Health and Medicine
in the Honolulu Advertiser

The web site of Honolulu's morning newspaper contains an archive of selected articles that have appeared in the printed version. The list below provides links to articles addressing health and medical topics in Hawaii.

To see what other articles have been published in Honolulu's newspapers, check the Hawaii Newspaper Index. Produced by the Hawaii State Library's Hawaii and Pacific Section, this reference source indexes the Honolulu Advertiser and the Honolulu Star-Bulletin. Electronic access to the Hawaii Newspaper Index is provided by the Hawaii State Public Library System.

• " Hawai'i doctor warns of disease." - December 30, 2004

• " Holidays keep paramedics busy." - December 28, 2004

• " Eating healthy in 2005?" - December 27, 2004

• " Ancient Ayurveda is new and hot." - December 27, 2004

• " Iron Woman." - December 27, 2004

• " Release money for teen drug treatment." - December 26, 2004

• " Safety issue may alter pill-popping U.S. culture." - December 26, 2004

• " Financial issues in elderly care varied, complex." - December 26, 2004

• " Drug stocks ailing after recent setbacks." - December 25, 2004

• " Foods ineffective in reducing hot flashes." - December 25, 2004

• " EMS van posted to Ka'a'awa." - December 25, 2004

• " UH seeking $25M grant for bio-containment lab." - December 24, 2004

• " Be happy, and don't let holiday stress snowball." - December 22, 2004

• " 100 people fall ill at state hospital." - December 22, 2004

• " Flu shots still restricted as season's peak looms." - December 22, 2004

• " New medical center strikes right balance," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - December 21, 2004

• " Kalaupapa nun a step closer to sainthood." - December 21, 2004

• " Aleve linked to heart attacks." - December 21, 2004

• " Morning-after pill freed from red tape," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - December 20, 2004

• " Doctors express concern over marijuana use." - December 20, 2004

• " Moloka'i nun on road to sainthood." - December 20, 2004

• " Experts offer advice on issues related to aging." - December 19, 2004

• " Five year old boy needs marrow donation." - December 19, 2004

• " Lack of sleep tips scale toward weight gain." - December 18, 2004

• " Pharmacies can provide 'morning after' pills." - December 17, 2004

• " Asbestos hastens school's break." - December 15, 2004

• " Hawai'i bioterror readiness lacking." - December 14, 2004

• " Biotech grant helps emerging industry," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - December 13, 2004

• " Biotech firms draw investor." - December 13, 2004

• " Nurse needs help with medical bills." - December 13, 2004

• " Kane'ohe Hospital: a sobering lesson." - December 12, 2004

• " Discuss crucial issues while they're able." - December 12, 2004

• " Elder care saps finances." - December 12, 2004

• " Coping with cost of care ." - December 12, 2004

• " Kidney is link of life, friendship for 3 in marathon." - December 12, 2004

• " New visa policy may worsen nursing shortage." - December 11, 2004

• " Natural medicines may improve sleep." - December 11, 2004

• " State hospital passes muster." - December 11, 2004

• " Asbestos still emerges in unexpected places." - December 10, 2004

• " Hawaii Biotech vaccines funded." - December 10, 2004

• " It's no pie-in-the-sky dream: Sleep may help weight loss." - December 10, 2004

• " Cyanide bottle found in Kalani High loft." - December 10, 2004

• " State hospital hoping judge will dismiss lawsuit." - December 10, 2004

• " Asbestos found in school." - December 9, 2004

• " Santa's secrets of longevity." - December 8, 2004

• " More leptospirosis linked to UH flood." - December 8, 2004

• " Aging is changing the way people in the Islands live." - December 5, 2004

• " Questions? Experts help with answers." - December 5, 2004

• " Health troubles weigh heavy on folks as they age." - December 5, 2004

• " Caregivers face range of emotions." - December 5, 2004

• " Healer's plan questioned." - December 5, 2004

• " Families urge streamlined approach to elder services." - December 5, 2004

• " One day at a time: caring for dad." - December 5, 2004

• " Families struggle as Hawai'i ages." - December 5, 2004

• " Act fast to avoid disabling stroke." - December 4, 2004

• " Flood infection put professor in hospital." - December 4, 2004

• " Man infected after UH flood cleanup." - December 2, 2004

• " Big Island pays $30,000 to medical marijuana users to settle arrest suit." - December 1, 2004

