Swansea Bay Health News

Women across Swansea Bay are taking part in free community-based sessions teaching them about pelvic health.

The collection in Singleton Staff Library showcases items used over the past century 

Primary care staff in Swansea Bay are enhancing their skills by learning more about a variety of topics related to women’s health

Sue Jones was there at the start when Neath Port Talbot Hospital was built in 2002 – the last NHS Wales hospital to be funded by a Private Finance Initiative.

A new community hub where people can access information and support to improve their wellbeing has launched in Swansea.

Developed in partnership with Swansea University, the initiative has been singled out for its innovative ideas  

Swansea Bay is taking steps to significantly reduce the waste it produces by finishing the general use of single use blood pressure cuffs – saving the emissions equivalent of 22 car journeys around the world every year.

Two Swansea Bay projects have been showcased in The Senedd and handed major awards.

Dental staff in Swansea Bay are reminding people that antibiotics aren’t needed when it comes to relieving discomfort caused by a common complaint.

Notice is hereby given that a meeting of Swansea Bay University Health Board will be held on Thursday, 29 January 2026 at 10:45am in the Millennium Room at Headquarters, One Talbot Gateway, Baglan, SA12 7BR.

Being told you may have cancer and need an urgent hospital referral will be one of the most anxious times in anyone’s life. New videos offering information and support are now available.

People in Swansea have been given the recipe to help improve their health and wellbeing as part of a new lifestyle scheme.

Singleton Hospital's Day Surgical Unit recognised for going the extra mile for nurses in training 

Former Wales Grand Slam winning rugby captain, Ryan Jones, has thanked Swansea Bay staff for helping him get over an injury… sustained 10 years ago.

Over the past week, Morriston Hospital’s Emergency Department and other front door services have faced very high demand, leading us to declare two business continuity incidents. We want to update you on the situation and thank everyone who has used our services for their patience. 

Some of the wards are temporarily closed to visitors.

Welsh Government’s Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care Jeremy Miles had high praise for staff involved in an innovative primary care audiology service.