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  • Treatment - out-of- hospital cardiac arrests

    Incidence and prevalence of hostpital visits in the UK by year, gender and condition.

  • How we award

    Our four research grants committees include experts in basic and clinical cardiovascular research. Each of our committees meets four times a year other than the Translational Awards Committee which meets twice a year. Find out more about how we award research grants.

  • UK health leaders unite to protect medical research

    We’re one of more than 40 organisations across the UK health sector to commit to urgent action to reverse ‘alarming decline’ in clinical academic posts.

  • Stroke - LACI-2 trial

    Lacunar stroke is caused by damage to small blood vessels deep in the brain, and can ultimately lead to dementia. LACI-2 explored whether isosorbide mononitrate and cilostazol could be used to treat lacunar stroke.

  • Joint funding with Diabetes UK

    The BHF is working with Diabetes UK to support substantial research projects with relevance to both cardiovascular disease and diabetes

  • Introducing MyVolunteer

    Have a read about BHF's new digital onboarding process, which will soon be available across all areas of volunteering.

  • Drugs to stabilise plaques could prevent stroke

    Drugs which target white blood cells and stabilise atherosclerotic plaques could be used to help prevent strokes, according to research presented today at the British Cardiovascular Society conference.

  • Running group meetings

    Productive meetings are key to a fundraising group's success. We have a top tips to help your meetings run smoothly.

  • Paying tribute to Professor Douglas Chamberlain

    We are saddened to hear about the passing of Professor Douglas Chamberlain, who transformed the response to a cardiac arrest.

  • Cardiovascular disease case studies

    Read case studies of cardiovascular disease prevention from around the world with our joint BHF and Public Health England report.