Maia from St Neots is encouraging children and parents to have a pre-Christmas clear out and donate their unwanted toys, books and clothes to BHF.
There were 397,478 of people waiting for ‘routine’ cardiac care in England at the end of September, down from 401,728 in August. It’s the first time the overall cardiac care waiting list has fallen ...
Half of people investigated for suspected angina and given the all-clear may be missing out on the correct diagnosis ...
People in their thirties may have a higher risk of a heart attack in later life, even if they don't meet the threshold for a diagnosis of high blood pressure. Those with higher or steeply rising blood ...
People in their thirties may risk a heart attack or stroke in later life even when they have ‘normal’ blood pressure, if it’s too high or steeply rising ...
Stranger Strings’, a scientific snapshot of the first phase of blood clot formation, was submitted by BHF-funded researcher, Harriet Todd. The blue dots are cells which line the inside of blood ...
We’re delighted to welcome Professor Simon Ray, appointed as Deputy Chair of the Board of Trustees, and Professor Jane Armitage, who joins as a new Trustee ...
Research supported by BHF shows that people can find out if they are having a heart attack far faster using innovative tests ...
People with signs of damage to their heart during middle age are more likely to develop dementia in later life according to a BHF-funded study ...
We want to support everyone with cardiovascular disease to live a longer healthier life, by ensuring they get the treatment, care and support they need. The Healthcare Implementation Fund (formerly ...
If you’re trying to eat a healthier diet or manage your weight, you may be wondering if you should cut out foods that are high in fat. It’s true that fat is high in calories, which means that eating ...
Heart and circulatory diseases - data and statisticsHeart and circulatory diseases: data and statistics We collect comprehensive statistics on heart and circulatory disease in the UK. These ...