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William Harvey

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English physician (1578–1657)

The first physician to describe completely and in detail the systemic circulation and properties of blood being pumped to the brain and body by the heart.

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Queen Mary research behind potential new heart attack treatment shows promise in Phase 2 trial

Researchers at the William Harvey Research Institute have developed a potential new treatment for heart attacks that targets inflammation-related damage. The therapy, which is currently showing promise in Phase 2 trials, aims to protect heart tissue following a severe cardiac event.

The William Harvey Research Institute·2026-09-17

William Harvey and the Discovery of the Human Circulatory System

This article provides an overview of William Harvey's landmark 1628 publication, which accurately described the human circulatory system for the first time. It details how his experimental approach laid the foundation for modern physiology despite initial resistance from the medical community.

Encyclopedia.com·2026-07-09

News - The William Harvey Research Institute - Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry

The William Harvey Research Institute recently celebrated its 40th anniversary with a conference focused on cardiovascular, endocrine, and inflammation research. Recent updates also include studies on the impact of body fat distribution on heart health and the use of AI in antibody engineering.

The William Harvey Research Institute·2026-09-15

Where body fat is stored may matter more than BMI for heart health

A study led by researchers at Queen Mary University of London suggests that the location of body fat storage is a more significant indicator of heart health than Body Mass Index (BMI) alone. This research contributes to the ongoing cardiovascular studies conducted at the William Harvey Research Institute.

The William Harvey Research Institute·2026-08-25

Queen Mary celebrates William Harvey Day

Queen Mary University of London hosted its annual William Harvey Day, bringing together over 300 attendees to showcase cutting-edge research across various medical and dental disciplines. The event featured keynote lectures on cancer treatment and behavioral science, highlighting the university's ongoing commitment to medical innovation.

Queen Mary University of London·2025-10-20

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