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  • RESEARCH

    Developing new tracers that detect low oxygen levels

    King's College London | Dr Richard Southworth

    Dr Richard Southworth and his team at King’s College London are studying new radioactive tracers that could help doctors diagnose heart disease earlier. When the blood supply to the heart is restricted by narrowed or blocked arteries, tiss...

  • RESEARCH

    The Whitehall II study – can controlling heart disease risk factors result in healthy aging?

    University College London | Professor Eric Brunner

    Since 1985, the Whitehall II study has followed the health and wellbeing of over 10,000 civil service workers. Part-funded by the BHF, it has shaped our understanding of the social causes of heart disease, including revealing that people in...

  • RESEARCH

    Addressing global gaps in knowledge about blood pressure treatment

    University of Oxford | Professor Kazem Rahimi

    Advances in research have shown that reducing high blood pressure with medicines can prevent heart disease and stroke. But there remain several gaps in our knowledge, including how blood pressure treatment affects other health issues, and w...

  • Person-centred care

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

  • CBD: What is it, and can it help the heart?

    In recent years, CBD oil has been called the 'miracle of the modern age'. But what is CBD, and can CBD products help the heart?

  • What is a CT scan of the brain?

    A CT scan can be used to diagnose a stroke and other brain problems, as Professor Joanna Wardlaw explains to Senior Cardiac Nurse Emily McGrath.

  • Wegovy: what to know about the weight-loss injection

    Find out how the weight-loss medication semaglutide (better known as Wegovy) works, how effective it is, the side effects, and how to get it on the NHS.

  • Women and heart attacks: "I felt they didn't believe I was having a heart attack"

    Carol Ighofose thought that she was having a heart attack - but she wasn't diagnosed until it was too late to save her heart from damage.

  • Your heart rate

    Your heart rate (also known as your pulse rate) is the number of times your heart beats per minute (bpm). Everyone’s heart rate is different and can change over time. Read more.

  • Blood tests

    Learn about the different types of blood tests, how blood tests are taken, whether they hurt and what happens afterwards.