As El Nino threats become reality, One Health unites Pacific countries across sectors to address health, environmental and climate threats
As a range of diverse health threats become increasingly interconnected, Pacific countries and areas are strengthening their ability to prevent, detect, and respond before an emerg ...
Solomon Islands reviews health indicators to help frontline staff make better care decisions
The review will also look at whether routine reporting captures the risks that are becoming more important for Solomon Islands, including climate-sensitive diseases, environmental ...
Samoa strengthens food safety and emergency preparedness through national workshop
The Ministry of Health Samoa, in partnership with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), World Health Organization (WHO), Ministry of Agriculture and Fi ...
WHO continues to support Fiji as it declares HIV a national emergency
Fiji has formally declared HIV as a national emergency, amid one of the sharpest increases in new HIV infections globally. The declaration on 16 September builds on a response that ...
The Solomon Islands fortifies food safety procedures in partnership with WHO
KukiMAT: Ready to respond when every minute counts
Mental health support grows beyond facility walls in Samoa
Building resilience: commitment to communities on the front lines of climate change
TrACSS 2026 in the Western Pacific: Translating Regional Findings into Practical AMR Priorities
Seventy-seventh session of the Regional Committee
World AMR Awareness Week 2026
WHO report examines inequalities in noncommunicable diseases and their risk factors
One in four doctors nearing retirement age as WHO warns of global health workforce gap
Traditional medicine, resilience and well-being at World Health Summit 2026
WHO releases training manual to expand access to early breast cancer care