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Following bans on lead in paint and petrol, lead persists in our environment and continues to harm health event at low levels of exposure. This report summarises the findings of […]
Published on: 3rd February 2026
Category: Data and analysis
This report summarises findings from the surveillance of cases of elevated blood lead in children (aged 0 to 17 years) and adults over the age of 65 in Wales from […]
Introduction This report examines pay gaps at Public Health Wales, based on data for 31 March 2025. This is the eighth year in which Public Health Wales has reported its […]
Published on: 2nd February 2026
This report presents findings from the October 2025 Survey covering:
Published on: 1st February 2026
Category: Corporate
This is a summary of the NHS Wales Dental Epidemiological Programme’s inspection of school year one (5-year-old) children undertaken across Wales in 2024-25
Published on: 31st January 2026
Category: Evidence and research
Next update: To be announced Contact for queries or feedback Introduction Main points Data tables Access the data related to this dashboard
Published on: 21st January 2026
Wales is currently a relatively low prevalence area for Carbapenemase Producing Organisms (CPOs). Screening, detection of CPO and effective Infection Prevention and Control measures play a vital role in maintaining […]
Published on: 9th January 2026
This is the nineteenth annual statistical report published by Newborn Hearing Screening Wales (NBHSW). This report covers data for babies born between 1 April 2022 and 31 March 2023. One […]
Published on: 5th January 2026
1,761 children in school year 1 were examined from 101 state-maintained schools across Aneurin Bevan University Health Board.
Published on: 1st January 2026
1,993 school year 1 children were examined from 165 state-maintained schools across Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board.
