Clinical trials: one man’s story of testing a device used in TAVI Ray Jenkins from Somerset shares his experience of taking part in British Heart Foundation-funded research that’s helped shape the ...

Adult congenital heart disease and pregnancy Most people living with a congenital heart disease can have a family. Before doing so, it’s important to know the risks and plan with a healthcare ...

Recovery & SupportRecovery & Support We are working to understand the barriers to attendance for rehabilitation services and helping systems develop services based around the needs of patients.

There are worrying shortages in the cardiovascular healthcare workforce. As demand for care grows and changes over time, the effects of these shortages will only get worse. Our research into the ...

Take on the South West Coast 50 through Minehead and the coastal path, with a base camp in the shadows of Dunster Castle. Pick your distance, with the full 50 km loop, a 25 km half challenge, or even ...

Read the latest news about our life-saving research and find out what we think about the heart health news that's making the headlines.

Tackling inequalities in heart health and care: our policy initiatives Discover what we're doing to address health inequalities and achieve better outcomes for everyone.

Supporting the charity sector A supportive and effective regulatory environment is essential for maintaining the trust of our supporters enabling the BHF and charities across the sectors to continue ...

Helping research thrive We're the single biggest independent funder of cardiovascular research in the UK. In recent years, we have invested around £100 million each year in research into heart and ...

The BHF played a significant role in the development of the NHS Long Term Plan pushing to make heart and circulatory disease a priority for the NHS.

Vagus nerve stimulation could help people get more exercise 29 July 2025 Kaamya Mehta Category: Research An experimental device that stimulates a key nerve connecting the heart and brain can improve ...