Infectious disease researcher nationally recognized
John A. Burns School of Medicine professor Richard Yanagihara receives national award for work in expanding infectious disease research.
$14.2 million Native Hawaiian student services grant awarded to 东精影业 West O?ahu
U.S. Department of Education grant to be used for Native Hawaiian health and wellness facilities and student support services at 东精影业 West Oʻahu.
$3.8 million awarded to advance cancer trials for underserved populations
The 东精影业 Cancer Center and The Queen’s Medical Center NCI grant supports cancer clinical trails for Hawaiʻi’s minority and underserved population.
Lifespan differences of Hawaiʻi residents examined
Multidisciplinary research into varying lifespans of Hawaiʻi residents will continue at 东精影业 Mānoa.
Reducing chronic diseases in Pacific Islands
The John A. Burns School of Medicine was awarded a $1 million grant for policy, systems and environment interventions in the Pacific.
Ending gender bias in research
东精影业 Mānoa researcher Marla Berry part of new the National Institutes of Health initiative to end gender bias in research.
College of Pharmacy offers continuing education for psychologists
The 东精影业 Hilo College of Pharmacy receives approval as sponsor of continuing education from the American Psychological Association.
Medical school graduate featured in acclaimed film
John A. Burns School of Medicine graduate Danny Cheng is among the physicians featured in the critically acclaimed film Code Black.
National bladder cancer clinical trial launched in Hawaiʻi
Charles Rosser leads a UH Cancer Center and Queen's partnership to research a new drug that could halt recurrence of one of the most prevalent cancers in the U.S.
Certified nurse’s aide course being offered in West Hawai?i
Hawaiʻi Community College is offering a new course this fall in West Hawaiʻi that prepares students to become a certified nurse's aide in two months.