Kathleen Kozak

Most of them were shut down in favor of community-based services, but that has proven to be a colossal failure.

There already was a well-regulated program in place, but new federal legislation that just took effect raises many questions.

We need to join the many states that allow over-the-counter purchases of a drug that can potentially save those addicted to painkillers.

Hawaii could save lives and shorten the waiting list for transplants by requiring people to opt out of the program instead of opting in.

Cannabis has potential for treating various disorders, but pharmaceutical companies won’t do their thing while it’s a Schedule 1 drug.

The technology is already here to transform medical services, so providers need to get on board.

When it comes to medical workers receiving the annual vaccination, Hawaii lags behind the national average.

The time has come for Hawaii to offer the choice that every terminally ill person of sound mind should have.

Faster service, universal records and shipment of food and medications may make it the largest health retailer in the world.

The HMSA struck a blow for lower insurance premiums when it announced it would no longer accept third-party payments for dialysis.

Walk-in clinics are more convenient, especially when they partner with pharmacies. But doctors like me still have something to offer.