Fiji is turning to global partners to help fix gaps in its health system.

Fiji is exploring greater health cooperation with Indonesia, including access to medical training and services.

Renovations have commenced at Vunisea Hospital in Kadavu.

Food producers have been urged to reformulate their products, restaurants to offer low-salt options, schools and workplaces to create supportive food environments, and families to rethink how they cook and eat.

Health services are being delivered in parallel across the country to ensure greater accessibility for patients in remote areas.

Fiji lacks the necessary technical expertise to effectively address HIV challenges, as managing an outbreak requires a coordinated and well-resourced approach.

Diabetes Fiji believes that thousands of diabetes cases across the country remain undetected.

Fiji has recorded a worrying number of food and fish poisoning cases over the past decade, including instances of contaminated food being recalled.

Fiji recorded 1,583 new HIV cases with the iTaukei community accounting for the vast majority.

A two-year-old in the Western Division is Fiji’s youngest known Type 1 diabetes case.

A leading heart surgeon is urging stronger government collaboration with private healthcare providers to ease pressure on Fiji’s overwhelmed health system.

Diabetes Fiji has requested $10.5 million grant allocation in the 2025-2026 national budget to expand and improve diabetes services across the country.