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Column: Resolve to get quality sleep during the upcoming year
Arguably, the best return on investment is adequate, quality sleep and a work-life balance that allows time for restful reflection — yes, a nap. Read more
Arguably, the best return on investment is adequate, quality sleep and a work-life balance that allows time for restful reflection — yes, a nap. Read more
The good news is that every insurance company covers the cost of a sleep study as well as treatment. Read more
The day has come when you can select a naturopathic physician to be your primary care doctor under the Hawaii Medical Service Association. Read more
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The health care environment remains in a state of flux, impacts of climate change continue to advance, the long economic expansion is coming to an end and, on a national level, identity politics are as divisive as ever. Read more
The mission is to bring together the best of modern medicine and traditional health arts. Read more
In Hawaii most people have not one health insurance policy, but three. That’s right. Read more
Even in Hawaii it is essential to plan ahead and carefully shepherd our water resources for both the near and long term. Read more
Yes, even checking the news or the stock market can become an addiction. Read more
The Hawaii Book & Music Festival draws as many as 20,000 participants each year. Check out the Wellness in Hawaii track as an opportunity for healing in paradise. Read more
Diet, for most individuals, is the largest source of exposure to heavy metals. Read more
It’s time to consolidate New Year’s resolutions for 2019. What is most important for the year ahead, amid escalating climate change, political turmoil in Washington, D.C., economic uncertainty across the globe and big questions about the future of health care? Read more
Recent environmental disasters, coupled with mounting research, demonstrate the profound impact of climate change to health and prosperity. Read more
The progressive proliferation of urgent care facilities in Hawaii is a worrisome sign. The people of Hawaii are better served by sustainable relationships with primary care providers. Read more
Hawaii is already struggling to solve a severe, ongoing physician shortage. Why are they burning out, and what can be done to prevent our doctors from running for the door? Read more
We might complain about our jobs and look forward to our next vacation, but to work is a sacred honor. Read more
Today’s society has an abundance of quality professionals you can trust. Read more
The recent Hawaii Book and Music Festival was another great success. It was the first time that the Wellness in Hawaii Program extended for two full days. Read more
This year, for the first time, the Hawaii Book & Music Festival will expand the “Wellness in Hawaii” track to two full days. Read more
Hawaii should not have passed a law to condone actively facilitating death. During this legislative session a Pandora’s box was opened for medically assisted death in the form of House Bill 2739. Read more
