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This leaflet tells you about breast screening for women who are at a higher risk of developing breast cancer.
This short video helps people understand what breast screening is and why it is important. It guides you through the screening journey, showing how a breast X-ray (mammogram) is taken […]
On the 17th January 2023, we had our first networking event which over 100 people attended representing public health, health boards, Welsh government, local authorities, and academia. The day focused […]
On the 4th July 2023, we co-hosted our second event with Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board (CTM UHB); the event included case studies of applied behavioural science and the […]
7th March 2024 Over 100 colleagues joined our online event on the 7th March 2024 which included the following presentations: The event also included the launch of two new, practical tools developed […]
On the 11th March 2025, over 60 people attended our online event which provided an opportunity for community members to learn, connect and share knowledge. The event included a knowledge transfer […]
On the 25th November 2024, we held our second in person networking event at Glamorgan Cricket Club in Cardiff. Over 200 people registered and despite the challenges presented by Storm […]
On the 25th of October 2023, we co-hosted an online event with Welsh Government; the event included a talk on Behaviourally Informed Policy by Abigail Emery, Head of Open Innovation, UK […]
This document aims to provide policy makers and practitioners in public health, healthcare and thewider Welsh public service with guidance on the use of behavioural science to help them reach […]
Applying behavioural science The climate crisis presents a persistent and growing environmental burden of disease with significant public health consequences. Addressing the crisis via mitigation and adaptation methods requires changing […]
