Health

Bivalent boosters headed to Hawaii for keiki as young as 6 months old

December 13, 2022 0

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Rat lungworm could spread globally, study says

December 12, 2022 0

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Nonprofit Finds Success In Treating Mentally Ill Homeless People After Hawaii Loosened Law 0 The Institute for Human Services, a local nonprofit, has assessed at least 100 homeless people over the last 14 months, and has provided medication for about 30 — a significant increase.

December 11, 2022 0

A soft-spoken homeless woman who primarily stays in Honolulu’s Chinatown calmly welcomed the second dose of her medication from Dr....

Hawaii government workers might be able to drop Kaiser health insurance

December 6, 2022 0

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This New Technology Removes Cancerous Tumors Without Surgery

November 29, 2022 0

This New Technology Removes Cancerous Tumors Without Surgery A new technology developed at Tel Aviv University makes it possible to...

Hawaii ranks last in nation for early lung cancer diagnosis

November 22, 2022 0

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Flu, RSV cases on the rise

November 22, 2022 0

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Kona hospital’s cancer clinics resume accepting new patients

November 18, 2022 0

https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/2022/11/18/hawaii-news/kona-hospitals-cancer-clinics-accepting-new-patients/

Hawaii’s shortage of health care workers worsens

November 16, 2022 0

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Course helps teachers spread the word about perils of rat lungworn

November 16, 2022 0

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Hawaii Radiologic Associates reopens after cyberattack

November 15, 2022 0

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‘Our goal is to try and stop these tragedies’

November 14, 2022 0

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DOH: Respiratory virus infections, flu on the rise

November 11, 2022 0

https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/2022/11/11/hawaii-news/doh-respiratory-virus-infections-flu-on-the-rise/

Hawaii Island Is Getting New Federal Funds To Tackle Health Care Shortages. Is It Enough? 0 Gov.-elect Josh Green also has pledged to address problems with accessing care, especially in rural areas.

November 10, 2022 0

Jim Cisler was worried. He had driven his wife, Sharon, to Queens North Hawaii Community Hospital in the evening after...

Health

Bivalent boosters headed to Hawaii for keiki as young as 6 months old

Rat lungworm could spread globally, study says

Nonprofit Finds Success In Treating Mentally Ill Homeless People After Hawaii Loosened Law 0 The Institute for Human Services, a local nonprofit, has assessed at least 100 homeless people over the last 14 months, and has provided medication for about 30 — a significant increase.

Hawaii government workers might be able to drop Kaiser health insurance

This New Technology Removes Cancerous Tumors Without Surgery

Hawaii ranks last in nation for early lung cancer diagnosis

Flu, RSV cases on the rise

Kona hospital’s cancer clinics resume accepting new patients

Hawaii’s shortage of health care workers worsens

Course helps teachers spread the word about perils of rat lungworn

Hawaii Radiologic Associates reopens after cyberattack

‘Our goal is to try and stop these tragedies’

DOH: Respiratory virus infections, flu on the rise

Hawaii Island Is Getting New Federal Funds To Tackle Health Care Shortages. Is It Enough? 0 Gov.-elect Josh Green also has pledged to address problems with accessing care, especially in rural areas.

Hawaii Radiologic ‘working on a plan of action’

Hawaii Care Choices shutting down in-patient care facility

Hospital expands imaging hours due to Hawaii Radiologic closure

Hawaii Radiologic at a standstill

Kahele urges action on breast cancer diagnosis measure

Respiratory viruses pose triple threat in Hawaii

DOH ALERTS PUBLIC ABOUT MORNINGSTAR FARMS BUFFALO CHIK’N NUGGETS AND HOT & SPICY SAUSAGE PATTIES DUE TO POTENTIAL PRESENCE OF PLASTIC MATERIALS

Savings Challenge Pays off for Hawaiʻi Island Families

Boy Rings Woman’s Doorbell at 3 A.M. and Leads Her to His Dad — She Performs CPR for 10 Minutes and Saves His Life

‘Making Sanitation Sexy’: Hawai‘i Colleges Are Growing Wastewater Workforce UH schools on the Big Island and Maui are training students to convert cesspools to cleaner alternatives.

Honolulu Spent $450K On Plans For Flood-Prone Stream. Then It Did Nothing The city has been told repeatedly that failing to clear the North Shore stream would lead to catastrophic flooding.

‘It shocked me by surprise’: Kealakehe alum Warren named to All-UFL team

Hawaii County urged to develop composting plan

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL ANNOUNCE HEMP RETAIL REGISTRATION ENFORCEMENT TO BEGIN JULY 1, 2026

30 Volcano Households Better Prepared to Protect Water Supplies During Ongoing Kīlauea Activity

Firework Permits Available Starting June 29

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