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We are urging the Government to press on with plans to restrict junk food advertising on TV and online.

A drug used to treat people living with Type 2 diabetes could also help improve their heart function, according to research we've funded at the University of Leeds and presented today at the British Cardiovascular Society conference.

Having low blood pressure doesn’t necessarily mean there is a problem, but it could be the result of another illness or condition.

Hear from congenital heart disease specialist, Dr Sara Thorne, on why planned pregnancy is important if you have a heart condition.

Find out how to look after your own physical and emotional wellbeing with clinical psychologist Mina Arvanitopoulou.

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St George's, University of London | Mr. Peter Holt

Aortic aneurysms, if left untreated, can rupture, causing internal bleeding and sudden death. Many patients with heart or circulatory disease are currently offered formal cardiac rehabilitation – particularly vulnerable patients who have ha...

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University of Leeds | Professor Sven Plein

Understanding different types of heart failure and testing new drugs could reveal new treatment options for these patients, and help them feel better and live longer. Between a third and a half of people with heart failure have 'Heart Failu...

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University of Bristol | Dr Emma Hart

The number of young adults (aged 18-40 years) with high blood pressure, known as hypertension, is rising. This is worrying because high blood pressure is a leading cause of heart and circulatory disease. It is not clear why young people g...

We're here for journalists with questions about heart and circulatory conditions and their risk factors, or the BHF generally, across the UK.