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Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrests
We are working to improve people’s chances of surviving a cardiac arrest. Find out more about the ways we contribute towards the accessibility of defibrillators and CPR training.
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Lloyds Banking Group’s commitment to public health and safety
Lloyds Banking Group registered their defibrillators on The Circuit and launched a pilot to unlock defibrillator cabinets to ensure 24/7 public access.
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Learn CPR in support of the Every Minute Matters Relay
Learn CPR in support of the Every Minute Matters Relay
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Medicine patch could revolutionise stroke treatment
A medicine skin patch could greatly improve the chances of someone surviving a stroke, according to researchers that we fund.
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Regardless of your genes a healthy lifestyle cuts stroke risk
New research we've funded shows that people at high risk of having a stroke due to their genetics can still substantially lower their stroke risk by adopting a healthy lifestyle.
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Drug normalises tumour blood vessels to improve cancer drug delivery
Research we have part funded has found that an antibody drug developed by researchers at University College London could improve cancer treatment by helping tumour blood vessels to grow normally.
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Is your blood pressure too high? A3 posterPoster / chart, published on 07/05/2024
An A3 poster signposting people to BHF information about high blood pressure.
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Life saving CPR to be added to the school curriculum
In a landmark move, the government has today announced that CPR will be added to the national curriculum.
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BHF-funded researcher wins The Great British Bake Off
We’re sending huge congratulations to the 2022 winner of The Great British Bake Off – BHF-funded researcher Dr Syabira Yusoff.
