Late referrals and presentations of pediatric heart conditions remain a critical challenge.

Fiji continues to face major challenges in reproductive health, with key indicators pointing to urgent areas of concern.

The Ministry of Health has initiated an investigation following reports of potential drug use among some healthcare professionals.

American nonprofit organisation EqualMed officially handed over medical supplies worth $1.1 million to the Ministry of Health today.

A free health screening camp was held today at Albert Park in Suva, revealing high rates of hypertension, diabetes, and heart conditions among those screened.

The Aspen Medical Foundation is expanding its scholarship programme to strengthen specialist nursing in Fiji.

Over 4,000 HIV point-of-care tests have been conducted since last year by Medical Services Pacific, making detection faster and more accessible, particularly for vulnerable communities.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services is strengthening its support for midwives, especially those working in remote and maritime areas where healthcare access is limited.

In the first six months of this year, 489 teenage pregnancies have been reported in Fiji, with eight cases involving girls under the age of 15.

Knee replacement failures linked to misalignment and ligament imbalance are now being tackled through robotic-assisted surgery.

After reviewing over 1,000 restaurants, supermarkets, and food outlets, the Ministry of Health found that over 36% were in breach of health regulations.

The Fiji Medical Association is calling for more flexibility for doctors to speak on public health issues and address systemic challenges.