Oral health is paramount as it can affect certain aspects of a child’s development.

Steps are now being taken to create awareness of mosquito-borne diseases, as the country continues to record dengue fever cases.

Some homes in the rural remote communities still do not have toilets and septic tanks.

The Health Ministry is confident that the vaccination rate in Fiji will help reduce the risk of COVID-19 spread.

Schools are allowed to impose an approved health safety checklist to prevent an outbreak of communicable diseases such as typhoid amongst students and teachers.

Childhood obesity is an emerging issue in the country.

The Lautoka Hospital now has a computerized tomography scan (CT scan) thanks to Aspen Medical.

A mother of a six-year-old who recently had heart surgery is calling on parents to get their children screened.

The Ministry of Health has lifted the movement restriction placed on Natua Village in Wailevu, Cakaudrove due to a typhoid outbreak.

Japan International Cooperation Agency today handed over approximately $200,000 worth of medical equipment to the CWM Hospital in Suva.

Spending more than 20 minutes on your smartphone, computer, television screen and any other device is not healthy for your eyesight.

An infant with no underlying health conditions died of COVID-19, the Health Ministry has determined.