The Cure Kids Race to Survive Fiji returns next month after an eight-year break, bringing together teams from Fiji, Australia and New Zealand.

Cabinet has endorsed a staged redevelopment of the existing Colonial War Memorial Hospital.

Deaths among people suffering from influenza-like illnesses may be linked to underlying medical conditions.

Ayurveda is being recognized as a potential complement to modern healthcare, with the Health Minister stressing the importance of using traditional medicine responsibly.

Remote health facilities are getting more reliable power, helping strengthen healthcare services in some of Fiji’s most isolated communities.

A water shortage on Batiki Island is now becoming a health concern, with the local nursing station reporting a surge in diarrhoea cases.

Young people are being urged to look beyond condemnation and focus on the underlying factors that can lead to drug use and HIV stigma.

Teenagers in Fiji have access to a range of reproductive health services, but the Ministry of Health says greater awareness is needed to ensure young people know where to seek help.

Diabetes Fiji has taken Fiji’s community-based approach to diabetes care to the international stage, calling for stronger Pacific leadership and investment in the fight against non-communicable diseases.

Human Papillomavirus, or HPV, screening is being strongly encouraged for women aged 30 to 59 as part of efforts to prevent and detect cervical cancer early.

Flu-like illnesses have jumped by 75 percent in just one week, with children under five among those most affected across Fiji.

Health officials say Fiji’s HIV response is being held back by a shortage of health workers, limiting efforts to get more people tested and into treatment.