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BHF welcomes healthy food initiative to help reduce high rates of obesity
The BHF reacts to the Government's new healthy food standard
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RESEARCH
Evaluating the success of transcatheter aortic valve implantationUniversity of Edinburgh | Dr Marc Dweck
Every year in the UK, thousands of people undergo life-saving surgery to replace a diseased aortic valve. The aortic valve sits at the exit of the heart, allowing fresh blood to flow to the rest of the body while stopping it leaking back in...
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RESEARCH
Does mutated aquaporin-1 cause pulmonary hypertension?University of Cambridge | Professor Nicholas Morrell
Pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) – high blood pressure in the arteries of the lungs – is a rare but incurable condition that leads to heart failure. Several genetic mutations found in people with PAH patients are known to play an impor...
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What's an eye stroke?
Our expert explains eye stroke and what it means for your sight and your overall health.
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How low should your blood pressure be?
It’s important to know your blood pressure and try to keep it down. But is there a risk in going too low?
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What the 10 Year Health Plan means for cardiovascular care
The Government published its 10 Year Health Plan on July 3, setting out a new blueprint for the NHS in England. Here's what it means for cardiovascular health and care.
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Help support the BHF by donating unwanted Christmas gifts by post
While our shops are temporarily closed, we are asking the public to donate their discarded presents by post, to help support us this New Year.
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Face to face fundraising
Face to face fundraising is a cost effective way for the BHF to secure a reliable source of income to help us raise money to fund our life saving research.
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Introducing MyVolunteer
Have a read about BHF's new digital onboarding process, which will soon be available across all areas of volunteering.
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Air pollution spikes cause hundreds more cardiac arrests and strokes in the UK
Hundreds of cardiac arrests and strokes in the UK are likely to be caused by sudden spikes in air pollution, according to new research by a team at King’s College London.