The Health Minister says it is alarming that Fiji has increased its estimated HIV and AIDS infection by 129 percent over the last decade.

The Colonial War Memorial Hospital is expected to place a high priority on the health of its employees in order to lower stress levels and free them up to concentrate on patience and self-care.

Stakeholders are concerned with the increasing number of HIV/AIDS cases in the country.

Significant changes are expected to be seen at one of the oldest hospitals in the coming months.

Despite facing various challenges, volunteers continued with their humanitarian work in the Ministry of Health and Medical Services’ COVID-19 Vaccine Registration and Rollout project.

Reversing the large migration of medical professionals remains a huge challenge for the Ministry of Health.

Minister for Health and Medical Services, Doctor Atonio Lalabalavu, has stressed the importance of accessing sexual and reproductive health to stay safe.

The late presentation of children with heart diseases makes cardiac doctors unable to perform relevant operations.

Educators and parents are being urged to ensure their children’s mental health remains a priority.

Minister for Women, Children, and Poverty Alleviation Lynda Tabuya has commended the work done by WOWS Kids Fiji in terms of creating awareness about cancer.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services is currently undertaking a consultation on the new Cancer Prevention and Control Plan for Fiji.

Cancer patients are still discriminated against and stigmatized in our communities.