The Fijian Government is continuing its efforts to strengthen healthcare services nationwide, ensuring health facilities are equipped to provide safe, reliable, and accessible care to all Fijians.

The Fiji Cancer Society hosted free health screenings in Suva today to mark February as cancer awareness month.

The Ministry of Health has rejected claims made by Opposition MP Rinesh Sharma regarding an internal overtime circular issued at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital.

Health Ministry inspectors issued 27 abatement notices in maritime areas during “Operation Summer Schools Launch Against Mosquitoes.”

The lack of reliable national data is hindering efforts to accurately estimate the number of cancer cases in the country.

The Ministry of Health has reassured the public that Fiji is safe from the Nipah Virus, dismissing circulating misinformation.

Accessing timely and appropriate treatment is essential to managing any disease.

There is currently no threat of the Nipah virus to Fiji, despite recent cases reported overseas.

Assistant Minister for Health Penioni Ravunawa says it is important to remove the stigma associated with Leprosy.

The Japanese Government will provide an assistance of one mobile audiovisual examination vehicle valued at $224,991 through it’s Grant Assistance for Grass-Roots Human Security Project Programme.

Seven percent of five-year-olds in Fiji are still stunted, a sobering sign that too many children are not growing as they should during their most critical years.

For more than 40 years, Mohammed Isaq has earned his living at the Nausori Market, witnessing firsthand the changes and challenges faced by vendors over the decades.