• " State's elderly rank first in healthy habits, report says." - December 1, 2004

• " Faculty member at UH treated for leptospirosis." - December 1, 2004

• " Supreme Court hears marijuana debate." - November 30, 2004

• " Hawai'i must prepare now for flu pandemic," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - November 29, 2004

• " Generic drug sales on the rise." - November 29, 2004

• " Eat well for a happy holiday." - November 29, 2004

• " Hawai'i inmates didn't receive rehab services." - November 28, 2004

• " Vitamin E may reduce colds." - November 27, 2004

• " William Sage III, respected physician." - November 27, 2004

• " Tripler flu shots still available for eligible military, families." - November 27, 2004

• " Rent increase, medical bills forced family to live on beach." - November 26, 2004

• " Life changes after you almost lose it." - November 25, 2004

• " Blood recipients thankful for donors' precious gift." - November 25, 2004

• " Device transmits patient health data over phone lines." - November 23, 2004

• " Cancer-stricken McDonald's CEO steps down." - November 23, 2004

• " Smaller dishes may be all you need to shed pounds." - November 22, 2004

• " State receives more doses of flu vaccine." - November 22, 2004

• " Study on vitamin E risks flawed." - November 20, 2004

• " HMSA, Kaiser profits increase." - November 18, 2004

• " Meth busters set record." - November 17, 2004

• " Kane'ohe Hospital: Is its cloud finally lifting?" a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - November 16, 2004

• " Drug-test program benefits Maui hotel." - November 16, 2004

• " Emotional eating feeds a vicious circle of unhappiness." - November 16, 2004

• " Picking your pediatrician." - November 16, 2004

• " Stop-and-go traffic may elevate risk of heart attack for some." - November 16, 2004

• " Disabled access work goes on." - November 16, 2004

• " Hundreds in Hawai'i receive flu vaccination." - November 16, 2004

• " Most Big Island road deaths linked to substance abuse." - November 16, 2004

• " Kids born in ICU celebrate survival." - November 15, 2004

• " Free cancer clinic now open." - November 15, 2004

• " Hawai'i's first responders get $74 million boost." - November 15, 2004

• " Mediterranean diet shown to be among most healthful." - November 13, 2004

• " Feds to end oversight of state mental hospital." - November 13, 2004

• " Teen fights for life as 186 offer to help." - November 12, 2004

• " Mid-Pac parents object to drug test." - November 12, 2004

• " Many wait for others to try HSAs." - November 11, 2004

• " Kaiser to build $68M Moanalua expansion." - November 11, 2004

• " A few minutes of your time could save lives." - November 10, 2004

• " Changes can help ward off osteoarthritis." - November 10, 2004

• " Medical clinic reaccredited." - November 9, 2004

• " Happy parallels healthy." - November 9, 2004

• " Nu'uanu students rallying to save lives of three brothers." - November 9, 2004

• " Medical facilities booming on Maui." - November 9, 2004

• " Companies weighing cost of obesity." - November 8, 2004

• " CortiSlim takes back unproven claims on cortisol, weight loss." - November 6, 2004

• " Tripler to resume flu shots for high-risk individuals." - November 6, 2004

• " Inouye's wife, Maggie, recovering after surgery." - November 5, 2004

• " Flu's here, but so is more vaccine." - November 5, 2004

• " Don't treat common cold with antibiotics." - November 4, 2004

• " Inouye's wife OK after three-hour cancer surgery." - November 4, 2004

• " Organ donors on Net provoke many questions." - November 2, 2004

• " Balance diet before trying supplements." - November 2, 2004

• "Kaiser will continue service to Kaua'i." - October 30, 2004

• "Natural medicine can help fertility by restoring balance." - October 30, 2004

• "Vaccine arrives but is limited." - October 30, 2004

• "Firms face healthcare audits." - October 29, 2004

• "Stem cell research is worth exploring," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - October 27, 2004

