News and updates
Take a look at the latest news and regular updates from the British Cardiovascular Society
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 […]
BCS welcomes new officers and committee members
We’d like to congratulate the newest members of the BCS team on their election to […]
BCS comment on research suggesting exercising according to chronotypes may yield better results for heart health
A recent study published in the BCS-BMJ owned Open Heart journal, showed that exercising according to your […]
An update on our use of X
The British Cardiovascular Society (BCS) has decided to step away from X. As a membership organisation, the BCS exists […]
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.