The contractors at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital are working to rectify issues caused by the heavy downpour, which has resulted in delays to some healthcare services
People can expect delays in healthcare services at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital due to water overflowing into the ceiling following the recent heavy downpour.The He
Young people must learn from the mistakes of their elders or face continuing Fiji’s growing non-communicable disease (NCD) crisis.This stark warning was delivered
The Ministry of Health and Medical Services distributed blood pressure monitors and body fat analyzers has donated patient monitors and blood pressure machines to the
Fijians are set to benefit from safer, more reliable, and accessible healthcare as the Ministry of Health strengthens its services with continued support from EqualMed.Th
The Suva Market is currently a hive of activity as people turned up in large numbers for the World Cancer Day Health Expo, marking the start of a week-long programme orga
Seven ambulances have been donated to the St John Association by the Racer Group Pty Ltd, with the aim of providing better and more efficient services to the people of Fi
The Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Children's Hospital, in partnership with the CWM Hospital Eye Department, provided a one-day free corrective eye surgery clinic for children
A Memorandum of Understanding was signed between the University of Fiji and Oceania Hospital to allow medical students from the University to get work experience in the p
The fight against leprosy in Fiji is no longer a battle against the disease, but against fear, stigma and discrimination.This was highlighted by Assistant Minister for He
The Health Ministry has assured people that they are on top of the Nipah virus outbreak that happened around the region and that Fiji is safe now.  This comes as Di
Children living on the streets will no longer face each day without care and protection, as a new Child Wellbeing Centre is set to support vulnerable children across Fiji
The Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Heart Screening Centre will conduct free heart screenings for children aged 16 and below at Ratu Sukuna Park tomorrow, as
Health services at the Ono-i-Lau Health Centre have been temporarily suspended following an incident that is currently before the court. The Ministry of Health s
International Women’s Association Fiji President, Judy Compain is asking the Ministry of Health on how long it will take for them to investigate and put together a
Former President of the Fiji College of General Practitioners, Doctor Rajesh Maharaj, has raised serious concerns about the deadly impact of diabetes, saying many people
To help fight the spread of HIV/AIDS, Vodafone ATH Fiji Foundation donated $32,000 to support community health training that will educate and empower young Fijians across
Parents, grandparents and caregivers are being urged by the Ministry of Health to exercise extreme vigilance during the final weeks of the school holidays. The Ministry s
Parents are advised to take advantage of the free heart screening for children during the school holidays, offered by Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Medical Centre.The initiat
In a heartwarming New Year’s Day story, Michelle Matanatabu, a first-time mother, welcomed her baby daughter into the world today, just two days after her wedding.
Fijians no longer need to travel abroad to receive complex and specialised medical treatment, as Pacific Specialist Healthcare is now providing a range of services, inclu