NIHR Biomedical Research Centre Leicester
More than 140 patients, carers, healthcare professionals and community organisations came together in Leicester to celebrate the impact of the FIT-HF programme.
Leicester has proudly recruited the first UK participant on the EASTHigh study, which is investigating whether early rhythm-control treatment with catheter ablation can improve outcomes for people with atrial fibrillation …
More than 250 people attended a community health and research event in Leicester, designed to improve understanding of heart health and raise awareness of opportunities to take part in cardiovascular …
Over the summer, NIHR BRC Leicester’s Professor Sally Singh was invited to officially open an innovative new centre in India that brings together evidence-based rehabilitation, yoga, clinical expertise and global …
A Leicester research team pioneering virtual ward care for patients has been recognised as a finalist in the national Royal College of Physicians awards.
New evidence from BRC researchers highlights the need for greater inclusion of older adults in clinical research.
A leading cardiologist from the NIHR BRC: Leicester has been awarded an MBE for his services to medical research and healthcare as part of the King’s Birthday Honours
A major new international study provides compelling prospective evidence that cardiovascular magnetic resonance imaging (CMR) should play a central role in the evaluation and long-term management of patients with hypertrophic …
Gut microbes which thrive when people eat unhealthily could worsen heart failure.
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has recommended that a weekly injection of semaglutide is given to more than a million people to help prevent heart attacks …
18 genes related to multiple vascular diseases have been identified by University of Leicester scientists.
Leicester researchers worked with public contributors, community organisations and clinicians to create multilingual information videos designed to make clinical research more accessible to diverse communities.
