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    Investigating the role of SVEP1 in vascular smooth muscle contraction

    University of Leicester | Dr Thomas Webb

    Leicester researchers will uncover the function of a gene linked to heart disease. Coronary heart disease is the leading cause of death in the UK. Our risk of developing it is determined both by our lifestyle and our genes. Recent resear...

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    How platelet numbers and stickiness are controlled in blood clotting

    University of Birmingham | Professor Yotis Senis

    Professor Yotis Senis is studying platelets, which are the cells that help our blood to clot. Platelets are small cells that plug holes in damaged blood vessels and prevent excessive bleeding. But they can also form clots inside blood ve...

  • Bwlch Bioleg: Menywod a Thrawiad ar y Galon

    Darllenwch am ragfarn anymwybodol y mae menywod yn ei hwynebu ar bob cam o'u taith clefyd y galon a'n hapêl i lywodraeth Cymru

  • 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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    Building 3-D blood vessels to study blood clotting

    Keele University | Professor Ying Yang

    In this PhD studentship the researchers will grow human blood vessels in the laboratory from cells taken from human donors. They propose that the 3-D engineered blood vessels can be used to study the process of blood clotting. Platelets are...

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    The role of iron in pulmonary arterial hypertension

    Imperial College London | Professor Martin Wilkins

    Pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) is a rare but fatal disorder of high blood pressure in the arteries that supply the lungs, causing breathlessness and swelling of the feet or ankles. In PAH the arteries become narrowed, are less able t...

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    From flies to humans: how fly genetics can help us understand cardiovascular biology

    University of Bournemouth | Dr Paul Hartley

    Our understanding of cardiovascular disease is limited by our lack of knowledge about the genes that control our cardiovascular biology. Many genes evolved millions of years ago in the hearts and circulatory systems of simple organisms such...

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    Developing a new method to predict plaques likely to rupture

    University of Cambridge | Professor Martin Bennett

    In this Clinical Research Training Fellowship supervised by BHF Professor Martin Bennett, the fellow is working out how to predict which atherosclerotic plaques are most likely to rupture, leading to heart attacks and strokes. Atheroscle...

  • Gene links female body shape to risk of type 2 diabetes

    Scientists part-funded by us at King’s College London have identified a gene that in women is linked to the creation and location of new fat cells and is thought to contribute to a person's risk of type 2 diabetes.

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    How potassium channels keep blood vessels open

    St George's, University of London | Professor Iain Greenwood

    Professor Iain Greenwood and his colleagues at St George’s, University of London, are working out how blood vessel diameter is controlled to maintain blood flow to organs in the body. If blood vessels narrow, less blood reaches organs su...