Category: Hawaii – Filipino
UH Cancer Center Receives $3.4M to Improve Pancreatic Cancer Risk
Pancreatic cancer is one of the deadliest cancers in Hawaii, with an average of 201 deaths each year. The illness also disproportionately affects Native Hawaiians.
U.S. Renal Care: Taking Care Of Hawaii For Over 20 Years
Keeping your kidneys healthy is a vital step in taking care of your body and health.
Hawaii Introduces Bill To Strengthen, Protect Health Care For Seniors
The bill “will help expand and protect access to health care across the islands by ensuring that physicians and other health professionals are being fairly compensated.”
Hawaii Receives Historic $700M Settlement With Big Pharma
Filed in 2014, the lawsuit accused the two pharmaceutical companies of misleading marketing practices with their prescription medications.
Profiling Filipino Gen Z, Their Unique Attributes and Forecast of the Filipino Community
Gen Z is a generation known to be fearless in fighting systemic injustice, compared to the Millennials and certainly Gen X.
Philippine Studies at UH Marks its Golden Anniversary
The Center for Philippine Studies (CPS) at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa proudly celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2025.
Why We Care For The Low-Wage Workers
In these jobs, low-wage workers face unique and layered vulnerabilities, especially when they get injured at work.
Philippine Consulate Welcomes New Consul General
Ilocano native Arman R. Talbo assumed the top post as Consul General at the Philippine Consulate General in Honolulu on March 18.
Arman R. Talbo Is the New Consul General in Honolulu, Welcome — Our Community Looks Forward to Working with You
Talbo is an Ilocano native who previously served as Deputy Consul General in New York during an important time in history.
Wahiawa Public Library To Close On May 3
Oahu residents, especially those in Wahiawa, are invited to the Wahiawa Public Library’s last day of service and closing event on Saturday, May 3.
