A health registry tracking people exposed to jet fuel-contaminated water from Red Hill in 2021 has found a pattern of shared symptoms, which is bad news for military families and residents still dealing with lasting health effects.

• 500 people are enrolled in the registry, run with help from the University of Hawaii.
• Common symptoms reported include trouble sleeping, memory problems, headaches, and ear-related issues.
• Most people were exposed through everyday activities like drinking the water, cooking, showering, and doing laundry.
• A separate system tied to the issue is down and will take close to three months to get running again.

Outlook: Researchers are continuing to present these findings, which could shape future health monitoring and support for affected residents.