Swansea Bay Health News

Three GP practices contacting patients. 

Andrew Jenkins, who has fought his own battles with mental health, dropped in to pick crops and enjoy a cuppa.

Swansea Bay University Health Board's Apprentice Academy is today (October 23) celebrating a decade of people, progress and partnerships.

The trial is funded through a £3 million grant from Cancer Research UK and will involve hundreds of patients from across the UK.

Being young and physically fit, Swansea Bay physiotherapist Rachel Walsh never saw any point in having the flu vaccine. That was until earlier this year when she became so ill with the virus that she lost a stone in weight and took more than a month to fully recover.

A dedicated area for men to dig deep in more ways than one has been unveiled at an agricultural project based on Swansea Bay University Health Board land.

A prevention-focused project which created community sessions to empower and educate women on pelvic health has been shortlisted for a national award.

A doctor who has spent almost half a century helping amputees has received a lifetime achievement award.

A primary care team has been going into the community to screen people and educate them on reducing their risk of cardiovascular disease.

Andrew Jenkins in emotional reunion 27 years after horrific car accident.

A new group is helping to support mums and dads adjusting to parenthood as part of an innovative community-based programme.

A man who struggled to come to terms with losing his arm in a crash is once again able to carry out ordinary household chores thanks to the support of the Swansea Bay Artificial Limb and Appliance Service.

A special tea party has been held to say a massive thank you to families whose loved ones donated organs and saved lives.

Swansea Bay staff have hit a milestone of using an innovative wound-scanning app which has transformed the way patients are cared for.

Notice is hereby given that a meeting of Swansea Bay University Health Board will be held on Thursday, 24 September 2026 at 10:45am In the Millennium Room at Headquarters, One Talbot Gateway, Baglan, SA12 7BR.

More than 1,000 training places have been made available to primary and community care staff, helping them enhance their skills with the support of a dedicated team.

Swansea Bay physiotherapists are encouraging those who took part in the health board’s Active August campaign to keep on exercising into the autumn.

An innovative service aimed at strengthening community resilience around physical and mental health and wellbeing is supporting more people across Swansea Bay.