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‘Students struggle in wards’
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (254+ words) THE biggest challenge for Fiji’s medical students is not the work in hospital, but the sudden jump from classroom to clinic, a new survey has found. Raijeli Waqainabete presented at the Fiji Medical Annual Scientific Conference 2026 on Friday saying that…...
Phos Haven opens door to vulnerable kids
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (270+ words) A NEW haven for Fiji’s abandoned and vulnerable children has officially opened its doors in Meigunyah, Nadi. Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection Sashi Kiran launched the Phos Haven Care Home yesterday. The residential home provides refuge for 12 children…...
Limited cardiac monitors put pressure on paediatric care
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (248+ words) LABASA Hospital’s paediatric staff previously had only one working cardiac monitor available at one point, forcing them to share equipment while caring for sick children. The hospital’s senior medical officer Nilsen Ingrid said the shortage prompted staff to request additional…...
Medical students flag burnout – survey
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (189+ words) MEDICAL students are raising concerns about burnout and mental wellbeing as they transition into Fiji’s hospitals, questioning whether the workload is sustainable. A student survey presented at the Fiji Medical Annual Scientific Conference 2026 on Friday found mixed experiences in clinical…...
More people report fever and cough
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (191+ words) MORE people are reporting fever and cough, according to the latest FluTracking Fiji Weekly Interim Report. The report shows that 16.4 per cent of 177 participants reported having a fever and cough between August 31 and September 6. This was higher than the 10.2 per…...
Shared medical equipment delays urgent patient care
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (237+ words) THE sharing of medical equipment between units at Labasa Hospital comes with the risk of equipment being damaged or parts going missing, according to a health worker. Nurse Mariamma Sheromani said equipment had to be moved between units when one…...
Health Ministry warns against respiratory illness misinformation
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (146+ words) The warning follows the circulation of unverified claims about viruses, outbreaks, symptoms and treatments. Assistant Minister for Health and Medical Services Penioni Ravunawa said people should check information before sharing it with others. “Misinformation can create unnecessary fear and confusion…...
WOMEN’S HEALTH | Paracetamol can affect a female baby
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (1025+ words) Paracetamol use during pregnancy has been linked to changed reproductive development in daughters. According to a press statement from Oxford University Press this week, researchers in Denmark have found that girls whose mothers took paracetamol during pregnancy had smaller ovaries,…...
Call for Albert Park upgrade
3+ day, 6+ hour ago (120+ words) THE Suva City Council should upgrade Albert Park to a standard suitable for hosting major festivals if it intends to continue using the ground for such events, says Local Government Minister Maciu Nalumisa. He said the council had a responsibility…...
St Joseph’s marks 70 years with wellness walk
4+ day, 3+ hour ago (139+ words) St Joseph’s Secondary School is marking its 70th anniversary this month with a series of activities celebrating its legacy and contribution to education. As part of the celebrations, students, teachers and members of the school community took part in a wellness…...