New official statistics from Public Health Wales show the impact of the pandemic on the diagnosis of leading cancers in Wales for the first time.

A new digital platform is being launched to help stakeholders develop measures to reduce health inequality in Wales. Developed by the Policy and International Health team within the WHO Collaborating Centre on Investment for Health and Well-being it is a tool for health professionals, local authorities, and policy makers to help stimulate ideas and find answers to equity problems.

June marks Pride Month, an annual celebration of LGBTQ+ people across the world. The month looks to bring attention to the issues still faced, the great work and progression made by the people of the community, and education that there is still a long way to go before true equity is reached.

NHS Wales Chief Executive Judith Paget has responded to the latest NHS Wales performance data for April and May 2023.

A ground breaking study by public health researchers in Wales has gathered valuable insight into NHS interpretation services available to sanctuary seekers in Wales. The study used peer researchers with lived experience of seeking sanctuary, to speak directly to asylum seekers and refugees to better understand their experience of using NHS interpretation services.

A new survey by Public Health Wales shows strong public support in Wales for government action to make the food we buy healthier.

As we start to enjoy the warmer weather and longer days, many of us will be looking forward to holidays, festivals and get togethers with family and friends. While summer is a great time to relax and enjoy spending more time outdoors, it’s important to remember some simple things we can do to stay well and protect those around us.

A new report from Public Health Wales has detailed how attention is urgently needed to understand the impacts of Brexit on illicit trade in Wales to mitigate potential health harms and deaths linked to illicit drugs, alcohol, and tobacco.

A review of international evidence and practice into the impact of Universal Primary Free School Meals (UPFSM) has shown a wide range of socio-economic benefits both to individuals, communities, and local and national development.

CUBE (Community United Barry 4 Everyone) is looking for your support and help. CUBE has invited an independent researcher Mark Jones to come along to talk to the community on Wednesday 12th and Thursday 13th July.

This Diabetes Week marks the first anniversary of the All Wales Diabetes Prevention Programme (AWDPP). In the first phase of its rollout, the programme has offered support to more than 3,000 people across Wales who are at an increased risk of type 2 diabetes.

Abigail Holmes, Director of Midwifery, said: “The Health Board accepts the findings of the Healthcare Inspectorate Wales report in full and we have taken necessary action to address all immediate concerns outlined.

At Cardiff and Vale University Health Board, 1,400 of our colleagues work in our Capital, Estates and Facilities teams, many of whom are frontline staff and continually strive to deliver the best possible service to patients, staff and visitors.

When Dimitri Azzopardi was born in Cardiff 43 years ago, his family had no idea what was in store for him.  At the age of two he was diagnosed with thalassaemia, a rare genetic disorder where the body doesn’t produce enough haemoglobin which is used by red blood cells to carry oxygen around the body. 

This UK Robotics Week, we are celebrating the successes of the All-Wales Robotic Assisted Surgery Programme. With the aim of improving outcomes for cancer patients in Wales, state-of-the-art surgical robots are supporting colorectal and gynaecological cancer surgeons across Betsi Cadwaladr and Cardiff and Vale University Health Boards to perform precise, minimal access surgery that is of a benefit to the patient.

Congratulations to Jo Morgan; a much loved School Nurses based with the team in the Vale, on her recent outstanding achievement on being inducted into the Knights of St John for her role as a volunteer with St John Ambulance.

Cervical cancer screening is one of the best ways to protect yourself from cervical cancer — but 1 in 4 people don’t attend their appointment.

A dedicated room for peace, calm and prayer has recently opened at Barry Hospital. The room, called Hafan - Haven, is to be used by staff, patients and family members to take some time out to pause and reflect.

The Minister for Health and Social Services paid a visit to Riverside Health Centre this week to find out how type 2 diabetes patients in Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan are benefiting from education and prevention programmes.

A new national phone line for people who require urgent mental health support is being launched today across Wales, the Deputy Minister for Mental Health and Wellbeing, Lynne Neagle, has announced today.