Ensuring safe and affordable food remains a major challenge for governments worldwide.

There is a need to change behavior and promote a healthy diet and lifestyle.

Vandalism and irresponsible usage of hospital facilities remain a challenge for Valelevu Health Center.

The Health Minister has called on the Commonwealth to support its efforts in the World Health Assembly to establish a Voluntary Health Fund for Small Island Developing States aimed at the effective and meaningful engagement of SIDS in meetings of the World Health Organization.

The Valelevu Health Center, which caters to more than 80,000 Fijians in Nasinu, is expected to undergo a major facelift.

The World Health Organisation has helped Fiji shape its healthcare system for the past four decades.

The Ministry of Health says the Levuka and Korovou hospitals are in urgent need of repairs.

Forty-six students from the Fiji National University’s College of Medicine, Nursing, and Health Science recently conducted screenings and health counselling in three villages along the Coral Coast.

A research study is needed to understand and analyze the behavior of patients who are not reporting to clinics and taking medications on time.

The antenatal booking services at the Makoi Maternity Unit is currently in three-day operation due to the shortage of midwives at the facility.

The Ministry of Health is committed to raising more awareness about lupus.

The Secretary General of the Fiji Nursing Association, Filomena Talawadua, is calling on the government to give nurses what they deserve.