28 September 2025

Combination inhaler reduces asthma attacks in children by almost half

05 September 2025

Professor Barbara Casadei named as new editor in chief of JAMA Cardiology

20 August 2025

AI-enhanced ECG can spot patients at risk of dangerous ‘heart block’ condition

05 August 2025

Inflammatory marker predicts 20-year cardiovascular risk in hypertension

29 July 2025

Sex-specific genetic differences identified in dilated cardiomyopathy

17 July 2025

AI can identify hidden heart valve defects from a patient’s ECG

14 July 2025

NHLI Celebrates Staff Recognition Success Across the Board

09 July 2025

Professor Jamil Mayet and Dr Amit Kaura named recipients of Graham-Dixon Award

01 July 2025

Imperial’s Clinical Academic Training Office celebrates a decade of excellence

05 June 2025

Biking in an MRI machine to check your heart health

22 May 2025

Six Imperial professors elected Fellows of the Academy of Medical Sciences

21 May 2025

Pioneering spatial map of the airways could transform understanding of asthma

20 May 2025

Thousands of cardiac ‘digital twins’ offer new insights into the heart

07 May 2025

Asthma attacks more common for some women taking the progesterone-only pill

05 May 2025

Imperial and Apollo developing potential treatment for pulmonary hypertension

09 April 2025

Dr Alicia D’Souza secures £1.7M grant to explore gene therapy for heart diseases

03 April 2025

Hypertension during pregnancy linked with dilated cardiomyopathy risk

01 April 2025

New Lancet Commission calls for rethink on coronary artery disease

21 March 2025

AI diagnosis, Global MBA success and Royal honour for Rein: News from Imperial

17 March 2025

Climate change could lead to respiratory problems

07 March 2025

Mining dust, cool light and startup rankings: News from Imperial

25 February 2025

AI model reads ECGs to identify female patients at higher risk of heart disease

20 February 2025

Novel inhalable gene therapy trialled for people with cystic fibrosis   

18 February 2025

New genetic tests could predict future risk for deadly heart conditions