News and updates

Take a look at the latest news and regular updates from the British Cardiovascular Society

BCS comment on inequalities in referrals for advanced heart failure therapies across the UK and Ireland

A recent study published in the BCS-BMJ owned Open Heart journal, revealed substantial variations in […]

Anterior T-wave inversion was observed nearly nine times more frequently in Black football players, researchers say

Anterior T-wave inversion (ATWI), a change seen on an ECG in the leads that look […]

Digital tool to measure chest pain symptoms in suspected stable coronary artery disease patients recommends non-invasive investigations

The eChestPain tool, a digital chest pain assessment tool developed by clinicians, has been shown […]

Researchers highlight increased risk of NSTEMI for women with polycystic ovary syndrome

Women who are hospitalised for non-ST-elevation myocardial infarction (NSTEMI) present at younger ages when they […]

Heart disease doesn’t discriminate by sex: results of a voluntary cardiac screening programme

9% of young female patients that were flagged by voluntary screening and referred for further […]

New Resident Doctor Representatives join BCS Committees

We’re delighted to confirm the new Resident Doctor Representatives who will join BCS Committees later […]
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BCS Editorials and Heartbeat

The BCS Editorials Series is produced by our BCS sub-editors – cardiologists in training who volunteer to write at least two articles during their tenure. 

Heartbeat delivers short-form, accessible reporting on late-breaking studies, emerging clinical evidence and major global headlines in cardiovascular medicine.