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The Chief Nursing Officer for Wales, Sue Tranka, has today published her new five-year strategic vision setting out how nursing and midwifery professions will lead healthcare transformation.

More than 1,500 people have transformed their health thanks to a Welsh Government-funded football initiative to tackle obesity and inactivity.

Ambitious plans to help NHS Wales reduce its emissions faster to make the health and care system more sustainable are being unveiled today.

New data shows a significant 20% fall in new HIV cases in Wales last year, as more people than ever have been tested.

People will be directed to their local pharmacy for free help and advice with common illnesses this winter.

Wales’ top medical adviser has urged people to keep safe and be sensible to avoid injuries at bonfire night events.

Reducing the screening age in Wales from 60 to 50 over the past four years has helped more than double the number of bowel cancers detected in Wales.

People who need to lose weight quickly because they have a serious medical condition will have access to weight loss drugs on the NHS in Wales.

Ambulance handover delays have fallen to their lowest level in more than four years.

More focus on prevention and public health is needed to improve people’s long-term health in Wales.

Health Secretary Jeremy Miles will hold all NHS organisations to account about how they are improving care and access in a series of meetings in public

People with long-term alcohol problems are learning to prepare meals together – thanks to a new project that addresses the poor nutrition and social isolation often linked to alcohol misuse.