As World Oxygen Day was celebrated earlier this week, the Cure Kids Fiji together with the Ministry of Health and Medical Services continues to highlight the message that no one should die for lack of oxygen.

The Fiji Cancer Society is dealing with a sharp increase in cancer cases, having registered 772 new patients since January last year.

The Fiji Cancer Society is facing ongoing funding challenges as it works to provide essential support to cancer patients.

The shortage of specialist skillsets like urologists continues to be a challenge within the health care systems in Fiji.

Lifeline Fiji has noted a change in the mindset on mental health, as a significant number of people have sought assistance with their struggles in life.

Decked Out Fiji Group has joined the fight against cancer, as it has committed to donate three percent of its total sales to the Fiji Cancer Society.

Radiology services at the Nausori, Valelevu, Vunidawa, and Korovou health centres are currently not operational.

The Free Medical Scheme has provided essential healthcare services during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A team from Europe, including one of the world’s leading surgeons, is carrying out complex operations at the Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Hospital.

Diabetes Fiji has raised serious concerns over the lack of public awareness on the signs and symptoms of diabetes.

Fiji and the Pacific are facing what experts describe as an “octaburden” of diseases, calling for a major revamp of health services.

The Ministry of Health says necessary steps are being taken to address concerns in relation to delays in the release of government subsidies for kidney dialysis treatments.