The Ministry of Health anticipates a rise in dengue fever cases as health facilities continue to report new infections.

Formula feeding must be encouraged for babies born to HIV-positive mothers.

FijiCare Insurance Limited is set to enhance healthcare access across Fiji with the opening of new medical centers in Samabula and Nadi.

Fiji’s medical internship program is being reviewed due to concerns over poor clinical training for new doctors.

Two key rural hospitals are undergoing urgent redevelopment to withstand the impacts of climate change and improve access to essential health services.

General physician and nephrology Consultant Dr. Abhitesh Raj is calling for increased awareness, specialist care, and community support for people diagnosed with lupus.

The increasing use of illicit drugs, along with the rise in HIV and AIDS cases in Fiji, is contributing to a growing burden of mental health issues in our country.

The Health Ministry has received life-saving HIV and TB medicines and diagnostic supplies worth over $600,000 which will strengthen the country’s outbreak response.

In a heartwarming story of hope and healing, Sinariko Maezama from the Solomon Islands brought her daughter, Alihi Tore, to Fiji in search of life-saving medical care.

The Navua Hospital will be partially closed until July 31st for essential maintenance.

Urgent action is needed to address rising dental health issues among children in Fiji.

The government of Japan has provided six ambulances, a CT scanner for CWM hospital and other medical equipment to the Ministry of Health.