The Health Ministry is committed to tackle Vaccine-Preventable Diseases (VPDs) with a focus on prevention, control and elimination.

The Motibhai Group has partnered with the non-governmental organization Nasinu Junior Chamber to launch a month-long awareness and community campaign in observance of World Oral Health Day.

Dr. Jemesa Tudravu has been appointed the Permanent Secretary for Health and Medical Services under the agreement of the Prime Minister and the Public Service Commission.

A recent study by Dikoda Limited in collaboration with UNICEF Pacific has thrown the spotlight on the state of school food environments in the country, revealing a concerning lack of healthy options for children.

The Ministry of Health has recorded one leptospirosis death from Nalauwaki Village, Waya Island, Yasawa.

The Ministry of Health stresses the need to enhance its Wellness Department with additional skilled professionals to effectively address emerging threats and diseases.

People in rural, remote and maritime islands are facing a number of challenges when it comes to their health.

The Ministry of Health is sounding the alarm on rising rates of unhealthy dietary practices among young people, calling for a collective effort to create healthier environments in schools and institutions.

Children in Fiji are facing a worrying triple burden of malnutrition, says UNICEF Pacific Representative Jonathan Veitch.

The Ministry of Health’s biomedical staff have undergone Biomedical Training this month to enhance their knowledge and skills regarding the medical engineering industry.

The Ministry of Health is considering implementing a supply chain management system to streamline the procurement of medical equipment.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka expressed concern about the increasing number of younger people succumbing to Non-Communicable Diseases, leaving behind children and surviving spouses to navigate their future alone.