Artificial intelligence creates 3D hearts to predict patient survival
Machine-learning has predicted death risk in people with serious heart disease faster and more accurately than current methods.
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Fortune Sides with Her Who Dares: talk by Professor Casadei 31st January
Highly acclaimed cardiologist Barbara Casadei to deliver the second NHLI Athena SWAN Lecture in January 2017.
New global network explores link between genes and environment to tackle disease
A new global network linking leading research centres across the world has launched today to tackle pressing global health challenges.
Professor Michael Schneider elected a Fellow of AAAS
This week Professor Michael Schneider has been named a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).
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What role does scar tissue play in recovery from heart disease?
Researchers explore whether helping make better scar tissue in your heart could be a possible alternative to re-growing new tissue.
Research opens the door to more accurate genetic testing for inherited diseases
New research allows scientists to better determine which gene mutations are responsible for inherited heart disease.
Regular exercise can lead to heart disease misdiagnosis
Scientists have shown that people who exercise for even a few hours each week can enlarge their hearts.
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Putting the fun in fungi and exploring the future of heart and lung healthcare
NHLI was pleased to be amongst the over 500 researchers at the fifth Imperial Festival last weekend sharing our love of science with the public.
New blood test detects deadly inherited heart conditions
A new genetic test to improve diagnosis in people with inherited heart conditions has been developed by researchers.
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3D microscopy technique allows scientists to trace dangerous heart waves
A pioneering 3D imaging method has been applied to heart cells for the first time, allowing researchers to trace waves that can cause arrhythmia.
