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    Is QKI the missing link causing the damaging effects of diabetes on our blood vessels?

    Queen's University Belfast | Dr Andriana Margariti

    It is estimated that by 2045 there will be 629 million people with diabetes across the globe. Diabetes is a major cause of damage to our blood vessels, which can lead to heart attacks, stroke, kidney failure and blindness. The reason diabet...

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    How does cAMP exert anti-inflammatory effects in blood vessels?

    University of Bristol | Dr Mark Bond

    Bristol researchers are testing their theory of how blood vessel-damaging inflammation occurs in the body. Inflammation is an essential process for healthy healing after injury. However, long-term inflammation is involved in many heart a...

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    Unravelling the effects of genetic variation in pulmonary hypertension

    Imperial College London | Dr Christopher Rhodes

    Over 9000 European people with rare diseases had their genomes sequenced as part of the UK’s BRIDGE project. One of diseases studied was pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) – high blood pressure in the lungs, which leads to heart failure....

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    How Cezanne protects blood vessels

    University of Sheffield | Professor Paul Evans

    Heart attacks and strokes result from the build-up of fatty plaques within blood vessels, a condition called atherosclerosis. Branches and bends of arteries that are exposed to disturbed blood flow patterns are susceptible to inflammation a...

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    What controls the production of new platelets involved in blood clotting?

    University of Cambridge | Dr Marloes Tijssen

    Coronary heart disease is the UK’s single biggest killer. One of the main contributors is thrombosis – a serious condition that can develop when a blood vessel becomes damaged and small blood cells called platelets stick to the damaged area...

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    Keeping track of young platelets

    University of Birmingham | Dr Paul Harrison

    Platelets, the tiny cells in our body that help the blood to clot, live for only ten days. Because of this short lifespan, conditions that cause low platelet counts, such as thrombocytopenia, are usually caused by problems in producing enou...

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    Understanding who might have side-effects when taking statins

    University of Oxford | Dr James Sheppard

    Statins are cholesterol-lowering drugs that prevent heart attack and stroke. However, some people may experience side effects when taking them such as muscle pain, liver injury and diabetes, which can stop some people from taking them. This...

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    Testing a simple way to get more teenagers active

    Swansea University | Professor Sinead Brophy

    Professor Sinead Brophy and her colleagues at the University of Swansea, in partnership with a local council, are finding out if a simple activity voucher system could help teenagers get active and improve their heart health. Regular exe...

  • Fear of causing harm would prevent couples from giving lifesaving CPR

    Around half of people who live with their partner said the fear of causing harm would make them reluctant to give CPR if someone had a cardiac arrest in front of them, according to new data we've released by to mark Heart Month.

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    Studying the nanomechanics of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

    Queen Mary, University of London | Dr Arianna Fornili

    Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy is a common disease of the heart muscle and detailed knowledge of the mechanism of heart contraction is central to design new therapies. Contractions arise from the molecular motions of a motor protein, myosin II...