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Digital dispensers helping older people remain independent in their own homes

Digital medication devices, trialled over a 12-month period in Bridgend, have helped over 70 participants manage their medication independently.

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Chickenpox vaccine roll-out begins today across Wales

A vaccination programme to protect young children against chickenpox is being rolled out in Wales from today (January 2).

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Over-60s to benefit from free fitness scheme

People over-60 now have access to 125 free or discounted sports and fitness sessions at leisure centres, outdoor spaces and community venues across Wales.

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Welsh Government funding delivers nearly 100,000 extra NHS appointments

Almost 100,000 extra outpatient appointments will have been delivered across Wales by the end of December.

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New research centre to help tackle historic gender health gap

Women will benefit from groundbreaking research and innovation designed to eliminate health inequalities at Wales’ first Women's Health Research Centre.

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Major investment in general practice in Wales

More than £41m extra will be invested into general practice this year as part of a deal struck between the Welsh Government and GPs.

Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care with an audiologist and other staff at Clydach Primary Care Centre, Swansea

Audiology patients to receive faster, local hearing care

Faster, more convenient hearing care will be available closer to people’s home, as part of a radical reform of audiology services.

MMHWB with school children and supporters of the Tobacco and Vapes Bill

Senedd backs measures to create a smoke-free generation and curb youth vaping

Senedd Members have today supported a historic Bill, which will create Wales' first smoke-free generation.

Chief Medical Officer Professor Isabel Oliver

Not too late for children to be protected from flu before Christmas

Parents whose children missed their flu vaccine in school are being urged to take up the offer as flu activity in Wales is rising.

Chief Medical Officer Professor Isabel Oliver

Wales’ top doctor says preventing ill-health is an urgent priority

Wales must urgently shift towards a prevention-first approach to health to address stagnating life expectancy and mounting pressures on its health services, according to the Chief Medical Officer's Annual Report published today.

Launch of women's health materials for schools with Cardiff and Vale Youth Board and Minister for mental health and wellbeing

Young people to receive new information about women’s health

All secondary school pupils will be able to access new education materials designed to help increase understanding about common women’s health conditions.