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

The MenB vaccine helps protect against meningococcal group B disease, which can cause serious illnesses including meningitis and septicaemia.

If you have already received your first MenB vaccination, it is essential that you attend your second appointment. The vaccine requires two doses to provide full protection.

An Emergency Department nurse from The Grange University Hospital put her advanced life support skills into action when a shopper suffered a medical emergency recently at a Cardiff shop.

A new children's book, co-written by pupils from New Inn Primary School, has been launched by Aneurin Bevan University Health Board to help young people understand sepsis and recognise when someone may need urgent medical help.

The Emergency Department at Grange University Hospital has been awarded Bronze accreditation through the Royal College of Emergency Medicine's (RCEM) GreenED programme, recognising the team's efforts to reduce waste, lower carbon emissions and embed more sustainable practices into day-to-day care.

Parents and carers of young children, school-aged children and pregnant women are being encouraged to make sure they take up the offer of a free flu vaccination this autumn.

We're exploring the idea of creating a series of podcasts led by our Endometriosis Nurse Specialist and other healthcare professionals.

In partnership with Pumping Marvellous | The UK's Heart Failure Charity, Aneurin Bevan's Heart failure team will be at Cwmbran stadium on Wednesday 16th September,  offering walk-in heart health checks for anyone over the age of 40 without a pre-existing diagnosis of heart failure.

As part of Sepsis Awareness Month, we're sharing Rachel's story to highlight how quickly sepsis can develop and why recognising the signs early is so important. What began as what seemed like a routine infection left Rachel fighting for her life in Intensive Care. Thanks to her husband's quick actions and the medical care she received, Rachel is now on the road to recovery.  

The Walled Garden has been a beautiful place for people to enjoy over this long, hot and very dry summer.

Jennifer, from Newport, attended the Emergency Department after becoming concerned about symptoms including shortness of breath, heart palpitations and tightness in her chest.

First Minister for Wales, Rhun ap Iorwerth MS, and Cabinet Minister for Health and Social Care, Mabon ap Gwynfor MS, visited Nevill Hall Hospital today (Thursday 3rd September)

People aged 65 to 74 who are at higher risk of becoming seriously ill from respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) will be offered the RSV vaccine as part of a time-limited programme in September.

With the August bank holiday fast approaching, it's a good idea to make sure your medicine cabinet is fully stocked

Parents and carers across Gwent are being encouraged to make sure their children are ready for the new school year by checking off three important health essentials: an eye test, a dental check-up and up-to-date vaccinations.

We are delighted to share some wonderful feedback received from patient Keith Board, who recently received care at The Grange University Hospital. 

Meet Felix, Ward Clerk in the Transfer Lounge at The Grange University Hospital. You may have seen Felix if you have been discharged via the Transfer Lounge.  

As a Ward Clerk supporting the transplant service, they help coordinate patient discharges, arrange transport and work with teams across the hospital to make sure patients can get home as quickly and safely as possible. 

We’re pleased to partner with the Stroke Association to host a parkrun on Saturday 26th September @8.30am at the wonderful Tredegar House.

Mental health workers from two Welsh Health Boards recently found themselves working together to achieve a podium place for Wales at the Hyrox World Championships – despite never having met before the day of the competition. 

Louis Davies, a mental health worker at Aneurin Bevan University Health Board, travelled to Stockholm in June after qualifying to represent Wales at the Hyrox World Championships. As he lives with Multiple Sclerosis (MS), which can affect his co-ordination, balance and cognition when fatigued and overheated, Louis had competed at previous Hyrox events with the help of a guide runner. When a last-minute schedule change saw Louis heading to the World Championships without his planned guide runner, he was left questioning whether he could complete the event without the support he was used to.