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Family Medicine Training to Expand on Kauaʻi via Federal Grant
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) via the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) is investing $750,000 to plan and develop a [Read More…]
DOH: Be Aware Of Urinary Catheter, Glucose Monitors And Supplies Scam
The Hawaii Department of Health advises the public to be aware and cautious of fraudulent claims regarding urinary catheters, glucose monitors and similar supplies. To [Read More…]
Kilauea Eruption Raises Concern For Air Quality Hazards
The Hawaiʻi Department of Health advises the public to be prepared for air quality impacts due to the recent Kīlauea eruption. As of Sunday, September [Read More…]
Fighting Inflammation – The Key to Healthy Aging from Dr. Bradley Willcox
by Robert Kay Dr. Bradley Willcox trained at the University of Toronto, the Mayo Clinic, and Harvard Medical School. His work has appeared in cover articles [Read More…]
Here’s What you Need to Know to Avoid a Gap in Coverage and How HealthCare.gov Can Help
by CMS Staff Millions of people across the county are at risk of losing health coverage starting now and over the next several months. Medicaid [Read More…]
The Lahaina Wildfire
by Will Espero My deepest sympathies and heartfelt condolences go out to the residents of Lahaina, Maui who lost their homes, businesses, jobs, pets, and loved [Read More…]
THEATRE REVIEW: Symphony In Manila
by Rose Cruz Churma Unlike a full-blown play, in a staged reading the cast read their lines on stage. The setting is minimal—in this case, [Read More…]
Salute to Filipino Workers on Labor Day
by Raymund Llanes Liongson, PhD History has taught us that Filipino presence in Hawaii is rooted in labor. Filipino migration to Hawaii began in 1906 [Read More…]
Clear Choice? Trump’s Mugshot, Biden By The Banyan
by Emil Guillermo It’s been a historic week in America. After a debate featuring eight Republicans who couldn’t get arrested, we now have one Republican [Read More…]
