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It’s Baby Loss Awareness Week and we want to make you aware of the support available to you.

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A new pilot unit designed to enhance patient experience and support safe, timely discharge from hospital has welcomed its first patient at The Grange University Hospital.

Due to an increase in winter illnesses across our sites, all staff, visitors and patients are required to wear fluid repellent face masks when entering our hospital sites, wards, Emergency Department and all clinical settings, including our Minor Injury Units (MIUs). This is effective immediately.  

We are pleased to announce that our new improved bilingual universal & digital resources are now live.
 

Aneurin Bevan University Health Board proudly celebrated the official opening of, The Bevan Health & Wellbeing Centre, on Thursday 2nd October 2025, with a special ceremony led by Jeremy Miles MS, Cabinet Secretary for Health & Social Care.

Autism is not an illness or a disease. It is a lifelong neurodevelopmental difference. Autistic people are part of our communities, our families, our workforce, and our Health Board.

•         Autism is not caused by vaccines or paracetamol.

•         Autism is not the fault of parents or mothers.

•         Autism is not something to be “eradicated.”

•         Autistic people deserve respect, dignity, and inclusion.

•         Our Health Board values the strengths and contributions of our autistic staff and patients.

•         We are committed to providing safe, person-centred care and to tackling stigma wherever we find it.

A new drive to cut waiting times at The Grange University Hospital has seen dramatic results this month.

Public Health Wales is urging people with long-term health conditions to take up their flu vaccination this winter to help protect them from serious illness. 

As Breast Cancer Awareness Month begins, Aneurin Bevan University Health Board is encouraging people across Gwent to take simple but vital steps to protect themselves: checking their breasts regularly, recognising the early signs of cancer, and attending screening appointments.

Gwent residents can now get help for sore throats and urinary tract infections (UTIs) at any pharmacy in the Aneurin Bevan University Health Board area.

Know the Signs. Protect Your Health.

Gynaecologic cancers often go unnoticed. Don’t ignore persistent symptoms that could signal something serious.

Did you know that more than 330 people are currently waiting for an organ transplant in Wales? More than 200 people have died waiting for an organ transplant in Wales over the past ten years. Someone will die today whilst on the organ transplant waiting list.

Last year, 235 people in Wales received a lifesaving organ transplant. Two minutes of your time could save up to nine lives. More people in the UK than ever before are waiting for a lifesaving organ transplant.

Confirming your decision on the NHS Organ Donor Register takes just 2 minutes and it’s the best thing you'll do today. Register your decision.

Paracetamol is a safe and effective medication for pain relief and fever during pregnancy when taken as directed.

Patients across Gwent are now benefiting from improved menopause care, thanks to an innovative project led by Aneurin Bevan University Health Board.

Yesterday, Thursday 18th September, Health professionals and those affected by sepsis came together for The Big Conversation: Sepsis event - a powerful day of listening and learning hosted by Aneurin Bevan University Health Board in Cwmbran.