The Ministry of Health and Medical Services is warning the public of a potential measles risk from travellers returning from New Zealand and Australia.

Doctors and nurses at Korovou Hospital in Tailevu have received training on Fiji’s updated national diabetes guidelines, as part of efforts to strengthen frontline diabetic care.

Free condom access has become one of the most significant changes at the Daviqele Health Centre, as the facility launches a revamped waiting area aimed at breaking stigma and improving community health literacy.

The Ministry of Health is urging people in the Northern Division to take extra precautions after two recent deaths linked to leptospirosis.

The Ministry of Health has intensified its efforts to address specialist shortages, with a fully funded plan for the 2025–2026 fiscal year, allocating $82.4 million to support the recruitment and retention of medical specialists nationwide.

Late HIV diagnosis is a growing public health crisis, with 1,226 new cases recorded in six months however, half of those diagnosed this year are not yet enrolled in care.

Hundreds of Fijians have had their vision restored through 303 cataract surgeries under the Bright Journey initiative.

Fiji is facing a worrying rise in HIV cases, with 1,226 new infections reported in the first half of this year, more than double from last year.

Fiji has seen a sharp rise in HIV cases this year.

Cattle diseases are placing heavy pressure on the livestock industry.

The Frank Hilton Organization has upgraded its infant hearing screening equipment at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital, enhancing early detection of hearing issues in newborns.

The Ministry of Health says the current Food Safety Act 2003 is limited in penalizing offenders, as it does not include provisions for enforcing penalties or issuing fines.