A health screening conducted by the Health Ministry in the past 12 months has highlighted a growing concern among younger workers.

The Ministry of Health, in its efforts for a secure future of the Blue Pacific, has adopted the Fiji National Childhood Development Policy.

Investment in climate-resilient and environmentally sustainable health care facilities took center stage on the third day of the 53rd Pacific Island Forum Leaders meeting.

The Health Ministry acknowledged that there is an ongoing shortage of specific drugs, including some antibiotics, paracetamol, and elixirs, which are crucial for patient care.

The rise in HIV cases in Fiji is shocking and serves as a wake-up call requiring urgent attention from the Government and a whole-of-community approach, says Independent MP Jone Usamate.

The Ministry of Health has made arrangements with the Water Authority of Fiji to refill two 10,000 litres water tanks at the Navua hospital.

In a concerning development, six infants are now among the youngest to be diagnosed with HIV in Fiji, with the virus being transmitted through their mothers.

A concerning trend has emerged in the HIV data, with 70 percent of the new cases being men, while 30 percent are women.

Rigorous assessment and continuous enhancement are crucial in any dynamic public health initiative to ensure comprehensive coverage for all children, households, and communities.

In an alarming development, Fiji could have over 500 new cases of HIV in just the first half of this year – a figure that has already surpassed the total for last year.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services is advising travelers to countries affected by Mpox to take precautions to avoid close contact with individuals showing symptoms of the disease.

Cabinet has endorsed the review of the Mental Health Act 2010.