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Theme 4 - Developing precision clinical management of HF

Heart Failure (HF) is a highly heterogeneous condition, yet current guideline-based management remains largely uniform, relying on parameters such as ejection fraction and NYHA class. This “one-size-fits-all” approach masks substantial inter-individual variation in treatment response, unlike precision strategies seen in fields such as oncology. Theme 4 aims to transform Heart Failure (HF) care by leveraging multimodal data, including advanced imaging, electronic health records, blood biomarkers, real-time digital markers from wearables, and AI, to identify predictive signatures and develop practical tools for precision management. By capturing patient diversity and resolving subgroup-specific trajectories, we seek to move beyond population-level averages and deliver tailored interventions that improve outcomes. We work closely with the other themes to integrate insights from imaging, multiomics, and clinical data, ensuring an interdisciplinary approach to precision cardiovascular care.


 

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Funded Projects

 

Award 1

Lead PI: Dr Pier-Giorgio Masci
Co-Investigators: Dr Rafael Oexner, Dr Mario Falchi, Dr Maxim Freydin
Project Title: Uncovering the multi-omic signatures of cardiovascular biological ageing

Award 2

Lead PI: Dr Rafael Oexner
Co-Investigator: Dr Konstantinos Theofilatos
Project Title: Cardiovascular Disease Risk Prediction and Biological Ageing in the UK Population

Awarded Studentship

EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Data-Driven Health (DRIVE-Health) at King’s College London and the King’s BHF Centre - One 4-year studentships have been awarded under this collaboration with a start date of 1 October 2025:

Studentship 1: Alexander Anderson

Supervisors: Dr Kevin O’Gallagher, Prof Alistair Young
Project Title: HFpEF: AI imaging analysis of echocardiographic data to allow development of a fully integrated prediction model for heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HFpEF) using both echo and clinical data


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