The Westpac Fiji team organized blood drives in partnership with the Fiji Red Cross Society and Fiji National Blood Services in Suva and Lautoka branches to help save lives.

The Ministry of Health continues to strengthen service delivery, training, necessary research, and data collection for family planning across the nation.

The “Bright Journey” medical team from Guangdong Province in China, visited Fiji this week.

As drug usage surges in the nation, the Ministry of Health is growing increasingly alarmed about the issue of needle sharing, which has led to a rise in blood-borne diseases.

Self-advocacy for cancer patients is a crucial message stressed by Radiation Oncologist Dr Miriama Delaibatiki.

The BSP Life has pledged a one-billion-step challenge in 60 days.

Residents around Balevuto in Ba are advised to adhere to best hygiene practices.

While 96 diarrheal cases have been reported in the Balevuto area, two more cases have tested positive for the bacteria enteropathogenic E.coli and two cases tested positive for the parasite Entamoeba histolytica.

Over 68, 700 individuals in the Northern Division have received the typhoid vaccine between July 4th and September 7th.

Minister for Health Doctor Atonio Lalabalavu is visiting the Balevuto community in Ba today.

Two young girls were discharged today from the Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Hospital after a successful heart surgery operation.

$2.4 million was given to the Ministry for Health and Medical Services through the exchange of notes from Japan’s grant aid.