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CPR training for all post-primary school pupils in Northern Ireland
Our Head in Northern Ireland, Fearghal McKinney, has welcomed today’s announcement from Education Minister Michelle McIlveen MLA that all post primary school pupils will be guaranteed access to CPR training.
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Study shows new technology can predict death from heart attacks
Researchers that we fund at the University of Oxford have developed a new technology that can flag patients at risk of deadly heart attacks years before they occur.
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How to organise a charity ball or dinner dance
Our guide for planning the perfect charity ball to raise money for BHF.
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Swapping running for swimming
Determined to stay healthy, Matt Hardman swapped running for swimming after his diagnosis.
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How to protect your heart during chemo
Consultant Cardiologist, Professor Malcolm Walker, explains how chemo can affect your heart and what you can do to protect it.
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Call to boost heart failure nursing
Urgent funding is needed to increase heart failure nurse numbers, education and expertise across NHS Scotland, finds a new review of services.
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BHF science helped keep me alive: Robin’s story
BHF-funded research saved Dr Robin Chung’s life and inspired his career as a cardiologist. Read his inspiring story.
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Scientists to explore how stem cells could heal heart attack damage
Scientists at the University of Surrey are to investigate how stem cells could be used to repair the heart after it’s damaged by a heart attack.
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Giant egg timer on London Southbank highlights harsh realities of cardiovascular disease
Actress Lisa McGrillis unveiled a large-scale egg timer in London, bringing to life the urgent reality of cardiovascular deaths across the UK.
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Belfast scientist receives funding for research into how the body can regrow blood vessels
We have awarded funding to Belfast scientist Dr Karla O'Neill for research that will help to bring us a step closer to creating treatments that can restore the body’s ability to grow new blood vessels