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National Audit of Cardiac Rehabilitation - Annual Statistical Report 2015Booklet, 71 pages, published on 11/12/2015
The National Audit of Cardiac Rehabilitation is an annual statistical report on cardiac services.
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Quiz: Do you know how to have a healthy Easter?
Do you know how to look after your heart this Easter? Take our fun quiz to find out.
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House share given charity shop makeover
The British Heart Foundation give home make over to house share of junior doctors, using only pre-loved furniture items from their charity shops
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The NHS is not too busy to save your life
Dr Sonya Babu-Narayan, our Associate Medical Director, updates on why we are supporting the NHS's plea for people to continue to seek emergency care and treatment if experiencing possible heart attack symptoms.
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Write or update your Will for free
Find out how you can write or update your Will for free, either online, by telephone or in person.
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BHF launches digital CPR training for UK's secondary school pupils
The British Heart Foundation has today launched Classroom RevivR, an innovative and free CPR teaching tool for pupils across the country.
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Annual Review 2014 - Big Change summaryOther
We want to tell you the incredible story of the past year and celebrate those extraordinary people who have made a difference to the progress of our work
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Red wine molecule offers new high blood pressure hope
A new treatment for high blood pressure could be on the horizon after BHF-funded scientists today revealed how a molecule found in red wine causes drops in blood pressure.
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Translational Pump Priming Awards
The pump priming award invites applications to support the development of innovative technologies in the field of heart, stroke, and circulatory diseases, including vascular dementia.
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Spending Review focuses on getting NHS back on its feet
The Chancellor announced investments for the NHS and research and development in yesterday’s Spending Review. We were pleased to see health prioritised and hope that this translates into better care for heart patients as well as more funding for lifesaving research.