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.

An investment of around $500 million is needed to renew and refurbish the Colonial War Memorial Hospital in Suva.

The importance of timely and accurate data in decision-making for healthcare systems cannot be overstated.

The Fiji Nursing Association has reported that a growing number of nurses are leaving their jobs due to poor leadership in the Health Ministry.

While efforts to combat tuberculosis are underway, there are now concerns about drug-resistant cases.

Over 50 successful heart surgeries have been conducted by Aspen Medical since October last year.

Around 130,000 Fijians in the Northern Division will now have better health protection following the commissioning of the Environmental Health Laboratory.

The Sai Sanjeevani Children Hospital is expecting a surgery team from the United States of America to conduct complex heart surgery.

The death of a mother of seven from tuberculosis at the Tamavua Twomey Hospital last year was lesson for a police officer who made sure that he took his medications on time.

The global incidence of tuberculosis has increased due to COVID-19 pandemic says Health Minister Doctor Atonio Lalabalavu.

Over the years, there had been a growing need to address environmental sampling and monitoring of typhoid within the Northern Division, and this required a fully functional laboratory.