Honolulu Among 7 Airports To Receive All China Flights Amid Coronavirus Concerns
In response to the outbreak that originated in Wuhan, China, the Trump administration is also temporarily barring foreigners who visited China from entering the United States.
Officials Confirm 9th Case Of Rat Lungworm Disease In 2019
All patients appear to have contracted it on the Big Island last year.
WHO Declares Coronavirus An International Emergency
Shortly after a sixth case of the coronavirus in the U.S. was confirmed, world health officials are declaring an international health emergency.
When Will There Be A Coronavirus Vaccine? 5 Questions Answered
Vaccine development will likely take months.
DOH: Coronavirus Risk In Hawaii Still Low
At a press conference Wednesday, state officials said no cases of the novel coronavirus have been documented in our islands.
More Oversight Of Vape Shops Expected Under New Federal Ban On Tobacco Sales
New national rules raising the age of sale for tobacco and e-cigarette products to those 21 and over may mean more federal inspections of local vape and tobacco shop sales.
Health Officials Step Up Coronavirus Precautions At Honolulu Airport
Customs and Border Patrol agents will begin to distribute coronavirus alert notices to certain passengers.
Hawaii Medicaid Patients May Have Fewer Insurance Choices
The state’s decision to consolidate insurance plans could particularly affect people with limited incomes on the neighbor islands.
A Hawaii Doctor’s Journey Toward Embracing Medical Aid In Dying
Dr. Melvin Palalay was conflicted when a dying patient asked him to be her medical advocate in ending her life. This is the story of how he reconciled his duty to his patient with his Catholic faith.
Maryknoll School Halts Wuhan Exchange Program Activities Over Virus Fears
Maryknoll School canceled activities for exchange students and teachers visiting its Honolulu campus from Wuhan, China, where a new coronavirus has infected hundreds of people.