Tribute To Alexander
This poignant yet heartfelt tribute from 2013 by Ollie Brittan, Alexanders friend, serves to remind us of a young man gone too soon. His name and his legacy inspire us to continue making a difference.
Sarah and the 3 Masketeers
Working with the lovely Joshua Wisker (www.vimeo.com/jdwisker) to make new charity videos despite the COVID restrictions. Yes it makes things a little harder, but here at Alexander Jansons Myocarditis Uk we always rise to a challenge and in true charity style, we still managed a good few laughs along the way!
A little London reflection
Travelling into to London for the first time in quite a while, I was able to get a good look at the COVID London and how it has impacted our charity.
Increased Heart Rates Due To Long Covid
As we learn more about the infection, cardiologists are reporting on the evidence of lingering heart damage in patients who have tested positive for Covid-19.
World Heart Day 2020
Our World Heart Day 2020 celebrations were highly successful and we definitely drew attention to myocarditis
Does Chest Pain Mean A Heart Attack?
Over one million people have a heart attack every year & with the long term effects of COVID-19 it’s even more important to get any chest pain checked out.
Study Reveals Heart Problems In COVID-19 Recovery
A recent study has shown that people may develop lingering heart problems after recovery from the coronavirus, which could be especially troubling for athletes.
Marathon Madness
Another wonderful fundraising effort by one of our supporters, Martin, in memory of his dad who sadly passed away from myocarditis.
Ready For World Heart Day 2020
Alexander Jansons was a fun-loving, happy, football mad young man. He was also a MASSIVE West Ham fan and supporter (so much so that our charity colours are based on theirs) and this World Heart Day 2020, we want to raise as much awareness for myocarditis as we can.
£100 000 Presentation
How many zero’s can you spot? Thats right, we have the immense honour and pleasure to hand a 6 FIGURE check to Sanjay Prasad, on behalf of the Royal Brompton, to further our advances made in myocarditis research.
