, we tend to eat more when we go out. Get our tips for healthy eating out.
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Study shows Vitamin D deficiency could cause high blood pressure
Vitamin D deficiency could cause high blood pressure say researchers.
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PUBLICATION
ব্যায়াম (Exercise in Bengali)Information Sheet, published on 13/02/2025
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Quiz: How many calories are you drinking?
Do you know how many calories are to be found in alcoholic drinks? Try our fun quiz and test your knowledge.
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RESEARCH
Chemical messengers in heart failure and hypertrophyUniversity of Oxford | Professor Manuela Zaccolo
Cardiac hypertrophy is when cells in the heart grow too large and cannot pull together efficiently to produce the heartbeat; this can lead to heart failure. One important change that can happen during heart failure is disruption to a proces...
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Our partnership with Admiral Slots
We're thrilled that the staff at Admiral Slots have chosen to support BHF as their Charity of the Year. Read more about our partnership together.
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What causes low blood pressure and what are the symptoms?
Find out what leads to low blood pressure and how it’s measured and treated.
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RESEARCH
Developing smarter heart valves that last longerUniversity of Bristol | Professor Gianni D Angelini
BHF Professor Gianni Angelini is looking for ways to prolong the life of biological prosthetic heart valves used to replace faulty valves in people with heart valve disease. Many people with heart valve disease need little or no treatme...
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Fruit fly helps Warwick scientists understand human heart development
We have awarded scientists nearly £300,000 to scientists at the University of Warwick for a study of tiny fruit fly hearts to help understand how the human heart is formed.