UNAIDS has called for a precision approach, which is required so that people get the right information and services regarding HIV and Aids.

Health inspectors in Tavua conducted a joint food inspection with the Tavua Town Council and officials from the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission last week.

The Ministry of Health is working closely with the Water Authority of Fiji to ensure that all health facilities in Suva remain open in light of the water disruption.

Permanent Secretary for Health, Dr Jemesa Tudravu says oral health neglect can lead to serious health implications such as heart disease.

Health Minister Dr Atonio Lalabalavu has revealed pivotal advancements in Fiji’s HIV response, highlighting imminent strategies to combat the pandemic.

Non-Communicable Diseases inflict the heaviest disease burden at the present time on our communities and our health system.

The Fiji Medical Association has expressed its strong support for the government’s initiative to launch the master planning process for the Colonial War Memorial Hospital with financial and strategic backing from the Australian government.

Following the heavy rain and flooding across parts of Fiji, the National Disaster Management Office is urging residents to take precautions to protect themselves from waterborne illnesses.

Health Minister Dr. Atonio Lalabalavu is calling on Fijians to prioritize food safety measures amid adverse weather conditions.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services is committed to a comprehensive modernization agenda for CWM Hospital, aimed at transforming health services for the betterment of our community.

Rapid action is needed to strengthen the national HIV surveillance system and have a more accurate picture of the epidemic’s dynamics.

In Fiji, chronic kidney disease is a prevalent health issue, affecting an estimated 13.6 percent of the entire population, which is significantly higher than the estimated global prevalence of 9.1 percent.