Swansea Bay Health News

A potentially game-changing breath test that could detect pancreatic cancer at an earlier stage is being trialled in Swansea Bay.

The allure of Swansea Bay has been too strong to resist for an overseas nurse whose role in Morriston Hospital is unique in Wales.

An award-winning team that has helped revolutionise cancer treatments around the world has moved into a purpose-built new home in Swansea.

The service provides books, magazines, puzzles and even radios - as well as someone new to talk to

Having recruited over 500 overseas nurses from 21 countries in the last four years, Swansea Bay prides itself on having a diverse and multi-cultural workforce.

Changes to eye care services will see more patients able to receive their care closer to home rather than going to hospital.

More than a few tears shed at the first PCA presentation event for 2024.

Dr Nistor Becia receives award for outstanding work in health board's response to Ukrainian refugee crisis.

An agricultural project that grows fruit and vegetables is also serving up mental health and wellbeing benefits to its volunteers.

People can get support and advice around managing their pain more quickly thanks to education sessions set up closer to their homes.

I am pleased today to announce the formal publication of the Terms of Reference which have been updated in the light of views from parents and staff, captured during the listening period. 

It is a department which saves lives, but now one of Morriston Hospital’s busiest services is also doing its bit to save the planet.

Two rooms set aside for those who have relatives in Morriston Hospital’s Intensive Care Unit (ICU) have had a much-needed makeover.

People in the Afan Valley are following doctor’s orders and hitting the gym as a way of helping their medical conditions.

Messages and goody bags are being shared to give patients a lift while they stay at the hospital 

An emotional wellbeing group created by Morriston Hospital’s cardiac rehabilitation service has helped some patients become happier personally and professionally.

Work is now under way on a new dialysis unit in Bridgend as part of a £70 million, 10-year investment across South Wales.

Highlighting the importance of good nutrition and hydration has been on the menu at Swansea Bay’s three main hospitals this week.