The latest survey from Public Health Wales’ Time to Talk Public Health panel has revealed that most people in Wales support reallocating road space in their local area for walking (75 percent) and cycling (68 percent). Creating an active environment is essential to support people to be physically active.
As the national public health organisation for Wales, Public Health Wales works towards a Wales where people live longer, healthier lives and where all people in Wales have fair and equal access to the things that lead to good health and wellbeing.
The number of children aged 4-5 years who were of a healthy weight is broadly similar to that of pre-pandemic levels, in the six health boards that have submitted data to the 2021-22 Child Measurement Programme published today by Public Health Wales.
Public Health Wales has published its third Summary Calendar of International Horizon Scanning Reports.
The International Health Coordination Centre (IHCC) at Public Health Wales has detailed how supporting, strengthening and championing international and global health activity directly benefits people in Wales and beyond.
Public Health Wales doctors are reassuring parents after a very small number of cases of a rare complication of enterovirus has caused myocarditis in very young babies.
Public Health Wales has launched its annual survey into its data and knowledge outputs.
Public Health Wales has published new data on public health outcomes.
Public health experts are urging people to familiarise themselves with the symptoms of stroke, one of the biggest causes of death in Wales.
This report presents findings from the February
March 2023 survey,
covering issues including screening, sustainability, campaigns and current
concerns.