The Fiji Correction Service and the Ministry of Health are working together to address the issues caused by scarce resources.

Amalgamated Telecom Holdings has made a viable recovery post-pandemic.

Fiji Correction Services will now have its own medical officers to cater for the detainee’s healthcare needs.

The Ministry of Health is rolling out campaigns and programs targeting not only schools and communities but also remote rural and maritime areas for non-communicable diseases.

WOWS Kids Fiji has seen a significant improvement in survival rates over the years.

Health Ministry Permanent Secretary Doctor James Fong has talked about how many people are scared of needles since childhood.

Health Minister Doctor Atonio Lalabalavu has shared that 41 per cent of Fiji’s healthcare facilities are close to the coastline.

The Ministry of Health is actively engaged in the review of policies to enhance and fortify the healthcare system.

As the holiday season approaches, Head of the Pediatric Department Dr. Ilisapeci Vereti is sounding the alarm about an elevated risk of infectious diseases, accidents, and other health concerns.

The Ministry of Health is actively addressing shortages of certain pharmaceutical drugs and consumables by strengthening procurement and supply processes.

The recently completed pharmaceutical warehouse situated on Jerusalem Road in Suva, which is set to be operational this month represents a significant milestone for the Ministry of Health.

The Health Ministry has recently brought attention to a growing concern regarding a substantial backlog of surgical cases, with more than 500 individuals currently on the waiting list.