Oahu’s Vaccination Rate Will Be Used In Deciding COVID-19 Rules
As a growing number of people are fully immunized, Mayor Rick Blangiardi wants to include Oahu’s vaccination rate as a method of determining COVID-19 restrictions.
Most Of Hawaii’s Recent COVID-19 Cases Are From ‘Variants Of Concern’
The vaccines currently on the market are still effective in protecting against more contagious variants, officials say.
COVID-19 Sniffing Dogs Show Promise With Patients In Hawaii
A Labrador retriever named Tess is helping to detect patients with COVID-19 at The Queen’s Medical Center.
Hawaii’s Coronavirus Count Rises As State Adds ‘Probable Cases’ To Its Total
Epidemiologists say including the unconfirmed cases will provide a better picture of how the coronavirus is spreading in the islands.
Hawaii Health Care Workers Are Getting Creative As Vaccine Interest Fades
Six months into the state’s vaccine campaign, the next hurdle is overcoming vaccine hesitancy in the younger community, local clinic leaders say.
Hawaii Will Maintain Mask Rules Despite New CDC Guidance, Governor Says
Gov. David Ige said he believes it’s too soon to lift mask mandates because “it’s impossible to determine who’s vaccinated and who’s not vaccinated.”
‘Just A Pinch’: Hawaii Children Line Up To Get A COVID-19 Vaccine
Hawaii kicked off the next phase of its COVID-19 vaccine campaign to include preteens.
Hawaii Is Ready As Preteens Get In Line For COVID-19 Vaccines
The expanding eligibility pool bodes well for resuming in-person classes in the fall, Hawaii officials said.
These Hawaii Doctors Are Fighting Guam’s Abortion Law
Abortions are legal in Guam, but women have no access to them because of a lack of local providers and rules requiring in-person consultations for the procedures.
Kauai Tightens Restrictions To Slow Spike In COVID-19 Cases
Health authorities say the island has moved from largely isolated clusters to “sustained community transmission.”