Sky Bet is marking Heart Month – a national campaign to help keep hearts beating across the UK – with a new half a million pound donation to support the British Heart Foundation’s (BHF ...

47 The British Heart Foundation CorMicA trial provides evidence about the ... training and tools have delivered major increases in the success of CTO PCI. These angina patients often have incomplete ...

open image in gallery Ben, left, with his friend Charlie, right, who alerted his mother when Ben fell very ill (Family handout/British Heart Foundation) Luckily for Ben, Ms Hill-Chambers knew how ...

The British Heart Foundation (BHF) has awarded over £900,000 to fund four ambitious projects at centres across the UK. As part of the BHF’s Healthcare Innovation Awards, leading clinicians will ...

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Kids can get a free A2 poster that'll glow in the dark on their bedroom wall if you go to the British Heart Foundation (BHF) and fill in the order form on its website. It's one per person and you need ...

According to the expers at the British Heart Foundation: “It’s normal for your heart rate to increase while exercising. During exercise, you should aim to stay within your target heart rate ...

As well as feeling anxiety similar to a panic attack, the British Heart Foundation says as less common symptom of a heart attack, but still one to note, is lots of coughing or wheezing due to a ...

Here at the British Heart Foundation (BHF), we urgently need your help to fund the cures of tomorrow, so we are asking readers to Go Red in Heart Month. Whether it’s a big ball, an office dress-up day ...

Here at the British Heart Foundation (BHF), we urgently need your help to fund the cures of tomorrow, so we are asking readers to Go Red in Heart Month. Whether it’s a big ball, an office dress ...

The British Heart Foundation explains: "Over time, a fatty material called atheroma (sometimes known as plaque) can build up inside your coronary arteries. This process is called atherosclerosis.