Author: Nina Wu

Nina Wu is a staff reporter at the Honolulu Star-Advertiser, covering sustainability issues, alternative energy and weather. She was previously arts page editor, a features reporter and business reporter, covering real estate and retail developments. Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, she holds Master's degrees from UC Berkeley School of Journalism and The Fletcher School. She studied English and French literature as an undergraduate student and attended public schools K-12. Her interests include running, yoga and dogs.

LTR Meaning in Dating: Signs, Stages, and How to Build a Strong Long-Term Relationship

The world of dating can feel like a maze, full of abbreviations and confusing signals. If you are tired of uncertainty, learning the true LTR meaning is the best way to find stability. A successful long term relationship (LTR) doesn’t just happen. You build it with clear intentions, shared goals, and consistent, mutual effort. Understanding […]

Hormonal Birth Control: Options and How They Work

It can feel really complicated when you start looking at different options for birth control. With so many brands, formulas, and different levels of hormones, how do you know which one is the right one for you? The hormonal contraceptive method is one of the most popular and effective ways to prevent pregnancy. But remember, […]

Chronic Kidney Disease Ranks Among Top 10 Global Causes of Death, New Analysis Reveals

A new global study has found that chronic kidney disease (CKD) has become the ninth leading cause of death worldwide, highlighting a growing public health concern that demands urgent global attention. Global Rise in Chronic Kidney Disease Cases According to the analysis, the number of people living with impaired kidney function has nearly doubled in […]

Avian Influenza Hawaii: Sick UH Mānoa Duck Tests Positive for Bird Flu Strain

Presumed Bird Flu Case at UH Mānoa Raises Statewide Caution State officials are urging Hawaii residents to remain alert following the discovery of a presumed case of Avian influenza in Hawaii involving a sick duck at the University of Hawaii at Mānoa. The Hawaii Department of Health reported that a student found the injured duck […]