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    Can the genetic code reveal why some people develop rheumatic heart disease?

    University of Oxford | Dr Thomas Parks

    Rheumatic fever is a condition that is common in the developing world. It is caused by infection with a bacterium called group A streptococcus. Sometimes children and young adults who have had rheumatic fever go on to develop rheumatic hear...

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    What goes wrong with the heart’s beat in heart disease?

    King's College London | Dr Elisabetta Brunello

    Dr Elizabetta Brunello at King’s College London is working out how protein ‘motors’ within heart muscle cells make heart cells contract, by travelling up and down muscle filaments, like trains travelling along tracks. She wants to understan...

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    Testing a cutting-edge MRI scan to detect coronary heart disease

    University College London | Professor James Moon

    Coronary heart disease (CHD) occurs when plaque builds up in the blood vessels that supply the heart, reducing blood flow to heart muscle. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is one of the tests used to diagnose CHD and to assess which patient...

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    Finding out how gum disease is linked to coronary heart disease

    University of Bristol | Professor Sarah Jane George

    Professor Sarah George is studying how bacteria that cause gum disease may be linked to coronary heart disease and heart attacks. People with gum disease are more prone to coronary heart disease, but whether gum disease actually causes or w...

  • New report warns disjointed heart failure care is needlessly costing lives

    Disjointed and unequal care, likely exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic, is leading to more people dying with heart failure, according to our new report.

  • Heart surgery - TIGHT-K

    TIGHT-K looked at when potassium supplements should be given after coronary artery bypass graft surgery

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    Developing a new technology to ‘see’ the cells of our heart

    University of Leeds | Professor Jurgen E Schneider

    The heart is made up of cardiac muscle and connective tissue. The way the different types of cells in the heart are arranged and joined together is important. An electrical current must be able to pass smoothly between them, and stimulate a...

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    Working out the cause of abnormal heart rhythms in Rett syndrome

    University of Bristol | Professor Jules Hancox

    Professor Jules Hancox and his colleagues at the University of Bristol are studying the causes of abnormal heart rhythms in Rett Syndrome, a condition caused by faults in a gene called MECP2. In Rett Syndrome, children initially thrive, but...

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    Developing a computer model to predict heart clots in atrial fibrillation

    University College London | Dr Giorgia M Bosi

    BHF Immediate Postdoctoral Basic Science Research Fellow Georgia Bosi is developing a new computer model that will help us understand why blood clots form in atrial fibrillation and what treatments work best. Arrhythmias happen when the...

  • Over 100,000 fewer heart procedures and operations in England in 2020

    Around 371,000 heart procedures and operations were performed in 2020 – a 22 per cent drop from 2019 when more than 473,000 were carried out.