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Pacemakers: The expert's view
Pacemakers can be fitted in people of any age, including children, but are most often fitted in the over-60s. Recovery is usually reasonably quick.
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RESEARCH
Understanding how aspirin affects blood clottingQueen Mary, University of London | Professor Timothy Warner
Professor Timothy Warner at Queen Mary, University of London is investigating how best to use aspirin to protect against heart attacks and strokes. During a heart attack small cells in the blood called platelets become activated and stick ...
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Ultra-processed foods: how bad are they for your health?
Examples of ultra-processed foods include ham and sausages, mass-produced bread, cereals, and instant soups. Learn more about these foods here.
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Every Minute Matters campaign marks World Heart Day
Our Every Minute Matters campaign celebrate first major milestone this World Heart Day weekend as 90,000 people, enough to fill Wembley stadium, have begun learning CPR since May.
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New research could advance treatments for people living with damaged hearts
Research at the University of Cambridge could find an effective therapy for people living with heart failure.
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Covid-19 and Cardiovascular Health: Reflections and the Future
On 27 May, the BHF brought together leading scientists, clinicians, and the Government’s Chief Medical Officer at its first Annual Conference to focus on the impact of Covid-19 for people with heart and circulatory diseases.
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Why am I not losing weight?
Find out why you are not losing weight even with diet and exercise, and what you can do about it.
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PUBLICATION
Trends in Coronary Heart Disease 1961-2011Book, published on 01/02/2011
An in-depth appraisal of how the burden of coronary heart disease (CHD) has changed across the first fifty years of the British Heart Foundation.
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