The “Bright Journey” medical team from Guangdong Province, China, in collaboration with Pacific Eye Institute has successfully completed 34 cataract surgeries yesterday.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services has prosecuted 11 food establishments this year for failing to comply with health and safety regulations.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services says that allegations of radiology and pharmacy staff going on strike at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital are false.

In their most recent outreach effort, the Fiji Cancer Society traveled to various communities, connecting with a total of 498 women.

The Ministry of Health is urging the public to be cautious and take preventive measures against communicable diseases like typhoid as Fiji approaches another cyclone season.

The Ministry of Health strongly debunks the misconceptions about stroke among Fijians which hinders the treatment of people by medical professionals in the country.

Saint Giles Hospital Consultant Psychiatrist Dr. Myrielle Allen has raised urgent concerns regarding the rising rates of readmissions among patients struggling with substance abuse.

More children are set to undergo free heart surgeries at the Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Hospital from today.

The Ministry of Health through the Colonial War Memorial Hospital’s Stroke Team has commenced with thrombolysis to prevent stroke among vulnerable Fijians.

The Labasa Divisional Hospital has recorded a total of 25 cases of breast cancer this year to date.

The Ministry of Health is lacking radiation therapy services, which are essential for providing treatment to cancer patients.

Providing mental health support services to caregivers of cancer patients is crucial, as these individuals often face immense emotional and physical challenges while supporting their loved ones through difficult times.