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Research Excellence and Accelerator Awards
Find out about the world-class centres of cardiovascular research that the British Heart Foundation are funding.
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Women and heart attacks
Find out more about women's heart attack signs and symptoms and if there are different symptoms for men and women.
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Does it matter what time you take your medicines?
Find out if taking statins, blood pressure tablets and heart medication at a certain time can make a difference with pharmacist Antania Tang.
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RESEARCH
What regulates steroid hormone release in tissues? Identifying new mechanisms and therapies for cardiovascular riskUniversity of Edinburgh | Professor Brian R Walker
Chest pain and heart attacks occur when heart muscle is starved of oxygen as a result of coronary heart disease. The condition develops when arteries to the heart become narrow because of fatty build-up in the artery walls. Many factors inc...
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When should I worry about cold hands and feet in winter?
BHF Senior Cardiac Nurse Regina Giblin explains why you get cold hands and feet in winter and what signs to look out for, like numbness and pale or blotchy skin, that may indicate an underlying health condition.
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Does it matter what time you eat your meals?
Our expert answers whether eating your meal late in the day is bad for your health
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Higher statins dose and proper adherence would prevent thousands of heart attacks and strokes
New research suggests that proper adherence to stains and higher doses for those at high risk would prevent thousands of heart attacks and strokes
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Cardiology waiting times in Scotland are highest level on record
We are calling for a greater focus, investment, and support into cardiac services in Scotland.
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Proposed ban on online junk food adverts is ‘big step forward’
Today we welcome a proposed ban on online junk food advertisements as a “big step forward” towards creating a healthier environment.
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ACE inhibitors and ARBs do not make coronavirus worse
Drugs commonly prescribed to treat high blood pressure do not worsen coronavirus (Covid-19) disease, according to research the BHF part-funded.