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Urgent work is underway at Princess of Wales Hospital in Bridgend, where rainwater was discovered to be leaking into the building. 

Throughout October we will be holding engagement events and learning sessions for all of our staff to highlight the importance of Black History Month and to help further our commitments under the All-Wales Anti-Racist Wales action plan.

In a significant breakthrough for lung cancer diagnostics, the QuicDNA study has now reached a major milestone

NHS Wales’ Online Cognitive Behavioural  (CBT) service has established a new referral pathway with the perinatal team at Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board (CTMUHB).

As we head into the weekend, our hospitals are already extremely busy. In addition, we are managing the effects of the severe, wet weather on the Princess of Wales hospital which is causing some disruption on this site.

This week we are celebrating Organ Donation Week from the 23-29^th September 2024.  

My name is Rhys and my life has been saved twice by organ donation due to two heart transplants, in 2011 aged 25 and 2021 aged 35.

Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board will be held on Thursday 26 September 2024 at 9:00am in The Hub, Royal Glamorgan Hospital Site, Gwaun Elai, Llantrisant, CF72 8XR. 

We’re are starting to see more illnesses, such as ‘flu, colds, and stomach bugs in our communities and in hospitals. Here’s what you can do to help the NHS keep bugs at bay.

This year’s Organ Donation Week, which is being celebrated from 23rd - 29th September, marks the 30^th anniversary of the NHS Organ Donor Register.

This year’s Organ Donation Week (23-29^th September) marks the 30^th anniversary of the NHS Organ Donor Register.

International Week of Deaf People takes place from 23^rd-29^th September 2024.

Johnsons Workwear in Treforest has raised over £700 in support of their colleague and the Snowdrop Breast Centre.

This week, the next phase of our exciting Heathy Futures Maesteg Programme gets underway.

In May, we will be continuing positive engagement with organisations, politicians and residents of the Llynfi Valley as the next phase of our exciting Heathy Futures Maesteg programme gets underway.

We’re kick-starting 2023 by bringing together local residents and community groups from Maesteg, and the wider valleys communities, to help shape the future of health and care in Maesteg.

RSV causes between 400-600 deaths in older adults and over 1,000 hospital admissions in young babies in Wales every year. The new RSV vaccination programme launched this week will provide protection against the most common childhood respiratory infection for the first time in Wales.

Every year on September 13, we join organisations and individuals around the world to mark World Sepsis Day.