8th January 2019
Researchers have identified two biomarkers that could help in the diagnosis of a heart condition that raises the risk of stroke. Read about the study here.
16th November 2018
New study finds that for those participants who withdrew treatment for DCM, 40% experienced a re-emergence of symptoms, after just eight weeks of withdrawal. Read on to find out more.
14th June 2018
A new study published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology shows that men are 64 percent more likely to die from dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) than women.
18th January 2018
PHD Researcher Jennifer Rees is looking for newly diagnosed experiences of cardiomyopathy and wants to hear from you!
18th November 2017
New research shows that screening young athletes for cardiac conditions will not predict if they are at risk of cardiac arrest.
13th November 2017
It is thought that at least 3,000 adults in the UK a year suffer from ‘broken heart syndrome’ – or takotsubo – but the true number may be even higher.
8th September 2017
New research shows the benefits of ICDs for people treated with cardiac resynchronisation.
13th July 2017
New research shows high rate of misdiagnosis in inherited heart conditions.
23rd June 2017
A new study reveals that the "broken heart syndrome" or also referred to as takotsubo syndrome may have longer-lasting damaging effects on the heart. Until now, it was thought the heart fully recovered from the syndrome, but new research suggests the muscle actually suffers long-term damage.
31st October 2016
for sports-loving people with cardiomyopathy.