• "Medical records going online." - October 27, 2004

• "Flu shot rules working, state says." - October 27, 2004

• "Bloodletting aids iron overload." - October 23, 2004

• "Therapist locks into laughter." - October 22, 2004

• "Plan for cancer control unveiled." - October 22, 2004

• "Getting yourself through flu season." - October 18, 2004

• "Teens talk about sex." - October 17, 2004

• "Flu vaccine crisis must be addressed," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - October 16, 2004

• "B vitamins, exercise may help prevent Alzheimer's." - October 16, 2004

• "Doctors operate on shark victim." - October 16, 2004

• "State coordinating flu effort." - October 16, 2004

• "Hilo pharmacy school plan set." - October 15, 2004

• "Women taking health to heart." - October 14, 2004

• "State keeps eye on flu vaccine." - October 14, 2004

• "Feds should butt out of marijuana debate," a Volcanic Ash column by David Shapiro- October 13, 2004

• "Steady growth seen for biotech, drug jobs." - October 13, 2004

• "New dentists volunteer at Kalihi clinic." - October 12, 2004

• "Hawai'i troop deployments affecting medical coverage." - October 11, 2004

• "Mosquito control essential." - October 11, 2004

• "Medical school set to transform Kaka'ako." - October 9, 2004

• "Three classmates who made history," a Letter to the Editor from Benjamin Young, M.D., executive director, Native Hawaiian Center of Excellence, John A. Burns School of Medicine - October 8, 2004

• "Kaiser limits flu shots - Mainland needs them." - October 8, 2004

• "Leading orthopedic surgeon Alan Pavel dead at 71." - October 7, 2004

• "Hawai'i consumer being gouged," a Letter to the Editor from Ronald Kienitz, D.O., president, Honolulu County Medical Society; Scott D. McCaffrey, M.D., president-elect, Honolulu County Medical Society; Philip D. Hellreich, M.D., past president, Hawaii Medical Association - October 7, 2004

• "Elderly crowd clinics for flu shots." - October 7, 2004

• "West Nile can become fatal." - October 6, 2004

• "Threat of West Nile here highest ever this year." - October 6, 2004

• "Muscular dystrophy group on hunt for camp volunteers." - October 6, 2004

• "State advises rationing of flu shot to high-risk groups." - October 6, 2004

• "HMSA chief's total pay $553,269." - October 5, 2004

• "Swimming, yoga essential for man's well-being." - October 4, 2004

• "State probes mental health firm." - October 4, 2004

• "Full funding needed for drug control plan," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - October 3, 2004

• "Bridle path leads to therapy." - October 3, 2004

• "Hormones play role in gaining, losing weight." - October 2, 2004

• "Breastfeeders gathering today." - October 2, 2004

• "Vioxx patients advised to switch." - October 2, 2004

• "Waipahu at-risk families get aid." - October 1, 2004

• "Samoan tree genes may fight AIDS, profit nation." - October 1, 2004

• "Hawai'i still leads in Census diversity." - October 1, 2004

• "Illness fear delays flight to Canada." - October 1, 2004

• "West Nile virus still potential threat." - October 1, 2004

• "Dysfunctional system prevents rehabilitation," a Letter to the Editor by Thomas Grollman, M.D. - September 30, 2004

• "Cancer survivors build support with artwork." - September 30, 2004

• "Maui bird did not have West Nile virus." - September 30, 2004

• "Supply of nurses dependent on pay," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - September 29, 2004

