Coronavirus
6th February 2020
There has been lots of coverage in the global press about the coronavirus recently identified in China. A coronavirus is a type of virus like a cold or the ‘flu. As a group, coronaviruses are common across the world.

6th February 2020
There has been lots of coverage in the global press about the coronavirus recently identified in China. A coronavirus is a type of virus like a cold or the ‘flu. As a group, coronaviruses are common across the world.

20th January 2020
Our fabulous fundraiser Paul Hollis has successfully completed the Himalayan 100 Mile Stage Race. Not only did he complete this epic challenge he classified third overall and has raised a fantastic £1200 for Cardiomyopathy UK.

15th December 2019
Mark has always led an active lifestyle, however, he was recently diagnosed with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM). He bravely shares his story with us.

1st December 2019
Bryony bravely shares the battles her and her family have faced with cardiomyopathy and how she doesn't let it stop her living a fulfilling life.

21st November 2019
On 9 November 2019 we held our annual National Conference in London, which included attendees, speakers, staff and supporters to discuss all things related to cardiomyopathy. Read our round up of the conference here.

20th November 2019
Our new research reveals a concerning lack of knowledge that persistent flu-like symptoms can be signs of serious heart conditions, cardiomyopathy and myocarditis.

31st October 2019
Royal Brompton Hospital is hosting a myocarditis information day, providing an opportunity to find out more about causes, treatments and possible impact on future health following a diagnosis of myocarditis.

28th October 2019
Our community of fundraisers raise vital funds for our work through a variety of events, but Met Police sergeant Paul Hollis is taking running for Cardiomyopathy UK to new heights. Read about Paul's Himalayan 100 Stage Race here.

30th September 2019
Receiving a diagnosis of heart failure can be difficult, so we have put together some tips for living with heart failure. Read our full advice here.

9th September 2019
For heart failure patients there could soon be another new drug available alongside Entresto, called Dapagliflozin. This new drug will help people not only live longer and avoid hospitalisation but more importantly feel better within themselves. Read the full article here.