St Mary'sCoronary Flow Trust

    News & Updates

    The latest news, research updates, and events from St Mary's Coronary Flow Trust.

    Research

    New Study Links Coronary Microvascular Dysfunction to Long-Term Outcomes

    Our latest research findings, published in collaboration with Imperial College London, demonstrate a significant association between coronary flow reserve impairment and adverse cardiovascular events over a five-year follow-up period.

    12 June 20254 min read
    Funding

    Trust Awarded Grant to Support Junior Cardiology Researchers

    We are delighted to announce a new grant that will fund two junior doctor research fellowships over the coming academic year, enabling early-career cardiologists to pursue dedicated research time at St Mary's Hospital.

    28 May 20253 min read
    Events

    Annual Research Symposium — Save the Date

    The St Mary's Coronary Flow Trust Annual Symposium will take place this autumn, bringing together cardiologists, researchers, and clinical fellows to share findings and foster collaboration across institutions.

    10 May 20252 min read
    Research

    Pilot Trial Exploring Non-Invasive Assessment of Microvascular Disease

    A new pilot trial has commenced at St Mary's Hospital to evaluate the diagnostic accuracy of non-invasive imaging techniques in identifying coronary microvascular dysfunction, with initial results expected later this year.

    22 April 20255 min read
    News

    Welcome to Our Newest Research Fellow

    We are pleased to welcome Dr Sarah Okafor to the Trust's research programme. Dr Okafor joins us from the University of Edinburgh and will be leading our ongoing work on coronary flow in patients with heart failure with preserved ejection fraction.

    3 April 20252 min read
    Events

    Presentation at the British Cardiovascular Society Conference

    Members of the Trust presented three abstracts at the BCS Annual Conference in Manchester, showcasing our work on coronary physiology assessment and its implications for guiding clinical management in stable coronary artery disease.

    15 March 20253 min read