The concerns raised about the ongoing exodus of medical staff are a global issue and are not specific to Fiji.

The Ministry of Health says all services at the Raiwaqa Health Centre will be relocated as of today as it will undergo painting and renovation.

Eye disease such as cataracts is a leading cause of blindness globally and affects a lot of our elderly in Fiji as well.

New Vision of Fiji will organize a week-long awareness on White Cane from the 10th to 15th of October for the public and people in the villages along Queens’s highway up to Lautoka City.

The Pacific Eye Institute and the CWM Eye Clinic are working to clear the backlog of pediatric eye patients seeking essential eye services through its “Little Eyes Matter” program.

Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama reiterates that his government will continue to prioritize the health and well-being of every Fijian.

Mental health issues stemming from toxic stigma, shame and bullying remain prevalent in society today.

Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama this morning inspected the new state-of-the-art Hyperbaric Chamber at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital.

Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has stressed that mental health support is critical during these trying times.

While prostate and bladder cancers are common in men, health officials have recently detected some patients with bowel cancer.

The Fiji Cancer Society aims to create more awareness and raise funds for men diagnosed with cancer through its partnership with Telecom Fiji.

Health leaders in Fiji and around the world are sounding the alarm as health systems face an exodus of exhausted doctors and nurses.