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Watching the zebrafish heart beat in 3DUniversity of Glasgow | Dr Jonathan Taylor
As well as its early heart development being similar to mammals, the zebrafish embryo is transparent, which makes it ideal to study how the heart first starts to grow and beat. But the tiny zebrafish heart beats 150 times per minute, which ...
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Finding out how faulty heart valves formNewcastle University | Professor Deborah Henderson
Professor Deborah Henderson is studying how heart valves form, and what goes wrong when babies are born with a faulty valve. Abnormalities in heart valves, particularly the aortic valves, are common in babies. Although many cause no pro...
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Heart attack treatment - RITA-3
The BHF-funded RITA3 trial aimed to find out the best way of treating patients with a suspected partial blockage in blood flow to their heart.
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Heart Support Groups - Commonly asked questions
Here we answer some of the most commonly asked questions asked by Heart Support groups
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Heart patients urged to get free flu jab
Heart patients urged to get free flu jab
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Keep your heart healthy (easy read)Easy Read, published on 16/02/2023
An easy read booklet about how to look after your heart. Our easy read booklets use simple language and pictures to tell you about how to keep your heart healthy.
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Using artificial brain cells to design a heart pacemakerUniversity of Bath | Professor Alain Nogaret
A healthy person’s heart rate naturally varies slightly as they breathe – increasing with the ‘in’ breath, and slowing with the ‘out’ breath. In heart failure (where the heart cannot pump enough blood to meet the body’s demands), this natur...
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Manchester research aims to slow down heart failure
Research that we are funding at the University of Manchester will investigate how regulating heart cells’ recycling system could slow the progression of heart failure.
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M71/1014 Animals and heart researchBooklet, 8 pages, published on 10/12/2014
This leaflet talks about the use of animals in medical heart research.
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Does Piezo1 help the heart sense mechanical stress?University of Leeds | Dr Neil Turner
Supervised by Dr Neil Turner, this PhD student is studying how a protein called Piezo1 helps the heart respond to mechanical stress, caused by increased force of contractions of heart muscle. Cardiac fibroblasts are cells that produce ‘s...