Healthy Debate

Ym mhennod ddiweddaraf ein cyfres podlediad, rydym yn siarad ag arbenigwyr bydwreigiaeth am brawf cyflym newydd i ddiagnosio cyneclampsia, sy’n helpu i wella diagnosis, atal cymhlethdodau mamol, lleihau marw-enedigaethau ac atal genedigaethau cyn amser.In the latest episode of our podcast series we speak to midwifery experts about a new rapid test to diagnose pre-eclampsia, which

For a special Alcohol Awareness Week edition of the Betsi Cadwaladr Healthy Debate podcast, we spoke to Lianne about how an evening glass of wine became a big problem during the COVID-19 pandemic – and how her health and wellbeing had has improved since she addressed her drinking.And we hear why changes in the way we work and our relationship with alcohol could mean more and more

'When I'm 64' - how Early Supported Discharge helped my stroke recoveryIn the latest episode of our podcast series we speak to stroke survivor Peter Walton, from Llandudno.Peter was manager of a large nursing home in Bangor, physically fit and enjoying life.On his 64th birthday last September he was getting ready to enjoy the celebration at his home when he suddenly felt, in his ow

What next for primary care in North Wales?In our latest podcast three leading figures discuss what is happening with primary care and what the future holds for the region’s patients.Conservative MS Darren Millar, deputy executive medical director and practising GP Jim McGuigan and acting assistant director for North Wales dental services/North Wales Dental Academy project directo

To mark Eating Disorders Awareness Week, artist Iwan Gwyn Parry talks movingly about how a secret battle with anorexia almost cost him his life. The 52-year-old says he lived in ‘denial’ about the seriousness of his illness for many years, keeping it hidden from friends and colleagues. &nb...

The first episode of Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board's Podcast series: Healthy Debate.The NHS continues to face its most challenging winter ever, with long waiting times for ambulances in Emergency Departments, patients unable to leave hospital due to lack of social care available and planned surgery further delayed due to the pressures. How do we fix the NHS? Listen to our