Bryan Williams
Bryan Williams is a leading medical researcher and the director of scientific affairs at the British Heart Foundation. He is known for his contributions to cardiovascular medicine and public health, advocating for urgent action to address health risks linked to lifestyle factors such as smoking and physical inactivity. Williams emphasizes the need for integrated health strategies that take into account the cumulative effects of various environmental exposures on disease and mortality, particularly among aging populations.
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Prof Bryan Williams, the chief scientific and medical officer of the British Heart Foundation, which funded the research, said the test 'could benefit patients around the world'.
Blood test could predict who is most at risk from common inherited heart condition | Health
United Kingdom· 2025-12-25
Bryan Williams is listed among the all-time great All Blacks who were never in a Grand Slam team.
All Blacks Grand Slam second only to the Rugby World Cup: Phil Gifford
New Zealand· 2025-10-27
Bryan Williams, from BWA Insolvency, who was appointed the liquidator for Rycorlin Ltd on September 2.
Lone Star Tauranga owner in liquidation as former staff claim thousands in unpaid holiday payNew Zealand· 2025-09-04
Prof Bryan Williams, the chief scientific and medical officer at the British Heart Foundation, discussed the effectiveness of clopidogrel compared to aspirin.
Doctors find drug that is better than aspirin at preventing heart attacks | Heart diseaseUnited Kingdom· 2025-09-01Bryan Williams explains that many patients do not reach their blood pressure goals with existing therapies.
El fracaso en la lucha contra la hipertensión: no avisa, no duele, causa ictus, infartos, demencias y 46.000 muertes al año | Sociedad
Spain· 2025-08-31
Principal investigator Prof Bryan Williams, chair of medicine at UCL, said: 'I’ve never seen blood pressure reductions of this magnitude with a drug.'
New drug hailed as ‘gamechanger’ in tackling stubbornly high blood pressure | High blood pressureUnited Kingdom· 2025-08-30
Bryan Williams is noted as a future All Blacks great who emerged while Keith Nelson was captain of Ponsonby.
Former All Black turned dentist Dr Keith Nelson dies, aged 86New Zealand· 2025-08-21
Bryan Williams is mentioned as one of the great attacking players seen in rugby history.
Rugby Championship: All Blacks victory in Argentina and Wallabies’ comeback win show competition will be strong – Phil GiffordNew Zealand· 2025-08-17
Bryan Williams, coach at the Cincy Galaxy soccer club, highlighted that Emerson Colindres is not alone in facing deportation issues.
US deports teen soccer star to Honduras days after his high school graduation | OhioUnited Kingdom· 2025-06-20
Williams, the son of All Black great Sir Bryan Williams, has since had a full-circle moment – now coaching a junior side at the club.
Ex-international, Ponsonby Rugby Club player’s desperate plea as Western Springs stadium consultation nears endNew Zealand· 2025-06-14
Sir Bryan Williams calls on the public to support a community-driven proposal for Western Springs stadium.
All Blacks great Sir Bryan Williams calls on public to back community-driven Western Springs stadiumNew Zealand· 2025-05-18
Sir Bryan Williams has been involved in the development of a new venue at Ponsonby Rugby Club.
Aucklanders to weigh in on Western Springs stadium proposalsNew Zealand· 2025-05-01
Professor Bryan Williams is the chief scientific and medical officer at the British Heart Foundation.
The 25 things linked to a long life – and why having an open fire is one of themNew Zealand· 2025-02-22
Bryan Williams is the scientific director of the British Heart Foundation, emphasizing the need for bold government actions to improve health.
Per la longevità contano molto più gli stili di vita che la genetica: cosa si può fare
Italy· 2025-02-21
Professor Bryan Williams is the scientific and medical director of the British Heart Foundation.
O que impacta mais o envelhecimento, genética ou estilo de vida? Novo estudo responde
Brazil· 2025-02-20