• "State steps up West Nile testing." - September 28, 2004

• "State escalates West Nile attack." - September 28, 2004

• "Nursing schools jammed." - September 27, 2004

• "Maui awaits virus test result." - September 26, 2004

• "New medical building proposed in Makiki." - September 25, 2004

• "Steroid use can cause serious health problems." - September 25, 2004

• "Camera pill being used in Hawai'i." - September 25, 2004

• "Deadly West Nile may be on Maui." - September 25, 2004

• "Deadly West Nile virus may be on Maui." - September 24, 2004

• "Down syndrome won't stifle hopes for these families." - September 23, 2004

• "Hawai'i nurses lured by jobs on Mainland." - September 22, 2004

• "Dean of nursing will leave UH." - September 22, 2004

• "Tripler hazard lab falls through." - September 22, 2004

• "Early workouts help stylist stay fit." - September 20, 2004

• "Donor restrictions don't make sense," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - September 18, 2004

• "Reduce symptoms of perimenopause." - September 18, 2004

• "Women's health risks get closer look." - September 18, 2004

• "Physicians, hospitals must report instances," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - September 17, 2004

• "$200M hospital in Kihei may face opposition." - September 17, 2004

• "Air ambulance not flying yet." - September 17, 2004

• "HMSA contract renewed without opening to bid." - September 16, 2004

• "Virus prevention effort targets breeding areas." - September 15, 2004

• "Assessing health effects depends on labeling," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - September 14, 2004

• "Baby club helps mom get back in shape." - September 13, 2004

• "Strong backing for Kailua halfway house." - September 13, 2004

• "Breast cancer relapse rates down." - September 13, 2004

• "Planning now for that overdue midlife crisis." - September 12, 2004

• "Kula hospital celebrates." - September 12, 2004

• "Make sure kids are safe in car." - September 11, 2004

• "Hawai'i will pay less for prescription drugs." - September 10, 2004

• "Hawai'i wary of West Nile." - September 9, 2004

• "Show looks at heart attacks in women." - September 8, 2004

• "Patient misses Boo, his bird buddy." - September 8, 2004

• "Marrow donor happy to help." - September 5, 2004

• "Crystal meth kills in unexpected ways." - September 5, 2004

• "Nurse's lawsuit ordered to trial." - September 4, 2004

• "Eating more balanced meals can ease sugar cravings." - September 4, 2004

• "No flu vaccine shortage expected this year." - September 4, 2004

• "The Queen's Medical Center historian dies." - September 3, 2004

• "Big Island couple give $17.2M to clinic." - September 3, 2004

• "How to find an online pharmacy to rely on." - September 2, 2004

• "Doctor pioneers eye surgery for sun-related condition." - September 2, 2004

• "Tripler worker awarded $110,000." - September 2, 2004

• "Kahuku teen triumphs over disability." - September 2, 2004

• "Servicewomen should receive medical parity," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - September 1, 2004

• "Asia travel spurs concerns about Avian flu." - August 31, 2004

• "HMSA may dodge bid process for $350M contract." - August 29, 2004

• "'Cupping' often used with acupuncture." - August 28, 2004

• "Maui launches medical copter." - August 28, 2004

• "Let Olympians inspire fitness." - August 28, 2004

• "State scrutinizing high level of HMSA reserves." - August 26, 2004

• "State DUI deaths rising." - August 26, 2004

• "Medicare gap cuts medicine intake." - August 25, 2004

• "Youth CPR leader should inspire all," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - August 24, 2004

• "State on watch for West Nile virus signs." - August 24, 2004

• "Maui teen sets up CPR class center." - August 23, 2004

• "Halt America's junk-food lifestyle with public-education initiative," a Commentary by Mike Gabbard - August 22, 2004

• "Paralysis can't stop the paint." - August 22, 2004

• "Blood pressure can be measured wrong." - August 21, 2004

• "Liver transplant gives Kamalani, 3, new hope for life." - August 21, 2004

• "Low calories tied to long life." - August 21, 2004

• "A final gift of life," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - August 20, 2004

