The redevelopment of CWM Hospital has gained significant momentum as there is confidence that some of the issues faced by the hospital will be resolved in the next one year.

Many Fijians face social and societal barriers when seeking medical assistance for HIV, making it difficult for them to access essential care and treatment.

UNAIDS is in talks with its stakeholders to introduce Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis or PREP in Fiji, in an effort to tackle the HIV outbreak.

Faith-based leaders say education and open and frank discussion is key to addressing Fiji’s HIV outbreak.

India is ready to offer healthcare support to Fiji as the country deals with a HIV outbreak.

Open discussions about HIV prevention in cultural and traditional settings are crucial for rural and faith-based communities.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Service commemorated World Leprosy Day yesterday, highlighting the theme Unite, Act, and Eliminate, with global observance aiming to raise awareness about leprosy, its impact, and the ongoing fight for its eradication.

With HIV cases increasing at an alarming rate, health officials have called for urgent action to secure the resources needed to fight the epidemic effectively.

The recent report of 1,093 new HIV cases has sparked widespread concern, with various sectors of society calling for urgent action to address the rising crisis.

The government is navigating discussions around the potential privatization of key healthcare infrastructure.

While 1,093 new HIV cases have been reported in the first nine months of 2024, experts warn that the actual number may be higher.

Fiji continues to be the second fastest growing HIV epidemic in the Asia and the Pacific region.