Category: Vaccinations and health

Chickenpox vaccine rolled out for young children in Wales A vaccination programme to protect young children against chickenpox is now being offered across Wales. From January 2026, all children will … [continue] Chickenpox vaccine / Brechlyn brech yr ieir

Key facts Shingles is an infection which often causes severe pain. Symptoms can last for months or even years. Shingles is more common and more severe the older you are. … [continue] Get vaccinated against shingles / Cael eich brechu rhag yr eryr

Public Health Wales has designed a survey to explore the attitudes, views, and experiences of adults aged 55 and older to the vaccinations recommended by the NHS.   The insights gathered will … [continue] Aged 55 and over? / Oed 55 neu’n hŷn?

Public Health Wales vaccination survey for parents/carers of pre-school aged children (0-5 years) Public Health Wales are looking to improve the information we provide to parents/carers of pre-school aged children … [continue] Are you a parent or carer to a child or children under the age of five? / Ydych chi’n rhiant neu’n ofalwr i blentyn neu blant o dan bump oed?

Public Health Wales vaccination survey for pregnant women Public Health Wales are looking to improve the information we provide to pregnant women around the vaccinations they may receive in pregnancy. … [continue] Are you pregnant, or have had your baby in the last six months? / Ydych chi’n feichiog neu wedi cael eich baban yn ystod y chwe mis diwethaf?

RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) is a common winter virus, which almost all children have had by the time they are two years old. It is common for older children and … [continue] Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccination information

Measles, mumps and rubella can cause serious illness, and even death. You need two doses of the MMR vaccine to give you the best protection. If you have any questions … [continue] MMR Protect Yourself / Amddiffynnwch eich hun

All at Uplands & Mumbles surgery ask for your patience at this difficult time.  We are currently experiencing unprecedented demand and have fewer staff due to sickness and self isolation.  … [continue] Coronavirus (COVID-19) – Information