Swansea Bay Health News

Aspiring artists have been brushing up on their skills by sprucing up a new children’s unit in Morriston Hospital.

A recently retired Swansea Bay cardiorespiratory physiologist has been recognised for her long and distinguished service to the care of children and families affected by heart disease through a major award.

A father has praised the lifechanging support he received to help him quit smoking so he can spend time with his daughter for as long as possible.

Consultant physiotherapist Dr Ceri Battle has taught virtually and in person at a major conference in Lviv.

The Orthopaedic Waiting List Initiative focuses on improving the fitness of patients before they face surgery.

Cheques for £1,500 have been handed over to the Chemotherapy Day Unit and Breast Care Unit at Singleton Hospital.

An innovative project which saw an 80 per cent reduction of ambulance callouts for falls which didn’t result in an injury has received national attention.

New machines allow people in some Swansea GP practices to easily monitor their blood pressure, weight and more to help encourage healthy lifestyles.

Neath Port Talbot Hospital’s Birth Centre has welcomed its 200th new arrival in just over a year since reopening.

The new PET-CT facility is due to see its first patients in early 2027.

More than 200,000 people in Wales have a fall each year -but falls aren't just part of growing older.

One patient said the session he attended at Singleton Hospital in Swansea made the experience a lot easier.

Primary care teams in Swansea have joined forces to help educate and inspire communities to improve their health and wellbeing.

Over 50 organisations came together to offer advice and support at Swansea Bay University Health Board’s World Mental Health Day event on Friday, October 10.

People with low vision or sight loss can now be supported closer to home to help them stay independent.

Councillor Cheryl Philpott backing bid to raise £200,000 to support the South West Wales Cancer Centre.

Mal marks milestone for Swansea Bay Health Charity appeal at his Homecoming concert.

Hospital volunteer Juddie Hare knows how important it is to be protected against flu, after being floored by it the only time in 35 years she missed being vaccinated.