• "Dancer's star rises after battle with mystery illness." - August 20, 2004

• "Son lives on through transplant recipients." - August 19, 2004

• "HMSA shows profit in quarter." - August 18, 2004

• "Woman we relied on disappeared." - August 18, 2004

• "Stricken family members deserve loving care." - August 18, 2004

• "Teens reflect on agony caused by Alzheimer's." - August 18, 2004

• "Kaiser's profits up 22% in 2nd quarter." - August 17, 2004

• "Drive to stay fit keeps kayaker going." - August 16, 2004

• "Sugar alternatives mimic taste without the calories." - August 11, 2004

• "Increase in fatalities here bucks U.S. trend." - August 11, 2004

• "On balance, 'biopharm' disclosure right choice," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - August 8, 2004

• "Soy products beneficial to most women." - August 7, 2004

• "State hospital reform near end." - August 7, 2004

• "State reviews HMSA clauses." - August 6, 2004

• "Block the sun - fashionably." - August 6, 2004

• "2,500 to walk in park for heart association fund-raiser." - August 6, 2004

• "Childhood vaccination rate hits record 82.8% in state." - August 6, 2004

• "USDA told to disclose 'biopharm' locations." - August 5, 2004

• "Firms promote drug-free policies." - August 4, 2004

• "Drug assist agency to close." - August 4, 2004

• "Healthy babies honored." - August 4, 2004

• "Tripler removes school worker." - August 4, 2004

• "Hawai'i to play out disaster scenario." - August 4, 2004

• "Dengue outbreak confirmed in Palau." - August 4, 2004

• "Viral meningitis hits O'ahu, Kaua'i." - August 4, 2004

• "Hospitals consider joining forces." - August 3, 2004

• "Cyanotech quarter profits up from '03." - August 3, 2004

• "Kaiser to spiff up image." - August 3, 2004

• "Increase in viral meningitis cases reported." - August 3, 2004

• "Help kids put their best foot forward." - August 2, 2004

• "Retirement is for doing your reps." - August 2, 2004

• "Maui air ambulance delayed by paperwork, engine difficulties." - August 2, 2004

• "Island doctor teammate to Kerry, Bush." - August 2, 2004

• "Hawai'i must do more in treating the mentally ill," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - August 1, 2004

• "Walking or cycling may help arthritic knee." - July 31, 2004

• "Cooking method critical for meat, fries." - July 24, 2004

• "State warns against fake health insurance policies." - July 23, 2004

• "Group [Arc in Hawaii] marks 50 years of service." - July 22, 2004

• "Bitter melon may lower blood-sugar levels for some." - July 17, 2004

• "Jellyfish invasion hits bathers hard ." - July 13, 2004

• "15 murine typhus cases in Hawai'i so far." - July 12, 2004

• "Former Iolani athlete survives toxic strep." - July 12, 2004

• "Never leave pets, keiki alone together." - July 10, 2004

• "Health insurer files rate plan for Hawai'i." - July 8, 2004

• "HMSA must pay for new treatment." - July 4, 2004

• "Effects of calcium tablets, milk differ." - July 3, 2004

• "Care consolidated for breast cancer patients [at Kapi'olani Breast Center]." - July 1, 2004

• "Prescription drug plan in effect today." - July 1, 2004

• "Mapunapuna site high on list for asbestos cleanup." - June 28, 2004

• "Kaua'i plans drug treatment sites." - June 27, 2004

• "Diet is key when trying to build up your qi." - June 26, 2004

• "Anti-abortion stance clouds global policy," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial- June 25, 2004

• "Families of severely disabled deserve help," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - June 19, 2004

• "Medications can quell restless-leg sensations." - June 19, 2004

• "Las Vegas virus outbreak declared over by officials." - June 18, 2004

• "Las Vegas virus that sickened 1,700 over." - June 17, 2004

• "Got milk? Make it low fat, state says." - June 15, 2004

• "Project expands end-of-life care." - June 15, 2004

• "More stem research would be appropriate," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - June 13, 2004

• "Body gives signs of when you are most likely to conceive." - June 12, 2004

• "Abstinence program tells teens, 'Try Wait!'." - June 9, 2004

• "Peculiar cooking method flaws study on microwaved veggies." - June 5, 2004

• "Try the homemade diet plan." - June 4, 2004

• "Late-term abortions: 9th Circuit rationality," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - June 3, 2004

• "Hawai'i climbs in national ranking of child well-being." - June 3, 2004

• "Cancer center options weighed." - May 31, 2004

• "State ironing out details on prescription drug plan." - May 31, 2004

• "Don't mistake appendicitis for the flu." - May 29, 2004

• "So You're Pregnant? Getting big and fit."

