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Powys health board considers biggest service shake-up for a generation (opens the original)
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Health services in Powys could face their biggest shake-up in a generation, with proposals to cut community hospital beds and concentrate services at fewer sites. There could be a reduction in the number of community hospital beds from 146 to either 90 across three hospitals or 60 across two. A consultation could also bring changes to the location of local urgent care centres and minor injury and illness units, while a separate proposal would bring all mental health inpatient beds together on a
Bovine TB: Gaps in evidence about impact of vaccinating badgers (opens the original)
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There are "significant gaps" in knowledge and evidence about the effect of vaccinating badgers in Wales against bovine tuberculosis (TB), according to researchers. A team from the British Ecological Society's Wales policy group, along with staff from Cardiff and Aberystwyth universities, argue the gaps reduce the effectiveness of this method of trying to deal with the disease. Vaccination is part of a programme to eradicate bovine TB in Wales, but it is a controversial topic. The Welsh governmen
Trecastle sheep farmer had hydatid disease from tapeworm parasite for years (opens the original)
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A farmer who lived with cysts caused by a tapeworm says for years he had no idea anything was wrong until he experienced the worst pain of his life. Meredydd Jones, 86, from Trecastle in Powys, was diagnosed with hydatid disease – a condition which is a particular risk to sheep farmers. He thinks he had lived with slow-growing cysts on his lungs for years, before having two operations to remove them in 2018 and 2019. Public Health Wales said hydatid disease, while uncommon, was "a significant pu
Resolute ship stranded on Pembrokeshire coast almost recovered (opens the original)
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The operation to recover a ship which ran aground off the coast of Pembrokeshire is nearing completion. It is thought that the Resolute, a 24m (78.7ft) guard boat for an offshore wind farm near Ireland, had drifted onto rocks in west Wales in rough seas on December 11 last year. The vessel became stranded near Fishguard, where four crew members were rescued by lifeboat. HM Coastguard previously said the vessel remained aground and the responsibility of its owner. Specialist marine contractors Je
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