Escalating fuel prices and global economic uncertainty are making it increasingly difficult for many Fijians to maintain healthy diets.

A sharp rise in kidney disease cases in Fiji is driving urgent calls for more dialysis services and stronger early detection.

For the first time, Fiji has a digital immunization record system, thanks to a partnership between the Health Ministry and UNICEF, with support from the Government of Japan.

Diabetes cases in Fiji have surged from around 10 percent in 2011 to as high as 16 to 17 percent today, raising serious concerns for health authorities.

The Ministry of Health is calling on Fijians in maritime and rural areas to strengthen home-based care for bedridden elderly people, especially those with diabetes.

HIV cases among infants are on the rise as more expectant mothers test positive for the virus.

A parent advocate is calling on families across Fiji to seek early medical attention for children showing signs of illness, warning that delays and reliance on traditional remedies are contributing to the country’s high rates of Rheumatic Heart Disease.

The Health Ministry is aiming for a tuberculosis-free Fiji by 2035, but rising cases and persistent challenges are threatening that goal.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services has clarified issues from a social media post regarding the Valelevu Foot Clinic, saying the claims were inaccurate.

Media organisations are being called on to play a stronger role in Fiji’s HIV response, as the country faces a rapidly evolving outbreak.

A growing shortage of qualified nutritionists is raising serious concerns about public access to proper dietary guidance and long-term health outcomes.

Fiji is facing a growing tuberculosis crisis, with health officials warning that urgent national action is now critical.