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Heart Voices: Make a difference in ScotlandInformation Sheet, published on 12/01/2013
A factsheet to help you get your views across on health care issues in Scotland.
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Does soya milk count as a dairy for a balanced diet?
Our expert explains soya milk and other dairy alternatives, such as nut and oat milks, and how they can contribute to a balanced diet. Find out more.
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Charity shops 'more important to society' than ever
A new survey commissioned by the British Heart Foundation reveals that UK shoppers are expected to shop second-hand to save money and support those in need, following the Covid-19 pandemic. Charity shops could be vital to the UK’s recovery from the coronavirus pandemic by helping people save money, shop sustainably and fund charitable services, according to new insight.
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Is the paleo diet a good way to lose weight?
Our expert explains what the paleo diet, also called the caveman diet, is and what's good and bad about it. Find out more.
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A 'liquid health check' could predict disease risk
A single blood test could be used to predict whether someone is at risk of developing a range of diseases, according to research the British Heart Foundation part-funded.
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Heart Voices: Make a difference in WalesInformation Sheet, 2 pages, published on 12/01/2013
A factsheet to help you get your views across on health care issues in Wales.
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Heart Voices: Make a difference in EnglandInformation Sheet, 2 pages, published on 12/01/2013
A factsheet to help you get your views across on health care issues in England.
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How a protein called prelamin A is involved in cardiomyopathy and ageingKing's College London | Professor Catherine Shanahan
Professor Catherine Shanahan and her team at King’s College London are studying a protein called prelamin A. This toxic protein can accumulate in heart muscle cells causing them to function less efficiently, and this can lead to heart failu...
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Using high tech imaging to understand the lifelong cardiac effects of being born with a heart defectImperial College London | Dr Sonya Babu Narayan
Every day in the UK, 12 babies are diagnosed with heart defects, known collectively as congenital heart disease. Thanks to research across recent decades, around eight in 10 people born with a heart defect now survive to adulthood. However,...