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Atherosclerosis is the build-up of fatty material (atheroma) inside your arteries. It’s a potentially serious condition that causes most heart attacks and strokes but often goes unnoticed.

Learn more about what we have previously funded under the International Cardiovascular Research Partnership Award funding scheme

Where should people who’ve had a cardiac arrest out of hospital be treated? The ARREST trial looked at whether they should be taken to the nearest emergency department or a specialist cardiac arrest centre.

Find out how SPECT scans can diagnose blocked arteries, dementia and more.

BHF researchers develop a heart ‘fingerprint’ to tailor personalised treatment for people at high risk of deadly heart attack.

Our survey involving almost 5,000 people living with conditions such as a heart attack, stroke and heart failure finds that many are not getting the support they need.

Being diagnosed with a health condition can be daunting. Lulu Trask talks to Professor Paul Bennett about ways to deal with diagnosis.

Discover how your diet can affect inflammation in your body and heart with BHF Senior Dietitian Tracy Parker.

Research we've funded, published in The Lancet Regional Health - Europe, has revealed the stark inequalities that exist in NHS heart care and how delays to care are costing lives.

What causes severe aortic stenosis and how to detect it early