The public are being urged to talk openly about the dangers of prostate cancer.

Never ignore hospital checkups and always seek medical attention if you find a mass anywhere in your body.

The Fiji Cancer Society is urging Fijians to seek medical help as soon as they see changes to their body or if they start getting sick frequently.

Hundreds of Fijians registered with the Fiji Society for the Blind will be given a chance to undergo eye operations.

Male breast cancer is aggressive when compared to female breast cancer.

Cancer surgery is slowly becoming a daily schedule for surgeons at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital in Suva.

The Fiji Ministry of Health is closely monitoring the outbreaks of measles in the region.

Colonial War Memorial Hospital General Surgeon Dr. Ilaitia Delasau says there is no evidence to prove that traditional medicine has any effect.

A 12-year-old is the youngest to suffer a stroke in Fiji.

There is a huge demand from visually impaired Fijians to undergo eye care operations.

Fifty-three Fijians from Tailevu and Naitasiri successfully underwent eye operations in Taveuni last week.

There is a need for a radiation plant to help reduce the number of cancer patient mortalities in the country.