The Hawai‘i DOH confirmed an 11th travel-related case of dengue in 2025, with proactive mosquito control measures being implemented to prevent spread.

Hawaiʻi's Department of Health offers free medical cannabis education courses for healthcare providers, covering the endocannabinoid system, clinical applications, and state regulations.

New University of Hawaii research reveals more than half of Maui children ages 10-17 screen positive for depression two years after the devastating wildfires.

Hawaii confirms its 11th travel-related dengue case of 2025, with 10 cases on Oahu and one on Maui as health officials intensify mosquito control efforts.

The Maui Police's MMEU provided essential services for the houseless at Kalama Park, including health support and resource information, as part of community engagement.

A 10th case of travel-related dengue virus has been confirmed on Oʻahu, Hawai'i by health officials, prompting preventive measures and public advisories.

A survey by Hawaiʻi's DOH revealed that two-thirds of backyard bird owners are unaware of USDA best practices for preventing bird flu, despite high concern for the disease.

The Kauaʻi District Health Office released findings from the 2025 CASPER survey, detailing community health and disaster preparedness, with mixed results on emergency supplies and concerns about climate change and financial security.

The Hawai‘i DOH recalled some RITZ Peanut Butter Cracker Sandwiches for undeclared peanut allergens, posing health risks to those with peanut allergies.

Hawaii's DOH responded to a 300-gallon fuel leak at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam; the issue was contained with no health or environmental risk reported.

Hawaii confirms ninth travel-related dengue case in 2023, prompting the DOH to intensify mosquito control and public health advisories to prevent local transmission.

Hawaiʻi ranked second in the 2025 State Health System Performance, excelling in access to care, health outcomes, and equity. Challenges remain in vaccinations and children's healthcare.

Hawai'i Health Department fined two urgent care centers $2.19 million for operating clinical labs without required state and federal permits since 2003 and 2008.