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A phone-sized defibrillator for community first responders, investigating whether AI can prevent a catastrophic heart event, and understanding the impact of ultra-processed food on heart health are just three of the many research projects awarded funding by the Heart Foundation today.

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Tea is great cold and makes a delicious non-alcoholic drink that is low in sugar too. Iced tea can be made even better with a few delicious additions.

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These tasty morsels have no added sugar and are a great dessert for any occasion.

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Here’s a low sugar banana bread recipe with some added goodness. You’ll love it!

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Here’s our moreish muesli slice recipe, not too sweet but still delicious.

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In the age of sugar dominating news headlines - salt is now being described as the forgotten killer by many health organisations.

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With nutrition experts and wellness bloggers constantly waging war on sugar it’s easy to forget about salt, turning it into the forgotten killer.

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What we eat affects our heart health, but did you know it can also affect our mood and wellbeing? Read on to discover more about the link between food and mental health.

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Our Christmas menu is full of vibrant colours, fresh flavours, and heart-healthy goodness. This light, elegant spread focuses on omega-3-rich salmon, seasonal vegetables, and refreshing, reduced-sugar drinks, perfect for a sunny Christmas celebration.

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At the age of 37, Darrell went to the doctor with nausea, shortness of breath, swelling and sweating. That sparked a series of tests that led to open heart surgery.

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Having a treat from time to time is part of a balanced approach to eating and living well. Follow these tips to cut junk food from your day and save it as a treat – you will actually enjoy these foods more and your body will love you for it!

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“Try and surround yourself with people who will give you positive motivation,” says Arthur – a cardiac arrest survivor who’s had to make a lot of lifestyle changes.

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