Velindre University NHS Trust hosted this year's Medical Engagement Conference at Sophia Gardens. This highly anticipated event brought together healthcare professionals, educators, and senior healthcare leaders to showcase the outstanding work and innovative practices across the organisation.
This year's theme, ‘United by Unique’, emphasises the significance of holistic, personalised cancer care that extends beyond clinical treatment.
A Velindre patient has become the first person in Wales to receive an investigational vaccine designed to fight her own specific form of cancer, as part of a groundbreaking new research study.
A Bridgend family, whose teenager was recently diagnosed with leukaemia, is urgently appealing for young people to register as stem cell volunteers with the Welsh Blood Service ahead of World Cancer Day on Tuesday, 4 February 2025.
The scheme offers young people aged 6-21 a variety of opportunities to work alongside and support Velindre University NHS Trust.
Two Trust colleagues have been recognised in the 2025 New Years Honours for their incredible contributions to service improvement and excellence.
As the number of cases of winter viruses including Influenza, Norovirus, Coronavirus and Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) rises across south Wales rises, we are introducing some measures across our sites and services to help prevent infection.