Two hundred nurses from Lautoka Hospital have joined Aspen Medical, including some doctors.

Fijians travelling to and from Japan as of Tuesday will no longer be required to complete the mandatory on-arrival COVID-19 tests as previously applied to all travellers.

As the number of Fijians in need of mental support continues to increase, Lifeline Fiji is prompted to seek more funding to support their operation.

The World Bank has committed US$1 million for the construction of a new pharmaceutical warehouse in Vatuwaqa.

The Ba Hospital has added a layer of protection with its staff achieving 100% hand hygiene.

The Ba Hospital which is being run by Aspen Medical will now be able to cater for surgeries from today.

A group of women known as Suva Cancer Survivors is calling on women around the country to be familiar with the signs and symptoms of breast cancer.

A mother of four is counting her blessings after surviving breast cancer.

Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Heart Hospital team is planning to conduct outreach programs in outer islands and other regional countries.

President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere has urged the people of Kubulau in Bua to take their tablets administered by health officers under the Ministry of Health’s Mass Drug Administration program.

Recent statistics highlight that one child in every classroom in Fiji may have Rheumatic Heart Disease.

Breaking down the taboo surrounding sexual reproductive health remains a major challenge in Fiji.