See the latest news stories from the Health Board below...

Nevill Hall Hospital welcomed Sarah Murphy MS, Minister for Mental Health and Wellbeing yesterday (Thursday 12th February), where she gained an insight into the Health Board’s work to improve women’s health services in Gwent.

Congratulations to Bianca Armitage, midwife at The Grange University Hospital, who was recently named the winner of The Gill Adgie Members’ Champion Award at the prestigious Royal College of Midwives (RCM) awards.

The South 2 District Nursing Team has received an extraordinary act of kindness and generosity from Dawn, whose mum was cared for by the team last year.

The Grange University Hospital (GUH) Helipad, located outside the Emergency Department, re-opened following successful test landings last week.

Winter can be tough on your health, and finding the right care can feel overwhelming. NHS 111 Wales offers practical advice on what to do next and can guide you to the most appropriate service, whether that’s self-care at home, a pharmacist, GP, or urgent care.

We are pleased to announce the launch of the Cancer Patient Survey. If you were diagnosed with cancer at Aneurin Bevan University Health Board in the last 4–6 months, you may soon receive a text from us with a short survey about your care. You will only receive this text message if we have your mobile number on file.

The vision for a regional healthcare hub in South East Wales has taken a significant step forward this week, following official approval of funding for phase one of the development by Welsh Government.

The GP partnership of Dr Allinson and Dr Ahmed has formally notified the Health Board of its decision to resign from the General Medical Services (GMS) contracts for Lliswerry Medical Practice, Meddygfa Gelligaer Surgery, and Pontypool Medical Centre.

We’re running a public health study to explore whether an NHS Menstrual Health app could be developed in the future.

As many people jet off in search of winter sunshine or snowy mountain escapes, Aneurin Bevan University Health Board is reminding travellers to stay vigilant about sun safety, even during the colder months.

We are delighted to invite community members across Gwent to join us at one of our Population Needs Assessment drop in events!

The Winter edition of the Walled Garden Newsletter begins with a walk around the winter garden to update you on landscaping developments and what’s growing and still looking good.

Eye care in Wales is evolving. Under the Welsh General Ophthalmic Services (WGOS), optometry now goes beyond basic sight tests, giving you quicker access to specialist treatment in your community.

Starting on Monday 23rd February, the EPP Cymru Team will be piloting a free in-person Self-Management Course for people living with Multiple Sclerosis, as well as their carers.

Our Cancer cafés are a friendly and relaxed place where anyone affected by cancer can meet and chat with others who truly understand.

A mental health worker who was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) at just 31 years old is determined to show how anyone can overcome their own barriers - as he celebrates a Hyrox podium win almost six years after his diagnosis.

We would like to thank everyone for their understanding and cooperation during this difficult time.

Two Gwent mums who were diagnosed with cervical cancer are urging women to attend their potentially life-saving smear tests.