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To celebrate International Clinical Trials Day, we’re highlighting some of the more recent clinical trials supported by the BHF, and how you can find out more about taking part in one

Our expert, BHF Professor Peter Weissberg, answers a question on what rotablation procedure is, and what happens during it.

Senior Cardiac Nurse, Chloe MacArthur explains why blood thinners may cause bruising, and when to speak to your doctor.

We're funding a study to repair a broken link to nerve cells that exacerbates damage caused by cardiovascular disease.

With warmer days and lighter evenings, now is the perfect time to enjoy outdoor activities. Find out more ways to get active.

Scientists at Kingston University and St George's, University of London, in collaboration with Swansea University and the University of Leeds, are to carry out a study to establish the best way to diagnose people suspected of a having a heart attack.

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University of Oxford | Professor Kathryn J Wood

Transplant rejection results from an immune response against the donor tissue, for example, a transplanted heart. Regulatory T cells, white blood cells that dampen down the immune response, are being investigated as a potential treatment to...

A retired teacher who waited around 18 hours to be treated in hospital for a heart attack is among more than 40,000 people backing our campaign to fix ‘the worst heart care crisis in living memory’.

Get our tips for enjoying your food over the festive period while looking after your heart.

An antioxidant drug reverses atherosclerosis and could be used to prevent heart attacks and strokes due to clots, according to research we've funded and published today in Journal of the American Heart Association.