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Swift action is needed to reduce childhood obesity rates
New figures show that the number of Year 6 children living with obesity in England has jumped up for the first time in four years. Today we are calling for urgent action to reduce childhood obesity rates.
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New report warns disjointed heart failure care is needlessly costing lives
Disjointed and unequal care, likely exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic, is leading to more people dying with heart failure, according to our new report.
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BHF Professor builds enhanced data resource for coronavirus research
Chief Executive at UK Biobank and BHF Professor, Sir Rory Collins, is enhancing a health data resource to understand why some individuals are hit hard by coronavirus (Covid-19) while others escape with little or no effect.
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5 facts about heart failure that might surprise you
There are lots of myths surrounding heart failure. Learn to tell fact from fiction and what you can do to control the condition.
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How to deal with depression
It's normal to feel low sometimes, but if depression is interfering with your life, help is available. Read about the treatments that could help you deal with depression
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Prior coronavirus infection boosts response to variants after first vaccine dose
BHF-funded researchers have found that a single dose of vaccine boosts protection against coronavirus variants, but only in those with previous Covid-19.
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Statins for people who have migraines with aura
Our medical director responds to an article suggesting that statins should be prescribed for migraine patients with aura
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Olympian Roger Black: Open heart surgery scared me but I'm grateful
British Olympian Roger Black talks about living with a bicuspid aortic valve and having open heart surgery to fix it.
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BHF partners up with F.Hinds for Valentine's Day
The BHF & F.Hinds partnered up for Valentine's Day with a heart themed collection
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Around 190,000 fewer vital heart ultrasounds in England during lockdown
Long waits for tests could lead to more deaths from undiagnosed heart conditions.