The team from Macron in Neath have donated almost £1,600 to the South West Wales Cancer Centre.
Dad-of-two back in the swing after congenital defect is fixed by Morriston team.
Charitable funds provides a range of new facilities in hospitals' staff library.
A grateful mum has put herself through extreme discomfort so other parents may enjoy a bit of respite while their newborn babies are in hospital.
New resuscitation and high dependency bays among a number of welcome improvements.
Villagers in Gower have helped raise thousands of pounds for Swansea’s cancer centre as a tribute to Roger Hughes, who died earlier this year.
A global trial in which Swansea was a leading player has been a game-changer in the treatment of a particularly aggressive type of cancer.
Very high demand is affecting all hospitals in Swansea Bay. The health service across the whole of Wales is also extremely busy.
Every year the Waunarlwydd Carnival Committed donates £1,000 to the centre in Swansea, where one of the team had lifesaving treatment.
A teenager’s bright idea has inspired a greener approach in one of Morriston Hospital’s busiest services.
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of Swansea Bay University Health Board will be held on Thursday, 28 November 2024 at 10:15am the Millennium Room at Headquarters, One Talbot Gateway, Baglan, SA12 7BR.
A Morriston Hospital service is making strides in becoming more sustainable in terms of treatment, time and travel.
A new building and service has been launched to help unpaid carers throughout Swansea Bay.
Andrew Jones competed in the Ironman World Championships in Hawaii on the anniversary of his beloved father's funeral.
Morriston Hospital’s solar farm has marked its third anniversary by generating a third of its power and breaking the £3million barrier in savings.
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NHS Wales’ digital mental health service is calling on more men to access self-help support as figures reveal they’re 2.5 times less likely than women to use its programmes.
Healthcare professionals in Swansea Bay are reminding people that antibiotics aren’t always needed when it comes to seasonal illnesses.
The manager of the Mumbles branch of The Principality Building Society has explained why he’s so motivated to help raise money for Swansea Bay University Health Board’s Cwtsh Close appeal.
A regenerative agricultural project on health board land has harvested two awards stemming from its growing success.
A Swansea bodybuilder has shared how he survived a life-threatening heart infection because of his fitness.
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