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Help prioritise research for women’s heart health

  • Area of Work: The ALLIANCE
  • Type: News Item
  • Published: 17th September 2026

Complete survey on priorities for research into women's cardiovascular disease, in partnership led by King's College London.

The James Lind Alliance Priority Setting Partnership for Women’s Cardiovascular Disease, ‘Beating Bias’, is looking to identify the top ten unanswered research questions that matter most about women’s heart health across the UK and Ireland.

The work, lead by Kings College London and funded by Heart Research UK, will bring patients, carers and clinicians together to to identify and prioritise the evidence uncertainties and unanswered questions in this important area.

In this second survey, you will be asked to select up to 10 questions that you feel should be prioritised for future research on women’s heart health. Your responses will help determine which questions progress to the final stage of the project and ultimately contribute to the Top 10 research priorities for women’s heart health. You do not need to have completed the first survey (where people submitted their ideas for research questions) to contribute.

Take part in the survey: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/gqXcDmnJCj

If you have any questions, please contact the project team. 

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