A week-long training has been organized to strengthen efforts to combat Non-Communicable Diseases in Fiji.

The Consumer Council of Fiji is urging for the immediate reform of health insurance practices across the nation.

Assistant Minister for Social Protection Sashi Kiran has expressed the need to develop projects that cater for the elderly in our communities.

Laboratory specialists play a vital role in diagnosing, monitoring, and managing infectious diseases, including developing testing protocols and guiding health policies.

No area in Fiji is exempted from HIV/AIDs.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services continues to prioritize awareness on typhoid, dengue fever, and leptospirosis in all communities.

Ba Hospital is on track to become the first public hospital in Fiji to achieve world-renowned Joint Commission International (JCI) accreditation.

The Ba Hospital has officially opened its doors, marking a significant milestone in the enhancement of healthcare services in Fiji since its inception in 2019.

The Health Ministry remains concerned about the increasing HIV cases and AIDS-related deaths with troubling trends tied to illicit drug use and mother-to-child transmission.

Medical teams from the Bua and Labasa subdivisions have been conducting medical outreaches in the Northern Division for the past two weeks.

Construction has begun on the new multi-million dollar Vuo Health Center just outside Labasa town.

Health Minister Doctor Atonio Lalabalavu says there is no need to establish a cancer centre in Fiji currently, as treatments are incorporated at various primary and secondary healthcare facilities.