Swansea Bay Health News

The mother of a baby born with a bilateral cleft lip and palate has described the Swansea Bay staff treating her as being their “comfort blanket”.

Health board scoops Employer of the Year and Apprentice of the Year awards at Gower College Swansea event

People with suspected respiratory infections can undergo a simple test at their GP practice to help determine whether they need antibiotics.

A Swansea Bay service is leading the way in Wales by ensuring thousands of school children are protected from potentially developing cancer later in life.

Updated 08/07/2024 - Notice is hereby given that a meeting of Swansea Bay University Health Board will be held on Thursday, 11th July 2024 at 2:00pm, Virtual Meeting via Teams.

Latest in a summer of events inviting patients and their families to nominate staff for going extra mile.

Two siblings working in the NHS are hitting the heights to raise money for specialist palliative care patients in Swansea Bay thanks to their mother’s inspiration.

They left their families behind to start new lives in 2004.

Cyclists taking part in an epic charity bike ride led by Welsh rugby legend Jonathan Davies can do so in style – but they’ll have to move quickly.

Babies are getting a great start in life thanks to a programme developed by an award-winning Swansea Bay team.

A new Sanctuary for Children and Young People in emotional and mental health crisis, intended as an alternative to turning up at emergency departments, has opened in Swansea Bay.

Senior leader in maternity and patient safety to become new interim Chair of Independent Review.

Caring for parents of premature babies, in turn, enables them to be on top form to help their little ones, a grateful mum has stated.

Morriston Hospital is under extreme pressure today, Monday, 24/06/2024, with high numbers of acutely unwell patients needing treatment and beds. As a result, we are at our highest level of escalation – a Business Continuity Incident.

A potentially game-changing breath test that could detect pancreatic cancer at an earlier stage is being trialled in Swansea Bay.

The allure of Swansea Bay has been too strong to resist for an overseas nurse whose role in Morriston Hospital is unique in Wales.

An award-winning team that has helped revolutionise cancer treatments around the world has moved into a purpose-built new home in Swansea.

The service provides books, magazines, puzzles and even radios - as well as someone new to talk to