UK Cardiovascular Disease Factsheet
Cited on 11 pages
- Diabetes and insurance cover: type 1, type 2 and underwriting
- Endometriosis, fibroids, PCOS and insurance cover
- Epilepsy and insurance cover
- Heart conditions and insurance: cover, underwriting and claims
- High blood pressure and insurance: how underwriters treat it
- Insurance after a heart attack: what you can still get
- Is critical illness cover worth it?
- Menopause and insurance cover
- Neurological conditions and insurance cover
- Stroke, TIA and insurance cover
- Weight, cholesterol and insurance underwriting
More publishers we cite
Publishers cited on the same guides as British Heart Foundation:
- GRiD (Group Risk Development)
- Association of British Insurers
- UK Parliament (legislation.gov.uk)
- NHS
- NHS England
- Financial Ombudsman Service
How we use sources
We prefer the organisation that produced the data, in its own publication, and we date every citation. Our approach is set out in our sources, and the full library is on the research library page.
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