2025

A 79-year-old woman from Anglesey has shared her inspiring story to mark World Stroke Day, paying tribute to the healthcare teams who supported her through her recovery and helped her regain her independence.

A new integrated service is now available in North Wales for people living with (ME / CFS). The service brings together a team of health professionals to provide specialist assessment, treatment, and personalised support. People can self-refer online or ask a health professional to refer them.

The Wrexham Young Adults Diabetes Team has been recognised with the Excellence in Care Award at this year’s Wales Care Awards, celebrating their innovative, person-centred approach to supporting young people living with diabetes.

Women, parents and family members are being encouraged to share their recent experiences of maternity and neonatal services as part of a national assessment of their safety.

As we head into the colder months, Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board is reminding everyone visiting hospitals and healthcare settings of the simple but vital importance of hand hygiene in helping prevent the spread of infections.

55-year-old Alan Watson spent almost two weeks in an induced coma in intensive care after contracting flu.

Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board is pleased to announce the appointment of Sir Paul Lambert as Independent Member for Finance, starting on 13 October 2025.

An audiology patient has become one of the first people in the UK to receive a “world’s first” smart cochlear implant.

Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board is reassuring residents of Ynys Môn and Gwynedd that high quality palliative and end of life care will continue to be provided when St David’s Hospice beds at Ysbyty Penrhos Stanley in Holyhead temporarily close this month.

Here are the winners of our 2025 Achievement Awards.

Being an acute oncology nurse is more than just tending to patients who are ill, but sometimes the support given to family members goes under the radar.

Ysbyty Gwynedd’s Theatres Open Day welcomed more than 70 attendees for an engaging and educational behind-the-scenes experience, showcasing the vital work of the hospital’s surgical teams and the cutting-edge technology that supports patient care.

To celebrate Acute Oncology Awareness Week, we are giving an insight into the work our colleagues do to improve the lives of our patients.

Consultant medical oncologist Dr Max Gibb and acute oncology nurse Aisling Rogers-Pangrazio represent the best of us, according to cancer patient Suzanne Cocking.

A new cancer care centre in North Wales has been opened by philanthropist Steve Morgan CBE.

Two friends, who bonded after losing their children, have explained how an annual memorial service helps them cope with their loss.

A woman from Conwy has made history after receiving dialysis on the summit of Yr Wyddfa - raising awareness of organ donation and the importance of transplant support.

Young people considering their career options, and people looking for a career change are invited to discover exciting opportunities in cancer are at North Wales Cancer Treatment Centre's upcoming open day. 

New x-ray equipment with better image quality and reliability is set to be rolled out to hospitals across North Wales.