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  • RESEARCH

    A three dimensional sat-nav for the heart

    Imperial College London | Professor Peter Kohl

    The heart is amazingly complex, yet astonishingly robust in its response to changing conditions, from exercise to aging, disease and even transplantation to another body. This ability to adapt over milliseconds to years is based on cell lev...

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    What factors influence the severity of ARVC?

    University College London | Dr Srijita Sen Chowdhry

    Arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy (ARVC) is an inherited heart muscle disease, where heart muscle can be replaced by fibrous fatty tissue. It is thought to affect at least 1 in 1000 people. Many people have a mild form of ARV...

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    Investigating how obesity during pregnancy affects children’s future heart health

    University of Cambridge | Professor Susan E Ozanne

    In the UK more than half of women of child-bearing age are overweight or obese. Carrying too much weight during pregnancy comes with short and long-term health risks for both the woman and the child. The children of women who were overweigh...

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    Studying the effects of iron deficiency and replacement on people with heart failure

    King's College London | Dr Darlington Okonko

    Heart failure is debilitating because the heart can’t respond to the demands of the body. Many people with heart failure also lack enough iron in their body, which worsens symptoms. However, little is known about the effect of iron on the h...

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    Does healthy weight loss in mums-to-be have long-term health benefits for the child?

    King's College London | Professor Lucilla Poston

    Obesity is increasing among mothers-to-be worldwide. Obesity in pregnancy can have negative short- and long-term effects on the heart health and blood pressure of the child, and increases their chance of being obese too. It is vital that we...

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    Does Ric8B control heartrate in response to the brain’s command?

    Queen Mary, University of London | Professor Andrew Tinker

    The heart pumps blood round the body and the blood vessels supply oxygen to organs such as brain. This isn't a static system; it needs to be tuned in conditions where there is high demand for oxygen, such as during exercise, and at times wh...

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    Investigating how nerve cells protect the heart’s left ventricle

    University College London | Professor Alexander Gourine

    The brain controls how our hearts work by sending commands via specialised nerves, which produce rapid changes in heartbeat rate and determine how hard the heart needs to work, such as during exercise. Dr Alexander Gourine at University ...

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    A trial of peritoneal dialysis for advanced heart failure and chronic kidney disease

    University of Nottingham | Professor Maarten Taal

    In advanced heart failure and moderate chronic kidney disease, symptoms caused by fluid retention are the most common reason for hospital admissions. Symptoms caused by fluid retention are the most common reason for hospital admissions, and...

  • Heart failure - TRED-HF

    The BHF funded the TRED-HF trial to find out if it is safe for people with dilated cardiomyopathy without symptoms of heart failure to stop taking their medication.

  • Heart failure - BRAVO

    BRAVO explored whether a simple measurement of blood pressure could help improve the settings of these pacemakers, maximising their benefit.