The government is in ongoing negotiations with Aspen Medical to fully restore outpatient pharmacy services at Lautoka and Ba Hospitals.

The national consultation regarding the implementation of the Needle and Syringe Program in Fiji amid the rising number of HIV cases is proving to be successful, with many health professionals supporting the initiative.

The Health Ministry has confirmed that newly diagnosed cancer patients at Lautoka and Ba Hospitals will receive chemotherapy medication free of charge.

Nearly all districts in Bua have recorded a high number of hospital admissions due to dengue fever this year.

Fiji is dealing with a growing cancer crisis. Over 300 patients travelled to MIOT International in India over the past five years for treatment.

The Government of India has been given the go-ahead to build a new 100-bed super specialty hospital in Fiji.

UNAIDS, in partnership with the New Zealand Government, has launched a new booklet titled Power of Life to support people newly diagnosed with HIV.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services says Fiji’s Second Dental Implant Program is a major step forward in improving dental care.

A growing number of diabetic patients in Fiji are losing limbs due to injuries that could have been prevented.

Calls to Empower Pacific’s counselling helpline reveal a deepening mental health crisis in Fiji.

Many Fijians are still being diagnosed with diabetes only after being admitted to hospital with severe complications.

The St. Giles hospital is facing growing pressure as it confronts a sharp rise in drug-related psychiatric admissions, many of which are now testing positive for HIV.