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Blood pressure variability could predict heart attack and stroke

31 January 2024

An image of a blood pressure monitor.

BHF comment

Government moves ahead with plans to create a smokefree generation

29 January 2024

Man holding a vape and some cigarettes

Science

Act on mystery chest pain to reduce risk of heart attack, researchers urge

23 January 2024

A photograph of a man in a grey t-shirt clutching his chest with both hands to show he is in pain. We can only see from the bottom of the man's chin to his waist. There is a red tint on the image where he is clutching - where his heart is.

Survival and support

Early heart disease deaths rise to 14-year high

22 January 2024

A photograph of an empty hospital bed in a dimly lit ward. There are two pillows sat on top of the bed with blue bedding covering the rest of the bed. There is a wheelchair sat empty on one side of the bed and a screen to monitor a patients' vital signs on the other above a table.

Fundraising

Make 2024 a year to be proud of

12 January 2024

Three women in wet suits running out the sea

Science

Study finds Takotsubo syndrome patients failed by current treatment

11 January 2024

A man clutches his chest with both hands

BHF comment

Average ambulance waits for heart attacks and strokes rise to 46 minutes

11 January 2024

An ambulance drives into a covered porch area at an A&E department

Science

Diet in childhood linked to blood vessel damage in teenage years

10 January 2024

A selection of different processed foods including crisps, doughnuts, hot dogs, burgers, pizza and chocolate

Science

Out of hospital cardiac arrest survival rates remain low in England latest data shows

9 January 2024

Science

Antibodies may be key to pre-empting heart attacks

8 January 2024

Image from a microscope showing an atherosclerotic fatty plaque in a blood vessel in the heart

Science

Our research highlights of 2023

20 December 2023

Marina Strocchi's winning image, mapping heart cell bundles that pass on the signal that causes the heart to contract

Survival and support

Rangers footballer Connor Goldson talks candidly about his heart condition

20 December 2023

Footballer Connor Goldson gives thumbs up from hospital bed

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