Swansea Bay Health News

Tracy Warrington underwent treatment for endometrial cancer after recognising symptoms and is urging others to be aware 

Two Swansea Bay employees have been recognised for taking a stand against racism in the workplace.

It's closing its doors after two years.

The hub is at Port Talbot Resource Centre

The number of nurses from overseas could almost double as the health board seeks to fill vacancies 

A team of Year 7 pupils scooped the £1k prize money from charity First Give, after highlighting the importance of mental health 

Dean Osell walked 150 miles to raise funds after he and wife Fiona experienced the tragic loss of a child

A nurse who specialises in treating burns is urging everyone to apply sun cream often and dispose of instant barbecues safely as temperatures soar to avoid “pain and suffering”.

You are invited to Swansea Bay University Health Board’s annual general meeting on 21 July 2022 at 2pm.

For over a decade, Maggie Higgins has made a big difference to the lives of people with learning difficulties and hearing loss – contributing to work which can help reduce the risk of them developing dementia.

Plans for the new multi-million pound Adult Thoracic Surgical Centre for South Wales can go ahead at pace following a major boost from Welsh Government.

A retired carpenter who almost sliced off his fingers is still crafting away in his workshop thanks to the skill of Morriston Hospital staff.

Plans for a state-of-the-art new operating theatre at Morriston Hospital which combines a traditional operating room with advanced medical imagery, have taken a huge step forward.

A £2.5million investment in a new service providing enhanced recovery support for patients following some types of complex surgery will open the way for Singleton and Neath Port Talbot hospitals to do even more to tackle waiting lists.

An inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) patient has praised Swansea Bay’s commitment to improving care and resources following a rise in cases.

A new breakfast club is dishing up the opportunity for people in Swansea to connect with each other.

Moondance Cancer Initiative has recognised one individual and three teams from Swansea for their achievements in cancer services at Wales’ first cancer awards.

A retired reverend geared up for a challenge by cycling 100km to raise funds for the Morriston Hospital surgical team he says saved his life.