After COVID- what next for Pacific heath systems?
The Pacific’s response to the COVID-19 outbreak is likely to lead to increased scrutiny of health budgets and investments in our region.
April 23, 2020
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The Pacific’s response to the COVID-19 outbreak is likely to lead to increased scrutiny of health budgets and investments in our region.
The deadly measles outbreak currently spreading through the Pacific is exacting a great human, and likely significant economic cost. At least 60
A Solomons doctor in Cuba THE journey of Pacific Islands medical students who study in Cuba can be difficult. One such graduate,
The secrets of combatting noncommunicable diseases in our countries can be found in our Pacific Islands food cultures says Kiwi chef Robert Oliver on
The secrets of combatting noncommunicable diseases in our countries can be found in our Pacific Islands food cultures says Kiwi chef Robert Oliver on
LATE detection and late presentation contribute to the high number of women who die from cervical cancer in the Pacific each year. The
AT least 747 new cases of people living with the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) have been diagnosed in Fiji since February last
Non communicable diseases is prevalent in the Pacific that it has become a crisis- a matter which authorities need to address urgently.
ASENA Senimoli survived two death experiences- her heart beat stopped, she felt the pain, slowly slipped away and was ready to go.
THEFIJIANS could expect an upgrade to their medical health services, in light of the new private hospital partnership between the MIOT International
OUR Pacific finds itself in an emergency and how we choose to deal with it right now will determine our future. Non-communicable
FELITI Hoeft, 54, comes from the village Tofoa in Tongatapu. Before getting diagnosed with diabetes, he was a hard working man, gainfully
