A series of events are being arranged across North Wales in support of vulnerable adults and children.
Staff from the Artificial Limb and Appliance Centre in Wrexham have teamed up the family of a former colleague to complete a charity cycle ride, raising thousands of pounds in her memory.
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Staff on a surgical ward at Ysbyty Gwynedd have thanked the local community for their support after raising over £8,000 to purchase hospital equipment.
A community-based cardiac imaging specialist has received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the British Society of Echocardiography.
A dad-of-three who suffered a cardiac arrest is urging people to learn CPR after his life was saved by the skills and quick-thinking of those who came to his aid.
A doctor from Ysbyty Gwynedd has been recognised with an MBE for his voluntary and community work which has changed the lives of hundreds of people.
Patients and service users visiting Wrexham Maelor Hospital now have a new point of contact with the introduction of the Patients Advice & Liaison Support (PALS) service.
A pilot scheme to help patients get fit for major surgery in order to reduce the risk of complications following their operations has been introduced at Wrexham Maelor Hospital.
Ysbyty Gwynedd has been recognised for providing outstanding care by the relatives and loved ones of patients living with dementia.
A farmer who was diagnosed with bowel cancer is urging others not to ignore a simple test which can help save lives.
Neurosciences at Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board have been awarded a Certificate of Partnership by the Motor Neurone Disease Association.
A Wrexham Radiographer, who works at HMP Berwyn, has been named ‘Radiographer of the Year’ for Wales.
A Wrexham doctor who learnt to speak Welsh to communicate with his patients hopes to inspire others to learn the language.
Pregnant women can access free healthy eating advice as part of a new NHS initiative
A unique service which helps people in North Wales live well with dementia has been shortlisted for a top national award.
People living in Wrexham and Flintshire will be able to get a whole host of advice next week to help them stay well this winter.
Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board is backing a campaign that urges people to get moving and improve their health.
A Wrexham consultant has been rated as one of North Wales’ top surgeons by satisfied patients.
A grandfather-of-two from Llandudno, who was treated for breast cancer, is urging other men to check themselves for symptoms.