Empower Pacific has been offering help to people in need and has released some alarming statistics for the first eight months of this year.

Cancer has claimed the lives of fourteen children so far this year.

The Trade Ministry recently participated in the “National Environmental Health Symposium” at the Pearl Resort to emphasize the agenda of environmental determinants of health with a focus on food safety and security.

The Ministry for Health will continue to work with the Fiji National University and healthcare professionals to strengthen Fiji’s capacity in public health programmes.

The Ministry of Health will be hiring technical officers as part of its innovative backup plan to address its electrical networking challenges.

The Ministry of Health is working to ensure that the electrical circuits across hospitals and health centers are safe and strong.

Minister for Health Dr. Atonio Lalabalavu, emphasizes the critical need for Fiji and the wider Pacific region to bolster their medical and operational research capacity in public health.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Waterways will work in collaboration with government ministries and entities to help curb non-communicable diseases.

The Cabinet has agreed that a feasibility study be undertaken for the emerging market in medicinal cannabis in Fiji.

The Civil Service Ministry is taking a proactive approach to combat the rising issue of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in Fiji.

The government maintains its optimism that last night’s discussions held with the Fiji Nursing Association will lead to a resolution of the ongoing dispute between the health ministry and the nurses.

In a significant advancement for our health services, the Japanese government has granted $2.4 million to the Ministry of Health, which will be channelled towards the acquisition of two medical containers.