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  • Partnership Funding

    The BHF works together with other national and international funders to support innovative cardiovascular research

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    Partnerships with other charitable funders to support research into cardiovascular disease is an important part of our work. Learn more about the co-funded projects

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    Which foods contribute the most sugar to our diets? And what are free sugars? We take a look at the culprits and offer tips on how to cut down.

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    Studying the brain could help us to better understand, and control, high blood pressure. Find out more about the latest blood pressure research.

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    Cycling is a great way to keep fit, but if you need help with motivation, planning new routes or tracking your progress, there are some great free apps available.

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  • Smokers at increased risk of depression and anxiety

    New research ahead of No Smoking Day (11 March) suggests smokers are at increased risk of anxiety and depression

  • New trial to prevent dementia after a stroke gets go-ahead

    We are announcing the start of a clinical trial to see if cheap, existing drugs could be used to prevent cognitive decline and dementia after stroke.

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    Finding new ways to restore blood flow after stroke

    University of Oxford | Dr Paolo Tammaro

    A stroke can occur when a blood clot blocks a blood vessel in your brain. Doctors can remove the clot, but sometimes, even after the clot has been removed, the blood still may not flow properly into the brain blood vessels (this is called t...

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    Can blocking the Hippo pathway help keep blood vessels healthy?

    University of Bristol | Dr Mark Bond

    Dr Mark Bond and his colleagues at the University of Bristol are studying how a molecule called cAMP protects blood vessel health to see if manipulating it could treat vascular disease. High levels of cAMP inside the cells that line bloo...