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Resource Hub

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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Living with AL Amyloidosis Whiteboard Animation – French (Belgium)
Video

Living with AL Amyloidosis Whiteboard Animation – French (Belgium)

A short animated video explaining what AL Amyloidosis is, how it affects the body, and the importance of early diagnosis and support.

Living with AL Amyloidosis Whiteboard Animation – French (Belgium)
Video

Living with AL Amyloidosis Whiteboard Animation – French (Belgium)

A short animated video explaining what AL Amyloidosis is, how it affects the body, and the importance of early diagnosis and support.

Living with AL Amyloidosis Whiteboard Animation – Flemish (Dutch – Belgium)
Video

Living with AL Amyloidosis Whiteboard Animation – Flemish (Dutch – Belgium)

A short animated video explaining what AL Amyloidosis is, how it affects the body, and the importance of early diagnosis and support.

High Cholesterol GoToGuide – English
Booklet

High Cholesterol GoToGuide – English

A clear, supportive guide to help you understand and manage high cholesterol with confidence.

Living with High Cholesterol Discussion Guide
Booklet

Living with High Cholesterol Discussion Guide – French

A practical guide to help patients and families discuss high cholesterol with their healthcare team, covering diagnosis, treatment, and lifestyle changes.

Mended Hearts - Understand Heart Failure Discussion Guide_ART_DIGITAL
Booklet

Understanding Heart Failure Discussion Guide – English Northern Ireland

A helpful discussion guide designed to support conversations between patients, carers, and healthcare teams about diagnosis, treatment, and management of heart failure.

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