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BHF annual report shows significant rise in funding for lifesaving research
Today we published our Annual Report and Accounts for 2022/23, which tells the story of how the British Heart Foundation (BHF) has powered progress in saving and improving lives from heart and circulatory diseases.
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Intravenous diuretics in the community
Our innovative project means that many patients can be treated for excessive fluid retention, a common symptom of heart failure, in their own homes.
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PUBLICATION
Our Research: almost 60 years of life saving breakthroughs (Welsh language version)Booklet, published on 01/07/2018
For almost 60 years we've pioneered research that has transformed the lives of millions. Find out more about some of the key scientific discoveries.
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Supporting the fight against Covid-19
Since the pandemic hit, many of our researchers have redirected their expertise to the global battle against Covid-19 and are helping us understand more about the effects it can have on the heart and circulatory system.
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Joint funding with the British Israel Research Academic Exchange
The BHF and British Israel Research Academic Exchange (BIRAX) have co-funded research to develop new ways to regenerate damaged heart tissue
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EVENT
Edinburgh Marathon Festival Marathon
Date
24 May 2026
Location
Edinburgh
This popular running festival has a distance for all with a Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K, 5K and Team Relay going through Edinburgh city centre to Musselburgh
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Wales stores re-open today
Our British Heart Foundation (BHF) Cymru shops and stores are set to reopen today from 12pm, following our temporary closure during the Welsh firebreak.
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RESEARCH
Working out how a faulty gene can cause a cardiac arrestUniversity of Manchester | Dr Luigi Venetucci
A clinical student working with Dr Luigi Venetucci at the University of Manchester is investigating how a faulty gene that makes proteins involved in calcium release within the heart can cause irregular heart rhythms. The researchers are e...
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RESEARCH
Do platelets recruit white blood cells into fatty plaques in atherosclerosis?University of Birmingham | Professor Ed Rainger
A group of researchers at the University of Birmingham led by Professor Ed Rainger are investigating the possible role of cells called platelets in atherosclerosis, the process behind coronary heart disease (angina and heart attack). Du...
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Drug used to reduce blood sugar levels in diabetic patients could also benefit hearts
A drug used to treat people living with Type 2 diabetes could also help improve their heart function, according to research we've funded at the University of Leeds and presented today at the British Cardiovascular Society conference.