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Developing magnetic resonance scanning methods for congenital heart diseaseImperial College London | Dr Peter Gatehouse
Supervised by Dr Peter Gatehouse, this PhD student is developing new scanning methods to monitor people born with congenital heart disease as they get older. Surgeons can repair most congenital heart defects, but patients still need to b...
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Moderate physical activity affects heart shape and size - important for diagnosing heart conditions
Even moderate physical activity can affect the heart's size and shape according to a new study we helped to fund at the MRC Clinical Sciences Centre, Imperial College London. The findings could be important in preventing misdiagnosis of heart conditions, which can also cause changes in size and shape of the heart.
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Gravesend Heart TownGravesham Borough Council, Civic Centre, Windmill Street, Gravesend, DA12 1AU
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Research is vital to beating Covid-19 for people with heart and circulatory diseases
Thanks to 60 years of public support, we’ve become a global leader in funding heart and circulatory disease research, which has helped to improve and save millions of lives. But as the world responds to a pandemic on a scale unseen for a century, we’re having to work harder than ever to protect our life saving work while playing our part in fighting coronavirus (Covid-19).
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Silloth Heart TownSilloth On Solway Town Council, Council Office, Silloth Community Hall, Silloth, CA7 4EA
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Rotherham Heart TownRotherham Metropolitan Borough Council, Civic Building, Walker Place, Rotherham, S65 1UF
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Crawley Heart TownCrawley Borough Council, Town Hall, The Boulevard, Crawley, RH10 1UZ
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Sevenoaks Heart TownSevenoaks District Council, Council Offices, Argyle Road, Sevenoaks, TN13 1HG
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Waiting lists for heart patients continue to rise, NHS figures show
Hospital waiting lists continue to rise steadily, according to latest NHS England figures.
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Increased risk of heart disease for healthy 75-year-olds who stop taking statins
People over the age of 75 still benefit from taking statins, according to a new study published in the European Heart Journal.