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Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders go to great lengths to receive basic care for chronic diseases
posted 03/25/2022
The high prevalence of diabetes and other chronic diseases has become a given among families. But access to care is not.
In Hawaii, Pacific Islander communities went overlooked as pandemic grief spread
posted 04/22/2021
"As the virus spread and Pacific Islander advocates rushed to help their communities, several told me they felt abandoned by the state."
Pandemic is disproportionately hurting Hawaii's Pacific Islander and Filipino communities
posted 08/04/2020
Despite Hawaii’s reputation as a racial paradise, the state is home to striking income disparities that fall along racial and ethnic lines.

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Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders go to great lengths to receive basic care for chronic diseases
The high prevalence of diabetes and other chronic diseases has become a given among families. But... more »
posted 03/25/22
In Hawaii, Pacific Islander communities went overlooked as pandemic grief spread
"As the virus spread and Pacific Islander advocates rushed to help their communities, several... more »
posted 04/22/21
Pandemic is disproportionately hurting Hawaii's Pacific Islander and Filipino communities
Despite Hawaii’s reputation as a racial paradise, the state is home to striking income... more »
posted 08/04/20

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Lesson: Let these tips inform your reporting on health disparities among Pacific Islanders
Many Pacific Islander communities suffer from high rates of diabetes and kidney disease. Less well-known are the challenges they face in getting care.
Project: Many Pacific Islander Patients Have To Move To Get Life-Saving Access To Dialysis
One in five Indigenous Chamorros in the Northern Mariana Islands has diabetes, and the demand for dialysis is growing. But the only dialysis centers are on the capital island of Saipan.
Project: The pandemic vastly expanded health care access in this US territory. That may end soon.
Patients who hadn’t sought health care in years flocked to clinics when a temporary pandemic program expanded Medicaid access to the commonwealth’s guest worker population.