Health News
A new technology that is potentially life-changing for many people with Type 1 diabetes is now available on the NHS in Wales.
An overwhelming demand for GP appointments has led some local surgeries to adopt a new and better way of directing patients to the care they need.
The need to ‘fight’ and remain positive could be having a negative effect on people living with cancer, a new report from Macmillan has revealed.
Children needing cleft surgery in Morriston Hospital are being given a passport to prepare them and their parents for the journey.
Swansea GPs are investing in a pioneering scheme to help anxious parents struggling with their children’s behaviour.
Hot off the success of de-stress apps Headspace and Calm, Swansea’s Welsh Language Initiative is producing a new wellbeing app delivered entirely in Welsh– the first of its kind.
Laura Warren, from Miskin, near Cardiff, a mother of two is celebrating this week after it was announced that she has won the Pitman Training 2018 ‘Working Mum of the Year’ award as part of Pitman’s SuperAchievers awards, after hundreds of nominations from across the globe were submitted to the business superbrand.
St David’s Catholic College is putting student mental health at the top of its agenda by backing Mental Health Awareness Week this May.
A new conference which brought together doctors and dentists across the ABMU Health Board and primary care was such a success it is now set to become an annual event.
A palliative care nurse, who has also worked as a midwife, has spoken of her pride at having worked from the cradle to the grave as she marks International Nurses Day.