There is a shortage of emergency medical technicians within the health sector.

The multi-country Western Pacific Integrated Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Tuberculosis Programme is timely assistance considering the grave situation of HIV and TB in Fiji.

The Ministry of Health has set a target to have an 85 percent reduction in substance abuse, morbidity, and HIV cases linked to injectable drug use over the next five years.

The Health Ministry is calling for major shift in how the country addresses suicide.

The need for tailored approaches to public health initiatives, particularly in the context of a surge strategy aimed at addressing HIV transmission has been stressed.

Plans and assessment works are currently underway for the Waiyevo Hospital upgrade project.

WOWS Kids Fiji reveals that 16 children have lost their lives to cancer between January and August this year.

Despite significant strides in gender parity within the medical field, female doctors at CWM Hospital are still grappling with substantial barriers, particularly related to gender discrimination and the challenges of balancing career aspirations with family responsibilities.

A health screening conducted by the Health Ministry in the past 12 months has highlighted a growing concern among younger workers.

The Ministry of Health, in its efforts for a secure future of the Blue Pacific, has adopted the Fiji National Childhood Development Policy.

Investment in climate-resilient and environmentally sustainable health care facilities took center stage on the third day of the 53rd Pacific Island Forum Leaders meeting.

The Health Ministry acknowledged that there is an ongoing shortage of specific drugs, including some antibiotics, paracetamol, and elixirs, which are crucial for patient care.