Imperial scientists report progress towards more accurate genetic diagnosis, and a study suggests that complaints procedures are causing psychological illness in doctors. (Extract 1 of 4 from the Imperial College Podcast 21 January 2015)

Alex Bottle, Senior Lecturer in Medical Statistics, Dr Foster Unit, Imperial College. Part of the Department of Primary Care and Public Health Seminar Programme. 25 June 2014.

Dr Cesare Terracciano explains how better methods for growing heart cells in the lab could reduce the need to use animals in research on new drugs

Professor Peter Kohl from the National Heart and Lung Institute presents his inaugural lecture.

Researchers at Imperial College London found that aircraft noise is linked to higher risks of stroke, heart and circulatory disease.

Animation showing how a gene therapy developed at Imperial will be delivered to patients with heart failure, with the aim of improving the heart's performance. Courtesy of Celladon.

Dr Rachel Brettell, Department of Primary Care and Public Health, Imperial College London. Part of the Department of Primary Care and Public Health Seminar Programme. 11th July 2012.

Recent happenings from the College, including the genetic cause cardiac hypertrophy, the thickening of the walls of the heart and the news that Imperial and Kings College London have joined the Francis Crick Institute

This video shows a wave of electrical activity spreading across the heart of a patient with congenital heart disease. The 3D reconstruction of the heart is produced using cardiac magnetic resonance (CMR) imaging.

The onset of coronary heart disease partly depends on the movement of blood in the arteries. This moving representation of blood flow is from a research group which uses advanced computer techniques to try to solve medical problems.

This video shows the heart of a patient with congenital heart disease, when the heart has not developed normally. The heart has only one ventricle (in pink) – usually, there are two.

We talk to Dr Darrel Francis about a radical procedure that could alleviate symptoms of breathlessness in patients with heart failure, and hear from one of the first patients to receive the new treatment.

Professor Peter Sever and new drugs to reduce the risk of heart attacks.

Michael Schneider on new therapies to fix heart damage.

Professor Peter Barnes on tackling one of the world's biggest killers - Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease.

Dr Gabor Foldes talks about the award winning image he created with a team from the BHF Centre of Research Excellence, which shows heart muscle cells that have been grown from stem cells in the laboratory.

Dr Philip Kilner, from the BHF Centre of Research Excellence, talks about the award winning video that he and Dr Michael Markl from the University of Freiburg created, showing blood streaming through both sides of a healthy human heart.

Professor Peter Barnes talks about Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

Dr Olive Murphy talks about the benefits of an implantable heart pressure monitor that she is developing

Professor Michael Schneider talks about his Medical Futures Award

Professor Michael Schneider discusses looking at ways to reverse the loss of muscle cells in damaged hearts