Tuberculosis continues to rank among the deadliest infectious diseases in the world with over 4100 people dying every day and close to 28,000 more contracting this avoidable and treatable illness.

In a heartfelt movement aimed at empowering individuals affected by Rheumatic Heart disease, Sereana Vatubua and Karita Lewasau have come together to share their personal journeys, advocating for increased awareness and prompt intervention.

Rheumatic heart disease survivor Sereana Vatubua is calling on fellow RHD patients to come forward and seek timely medical intervention.

Nausori Health Center is currently undergoing renovations which is expected to be completed in the next three months.

The Health Ministry supports the establishment of the “Medicinal Cannabis Industry” in Fiji because it is a very controlled approach.

The Pacific Eye Institute achieved a vital milestone, providing hope to 14 visually impaired children through pediatric eye surgeries.

The Seventh-day Adventist Church has formed a partnership with the landowners of Wailoaloa village in Namosi to address the urgent medical needs within the province.

The Fiji Cancer Society says more than 300 women in Fiji die from breast, ovarian, and cervical cancer each year.

Friends of Fiji Heart Foundation is providing free heart surgeries that amount to more than $2 million.

The Fiji Medical Association is dedicated to precisely ascertaining the true expenses of healthcare.

Acting Commissioner of Police Juki Fong Chew has issued a compelling call to officers, stressing the importance of addressing their health without delay.

The Fiji Medical Association is dedicated to promoting greater participation of female medical officers in leadership roles within the healthcare field.