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ALT Graphic celebrating 30 years of the NHS Organ Donor Register. The image features large pink text that reads '30 years' with confetti around it, followed by 'of the NHS Organ Donor Register' in smaller purple text. The NHS logo is at the top right, and at the bottom right is the 'Yes I donate' heart logo for organ donation, marking the 30-year anniversary.

ALT Special rhyme time with Q+A. Monday 9th September 10am. Join us after Rhyme Time for a Q+A on the flu vaccine for 2-3-year-olds with Dr Bnar Talabani MBE, our special guest from Public Health Wales. This is a fantastic opportunity to ask any questions you may have about the vaccine in a relaxed, friendly environment. Note: Public Health Wales will have a small production team on site to film this unique event, but you will have the option to opt out of being filmed if you prefer.

ALT Amser Rhigwm gyda cwestiwn ac ateb. Dydd Llun 9 Medi 10am. Ymunwch â ni ar ôl Amser Rhigwm am sesiwn cwestiwn ac ateb am y brechlyn ffliw i blant 2-3 oed gyda Dr Bnar Talabani MBE o Iechyd Cyhoeddus Cymru. Dyma gyfle gwych i chi ofyn unrhyw gwestiynau am y brechlyn mewn amgylchedd hamddenol a chyfeillgar

ALT Quote card with quote from and photo of Nicola Perrin, Chief Executive of Association of Medical Research Charities (AMRC). Quote: "Clinical trials save and improve lives. They enable early access to innovative therapies, and provide a lifeline to patients, particularly where no other treatment options are available. "Given the significant challenges to embed research in the NHS, this new funding to build additional clinical trial capacity is welcome. The investment has the potential to make the NHS a more attractive place to undertake clinical research and trials, for the benefit of patients and the UK."






















