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Air Ambulance Crash Exposes Vulnerability In Neighbor Island Health Care

As a statewide emergency order ends, the governor and other doctors say more services are needed to reduce the dependency on medical air transport.

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Lawsuit: State Failed To Help Severely Disabled Boy

Hawaii still lacks long-term secure facilities for students with behavioral issues who can end up being housed on the mainland.

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Drug Overdoses Are On The Rise On Kauai Meth Is Still The Main Reason

Although some antidotes like Narcan can help prevent opioid deaths, meth is still the leading cause of drug overdose overall in Hawaii.

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The Fight Over Abortion Access In Guam Has Broad Implications For Women In The Pacific

Guam is a hub for medical services in the region, often the first stop for patients seeking care before coming to Hawaii.

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Nonprofit Finds Success In Treating Mentally Ill Homeless People After Hawaii Loosened Law

The Institute for Human Services, a local nonprofit, has assessed at least 100 homeless people over the last 14 months, and has provided medication for about 30 a significant increase.

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