  - May 27, 2004

• "Prevention, detection key skin-cancer issues." - May 23, 2004

• "I'm pregnant." - May 23, 2004

• "Help with Medicare drug cards available." - May 23, 2004

• "Meth moms require more than prosecution," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - May 21, 2004

• "Health insurer choice to widen in Hawai'i." - May 21, 2004

• "HMSA reduces amount of rate-increase request." - May 19, 2004

• "Vitamins A, C and E can help prevent cataracts." - May 15, 2004

• "'Morning-after pill' still available from doctors, health officials say." - May 14, 2004

• "Medical technology firm may come to Hawai'i." - May 13, 2004

• "In the war on ice, we have to act now," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - May 6, 2004

• "Queen's plans expansion of nursing institute." - May 6, 2004

• "Lingle urged to OK drug funds." - May 5, 2004

• "Mercury poisoning a danger to us all," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - May 4, 2004

• "Kahuku Hospital wins partial funding." - May 3, 2004

• "Get the skinny on skin care from doctors." - May 2, 2004

• "Healthy Vision Month offers diabetics exams." - May 1, 2004

• "Ginger may ease nausea, vomiting during pregnancy." - May 1, 2004

• "Law affirms kids' rights to in-school medications." - April 29, 2004

• "Rainy weather likely to blame for surge in leptospirosis cases." - April 28, 2004

• "Work your way to great abs." - April 27, 2004

• "Special P.E. class helps students drop weight." - April 26, 2004

• "Healthy eating habits beat fad diets." - April 24, 2004

• "Hawai'i ready to join prescription drug pool." - April 23, 2004

• "Mental health program aids homeless." - April 22, 2004

• "'Operation Smile' patients doing well after surgery, doctor says." - April 20, 2004

• "Meningitis vaccination issue raised." - April 19, 2004

• "Hawai'i in six-state pool to buy drugs." - April 19, 2004

• "Drinking water in excess can be harmful." - April 17, 2004

• "Housework helps, but you'll still only look good once a month." - April 13, 2004

• "Meningitis confirmed in death of student." - April 13, 2004

• "New plan by HMSA shifts bill to worker ." - April 11, 2004

• "Nevada health insurer fails to get tax waiver." - April 10, 2004

• "Seasilver claims unsubstantiated." - April 10, 2004

• "Leptospirosis killed student." - April 10, 2004

• "Leptospirosis killed Big Island man, state reports." - April 9, 2004

• "Las Vegas sickness rate still declining." - April 7, 2004

• "Fatal infection appears isolated." - April 6, 2004

• "HMSA's new health plan increases cost for workers." - April 5, 2004

• "Death of UH student investigated." - April 5, 2004

• "State does poorly in cancer report." - April 5, 2004

• "UH student's death could be isolated case." - April 5, 2004

• "Herbalists can still prescribe ephedra." - April 3, 2004

• "Pacemaker provides peace of mind for woman." - April 2, 2004

• "Legislature revives debate on emergency contraceptives." - April 2, 2004

• "Carb confusion." - March 31, 2004

• "Vegas illness cases easing off." - March 31, 2004

• "How to cut your risk of heart disease." - March 27, 2004

• "State trying to find source of TB exposure at prison." - March 26, 2004

• "Need help preventing skin cancer?" - March 24, 2004

• "Hotline helps families, friends of Alzheimer's patients." - March 24, 2004

• "New cases of Las Vegas norovirus decline." - March 24, 2004

• "Art center for disabled apt use of hospital," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - March 23, 2004

