Amidst a shortage of staff and rural-to-urban migration, midwives are struggling to meet the rising demand for services.

The Ministry of Health is urging Fijians to refrain from self-medication and strictly adhere to prescribed medications.

Our Ministry of Health & Medical Services is collaborating with the World Health Organization (WHO) on the reported emergence of the JN.1 variant of the COVID-19 virus.

The Ministry of Health has noted an increase in the prevalence of tooth decay and tooth swelling among children aged five to fifteen.

The Ministry of Health is addressing the increased demand for medical scans at the Colonial War Memorial hospital, averaging over 150 patients daily for x-rays and ultrasound.

The Ministry of Health in Fiji is looking forward to seeking an HPV molecular testing machine to replace the current Pap smear method for cervical cancer screening at hospitals.

Amidst a staggering 5000 reported cases of rheumatic heart diseases, the Ministry of Health stresses the critical role of community outreach and screening programs.

The World Health Organization is working to change how we see mental health, treating it like any other illness and ending the stigma.

A resilient mother of twins, aged 3, is courageously navigating the challenging journey of raising one of her twins battling cancer.

The World Health Organization is focusing on reducing the major risk factors for noncommunicable diseases to prevent deaths.

The Ministry of Health’s Record Department is struggling to meet the increasing demand for medical records amidst shortage of staff.

The Health Ministry has noted an increase in oral cancer cases, with two to three cases diagnosed per month, compared to one case per month in previous years.