Bouncing With Health is an important initiative aimed at promoting the many health benefits of trampolining in particular relation to fighting the ongoing problem of child obesity. Conceived by Trampled Underfoot Ltd, the UK’s leading supplier of family trampolines, Bouncing With Health has the full backing of The British Heart Foundation, Britain’s foremost health charity. Bouncing With Health has also enlisted the support of England cricket captain Andrew Strauss and England rugby captain Lewis Moody, two people who know a thing or two about fitness !

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The British Heart Foundation is welcoming the latest guidelines on the identification and management of people with Familial Hypercholesterolaemia (FA). This condition is inherited through family genes and leads to very high levels of harmful cholesterol, a major factor in heart problems. High cholesterol levels are usually caused by poor diet and the way an [...]

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The British Heart Foundation is calling for further research into claims that everyone over 50 should take aspirin daily to help fight serious cardiac problems. Current guidelines allow doctors to prescribe daily aspirin to patients who have already suffered from a heart attack or stroke, as it stops blood clots forming in the arteries of [...]

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The British Heart Foundation (BHF) charity invited the nation to ‘watch their own heart attack’ on ITV1 on August 10 to raise awareness of heart attack symptoms. With almost a quarter of a million people suffer heart attacks each year in the UK, this advert could be the single most important two minutes of television [...]

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The British Heart Foundation (BHF) charity is backing the Scottish Government’s plans to institute a pilot heart screening service for elite athletes in response to public concern. The British Heart Foundation is dedicated to saving lives through research, patient care, and campaigning for change. The first cardiac screening programme for young athletes was launched in [...]

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You may have seen on billboards across the UK from the British Heart Foundation (BHF) Charity inviting you to ‘watch your own heart attack’. As gruesome as this sounds, this is a television event that could help save lives. This advert will air on ITV1 on August 10 at 9.17pmd uring the Midsomer Murders break and will help to raise [...]

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