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Alissa Lo is a registered nurse and the trauma program manager for Kapiolani Medical Center for Women & Children.
Dr. Jeremy Lum is a cardiac electro-physiologist at Straub Benioff Medical Center and the Chief of Cardiology for Hawaii Pacific Health Medical Group.
Dr. Paul Eakin is the associate medical director of pediatric emergency medicine at Kapiolani Medical Center for Women & Children.
Dr. Sandy Noon is an avid pickleball player and she’s also the chief of primary care for Hawaii Pacific Health Medical Group.
Dr. Huidy Shu is a neurologist and the chief of medical subspecialties for Hawaii Pacific Health Medical Group
Dr. James Ham is the chief of emergency medicine for Hawai’i Pacific Health Medical Group. He’s also an emergency department physician at Straub Benioff Medical Center.
Michelle Sato, a nurse practitioner on Hawaii Pacific Health’s neurology team, explains what to know about strokes.
Dr. Leslie Chun, CEO of Hawaii Pacific Health Medical Group, explains what makes the academic center so unique.
Dr. Pat Morgan, a child abuse pediatrician at Kapiolani Medical Center for Women & Children, explains how to identify if a child is being neglected.
Dr. Kamonkiat Wirunsawanya, an endocrinologist at Straub Medical Center, explains why using diabetes medicine is not a miracle drug for weight loss.
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Dr. Kamonkiat Wirunsawanya, an endocrinologist at Straub Medical Center, explains why using diabetes medicine is not a miracle drug for weight loss.
Dr. Jim Barahal, a physician with Hawaii Pacific Health who helped to spearhead HPH’s virtual urgent care, tells us more about the new feature.
Dr. Andrew Baldwin is a cardiothoracic surgeon with Hawaii Pacific Health and the medical director of cardiac surgery at Straub Medical Center.
Dr. Rachel Coel, a pediatric sports medicine physician with Hawaii Pacific Health, gives some water safety advice.
Hawaii Pacific Health’s Dr. Mary Worthen is an ear nose and throat surgeon who specializes in obstructive sleep apnea surgery.
Dr. Shilpa Patel, Hawaii Pacific Health’s Chief Quality Officer, explains what hospitals are seeing this flu season.
Lianne Stephanos, a registered dietician with Hawaii Pacific Health, shares some tips on how you can stay focused and healthy through the season.
Dr. Bennett Loui is the chief of internal medicine for Hawaii Pacific Health Medical Group. He explains the difference between diabetes and prediabetes.
Dr. Sam Evans, Hawaii Pacific Health’s chief of pulmonology, discusses the commonality of lung cancer in Hawaii compared to other states.
Dr. Jami Fukui is a breast medical oncologist. She explains how women can detect breast cancer early through screening.
Dr. Shaylin Chock is an adolescent and child psychiatrist. She explains how parents can start a conversation with their child.
Dr. Franklin Lee, a urologist at the Hawaii Pacific Health, explains what prostate cancer is.
Dr. Monica Singer, a pediatric infectious disease expert at Kapiolani Medical Center for Women and Children, explains what RSV is and who it can affect.
Dr. Timothy Fei, a hand and upper extremity surgeon from Hawaii Pacific Health, outlines some of the injuries you can get if you overuse electronic devices.
Dr. Joan Meister, director of the Cleft and Craniofacial Clinic at Kapiolani Medical Center for Women and children, tells us more about cleft lip.
Dr. Carli Bullis is a pediatric neurosurgeon. She explains how parents can treat a head injury, recognize symptoms and when to seek treatment.
Dr. Mariya Opanova, an orthopedic surgeon at Hawaii Pacific Health, explains how the clinic has helped women suffering with arthritis.
Dr. Suzanna Grima, a dermatologist at Straub Medical Center’s Mililani clinic, explains how you can keep your skin looking fresh amid the summer heat.
Dr. Ryan Johal, a family medicine physician at Straub Medical Center’s Pearlridge Clinic, shares some of the most common conditions seen in male patients.
Dr. Michael Lui, section chief of Neurology at Pali Momi Medical Center, explains how strokes and hypertension are related.
Dr. Leimomi Kanagusuku, a family medicine physician at Pali Momi Medical Center, talks about some of the major health concerns impacting Native Hawaiians.
Dr. Romeo Esquivel, a gastroenterologist at Wilcox Medical Center on Kauai, talks about how colon cancer screening is key to early detection.
Dr. Jae You, an orthopedic surgeon and sports medicine physician with Hawaii Pacific Health, talks about the upcoming race.
Dr. Louis Capecci, Kapiolani’s first full-time pediatric cardiothoracic surgeon, shares signs of heart problems parents should look out for in their children.
Dr. John Kao, the Section Chief of Cardiology at Pali Momi Medical Center, talks about some of the risk factors for heart disease plus signs to look out for.
Dr. John Bossian, a family medicine physician from Straub medical center’s Kailua clinic, has some tips on how to get back on track.
With Buffalo Bills’ safety Damar Hamlin still recovering after going into cardiac arrest during a game, experts are looking at the relation of heart conditions and athletes.
Children as young as six months old can now get the bivalent COVID-19 booster shot.
Vog could get worse starting Wednesday as lighter winds take over.
Whooping cough or pertussis can be dangerous for babies especially in the first six months of life.
Dr. Eric Crawley, a pulmonologist, explains the importance of early-screening.
Dr. Wade Kyono, a pediatric oncologist with Kapiolani Medical Center, explains how common pediatric cancer is in Hawaii.
RSV stands for respiratory syncytial virus.
Dr. Christopher Tokin explains the options available for women who get diagnosed with breast cancer.
Dr. Ed Weldon provides some simple stretches you can do at home to ease shoulder pain.
Dr. Se Kon Won from Hawaii Pacific Health explains how the Ornish program works.
Dr. Megan Sakamoto-Chun, a family medicine physician at Straub Medical Center, explains the importance of getting enough sleep, exercise and other tips.
Monkeypox has been confirmed in Hawaii but the CDC says that the threat of getting the disease is low.
COVID-19 cases are on the rise. But there are new developments parents of young kids should know about.
Stroke is the third-leading cause of death and the leading cause of disability in Hawaii, according to the American Heart Association.