The Health Ministry has assured that HIV medicines are safe and can save lives.

UNAIDS Goodwill Ambassador, Ratu Epeli Nailatikau highlights that HIV doesn’t discriminate, and neither should we.

An area in Tailevu, previously identified as a typhoid hotspot, now enjoys access to a clean water supply.

Over 53,000 people in the Northern Division have received successful typhoid vaccinations, accounting for around 40% of the targeted population set by the Ty-FIVE campaign.

Indian High Commissioner Palaniswamy Karthigeyan has emphasized that cooperation in the healthcare sector is a key area of focus in the bilateral development partnership.

Infrastructure maintenance is one of the key issues identified at the Beqa Health Center on Beqa Island.

Ministry of Health Permanent Secretary Doctor James Fong says he is not surprised that local nurses recruited to work in a hospital in American Samoa did not pass the National Council Licensing Examination in order to be certified as registered nurses.

HIV/AIDS remains a major global health threat as the world is off-track from delivering on the shared commitment to end HIV by 2030.

Over 160 people in Vunimaqo settlement in Ra are now registered with Diabetes Fiji following an extensive seven-day education, awareness, and advocacy program in the community.

Minister for Health, Doctor Atonio Lalabalavu, will continue to tour health facilities around the country.

The Ministry of Health says it is committed to a leprosy-free Fiji.

Following successful spine surgery last week, plans are underway to train local doctors as well.