Many people in the iTaukei community confuse HIV/AIDS symptoms with other common local illnesses such as “Bo ni Uvi” or “Kalounidraki.’’

Three dengue fever deaths have been confirmed in the country so far this year.

Fiji recorded the second highest number of tuberculosis cases last year in the Pacific.

Parents need to develop good eating habits for their families to promote optimal oral health.

The Health Ministry is intensifying efforts to improve access to dental services mainly for children and those in remote areas.

The pediatric wards at Colonial War Memorial Hospital in Suva are operating beyond capacity due to a rise in dengue fever cases and respiratory illnesses.

Hospitals are witnessing a concerning rise in flu-like illnesses and dengue fever among children.

The public-private partnership between Lautoka and Ba hospitals has seen improvements over the past two years.

A meeting was held to discuss expanding women’s health services, with a focus on improving screening programs for cervical and breast cancer.

A businessman who owns a medical centre, accommodation property and car dealership, is looking to establish a mini private hospital in Suva.

As of February 23, Fiji has recorded a total of 2,436 dengue cases.

Nine percent of health care facilities around the country are yet to have internet connectivity.