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Birmingham-led team selected to tackle national health inequalities in heart disease Thrombo-inflammation

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18 March 2026

Birmingham-led team selected to tackle national health inequalities in heart disease Thrombo-inflammation

27 January 2026

Birmingham researchers lead state-of-the-art review on heart disease in chronic kidney disease Thrombo-inflammation Back to top

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Birmingham BRC researcher leads international efforts to tackle heart health inequalities in cities Thrombo-inflammation Back to top

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DaRe2THINK launches enhanced digital platform to transform NHS primary care clinical trials Thrombo-inflammation Back to top

25 September 2025

Heart rate treatments could be used to improve heart function Thrombo-inflammation Back to top

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Online education can enhance clinical guideline use by over 50% Thrombo-inflammation Back to top

3 February 2025

240-year-old drug could save NHS £100m a year treating common heart rhythm disorder Thrombo-inflammation Back to top

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New way to run clinical trials within General Practice reaches 1,000 NHS patients recruited Thrombo-inflammation Back to top

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Give equal consideration to gender when giving blood thinners in atrial fibrillation, research says Thrombo-inflammation Back to top

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Education for healthcare professionals can boost the quality of care for patients with atrial fibrillation Thrombo-inflammation Back to top

24 July 2024

Off-the-shelf wearable trackers provide clinically-useful info for patients with heart disease Thrombo-inflammation Back to top

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Patients with a common heart rhythm disorder are at risk of vascular dementia Thrombo-inflammation Back to top

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