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The British Heart Foundation (BHF) said 72% of parents believe their children are "active enough".
BBC: Children 'not exercising enough'
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The BHF is launching a new national initiative, funding and training 16 new heart failure nurses in the community.
BBC: Killer heart disease on rise
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The BHF said it wants the listing of trans fat levels on food labels to be made compulsory.
BBC: NEWS | Health | 'Hidden' fats removed from foods
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The BHF also advises 150 minutes of moderate intensity aerobic activity each week.
BBC: Quarter of adults walk just an hour a week, survey finds
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The BHF released the findings in its Couch Kids report, which highlights that around one-third of young Scots are overweight or obese.
BBC: Children 'not exercising enough'
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Even though heart attack deaths in Northern Ireland are decreasing, BHF Northern Ireland says there is little evidence the same is true of heart failure.
BBC: From the section Northern Ireland
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Yet the BHF's annual smoking statistics, also released on New Year's Day, indicate that more people worldwide die from smoking than from cancer.
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"I can't imagine that both insurance companies would distribute policies through the new bank, " said Volker von Kreuschten of BHF Bank in Frankfurt.
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The British Heart Foundation (BHF) advises that moderate intensity aerobic activity is the most effective type of activity for maintaining a healthy heart.
BBC: Quarter of adults walk just an hour a week, survey finds
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BHF, its Frankfurt subsidiary, which was once Germany's premier investment bank?
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But the BHF added the current shortage of heart surgeons meant taking doctors away from practice to retrain them would have a knock-on effect on the service.
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The British Heart Foundation (BHF) called the driving licence pilot "a welcome step forward", but it too is warning that it will not solve the shortage of organs.
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BHF, a middling wholesale bank.
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