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Welcome to the Mended Hearts Europe Resources Hub, a central place to explore trusted information, patient stories, and support materials for people living with heart conditions across Europe. Here you’ll find multilingual guides, toolkits, and campaigns designed to empower patients, caregivers, and families to live healthier, connected lives.

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English Video

Living with AL Amyloidosis Whiteboard Animation

Also available in: Dutch (BE), French (BE), German,

English Booklet

Living with Atrial Fibrillation Discussion Guide - English

English Booklet

Living with ATTR-CM Discussion Guide

Also available in: Spanish, Flemish, French,

English Video

Living with Cardiomyopathy Whiteboard Animation – English

Also available in: Flemish, French, German (CH), Spanish,

English Video

Living with Chronic Kidney Disease & Cardiovascular Disease Whiteboard Animation

English Booklet

Living with Dilated Cardiomyopathy Discussion Guide

English Booklet

Living with elevated Lp(a) Discussion Guide

Also available in: French, German, Italian, Spanish,

English Booklet

Living with HCM Discussion Guide – English

Also available in: Dutch (BE), French (BE), French (FR), German (CH), Spanish,

English Video

Living with Heart Failure Whiteboard Animation

Also available in: English (NI),

English Booklet

Living with High Cholesterol Discussion Guide – English

Also available in: French, German,

English Video

Lp(a): A Hidden Heart Risk

Also available in: French, German, Italian, Spanish,

English Booklet

Secondary Prevention of Stroke Discussion Guide

English Booklet

Secondary Prevention of Stroke GoToGuide

English Video

Understanding Cholesterol Whiteboard Animation - English

Also available in: German,

English Booklet

Understanding Heart Failure Discussion Guide

Also available in: English (NI),

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We work with partners across Europe to get resources into the hands of patients who need them.