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BHF pays tribute to Professor Andrew Henderson OBE
The BHF has today paid tribute to former BHF Professor and leading cardiologist, Professor Andrew Henderson OBE, who died on Thursday 8 June, aged 86.
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Our partnership with Tesco
The UK's largest retailer, Tesco, has partnered with us, Cancer Research UK and Diabetes UK to help tackle some of the UK's biggest health challenges.
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BHF corporate partnerships voted most admired
Tesco Health Charity partnership names 'most admired' partnership by professionals in the annual C&E Corporate – Non-Proft Barometer report for the second year running.
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£70m awarded to transform potential of UK health data
We’re among nine organisations who together are awarding more than £70 million funding to Health Data UK (HDR UK) for the next five years.
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Smokefree England an ‘achievable’ ambition, says BHF following new report
A new APPG on Smoking and Health report that offers recommendations on how to reach a Smokefree England by 2030 has outlined “achievable” goals in reaching this milestone.
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Hormone imbalance causes treatment-resistant hypertension
Researchers part-funded by us have discovered a hormone imbalance that explains why it is very difficult to control blood pressure in around 10 per cent of hypertension patients.
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Government moves ahead with plans to create a smokefree generation
We’ve urged MPs to strongly support a bold new Bill that would prevent the next generation from ever smoking.
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BHF Professor thanked for "inspired leadership" by European Society for Cardiology
The European Society of Cardiology (ESC) has thanked BHF Professor Barbara Casadei for her “inspired leadership in exceptional times” following her two-year term as President.
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Can statins lower dementia risk?
We fact-check newspaper reports on a new study that suggest statins reduce the risk of dementia as well as lowering cholesterol.
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RESEARCH
Finding ways to help people cope after the death of a loved one following a cardiac arrestSwansea University | Professor Paul Bennett
Around two thirds of heart attacks happen at home. The person calling for the ambulance, often a friend or relative, will be instructed to conduct cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR). But only around five per cent of people who receive CPR...