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

Wales’s innovative public health approach received international recognition at a major World Health Organisation meeting this week.

‘Early intervention can prevent young people reaching crisis point with their mental health’ – said Mental Health Minister Sarah Murphy.

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

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.

The national 111 press 2 service, which has transformed access to support for urgent mental health issues, has received more than 200,000 calls since its launch.

Families with premature and sick babies in Wales will receive better support through a new programme to improve neonatal care standards across the country.

The number of harmful drinkers could be reduced by nearly 5,000 people under plans to raise the minimum unit price of alcohol in Wales.

The Welsh Government is proudly celebrating Armed Forces Week, honouring the contribution of veterans, serving personnel, and their families as communities across Wales prepare for a series of special events.

GPs across Wales are being trained to recognise the symptoms of endometriosis earlier, to help improve women's care and diagnosis.

Cutting-edge smart technology is helping to transform care options for older people – helping them to stay in their own homes for longer.

Free period products are now available in more public spaces across Wales, thanks to the Welsh Government’s £3.2m Period Dignity fund.