• "Managing diabetes takes team." - March 23, 2004

• "HMSA's cholesterol mistake," an Island Voices contribution by Frank Singer, M.D. - March 22, 2004

• "Flu epidemic shuts down Waiawa prison." - March 22, 2004

• "Las Vegas sickness total now at 1,475." - March 22, 2004

• "Weight-loss expenses get some tax breaks." - March 20, 2004

• "Will Medicare costs hurt Bush campaign?," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - March 18, 2004

• "Norovirus sparks run on Hawai'i drugstores." - March 17, 2004

• "Number of Vegas virus cases climbs to 1,174." - March 16, 2004

• "Suicide bill: Weary of the post-mortems," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - March 15, 2004

• "Ads use animations, rap to discourage smoking ." - March 15, 2004

• "Source of Vegas virus still mystery." - March 15, 2004

• "Vegas virus cases surge to 1,174." - March 15, 2004

• "Lingle administration's war on drugs," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - March 14, 2004

• "Homeopathic medicines aid body in overcoming common ailments." - March 13, 2004

• "Fitness contributes to academic success," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - March 11, 2004

• "Vegas virus sickened 49 this month." - March 10, 2004

• "'Death with dignity' bill shelved." - March 10, 2004

• "More returning from Vegas with Norwalk virus." - March 9, 2004

• "Surgery: Doctor strives to make subtle changes." - March 7, 2004

• "HMSA offers alternative plan." - March 6, 2004

• "Cut back on alcohol, drop weight to gang up on gout." - March 6, 2004

• "Death with dignity isn't going away," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - March 4, 2004

• "HMSA made profit of $47 million last year." - March 3, 2004

• "Two houses OK bills to cut cost of medicine." - March 3, 2004

• "Hearing set on 'death-with-dignity' bill." - March 3, 2004

• "Bioethics shuffle damages credibility," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - March 2, 2004

• "Hormone-therapy study finds risks outweigh benefits." - March 2, 2004

• "Heart patients gather at Kuakini." - March 1, 2004

• "Healthcare costs remain at forefront of concrete strike." - February 29, 2004

• "Sex-abuse center helped victim, mother find peace of mind," a column by Lee Cataluna - February 29, 2004

• "State House approves public urination bill." - February 26, 2004

• "Tobacco trust money spared from ice war." - February 26, 2004

• "We can organize to ostracize drug dealers," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - February 25, 2004

• "Parents unaware of hand, foot and mouth disease." - February 25, 2004

• "Senate anti-drug bill advances." - February 24, 2004

• "Age thins ranks of regular blood donors." - February 23, 2004

• "Health report findings mixed." - February 23, 2004

• "Affordable drugs are priority for legislators." - February 23, 2004

• "Study links P.E. with classroom behavior, academic performance." - February 21, 2004

• "Kahuku rallies to save hospital." - February 20, 2004

• "Ice crisis doesn't improve with age," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial- February 19, 2004

• "Health research focuses on Wai'anae." - February 19, 2004

• "UH will pitch cancer center to Congress." - February 19, 2004

• "Kahuku hospital in peril." - February 19, 2004

• "Don't play politics with our health," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - February 18, 2004

• "Want two scoops of greens with that lunch?." - February 18, 2004

• "Many tackle challenges of multigenerational living." - February 18, 2004

• "Legislators urged to act now against ice." - February 18, 2004

• "Anti-obesity project takes toonful tack." - February 17, 2004

• "Moloka'i hospital to get upgrade." - February 17, 2004

• "Children given free sports mouthguards." - February 17, 2004

• "Korean cloning success should stir our interest," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - February 16, 2004

• "Get pumped up for yoga, kickboxing." - February 16, 2004

• "Abortion record search is pointless and wrong," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - February 15, 2004

• "Enzymes can help ease sore, inflamed muscles." - February 14, 2004

• "Doctors see benefits in healthcare rationing." - February 13, 2004

• "Public health on horizon," an Island Voices contribution by Nancy Kern - February 12, 2004

