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Covid-19: what it means if you have heart or circulatory disease
Our medical experts explain what we know so far about coronavirus and what it means for you, if you have heart or circulatory disease.
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The Big Beat Challenge: £30 million to start a revolution
Out of the 75 proposals received, 4 have been shortlisted, but which research team will come out on top and win the Big Beat Challenge?
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New MRI scans to help guide tests for arrhythmiaImperial College London | Dr Jennifer Keegan
Doctors usually investigate and treat alterations in the heart’s rhythm – known as arrhythmias –using electrophysiology (EP). This involves passing flexible electrodes through a blood vessel and carefully placing them at specific positions ...
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Are air fryers better for your health?
Senior Dietitian Victoria Taylor on whether air fryers are actually healthier than alternative cooking methods.
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MPs discuss pandemic's seismic impact on heart patients
The debate, led by Jim Shannon, MP for Strangford, Northern Ireland, detailed the seismic disruption to heart care in England and Northern Ireland over the last two years.
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Simple ambulance test saves lives after heart attack, says study
Simple ambulance test can save lives.
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Early blood-thinning treatment shown to be safe and effective for stroke patients
Patients with atrial fibrillation who have experienced a stroke would benefit greatly from earlier treatment, according to a new study from University College London (UCL)
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National data service ‘will simplify access for researchers’
We welcome the announcement of a new Health Data Research Service by the Government this week.
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Congenital heart disease - Finley and Louie's stories
Finley and Louie were both born with congenital heart defects. Here are their stories and how our research is revolutionising open-heart surgeries.
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New funding for BHF 4-year PhD programmes to train next generation of cardiovascular scientists
Today we announce new funding for our flagship 4-year PhD programmes, aimed at nurturing the next generation of research leaders in cardiovascular science.