Dr. Bennett Loui is the chief of internal medicine for Hawaii Pacific Health Medical Group. He explains the difference between diabetes and prediabetes.
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. 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.
Christina Christunas, a registered nurse and lactation consultant, talks about how Hawaii Pacific Health’s childbirth and parent education classes at Wilcox Medical Center on Kauai can help expecting mothers and fathers.
Dr. Leimomi Kanagusuku, a family medicine physician at Pali Momi Medical Center, talks about some of the major health concerns impacting Native Hawaiians.
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.
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.
Dr. Megan Sakamoto-Chun, a family medicine physician at Straub Medical Center, explains the importance of getting enough sleep, exercise and other tips.
Nearly half of all high school students and more than 30% of middle school students in Hawaii have tried vaping or e-cigarettes, according to the latest stats from the CDC.
A CDC study shows that as many as four in 10 adults put off going to the doctor due to the pandemic, but experts advise the public against delaying medical care.
