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Heart of Oxford Business Board
Heart of Oxford Business Board is a group of local business leaders who are raising funds to support BHF’s lifesaving research into heart and circulatory diseases.
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Heart care waiting list at two-year low
Heart care waiting list at two-year low
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Heart Failure
We are working closely with the NHS to improve early detection, management and support of people with heart failure.
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Developing accurate, easy to use software for the diagnosis of coronary artery diseaseKing's College London | Dr Amedeo Chiribiri
When someone goes to hospital with chest pain, one of the causes can be coronary artery disease reducing the flow of blood to the heart. Doctors check this by using Cardiac Magnetic Resonance (CMR) and Computed Tomography (CT) to take pict...
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Dark chocolate benefits: is it healthy and good for you?
BHF Senior Dietitian Dell Stanford examines claims around dark chocolate’s benefits and answers whether it’s good for weight loss, diabetes, and cholesterol.
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Studying the proteins responsible for medical device bacterial infectionsUniversity of York | Dr Christoph Baumann
Dr Christoph Baumann from the University of York is working out which proteins help the bacterium Staphylococcus epidermidis to stick together to form ‘biofilms’. This bacterium is a common cause of hospital infections, gro...
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6 top tips for adjusting to new medication
Taking medications can be hard to get used to and many people worry about costs and side effects. Our tips can help make adjusting easier.
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Heart-healthy curry recipes
Curries are comforting, yummy and there’s a variety to try from different cultures. And if you make your own from one of these healthy curry recipes, they can also be good for your heart health.
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Stopping early stage heart disease progressing to heart failureImperial College London | Dr Viola Kooij
Hundreds of thousands of people are living with heart failure and currently there is no cure. Understanding the changes that occur in early stages of heart disease could reveal new ways to design drugs which stop patients progressing to hea...