Nearly 2,000 people have taken part in a groundbreaking trial we're funding that aims to help doctors identify more people at risk of developing atrial fibrillation (AF). The trial is investigating an ...

The Global Cardiovascular Research Funders Forum (GCRFF) is inviting researchers to apply to a new research challenge that aims to transform the landscape of women’s cardiovascular health. In support ...

Counting calories can help you maintain a healthy weight, but 100 calories looks very different depending what foods you eat. Tracking the calories you eat is a common way of keeping an eye on your ...

In this article we explore the common symptoms and possible causes of chest pain, and explain when you should get medical help. spreads to your arms, back, neck or jaw makes your chest feel tight or ...

Read the latest news about our life saving research and find out what we think about the heart health news that's hitting the headlines. If you're a journalist and want to find out more about the BHF ...

This year, thousands of you have Gone Red for groundbreaking research and learnt lifesaving CPR with RevivR. We're now calling on your support for Heart Month 2025.

Each year, 170,000 people die from heart and circulatory diseases in the UK. This Christmas, we’re asking you to give a gift that keeps on living. A gift to help fund groundbreaking research that will ...

From 3D printed hearts to stem-cell coated plasters, with your support we help turn more mind-blowing ideas from the realms of science fiction into lifesaving breakthroughs. Your heart is an ...

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Infographics reports for a wide range of local areas across the UK. These reports display our key health statistics in a visual and engaging way, making them more impactful to any audience. We are ...

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“Knockout” mice are bred to lack specific genes, which helps scientists find out which genes are linked to different diseases. By removing a particular gene, a disease similar to that seen in humans ...