Fiji’s HIV Outbreak Response Plan is now in full motion, with the Government and international partners committing over $21 million to tackle the growing epidemic.

Fiji’s blood bank system remains under pressure due to fluctuating demand driven by unpredictable emergencies and chronic illnesses.

Many patients in Fiji are struggling to afford adult diapers, a basic health need that remains too expensive for many.

The CWM Hospital in Suva has reported over 560 diabetes-related foot surgeries in the first half of this year.

A 17-year-old boy is calling for stronger support for children living with type 1 diabetes.

Fiji may soon partner with a Hong Kong-based health charity to fight dengue fever.

A major heart surgery milestone has given hope to children and families in Fiji.

A long-time HIV patient in Labasa is calling for a dedicated doctor in the Northern Division.

Energy Fiji Limited and the Public Works Department are working to upgrade the electrical power supply at Labasa Hospital to enable the operation of the long-awaited computed tomography or CT scan machine.

Four children from Fiji, Tonga, Samoa, and Vanuatu underwent heart surgeries at no cost at the Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Hospital in Suva.

The United Nations in Fiji welcomes and commends the New Zealand Government for its significant contribution of over $5.4 million to support Fiji’s urgent response to the HIV outbreak.

Health Minister Dr Atonio Lalabalavu is calling for stronger coordination between the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Education to shape children’s health and dietary habits.