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What are the causes of high blood pressure?
Dr Neil Chapman explains high blood pressure, how it can be prevented and managed, and updates us on how the BHF is tackling it.
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Food White Paper disappoints on breaking the junk food cycle
Today we have responded to the Government’s Food White Paper as a ‘missed opportunity’ for driving better health for the nation.
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PUBLICATION
Campaigning Toolkit - writing lettersToolkit, 2 pages, published on 03/04/2012
Learn how to write the perfect campaign letter to politicians and health organisations.
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Top 10 vegetarian recipes
We can all benefit from more plant protein in our diet - so whether you're a vegetarian or just cutting back on meat, here are our top 10 tasty meat-free meals.
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I spotted coconut sugar in the health food shop. What’s healthy about it?
Our expert answers a question on whether coconut sugar is healthy, and explains the difference between types of sugars. Find out more.
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Portion guide: Fruit
Follow our guide to see what a portion looks like for different fruits, to help you eat a healthy and balanced diet.
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Portion guide: Vegetables
Follow our guide to see what a portion looks like for different vegetables, to help you eat a healthy and balanced diet.
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The average Brit spends five years of their life feeling BORED
The average Brit spends five years of their life feeling bored. A survey of 2,000 adults found we succumb to boredom twice a day on average - for a total of two hours every day.
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RESEARCH
What makes platelets so sticky in a blood clotUniversity of Birmingham | Professor Yotis Senis
Platelets are small blood cells that plug holes in damaged blood vessels. They do this by sticking to sites of vessel injury and forming a clot that plugs the damaged blood vessel. Platelets can also have a detrimental effect on health by f...
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RESEARCH
Can an App help people reduce their blood pressure after stroke?Oxford, University of | Richard McManus
People who have had a stroke or a ‘mini-stroke’ – known to doctors as a TIA - are at higher risk of a further stroke/TIA if their blood pressure is too high. Unfortunately, high blood pressure is common, and too often poorly controlled. Pre...