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PUBLICATION
Health at Work pocket mission bookletBooklet, published on 09/02/2012
Our pocket mission booklet will help to inspire and motivate individual employees to be active, eat well and think well by taking on challenges.
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Tablau’n dangos faint o farwolaethau y gellid eu hatal yn eich ardal chi
Tablau’n dangos faint o farwolaethau y gellid eu hatal yn eich ardal chi
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RESEARCH
Generating a new source of stem cells to encourage blood vessels to growUniversity of Bristol | Professor Paolo Madeddu
Supervised by Professor Paolo Madeddu, this PhD student is developing a source of stem cells to encourage blood vessels to grow and restore blood supply after a heart attack. A heart attack happens when insufficient oxygen-rich blood rea...
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How do proteins called NADPH oxidases control platelets in blood clots?University of Exeter | Dr Giordano Pula
Dr Giordano Pula and his team are studying the blood clotting process, with the aim of finding new ways to prevent life threatening blood clots. Platelets are small circulating cells that are required for blood clotting. If they become u...
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BHF appoints two new trustees
We have appointed David Boynton and Sharron Pamplin as our new trustees.
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Portion guide: Potatoes, bread, rice, pasta and other starchy foods
Follow our guide to see what a portion looks like for different starchy foods, to help you eat a healthy and balanced diet.
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How to deal with depression
It's normal to feel low sometimes, but if depression is interfering with your life, help is available. Read about the treatments that could help you deal with depression
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RESEARCH
Better ways to scan and monitor people with atrial fibrillationImperial College London | Dr Jennifer Keegan
Dr Jennifer Keegan and her team at Imperial College London are developing new ways to monitor heart tissue in atrial fibrillation (AF), the most common heart rhythm disease, using specialised scanning techniques. Currently, doctors use a ...
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Tobacco measures headline King’s Speech
The King's Speech outlined the Government's commitment to creating a smokefree generation and addressing NHS workforce challenges.
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Brain changes linked to emotion discovered in mysterious Takotsubo syndrome
Changes in areas of the brain associated with emotion have been identified in people with Takotsubo syndrome, according to research presented at the British Cardiovascular Society centenary conference in Manchester.