The demand for urology services is increasing in Fiji, and there is a need for more specialists in this area.

Sixty-two percent of young children aged five to 19 drink carbonated soft drinks on a daily basis.

A team from the Ministry of Health is carrying out typhoid outreach programs and vaccinations in the Northern Division.

There has been a surge in leptospirosis cases in Kadavu.

The majority of men who are diagnosed with prostate cancer tend to live in denial.

Fiji urgently needs support to upskill its people says Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka.

The Fiji Council of Social Services has recommended decentralizing health services and harnessing the power of community volunteerism as immediate solutions to address the declining state of the country’s healthcare sector.

Health Minister Doctor Atonio Lalabalavu reveals that certain health centers and nursing stations should have been closed down due to their deteriorating state.

FijiCare Insurance reveals that the claims environment has been very challenging in the past few years.

A new P25 diagnostic colour Doppler ultrasound system machine has been provided to the Ministry of Health to further boost their prostate cancer screening.

The Ministry of Health yesterday launched an early warning system designed to recognize, refer, and respond to deteriorating patients.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services has prioritized improving the working conditions for medical professionals in its submission for the 2023–2024 national budget.