There has been a general increase in most types of cancer in Fiji in the last decade.

There is a need to advocate for policies that promote affordable and transparent pricing of medicine for individuals diagnosed with cancer.

Fiji has about 200 recorded cases of congenital heart defects annually.

In a bid to shine spotlight on a silent, significant heart health issue that affects countless lives around the world, the Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Heart Hospital today launched the Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Week.

The Health Ministry’s Head of Wellness has stressed the importance of mitigating cancer risk factors.

The Health Ministry has disclosed a shortage of dieticians, reporting only 109 professionals available to address the growing population facing Non-Communicable Diseases.

The Colonial War Memorial Hospital’s Pediatrics Department has raised concerns about the use of traditional medicine on infants, emphasizing potential risks to the infants’ health and well-being.

The Ministry of Health is in the process of expanding its workforce and creating additional positions in key areas within divisional hospitals.

The Colonial War Memorial Hospital Pediatrics Department has expressed ongoing concerns about the late presentation of sick infants to hospitals, emphasizing the importance of early medical intervention for better outcomes.

The Health Ministry is issuing a stern warning to health professionals that complaints against them are taken seriously.

The Pediatrics Department at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital has expressed deep concern over the escalating number of vehicle accidents involving children.

The evolving landscape of non-communicable diseases in Fiji has prompted a reassessment of health strategies to address current needs.