• "HMSA seeks rate hike for small businesses." - February 11, 2004

• "Symposium looks at women's health issues." - February 11, 2004

• "Hawai'i sees many Leptospirosis cases." - February 11, 2004

• "In matters of the heart, make health tops." - February 10, 2004

• "Daycare home for elderly sought." - February 10, 2004

• "Reborn public health school a good prospect," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - February 7, 2004

• "Eat less, avoid portion distortion." - February 7, 2004

• "Flu vaccine restrictions lifted." - February 7, 2004

• "Hawai'i loosens restrictions, offers free flu vaccines." - February 6, 2004

• "Dengue precautions taken here after student's death." - February 5, 2004

• "UH to fast-track revival of public health school." - February 4, 2004

• "Proposal bans lifetime cap on substance-abuse coverage." - February 4, 2004

• "Student's death may be linked to dengue." - February 4, 2004

• "Healthcare seen as a top issue." - February 1, 2004

• "Yoga can aid your musculoskeletal health." - January 31, 2004

• "Hilo hospital to renovate emergency room." - January 27, 2004

• "Avian disease no threat to Hawai'i yet." - January 27, 2004

• "Hospital system urges creation of 'captive' insurer." - January 27, 2004

• "Don't make us report 'ice epidemic' in 2010," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - January 25, 2004

• "Is yoga for you?" - January 25, 2004

• "Measure to clarify insurer rules." - January 24, 2004

• "State to rule on HMSA plan." - January 24, 2004

• "Chronic hepatitis B can go undetected for years." - January 24, 2004

• "Drug plan leaves seniors baffled." - January 24, 2004

• "Women's coalition emphasizes drug treatment." - January 21, 2004

• "Straub cuts reflect squeeze on healthcare." - January 21, 2004

• "Science journal recognizes work of biotech firm." - January 21, 2004

• "Straub to cut pediatrics, ob-gyn departments." - January 20, 2004

• "Competition comes to HMSA, Kaiser Permanente." - January 19, 2004

• "Drug addiction keeps women's prison filled." - January 19, 2004

• "Family, health, music career destroyed by meth addiction." - January 18, 2004

• "Ice epidemic grows, overwhelms prisons." - January 18, 2004

• "Lawmaker support strong for expanding drug therapy." - January 18, 2004

• "Fennel may ease colic in some infants." - January 17, 2004

• "Healthcare gap is a national shame," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - January 16, 2004

• "Lingle's dismay over ice plan is dismaying," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - January 15, 2004

• "Bone marrow drives planned." - January 14, 2004

• "Show us the money for the war on ice," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - January 13, 2004

• "Bonding time at baby yoga." - January 13, 2004

• "More aid sought for foster care, Quest services." - January 13, 2004

• "Tax hike not ruled out in Hawai'i's war on ice." - January 13, 2004

• "$21 million war on 'ice' proposed." - January 12, 2004

• "Ko'olauloa to get health clinic." - January 11, 2004

• "New health insurer to try Island market." - January 10, 2004

• "Heed your weight-loss resolution." - January 10, 2004

• "Flu 'widespread' in state, says CDC." - January 9, 2004

• "Community hospitals requesting extra money." - January 9, 2004

• "Form for medical assistance simplified." - January 9, 2004

• "Get pipes for ice off the store shelves," a Honolulu Advertiser editorial - January 8, 2004

• "2 Hawai'i biotech firms raise $5.6M." - January 8, 2004

• "AARP says drug costs a hardship in Hawai'i." - January 7, 2004

• "Ex-UH athlete backs ephedra ban." - January 5, 2004

• "Exercise, therapy can fight fatigue." - January 3, 2004

• "Stores respond to Atkins low-carb diet craze." - January 2, 2004

• "State's elderly hang on to teeth." - January 2, 2004

• "Choose the right equipment to get you from fat to fit." - January 1, 2004

• "Hale Nani nursing home sold." - January 1, 2004

• "Hawai'i doctors get 5,000 doses of nasal flu spray." - January 1, 2004

• "USDA: Hawai'i beef safe." - January 1, 2004

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