How Healthy Are We, Really?
With rising cancer and diabetes rates and the myriad diseases prevalent among Native Hawaiians and those in underserved communities, Hawai‘i isn’t the model of health it’s touted to be.
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With rising cancer and diabetes rates and the myriad diseases prevalent among Native Hawaiians and those in underserved communities, Hawai‘i isn’t the model of health it’s touted to be.
Dr. Christina Marzo, a family physician, wants to help her patients make the right decisions for themselves and their ‘ohana.
Meet our cover doctor, Dr. Jerald Garcia, who offers comprehensive, one-stop chronic pain management at the Hawai‘i Institute for Pain.
HONOLULU Magazine Team
We’ve partnered with Castle Connolly to bring you a list of the 913 top doctors in the state.
HONOLULU Magazine Team
HONOLULU Magazine helps you find the dentist you need, whether it’s for a routine checkup or more specialized work. Everyone on this list comes highly recommended by other dentists, who know the work of fellow professionals.
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How the latest findings about four pillars of health—the gut, brain, sleep and movement—can boost wellness in Hawai‘i.
Even just a little movement can increase your health and wellness dramatically.
Poni Askew’s wellness journey began with weight loss, then veered to focus on her gut health.
Angela Keen overcame a debilitating bout of long COVID through innovative brain treatments.
Getting enough quality sleep is fundamental to overall health, and not getting it will put you at higher risk for serious diseases and a shorter life.
Misinformation about this natural life stage is rampant, and many women experiencing symptoms are brushed off and left to suffer in silence.
Easy to see why Hawai‘i is the healthiest state in the nation when we have the best outdoor yoga, watersports and more ways to live well.
As medicine evolves, Hawai‘i doctors are pioneering innovative treatments, allowing residents to receive cutting-edge care in the Islands.
Women can protect themselves from breast, cervical, ovarian and uterine cancers with regular screenings and self-monitoring.
From artificial intelligence to supermarkets, here are five trends that show where medicine in the Islands is headed, for the better.
Christine Hitt
Despite a decadeslong effort to rehabilitate the health of the Hawaiian people, effects stemming from colonization prove long-lasting, with much more work to be done.
Christine Hitt
Despite a decadeslong effort to rehabilitate the health of the Hawaiian people, effects stemming from colonization prove long-lasting.
A workout class at Yoga Under the Palms in Kaimukī mixes yoga, sculpt and dance.
New year, new fire workout apparel.
Three HONOLULU staffers visited Yoga Room Hawai‘i last weekend to “breathe in, breathe out.” It was much heavier and more enlightening than we imagined.
James Nakamura
HONOLULU’s contributing editor takes us on a first-person journey to happiness around Diamond Head.