Congratulations to BHF Professor Andrew Baker from the University of Edinburgh who has been awarded the Royal Society of ...

A simple neck scan can identify men with double the risk of heart failure, according to research part-funded by us and led by ...

Yesterday, Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered the Autumn Budget against a backdrop of economic uncertainty and growing ...

The red carpet was rolled out for celebrities from the world of showbiz, TV and sport at London’s Bloomsbury Ballroom for our annual Heart Hero awards ceremony ...

British Heart Foundation pays tribute to Sir Terence English, the surgeon who performed the first successful heart transplant in the UK, who has died aged 93 ...

Chris Brocklesby has been confirmed as our Chief Technology Officer on a permanent basis, after a strong start in an interim role. Chris joined us in July 2025 to drive forward our digital ...

The strategy recognises that men are often less likely to seek help and more likely to suffer in silence. Combined with higher rates of smoking, alcohol consumption and other risk factors, this has ...

British Heart Foundation is a registered charity in England and Wales (225971), Scotland (SC039426) and the Isle of Man (1295). A company limited by guarantee, registered in England and Wales (699547) ...

When it comes to taking care of your heart, eating a healthy diet, staying active, giving up smoking and cutting back on alcohol are essential. But sometimes sticking to the rules can be easier said ...

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 ...

Cardiovascular disease - infographics and statisticsIncidence and prevalence in the UK Find out about the rate of new cases (prevalence) and existing cases (incidence) of heart and circulatory ...

We have a responsibility to tackle inequalities in all areas of our work. Since launching our EDI strategy in 2022, we have made good progress - but there’s more to do. Heart and circulatory diseases ...