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A stroke survivor is warning others to watch out for unusual symptoms after joining a study we're funding.

Person-centred care is about being more involved in your care, and having health services designed around your needs.

This award recognises an outstanding organisation that has helped BHF meet our sustainability goals while raising vital funds and awareness.

Warfarin is the most widely prescribed anticoagulant in the UK. Find out why you might take it, possible side effects, and what else you need to know.

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St George's, University of London | Dr Pia Ostergaard

Foetal hydrops is a rare but very serious condition in which an unborn baby accumulates excessive fluid within their body. Six out of ten babies with foetal hydrops die, and those that survive often have very severe complications. There are...

Ana Perich, Retail Volunteering Manager, and volunteer Ali Sirrieh, share the important work to support and welcome asylum seekers to the BHF. Read their story.

The University of Oxford has received £250,000 funding to investigate the no-reflow phenomenon, an issue that can dramatically impact the recovery of a stroke survivor.

From dressing up our shops and stores to encouraging people to volunteer with us as part of ‘The Big Help Out’, there’s a lot we’ve been doing to help the Royal Family champion the work of charities like ours around this historic occasion.

Each year, there are tens of thousands of cardiac arrests in the UK, and the survival rate is low. The most important thing you can do is give CPR straight away.

Now reopen after months of lockdown, our 730 shops nationwide are in urgent need of volunteering support from local communities as we recover from the pandemic.