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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
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Katrine Bussey

Recruits wanted for research into treatment for ‘broken heart syndrome’

University of Aberdeen British Heart Foundation James Leiper Cardiomyopathy

Scientists hope to recruit almost 100 Scots for a trial of the first ever treatment for a condition known as broken heart syndrome.

Researchers at the University of Aberdeen are working on how to help those with takotsubo cardiomyopathy – a condition which affects around 5,000 people across the UK every year.

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