The health care delivery in this country is in serious trouble.

Medical professionals from the region are currently attending a three-day conference focused on building child health capacity in the region.

The Aspen Medical-managed Lautoka Hospital hosted the Radiology Across Borders (RAB) Pacific Symposium earlier this month.

The Ministry of Health will continue to push for better staff living and working standards.

A new National Rehabilitation Centre is expected to change the way rehabilitation services are delivered in the country says Health Minister Doctor Atonio Lalabalavu.

There is a lack of awareness on the different types of physical and intellectual disabilities in Fiji.

The need to create more awareness about Parkinson’s disease is still a concern, and the Health Ministry is calling for a more proactive approach from all relevant agencies.

Parkinson’s disease is most common in elderly and it could change the whole family setting.

The Ministry of Health recruited 206 nurses in November following a mass resignation.

The Ministry of Health has recorded three new cases of COVID-19.

The Health Ministry lost 800 nurses from its workforce in the last 12 months, which includes nurses who have moved to the Aspen Hospitals in Lautoka and Ba.

Diabetes is one of the main concerns raised by doctors treating Fijians in India.