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  • RESEARCH

    Imaging dangerous fatty plaques using antibodies

    Imperial College London | Dr Ramzi Khamis

    Consultant cardiologist Dr Ramzi Khamis is developing a new way to image the content of fatty plaques that harden and narrow arteries, causing a condition called atherosclerosis. If these plaques rupture, a blood clot can form inside the ar...

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    Research excellence at the University of Oxford

    University of Oxford | Professor Hugh Watkins

    In 2008 the BHF began a £34 million investment strategy to support four top UK universities as BHF Centres of Research Excellence, aiming to secure the UK’s future as a world-leading force in heart research. The University of Oxford receive...

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    ਐਰੀਥਮੀਆ (Arrhythmia in Punjabi)

    Information Sheet, published on 05/06/2025

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    ਐਨਜਾਈਨਾ (Angina in Punjabi)

    Information Sheet, 6 pages, published on 13/02/2025

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  • “After my stroke, I spent the next decade trying to find ways to get some sleep”

    Alice Timmons, from Glasgow, suffered a stroke in 2010, and a heart attack in 2020 – both of which greatly impacted her sleep.

  • BHF annual report shows significant rise in funding for lifesaving research

    Today we have published our Annual Report and Accounts for 2023/24, which tells the story of how, in the face of significant challenges, we have continued to power lifesaving cardiovascular research, to save and improve more lives.

  • RESEARCH

    Developing the next generation of troponin tests

    University of Edinburgh | Professor Nicholas Mills

    Edinburgh researchers are striving to improve the detection and diagnosis of heart attack in men and women, and subsequent care afterwards. When the heart is damaged, a protein is released from heart cells. Tests to detect this protein, ...

  • RESEARCH

    What genes control how the aortic arch develops?

    Newcastle University | Dr Simon Bamforth

    Supervised by Dr Simon Bamforth, this PhD student is studying the genetics behind congenital diseases that affect the aortic arch, a major blood vessel carrying blood away from the heart. Every year babies are born with aortic arch arter...

  • RESEARCH

    How a faulty gene leads to pulmonary hypertension

    University of Bradford | Professor Timothy Palmer

    The predicted outcome of many patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) is poor because there are very few treatments available. People with PAH have abnormally high blood pressure in the arteries carrying blood to the lungs, caus...

  • RESEARCH

    Revealing the genetic faults responsible for the most common aortic valve defect

    Newcastle University | Professor Deborah Henderson

    At the entrance and exit of each of the four chambers of the heart are valves, which open and close quickly between heartbeats to stop blood flowing backwards. If the heart valves are faulty – if they don’t open properly or are leaky - they...